Evening star., 1918-08-03
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War Camp Commissions Pre-.
sent a Varied RSosram Of
Entertainment. r.

I Following Is the list Of \activities
: conducted under the auspices Of the
District of Columbia war camp COM
y munity service of the War and Navy
departments commissions on tam
: ing camp activities.
Tonight.
Dance at st. Andrews. New HampNi,
shire avenue and v street northwest
Dance at Thomson Community
Center, Thomson School. 18th and l.
/ streets northwest. Open air platform
dancing from 8 to 1880 pm:
Dance at ST. Matthew'S Eiseopal
Church, Hyattsville, Md, pm.
Dance at Jewish Welfare Board and
Y. NJ. H. A. recreation rooms, north
east corner 11th street and PennSyl-
vania avenue northwest.
Entertainment and dance Epiphany
: Church. G street between 18th and
18th streets northwest. at 7:45 pm;
Sixtieth reception at Church OF the
Covenant, 18th street and Connecti-
.cut avenue northwest.
Metropolitan Methodist Church,
JOSH Marshall place and street
northwest, social evening for soldiers
sailors and marines at 8 pm. Re-
freshments.
First Presbyterian Church. John
Marshall place and c street-Games,
music, books. magazines, writing ma
terial and refreshments.
knights of Columbus Hall. sos p
street northwest-Club facilities, pool,
Trinity Parish Hall. 21s street
northwest-Biliiards coffee and rolls.
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. New York avenue and h
fa1 nvy0n in 1N
soldiers. sailors and marines at 1880
, pm. -.
z NJ. n. A.
Smoker and entertainment at Jewish
Welfare Board and Y. NJ. H. A., 11th
Tomorrow.
Community singing at Central High
School Auditorium, 11th and Clifton
streets northwest, at $3.50 PM. LED
by Gilbert Wilson, song leader of
Quantico. Va. Solos and camp sing
ing.
Vesper services, PM. on the Ell
lipse in rear of the White House. Rev.
will speak on the war situation IS
viewed in the orient. The Marine
Band will play.
Metropolitan Methodist Church. John
Marshall place and c street north
west. Social hour and refreshments
At s pm.
Church of the. Covenant, 18th and N
/ streets northwest. Young peoples "at
J home" for soldiers, sailors and ma
rines from $50 to 7:3o pm.
s. Thomas Hall, Church and 18th
streets northwest. Social hour and
,hot supper at $50 pm.
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
vermont avenue and N street north
west, from Sis to pm. Social hour,
with refreshments
open-air service from to II. at
I Christ Episcopal Church. $50 G street
southeast. Parish hall open all day.
Church of the Good Shepherd, sth
and streets northeast Social hour,
with refreshments, at pm.
First Presbyterian Church, John
/ Marshall place and c street. Social
| hour. with refreshments, at S pm.
Second Presbyterian Church. 32d
, street between and Q streets, at s
! pm. supper served on the lawn to all
men in uniform, followed by a social
hour and short church service.
Central Presbyterian Church, 18th
and ing-c.reets northw est-Sociai
| hour s to z p.ns.
:. St Anne's Hall. Tenleytown. i'm
| breakfast will be served toNI men
in uniform.
First Congregational Society, cor
ner 10th and G streets-Social hour
and refreshments following o'clock
Christian Endeavor meeting.
Sunday. IL am, services at Liberty
i Hut 7. II. c. A.. opposite the Union
! station.
North Capitol Metnodist Church,
North Capitol and X streets-Even-
ing services, friendship hour and
! light refreshments at 8 o'clock.
For Soldiers Families.
Free medical service to wives. de-
( pendent mothers, sistArs and children
Il of soldiers and sailors, whose family
l income has been reduced by war con-
I ditions, will be given at the Woman's
: Evening Clinic at 720 18th street
1 northwest.
The clinic will be open from noon
until o'clock in the afternoon daily
except on Sunday, and from to 8
1 O'Clock on Monday. Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings.
Colored Branch.
War Camp Community Club, Ne. 3
1885 18th street northwest, open fol
soldiers. sailors and marines. Reading
and writing rooms, pool. piano, dormi.
tories and hot baths. Dormitory
privilege, 35 cents
Tonight the reserve sailors win en-
and Camp Humphreys at war Camp
street northwest. RefresSments @
served free to soldiers by the Soldiers
Aid Club. Mrs. L. r. Pollard, presi-
BIT Club of Ebenezer Church. Rev.
oilers and sailors with a musical at the
.club. 1886 14th street northwest.
soldiers at Plymouth Church