Evening star., 1918-04-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Thursday French evenings for
men in uniform will have a class for
heginners commencing at s o'clock this
eyening in the lecture hall of Unitarian
GAurch, 14th and l. streets northwest.
Ren In uniform will be admitted free
ina concert of Hebrew melodies and
cert Company of New York, under joint
lhspices OF the Y. w. H. A. and the
q. NJ. H. A.. in the Eighth Street
Temple at 5 o'clock tonight. The Clark
Sn1npany is well known throughout the
dbnntry.
The Young womcn'x Hebrew Associa-
tson will not hold its regular meeting
p0ned on account of the concert of
Hebrew songs and melodies to be given
tohight at the Eighth Street Temple.
Meetiuxx Of several clubs formed by
members of the Y. w. C. A. from
various parts of the United States are
4eheduled for the immediate near
future. Members from the far west
under the auspices of the
Fsstern Club. Girls from the New
NnglAnd states are to meet tomorrow
ndxht. Assemblies of the southern and
middle eastern clubs are planned for
: negk>week. Middle west girls are to
c6dvene in the near future. All meet
fnEs are to be held In the headq Aarters
ef the T. w. c. A. 14th and G streets.
= Waite girls and women who are do
mestic employees in the District of CO.
Iumbia will have an opportunity to
meet at Sis o'clock tomorrow evening,
FFiendly of the Y. W. C. A. is held in
I The parlors of the organization 18th
and G streets.
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ton Company. Section No. g. American
Electric Railway Association will be
Aeid tonight in the assembly room of
~ company's main building, at seth
4{fd M streets northwest. H. P. Hunt
ting, engineer of way. will give a de-
acfipffve talk on the work of installing
the cross-oyer switch at 18th street and
New York avenue. All employees of the
company are invited to attend.
FnGe Wsrmley, eolored, was acquitted
4eSterday by jury in Criminal Division
1before Justice Stafford of a charge
ofmurder in the second degree. Worm
ley shot and killed Joseph Easton. also
esaored. at his home last January.
MSrmley claimed that Easton had at
tempted to draw pistol on him when
she latter fred in self-defense.
Jshn n. Trainer, $50 sth avenue. New
York city. last night told the police
ef the ninth precinct of the loss of a
Portfolio containing important papers.
The portfolio. marked shipping board -
was left In the waiting room at Seat
Peasant of the Washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis electric line.
Charles W. Morse of New York, who
H. prominent in steamship circles, is
c0pfined to his room at the New WILL
hard suffering from dislocation of his
feft shoulder. He received the injury
yesterday afternoon in a fall on the
vet pavement on F street. 1t is thought
Ae will not be able to leave his room
for several days.
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The woman's Alliance Of All Souls,
Unitarian Church Is to meet tomorrow
Morning at IL o'clock in the lecture
rDom, 14th and l. streets. DR. Louise
Faylor-JoneS is to speak on "The
Local Development of Infant Welfare
Wo-I."
@Capturing wild Animals With the
Camera" Is the title of Norman Nc
CAntock's lecture before the members
- the National Geographic Society to-
unprrow- Mr.. MeC1intock, as a natu-
ratist-photographer, has obtained Dur
ing the past year some extraordinary
nation pictures of Wild animal life in
The west. Mr.. McClintock's lecture
will be given at the New Masonic Au-
ditorium. New York avenue and 18th
atreet, at 4:45 and S:15 pm. 1t con-
y cludes the society's 1917-1s lecture
course.