Evening star., 1918-08-24

Departments commissions on train
ing camp activities:
Daily.
War Camp Community Service Club
No. /, 636 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. open for soldiers, sailors and
marines, with restaurant, reading and
writing rooms. pool and billiards.
piano and talking machines. dormitories
and hot and cold baths. Information
bureau conducted where enlisted men
can obtain full information as to ac-
tivities sfor their entertainment in
Washington. Dormitory privilege, IS
cents.
United Service Club. No. 2, 1914
Quoted by the National Congress of
Mothers and the War Camp Com
munity Service. Sleeping accoIhmo-
dations. 35 cents. Bath.
Aloysius Club. a I street northwest.
daily from pm. Club facilities free to
all enlisted men.
W. C. T. U. Soldiers and Sailors
Recreation Rooms. 1418 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, from s am, until
IL pm. Games, music. writing ma
teria1. reading matter, sleeping quar-
ters. So cents.
Jewish Welfare Board and Y. NJ.
H. A Recreation Rooms. northeast
icorner 11th street and Pennsylvania
/, avenue northwest. writing material.
reading matter and games. Dormitor>
worker in charge of information desc,
Y. NJ c. "A. sth street and Pens,
sylvania avenue northwest. reading ans
writing material and entertainment.
Y. NJ. c. A. 1886 G street northwest.
gymnasium. bowling alley. swimming
pool and other facilities.
Liberty Hut Y. NJ. c. A.. opposite
Union station. pool and billiard tables.
writing material, reading room and
music. Beds and baths. with check
ing of valuables and clothing ac-
commodations. 35 cents per night.
Peck Chapel. 2Sth and NJ streets
northwest. sleeping accommodations
may be had for 35 cents per night.
Breakfast, Is cents.
Bethany Chapel. southwest corner
ing accommodations. so cents per
night
Trinity Parish Hall. 219 C street
northwest. sleeping accommodations
Church of the Good Shepherd. 9Th
and l streets northeast. open house
every night in the guild hall. Music,
chess. pool. magazines. etc.
st. Johns Rest House. 231 Sd street
northwest, accommodations for SOL
diers and sailors at moderate prices
for nights lodging.
Fifth Baptist Church Chapel. 1910
"A street southwest (near Washing
ton barracks gates). reading and
writing rooms.
Tidal basin bathing beach south
east shores of Tidal basin. Potomac
Park. swimming and bathing.
War homes-Invitations to Free
Masons. 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 Washing
ton- d. c.. by writing at least one day
in advance to the war homes" sec
retary. Masonic Temple. 18th and H
streets northwest, Washington. D. C..
and later calling at the library room
IN the temple for a card of intro
duction. Beds and breakfast will be
furnished free Of charge to those who
fail to- write if they will call at the
library room on any day before 7:30
pm.
Degrees will be conferred in the
Masonic Temple every Saturday and
on other week days beginning at 1880
p.m-
First Congregational Church. 10th
and G streets northwest. reading room
and parlors of the church will be
open all day and evening. Writing
material is provided and a competent
and any assistance possible to enlist
ed men.
Neighborhood House. 4ss-47o N
street southwest. billiards. smoking
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. COS Kenois building. Washing
ton D. G. legal and financial assist
ance to soldiers families.
Legal advice on all subjects to SOL
f'ie-s hy e~a1 Aid Society of the
George Washington University. IN
New Masonic building. 18th street and
New York avenue.
French classes afternoon and even
ing at Mason House. fSa6 Goth street
northwest. by Women's Naval Service,
Inc.
War Camp Community Service Club.
No. 3. 1886 14th street northwest. is
open for soldiers. sailors and marines.
with reading and writing rooms, pool.
piano and talking machine, dormitories
and hot and cold baths. Information
bureau conducted where enlisted men
can obtain full information as to activi-
ties for their entertainment in WASH
ington- Dormitory privilege. 50 cents.
Tonight.
W. c. c. S. water meet. Tidal basin
beach. at 4 PM: swimming. fancy
diving. tub race. canoe fitting and
tug-of-war
Dance at st. Andrews. New Hamp-
SHIRE avenue and v street northwest,
at T:30 pm.
Dance at ST. Matthew'S Episcopal
Church. Hyattsville. Md.
Dance at Jewish Welfare Board
and Y NJ. H. A. recreation rooms.
northeast corner 11th street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest
First Congregational Church. 10th
and G streets northwest-Social games
and refreshments
Dancing at Rosedale playground,
18th and Kramer streets northeast
Church. C street between 18th and
18th streets northwest, at 7:45 pm.
Dance at Central High School, 11th
and Clifton streets northwest, s to
1870 pm; tennis, until dark;
cert, 7:3O to $40.
Observation-Disclosures bathing pools
18th and B streets northwest. Open
s am. to pm. Bring your own suit.
Rosezlale pool. 18th and Kramer
pm. Bring your own suit.
Georgetown pool, 33d street and
Volta place northwest Open . am.
until pm: Bring. your own suit.
the Covenant. 1sth' street and Connec-
ticut avenue northwest Music, war
songs and get acquainted cards.
Church of the New Jerusalem. 18th
and Corcoran streets northwestern 7:45
p m. social entertainment, dancing and
refreshments.
Metropolitan Methodist Church,
John Marshall place and C street
northwest-Social evening for soldiers.
sailors and marines at PM: refresh
mentS.
First Presbyterian Church, John
Marshall place and C street north
west-Games. music, books; magazines,
writing material and refreshments.
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