Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
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A conference. ON the minimum wage
raw will be held at the Washington
College of Law. 1917 New York ave-
Speakers will be Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Aussey and Miss Jessie R. Havers.
A meeting Of the Brishtwood Citf-
sens Association will be held at the
Brfghtwood School this evening at 8
o'clock.
The Jewish Welfare Board, 11th and
pennsylvania avenue. will give a
smoker to boys in uniform this even
ting at o'clock. Entertainment will
be provided.
Sightseeing tours will be conducted
by the Jewish Welfare Board for SOL
diers. sailors. marines and war work.
ers every Saturday and Sunday after
'noon commencing at 2 o'clock.
Visiting officers Of the Chemical
Warfare Service have arrived from
New York. Cleveland and other divi-
sfons of that branch of the service.
After an inspection of operations at
the American University camp and the
new $6O.O00,O0O plant at Edgwood the
party will return to Washington. A
banquet will be given in honor of Mai.
Gen. Seibert at Rauscher's this even
ing.
Elisabeth whitehead has fled suit
Tor an absolute divorce from Charles
whitehead. They were married at
Plymouth. Wis. June s. 1904. and have
Two children. whose custody the
mother seeks.
Columbia University Alumni Club of
Washingten will be held tonight at Saw
Tonts. An informal discussion will fol-
low on "The Obligation of the University
man In the Reconstruction Program of
the EItion.''
The regular semi-mOnthly dance of
washington Camp. Modern Woodmen
OF America, will be held this even
ing In the old Masonic Temple Dane
tng begins at o'clock
VIA Ohio Girls Club will hold n
dance at the Wilson Normal School
saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
The following officers have been
elected by Washington Camp. No.
ai464, Modern NoOdmen of America:
Consul. Spencer Roberts: past consul,
= s1.y Carroll Dimond: adviser f. r.
Matthews: clerk, V. W. Roberds;
banker, Roy Taylor: escort. A. S. Cas-
sell; watchman. c n. May; sentry, F.
, ~ OiisVis PiS SiCldlS. ITS. Is. r. Read,
i. w. Braden and Il. L. Spire; trus-
tees. F. H. Ellis, c. w. Broadway and
j. III. Tolson.
An exceptional array of musical tai
fnnti s on the program of the New York
state Club, which meets tonight at
the Church of the Covenant, Connecti-
cut avenue and n streets Represent
.itive Frederick c. Hicks of New
York city and Rev. David H. Edwards
OF Attlca will speak. Mrs. David
Hayes Kincheloe of Kentucky will
add novel feature to the entertain
nent.
Central High School Alumni Asso-
citation is planning a reunion. A
committee has taken the direction of
the affair In hand. which is tentatively
ert c. Greene is chairman of the COM
Intttee on arrangements.
communion set has been given the
ehaplains of Walter Reed Hospital by
the woman's war work commission
of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
Esperantists will celebrate the BIRTH
day of the author of that language,
Or. i. l.: Zamenhof. at 3:15 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. Numerous address,
es pertinent to the occasion will be de-
Hyered. The meeting will be held in
the W. c. T. U. hall, 522 9Th street.
James A. Edgerton's address at the
union meeting of the New Thought
ASSOCIATE at Studio Hall. 1919 Con-
necticut avenue. at 1870 o'clock. Sun
day afternoon, will be on the subject
Of Tho Healing Of the Nations"
"My Impressions of Italy In War
Times is the subject of an illustrated
lecture to be given tonight at the New
York Avenue Church by Henry Sar-
torio of Florence, Italy, and Boston.
Mass.
johanna Shngrue. i've years old. 81
Alabama avenue southeast. died at
Providence Hospital yesterday after
noon as result of burns received
while playing with matches. Wednes-
day at ernoon. Coroner hewitt gave
q certificate of accidental death.
Kenneth II. TempletOn of New York
has been elected president of the 1920
class of the Washington College of
Law. other officers elected are: Vice
president. Lucy Stuart Fitzhugh of
Pitt of Virginia; secretary. Ida Stout
OF Indiana. and historian. Cecil A.
Anderson of North Dakota.
"A atranEers' dance will be held Mt
Knights of Columbus Hall. SOC E
street. at 9 O'Clock tonight.