Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-11
entertainment FOR
TROOPS IS P[ANNED
Varied Program of Recreation
Is Scheduled by D. c.
Organizations.

Social, educational, amusement and
recreational activities for soldiers. sail
ors and marines on leave in this city OF
stationed at barracks, camps and can
comments in and near Washington are
listed this week by the District OF CO.
lumbia war camp community service as
follows:
Daily.
United Service Club. No. 1, 636 Penn
eylvania avenue northwest-Open LOT
soldiers, sailors and marines, with res
taurant reading and writing rooms,
pool and billiards. piano and victrolas;
information bureau will be conducted,
where men in uniform can obtain full
information as to the activities TOT
their entertainment in washington :,
street northwest-Club facilities free
to all men in uniform.
Soldiers and sailors recreation rooms.
1416 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
writing material; sleeping quarters. 80
cents.
Y. NJ. H. A. recreation rooms. north
east corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest-Pool' ollilaIos'
cards, writing material, reading matter.
etc: dormitory\ accommodations, 20
cents.
Y. M. C. A., sth street and Pennsyl,,
vania avenue Notwithstanding ana
writing material and entertainment.
Y. NJ c. A., 1886 G. street northwest
Gymnasium. bowling alleys swimming
pool and other facilities.
Peck Chapel, 2Sth and NJ streess
northwest Sleeping accommoaatl9pnts
may be had for 80 cents per hlsh.'
breakfast, Is cents.
Bethany Chapel, southwest corner OF
18th and C streets northwest-Sieeplng
accommodations may be had 1or oo
cents per night no,
9Th street southeast-Club faculties.
Trinity Parish Hall, 219 street
northwest -Sleeping accommodat,ons
for men in uniform, SO cents per c ,tlsn ma
Church of the Good Shepherd. 9th and
I streets northeast-Open house every
night in the guild hall; music. chess'
pool, magazines, etc. no, o.
St. Johns Church rest house, 23l 50
street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor
soldiers and sailors at moderate prices
for nights loding and meals.
War characterization to Free ma
sons Any Master Mason IN tnls camp
can at any time secure !ooslns, a nme
of a brother Mason in Washington, oy
writing at least one day in advance 70
the war Homes secretary, Masonic
Temple. 18th and n streets nortnMes..
ut the library room in the temple Tor
q card of introduction. Beds and break
fast will be furnished free OF charge
to those who fail to write II they VIE
call at the library room on any Gay
before 1870 pm.
Degrees will be conferred in the
temple every Saturday and on other
week days. beginning at a:3o pm.
First Congregational Church, 1otn
and G streets Notwithstanding room
and parlors of the church will be open
all day and evening. Writing material
10 provided, and a competent person is
f<,- q nd
assistance possible to men in uniform.
Neighborhood House, 46S-41O street
southwest - Billiards and smoking
rooms, reading room with daily pa
pers. current magazines ana %rfing
materials Hot tub bath may be had
on application.
Home Service Section. American Red
Cross, sos Kenois building, Washing
ton-Legal and financial assistance to
Legal advice on all subjects to SOL
diers by Legal Aid Society of George
Washington University in the New
Masonic building, 18th and New York
avenue.
French classes afternoon and evening
at Mason House. 1906 Goth street north
west, by Womans Naval Service, Inc.
Tonight.
Dance at St. Andrews, New Hamp-
shire avenue and V street northwest,
Dance at Thomson Community Cen
ter. Thomson School. 18th and l. streets
northwest.
r N. H. A. northeast corner 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue northweSt-En-
.tertainment and dance.
FoSty-eighth reception at the Church
of the Covenant. 18th and N streets
northwest. Music, monologue. skits.
war songs and get-acquainted cards.
Thirteen groups to play games. Re-
freshments.
Foundry Methodist Church, 18th and
Church streets northwest-Supper and
social.
First Presbyterian Church, John Mar
shall place near Washington barracks
Games. music, books, magazines,
writing material and refreshments.
Knights of Columbus Hall, sos E
street northwest-Club facilities. pool,
cards, etc.
Metropolitan Methodist Church. John
Marshall place and c street northwest
Supper and social at $3.50 pm.
Trinity Parish Hall. PIG street
Observation-Disclosures, coffee and rolls.
Tomorrow.
Community sing at Central High
streets northwest. pm. led by Ken
meth Clark. song leader at Camp
Meade. Piano solo. by Private George
Ryell of Camp Meade. Soprano solo, by
Foundry Methodist Church, 18th and
Church streets northwest (neaf P
streeD-6:45. Epworth League. Social
hour with refreshments, mediately
litter evening service.
Metropolitan Methodist Church, John
Marshall place and C street-Social
hour with refreshments at o'clock,
followed by young peoples service.
All Souls Unitarian Church. 14th and
L streets northwest-Usual evening
service, followed by reception and re-
freshments to men in uniform.
. Epiphany Church. q street between
18th and 14th streets northwestern
cial hour. with music and refreshments
from to Pm. followed by evening
service.
Church of the Covenant, 18th and n
streets northwest-Young peoples at
from $50 to 1890 pm. Music. acquaint-
anceship, miniature supper. hymn sing
ing and ten-minute war talk.
st. Thomas Hall, Church and 18th
streets northwest-Social hour, with
hot supper. at 5 o'clock
Church OF the Good Shepherd 9Th and
] streets northeast-Social hour, with
refreshments. at $50 pm.
Christs Episcopal Church, $40 G
street southeast-Regular service at 8
O'clock. Parish hall open all day.
First Presbyterian Church, John Mar
z Shall place-Social hour. with refresh
ments, at $50 pm.
Central Presbyterian Church, 18th
and Irving streets northwest-Social
hour, to Z, for young people
st. AIMS Hall. Observation-Disclosures
diately following the 1880 mass break
fast will he served 70 al man in, unit;