Evening star., 1917-10-31


and Sergt. Louis ESnger, also OF
or five boys that would not ob1eet &c
coming out to the country for !nell
Thanksgiving dinner? We live aoou'
three-quarters of mile from WASH.
ington Grove station. 1t would Do inuo M !
more comfortable for them II they canle
out the night before. as our only lNo. ~.
ing train leaves the city at S:l0; TIC
next train out is not until $3.50 r.'ii
and makes the day very short QUE,
but we will be delighted to have theh
at any hour. We Will. of course. az
tend to the transportation. as we 10
not wish the boys to be under any ex-
pense. Trusting you may be able TO
find the boys to take the place OF our
boy now with the regulars at FORT
Slocum. and with best wishes Tor the
splendid work you are carrying oa.
street northeast: will you kindly con-
vey to two of the strangers within our
gates the desire of my husband ana sen
that they shall be our guests Thanks-
who has an uncle somewhere IN
France" and cousin who was WIN
Admiral Robley Evans fleet. we Will De
glad to entertain soldier boy ana
sailor laddie. We will do our best M 70
make up to each in a small way Tor the
mother who may be far away"
From Mrs. G. G. Willoughby. the
Westchester, 18TH and streets: M
closed please find invitations to two
United States soldier boys for Thanks
giving dinner. The Star is always on
the alert to do deeds of kindness.
From Mrs. ]. James Matthews. 526
Shepherd street northwest: x am de-
sirous of entertaining a few soldiers
Thanksgiving. Kindly let me have the
names of two from the camp at oth anu
Florida avenue northeast Should like
very much to write them personal let
ters.'
street northeast: My husband and 1
will take great pleasure IN giving two
of Uncle Sans boys good turkey din
uer Thanksgiving day. They can come
early and stay until after supper If they
want to- We will take them for long
auto ride in the afternoon"
Mrs. E. G. Lansdale and family. 11zs
25th street northwest:
I'VE want to invite another one OF
our soldier boys for Thanksgiving
dinner. We have already invited one,
but thought he may like to bring one
Of the others.
From Mrs. Elma NJ Willard. z6us
Seth street northwest:
we are very anxious to do our part
toward entertaining our boys on
Thanksgiving, and would consider 1t
great ta.or 4 you would hahd me m
closed invitation to a couple Of nice
young men. My husband is connected
v it'll the food administration and we
have come here very recently from
Maine. so we know what it is to be
strangers in strange land. Your
idea is certainly a tine one and is
bound to result in a more heartfelt
appreciation of our soldier boys who
have left their homes for our sakes.'
From Mrs. T. b. CLANCY, Landover,
1T win give me great pleasure to
have two soldiers boys to dinner
Thanksgiving day. including my son,
who is at Camp Meade. Will meet them
at the District line and take them
back"
From Mrs A C. Columbus. 20 Girard
street northwest:
My family joins me in asking for
the pleasure of the company of a boy
in uniform for dinner on Thanksgiving
day. My only regret is that I am un-
able to entertain more of these brave
fellows AS we are going to have a
Navy ensign and radio operator from
Harvard College. we would like to have
you send us a soldier"
Mr.. and Mrs John Oliver Moque, 1641
Harvard terrace
.'As patriotic American wife and
mother Of men doing their bit. 1t gives
me pleasure to let yon know tnat Al
Moque and l will gladly entertain two
of the boys on Thanksgiving day. We
dine at 1870 pm, and after dinner will
take our guests for ride through the
park or round the Speedway before they
return to camp"
James e. Harper. Chevy Chase. Md:
MY wife and would like to have two
Of the soldiers or sailors take dinner
with US on Thanksgiving day. If they
notify me at what hour they will be
here I will be at the station to meet
them.
Mrs. H NJ. Fry. s1s New Jersey ave-
nue. southeast:
Il will be more than glad to have
two of our soldier boys for dinner on
Thanksgiving day. Will promise them
a good turkey dinner. Also would ,s
glad to give a dollar a month for the
cigar and tobacco fund for our boys, so
long as the war lasts
The following also will entertain men
MI. and Mrs. F. F: Leith, a314 Ross
place, Cleveland Park two).
MI and Mrs. ]. c. Jenkins, 1929 Irving
street northwest (two).
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. McInyre, 1113
Staples street northeast two).
A J. Morning, 2617 18th street north
west (two).
(two).
Mr.. and Mrs. John spengler, 1914 Eu-
cid street northwest (three).
Mrs. John Klein, 3217 Wisconsin ave-
nue. CtWo).
Mrs. Augustus H. Walker, 444 NJ street
northwest ftwo). -
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Snapp, 42o Z
street northeast (tWo).
Mrs Ida Dorsey. Josephine Johnson,
Ethel Henderson. colored, 1917 Corcoran
street (three).
Miss II. H. Beason. 1893 street north
west colored (two).