The Washington herald., 1918-09-23
CAPITAL WAR ACTIVITIES
FOR MEN IN U. S. SERVICE
rhe following is a list Of activitiess

The following is list Of activities
conducted under the auspices of the
District of Columbia War-Camp Com
rnunity Service Of the War and Navy
Departments Commissions on Train
ing Camp Activities:
DAILY.
War-Camp Community Service Club
No. /. 6S6 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. open for soldiers, sailors and
marines with restaurant. reading ano
writing rooms, pool and billiards. piano
and victrolas, dormitories and hot and
cold baths. Information bureau con-
Quoted where enlisted men can obtain
full Information as to activities .for
their entertainment in Washington.
Dormitory privilege IS cents.
United Service Club, No. 2, 1914 Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest: conduct
ed by the National Congress of Moth
Service. Sleeping accommodations
3s cents. Bath.
Bethany Chapel. southwest corner
sleeping accommodations 50 cents per
night.
Aloysius Club, n Eye street north
west, udily tTolu v. ShHc Ac~'-
ties free to all enlisted men.
w. JC. T. U. Soldiers and Sailors
Recreations Rooms, l4ls Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, from a. m until
IL D. m. Games, music, writing ma
terial. reading matter. Sleeping quar-
ters IS cents. -.
Jewish Welfare Board and Y. M
n, A. Recreation Rooms. northwest
E-tnuansh sfr nd pannSVIVa-
mia avenue northwest: writing ma
terial. reading matter and games.
Dormitory accommodations IS cents
Trained worker in charge OF informa-
ton desk.
Y.'M. C. A., Eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest; read
ing and writing material and enter
tainment. . =.
Y, M. C. A., 173s G street northwest
gymnasium, bowling alley, swimhihe
pool and other facilities.
Liberty Hut, Y. NJ. c. A. opposiof
Union Station; pool and billiars, writ
ing material, reading room and music
Beds and baths. with checking of val
uables and clothing. Accommodation
35 cents per night
Peck Chapel. Twenty-eighth ana M
streets northwest, sleeping accommo'
dations may be had for Is cents pei
night. Breakfast Is cents.
trinity Parish Hall. 21s C street
northwest, sleeping accommodations
for enlisted men 50 cents per night
Church of the Good Shepherd. sixth
ana streets northeast, open house
every night in the Guild Hall. Music
chess, pool, magazines. etc.
House gl1 ThlrG
street northwest, accommodations fol-
soldiers and sailors at moderate
prices for nights lodging.
Fifth Baptist Church Chapel, l3lO
Fcur-and-a-haIf street southwest
mear Washington Barracks gates)
reading and writing rooms.
WAR HOMES-Invitation TO Free
Mssons. Any Master Mason in this
city can at any time secure lodging
and breakfast free of charge In the
home of a brother Mason in Wash
ington. d. c., by writing at least one
day in advance to the War Homes
Secretary, Masonic Temple. Thir'
teenth and II streets northwest
Washington. D. c., and later by call
ing at the library room in the temple
for a card of introduction. Beds and
breakfast will be furnished free oi
charge to those who fail to write ii
they wilr call at the library room on
any day before 7:3O p. m
Degrees will be conferred In the Ma
sonic Temple every Saturday and or
other week days beginning at I:3
p. m.
Corcoran Art Gallery-Open from
a. m. to 4:3O free to soldiers, sailors
and marines.
Neighborhood House, 4ss-E0 \
street southwest, billiards. smoking
rooms, reading rooms with daily pa
pers. current magazines and writing
materials. Hot tub bath may be had
on application.
Home Service Section. American
Red Cross. sos Kenois building, Wash
ington, D. C. Legal and financial as
sistance to soldiers families.
Legal advice on all subjects to SOL
diers by Legal Aid Society of the
George Washington University in the
New Masonic building. Thirteenth
street and New York <genue.
French classes afternoon and even-
ing at Mason House, 1906 Twentieth
street northwest. by Women's Naval
Service. Incorporated.
Public Library. Ninth street and
New York avenue northwest. enlisted
mems industrial department lin base
ment) all books and magazines on en-
gineering, business, military and
naval sciences, automobile and aero
nsutics may be had.
Today.
lexington Presbyterian Church
Recreation Room, social entertain
ment and refreshments. Newspaper.
magazines. books, stationery, music,
etc.
W. C. C. s. Free moving pictures.
band concert, singing and special fea-
lures at the Sylvan Theater. directly
southeast OF the Washington Monu-
ment. 7:3O to 1890. Special invitation
to enlisted men.
Dance at Thomson School, Twelfth
and L streets northwest.