Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-27
Churches, Clubs and Homes
Are Thrown Open for Serv-
ce Men Here.
VARIETY OF entertaining
CAT TALES.

United Service Club, No. 1, 63s Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, for soldiers
sailors and marines, with restaurant,
reading and writing rooms, pool and
billiards. piano and victrolas. Informa-
ton bureau will be conducted where
men in uniform can obtain full informa-
tion as to activities for their entertain
ment in Washington.
The Aloysius Club. ~ street north
west-Club facilities free to all men in
uniform, from pm.
Soldiers and sailors recreation rooms
141S Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
from am. until IL pm. Games, music
writing material, sleeping quarters
with patamas, rs cents.
7. NJ II. A. recreation rooms, north
east corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest-Pool, billiards
cards, writing material, reading matter
etc. Dormitory accommodations, IS
cents.
Y. M. c. A.. 9Th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue Notwithstanding and
writing material and entertainment.
Y. NJ. c. A.. 1875 G street northwest
Gymnasium. bowling alleys. swimming
pool and other facilities.
Peck Chapel, 2Sth and NJ streets
northwest Sleeping accommodations
may be had for IS cents per night.
Bethany Chapel. southwest corner OF
18th and c streets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
accommodations~m be had for 50
cents per night.
Bluejackets' and Marines Club, 22a
9Th street southeast-Club facilities.
Trinity Parish Hall. 219 c street
northwest, sleeping accommodations
Church of the Good Shepherd. 9Th and
steets northeast. open house every
night in the guild hall. music, chess.
pool. magazines. etc.
st. Johns Church rest house. 231 Sd
street northwest. accommodations for
soldiers and sailors at moderate prices
for nights lodgings and meals.
War Homes.
War homes-Invitation to Free Ma
sons. Any Master Mason can at any
time secure lodging and breakfast free
OF charge in the home Of a brother
Mason in Washington by writing at
least one day in advance to the war
homes secretary. 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 II they will call at the
library room any day before 80 pm
Degrees will be conferred in the temple
every Saturday and on other week days
beginning at 7:3O pm.
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 competent person IL
present to give information and any
aassistance possible to men in uniform
Nefghborhood House, 46S-47O N street
southwest. billiards and smoking rooms
reading room with daily papers, cur
Hot tub bath may be had on applica.
tion.
Home service section. American Rec
Cross. 806 Kenois building. legal and
financial assistance to soldiers fami.
lies.
Legal advice on all subjects to sol.
diers by Legal Aid Society Of George
Washington University in the New Ma
sonic building. 18th street and New YorI
avenue.
French classes afternoon and evenins
at Mason House. 1906 goth street north
west, by Women's Naval Service. Inc.
Tonight.
shire avenue and street northwest
Dance at Thompson Community Cen
ter. Thomson School. 18th and L street.
northwest
Dance at Neighborhood House. 40 !
street southwest. 1880 to IL pm.
Entertainment and dance at 7:45 pm
Epiphany Parish Hall. G street betwee,
1sth and 14th streets northwest.
Mount Pleasant Congregations
Church. 1906 Columbia road-Social 70
enlisted me1 at 1880. Bowling. baske
bail. :yames. music and dancing. Re
freshments.
Forty-sixth reception at the Churcl
of the Covenant. 18th and N street
northwest. Music, monologue. skits
war songs and get-acquainted cards
Thirteen groups to play games. Re
f.eshments.
Bethany Chapel. southwest corner o
18th and c streets northwest-Informa
evening. music and entertainment
Foundry Methodist Church. 18th an
Church streets northwest-Social an,
refreshments.
Knights of Columbus Hall. sos ]
street northwest-Club facilities, poo
cords. etc.
Y. II. II. A.. corner 18th street an
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. will
give a dance, tickets for which can b
Obtained from Y. NJ. C.. A. secretarie
@: the various camps or Y. NJ. H. A
sncretaries.
First Presbyterian Church John Mar
siiSii Place nc.r Washington bar
iaeks-Games, music. books ma gaines