Evening star., 1918-01-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
.rhe Practical Work of the Hadd:

s'Thc Pracffcal NoFk Oh the hiu"'iS-
sah." the Zionist Society for American
Women. will be the subject for discus
sion at a meeting of the Young Wom-
ems Hebrew Association, 14th and
streets northwest. tomorrow night.
musical program will be given pre-
ceding the discussion. under direction
OF Miss Lydia Bristol.
National representation in Congress
for the District viii be discussed Mon
day afternoon at the meeting OF the
District of Columbia Federation of
Womens Clubs in the hoardroom of
the District building. Mrs. Ellen Spen-
Ger Mussey will speak on the subject
of District representa- ton in Congress
The meeting will begin at ? o'clock.
George II. Wilson. accompanist of the
Motet Choral Society, who has joined
the colors was presented with a wrist
watch by the members of the society at
the rehearsal Tuesday night
An informal reception and dance will
be given at the Home Club. a Jackson
place. Monday night, by the South Da-
kota Society. Notices of the entertain
ment were sent out to South Dakota
residents of the capital today by Ed
ward X. De Puy, secretary of the So
ciety.
The following officers are in charge of
partment store of Woodward & 10th
ron chosen at the annual election held
recently: W. W. Everett first vice
president and general manager; Donald
Woodward, second vice president: G. y.
Everett third vice president and secre-
tary, and NJ. Fischer, treasCrer.>
In n debate at the National University
Law School last night the question.
Resolved. that government control of
all the transportation facilities Of the
country should be continued after the
war" was decided in favor of the af
firmative. The proposition was upheld
bv David T.. pcckinpaugh, later de-
ciared to be the best debater of the
evening and assisted by Messrs. Shack
and Castillo Private Bresnahan and
Messrs. Burman and Cayton spoke for
the negative. Henry &. Keen presided.
Soldiers in camp Washington
will be entertained by the women of
the Adath Israel Congregation in the
yestry rooms of the synagogue. 6th and
streets northwest, at $50 O'Clock to-
night.
Two automobiles were badly damaged
in collision at 9Th and NJ streets about
1890 O'Clock last night. One car be
louged to Emerson & Orme, 1920 NJ
street and the other was owned and
operated by J. II. Davis. 2i05 Pennsyl
vania avenue. Occupants Of the auto
lODileS were not nuE
St. Paurx T.. T.. Church, I'D street and
Washington Circle, will celebrate it's pa
itron saints day tomorrow Bishop Hard
ing will make an address at o'clock.
Afterward there will be a reception in
the parish hall for present and former
members and their friends of this par
! ish Dr. Robert Talbot, rector, will hold
Especial services at 7:30 and IL o'clock
p! in the morning.
! 4 collision between two street ears
! occurred at floridn avenue and 7th
! street this morning. Both cars We're
! badly damaged. Their passengers,
i given only a severe jolt. were not in
/ jured One car belongs to the Wash
! ington Railway and Electric Company
and the other to the Capital Traction
| Company.
| The Georgetown Citizens Association
| will meet at s o'clock tomorrow night
| in Potomac Savings Bank Hall, Wis
| consin avenue and NJ street. The meet
| ing was scheduled for Monday night.
| but was postponed because the fuel
order left the hall heatless.
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