Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-23
PROGRAM FOR SOLDIERS,
SAILORS And Marines
Special Features at Churches and
Parish Halls Saturday Even
ing ard Sunday.


National Capital every Saturday night.
on Sundays and on practically every
other evening during the week. Fol-
lowing is a partial list of recreational
and amusement activities conducted
under the auspices of the D. C. War
Camp Community Service of the War
and Navy Departments Commissions on
Training Camp Activities:
Daily.
Daily from 6 pm. the Aloysius Club.
A. I street. northwest. Club facilities
free to all men in uniform.
Soldiers and sailors recreation rooms,
14fS Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
from a. m. until Il I'm, games, music,
writing material.
Soldiers ard sailors rest and rec-ea-
tior rooms. lexington Presbyterian
Church, North Capitol and @ St Gets.
nor.h est From t until 10 pm; news
pape-s. magazines. books, stationery.
music. games. etc. Refreshments.
y. n. II. y. recreation rooms. north
cas- cor err 18th street and PennSyl-
yania avenue northwest; pool, Billiards,
cards. writing material. reading matter,
etc
y. l. c. A, sth and Pennsylvania
avF' no Invest; reading and writing
material and entertainment.
=. C. A., 1876 G street northwest;
g m asilm. DO ling alleys, swimming
poo and other facilities.
ec7z Chape, 2Sth and NJ streets
northwest. :
Bethany Chapel. southwest corner of
18th and C streets northwest.
Blue Jackets and Marines Club. 223
9Th street southeast. club facilities.
Trinity parish hall. 219 C street
northwest.
Church of the Good Shepherd, 9th and
streets northeast, open house every
nis''t in the guild hall, music. chess.
poe magazines, etc
St fchn's Church rest house, 2S1 Sd
st-cat northwest
Wa horaes-ARy master Mason in the
cars can at any time secure lodging
{; and r~eaIfast. free of charge. in the
5 ho-He % brothe- Mason in Washing
to-, . C., by wri' ing at least one day
In 9vance TO the War Home Secre
ia Masonic Temple 18th and n
strsf1s northwest. Washington, D. c.
an ater calling at the library room in
tn t7-9-ple for card of introduction.
Be and breakfast viii be furnished
free Of charge to those who fail to
writ if they wiz call at the library
roc on any Gay before 1899 pm.
Degrees viii be conferred in the. tenn
pie every Saturday and on other week
days beginning at 1880 PM
rs Congregational Church, 10th and
u st-eets northwest, reading room and
pa a-s of the church viii be open all
day and evening. Writing material is
Pre- ent to give information and any as
sista-ce possible 70 men in uniform.
NJ hborhood House, 46s-4T0 H street
sou est; Billiards and smoking room,
freisdsii room with daily papers. cur
Sc-{ rfaEazines and writing ma teriaIs.
&c tub baths may be had on stpplica-
tic
II c'e service section. American Red
Crass so6 keDois building: legal and
financial assistance to soldiers fami-
Issal ADVICE on all subjects to SOL
oilers by 1Sgal Aid Society of the
George Waan2gton University in the
New Masonic Semple. 18th and New
York avenue.
F.reneh classes afternoon and evening
II Mason House. 1905 goth street north
west by women's Ns>sal Service, in
Tonight.
Dance at Scottish Rite Ha& 4es Sd
sheet northwest.
INpee at ST. Andrews, New Ea mp
7:3c Nm.
Dsne,> at Thomson community ce u
ter rho. Nson School, 18th and L stree Is
northwest :
ance al <ighborhood Horse. 47o NJ
s.rens southwt~t. 7:se to II pm
iarce az FoooS Administration Club
lie : street northwest.
"a nment aiS dance at 7a5
ivy h and 14th streets northwest
= II H A, northeassS corner 18th
stree md pennsylvania avenue north
We nut circus will be given.
50 efhing new and plenty of fun.
NJ cunt Pleasant Conversational
Chu,eh 1906 Columbia road: social for
enln men AZ 1880 All invited Bowl
ing basket ball games. music, some
dancing and refreshments
nnigRts of Columbus Hall. ses E
street northwest. Club facilities, pool,
cards. etc
First Presbyterian Church, john
HiairshsH place. near Washington bar
racks Games. music, books, magazines.
writing material and refreshments
First Congregational Church, 10th
and streets northwest, will hold a
social at O'Clock, for men in uniform.
Mrs. Newton d. Baker, wife of the Sec
retary OF War. viii be present and will
sing In addition there will be the
usual games and refreshments
Forty-frst reception at the Church Of
the Covenant 18th and streets
northwest. Entertainment and refresh
men s at 7:45.
Trinity Parish Hall. 21s C street
northwest. Billiards. coffee and rolls
Arts Club, 2o17 1 street northwest
saturday afternoon and evening. Club
facilities for men in uniform Enter
tainment and refreshments.
4OI1OTIOW.
A sightseeing trip around Washing
ton VIII be given to all men in uni
form under the auspices of the war
camp community service All men
desiring to take this trip should re-
port at e3S Pennsylvania avenue north
west, at ESQ Sunday afternoon.
All Souls Unitarian Church, I4th and
l. streets. II am, Palm Sunday victory
service. Sermon By DIR. Pierce. I'm
furitng of service flag. Special invita-
ton to men in uniform At S pm.
Liberal Religious Union will be at
home to men in uniform; readings by
Miss Townsend: soloist, Mile. Marie
Becker Informal social hour, with re-
freshnents.
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church.
18th and Church. streets (near P
street). 6:45, Epworth League; extra
musical numbers. Usual service at s
o'clock
Metropolitan Methodist Church. John
Marshall place and C street, regular
services Refreshments at 3, followed
Dy Young Peoples service
Brightwood Park, Sth and Jefferson
streets northwest. supper at 6:3O fol-
lowed by social hour Religious SER
vices at T:45-
First Church of Christ. Scientist, 18th
street and Columbia road northwest
All soldiers who attend the morning
service will be invited to dinner in the
homes of members of the church WAL