Evening star., 1918-07-20

trict Of Columbia war camp community
service of the War and Navy depart
ments commissions on training camp
activities:
Daily.
United Service Club. No. 1, 636 Penn
eylvania avenue northweSt.-Open for
soldiers, sailors and marines. with res
taurant, reading and writing rooms,
pool and billiards, piano and victrolas,
dormitories and hot baths. Information
bureau conducted where enlisted men
can obtain full information as to activi-
ties for their entertainment in Wash
ington. Dormitory privilege, IS cents.
War Camp Community Service Club,
1914 Massac chusetts avenue northwest.
conducted by the National Congress OF
Mothers and the War Camp Community
Service.-Sleeping accommodations, IS
cents. Baths.
Daily from 6 pm.. Aloysius Club. Al
street northwest.-Club facilities free to
all enlisted men.
Soldiers and sailors recreation rooms.
1418 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
from 8 am. until II p.m.-Games, mu-
sic, writing material Sleeping quar-
ters. 35 cents.
Y. NJ. H. A. recreation rooms, north
east corner 11th street and Pennsy1va-
mia avenue.-Pool. billiards, cards, writ
ing material. reading matter. etc. Dor
mitory accommodations, 25 cents.
Y. NJ. c. A, Sth street and Pennsyi-
vania avenue Notwithstanding and
writing material and entertainment.
Y. NJ. C. A.. 1876 street northwest
Gymnasium, bowling alleys. swimming
pool and other facilities.
Liberty Hut, Y. NJ. c. A.. opposite
Union station.-Pool and billiard tables.
writing material. reading room and mu-
sic. Beds and baths. with checking OF
valuables and clothing accommodations,
Is cents per night.
northwest. = Sleeping accommodations
may be had for 35 cents per night.
breakfast, Is cents
Bethany Chapel. southwest corner of
. 18th and C streets northwest:-Sleeping
may be had for so cents per night.
9Th street southeast.-Club facilities.
Trinity parish hall, 219 c street north
west.-Sleeping accommodations for en-
listed men, SO cents per night.
Church of the Good Shepherd. 9Th and
/ streets northeast.-Open house every
night in the guild hall. Music. chess.
pool, magazines, etc.
st. Johns rest house.. 231 Sd street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for SOL
diers and sailors at moderate prices for
nights lodging.
War homes-Invitation to Free Ma
sons. Any master Mason in a camp
can at any time secure lodging and
breakfast free of charge, in the home
of a brother Mason in Washington.
D. c., by writing at least one day in
Masonic Temple. 18th and H streets
northwest. Washington, D. c., and
later calling at the library room in the
temple for card Of Introduction.
Beds and breakfast will be furnished
free Of charge to those who fall to
: room on any day before 7:30 pm.
Degrees will be conferred in the
Masonic Temple every Saturday, be-
ginning at pm, and on other week
days beginning at 7:3o pm.
First Conversational Church. 10th
and G streets Notwithstanding
room and parlors of the church will
be open all day and evening. Writing
material is provided and competent
person Is present to give information
and any assistance possible to enlisted
men.
Neighborhood House. 46s-470 N
street southwest-Billiards and smok-
ing rooms, reading rooms with daily
papers, current magazines and writ
ing materials. Hot tub bath may be
had on application.
Home service section, American Red
Cross. sos Kenois building. Washing
ton, D. C.-Legal and financial assist
ance to soldiers families.
Legal advice on all subjects to SOL
6iers by Legal Aid Society Of George
Washington University in new Ma
Ea.s sonic building building. 18th st1eet and New
French classes afternoon and even
ing at Mason House. 1906 Goth street
northwest, by Women's Naval Serv-
ice, Incorporated.
Tonight.
Dance at st. Andrews. New Hamp-
shire avenue and v street northwest
at 1880 pm.
Dance at Thomson community CEN
ter. Thomson School. 18th and L
streets northwest.
Dance at St. Matthew'S Episcopal
Church, Hyattsville. Nd, 8 pm.
Dance at Y. M. n. A. recreation