Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30

President Turner of the Brookland
Brotherhood has called a meeting of
the executive board for tomorrow
night to make arrangements for the
annual banquet of the brotherhood.
At the semi-annual meeting Of the
Herzl Club, yesterday, at the rooms
of the Y. NJ. H. A, these officers were
elected: President, Sylvan Lanzansky;
vice president. John B. Neviaser;
urer, julius NJ. Sauber. and sergeant
alarms, Abraham B. Fox. The club
is doing work in connection with
Zionism and cooperating with the
Jewish welfare board.
The Sigma Chi Fraternity is holding
a smoker and reunion today at the
chapter house, 1888 18th street. Many
members of the chapter visiting in
this city are guests of the local
alumni.
The Red Triangle Club yesterday
completed it's first year with ramble
through Rock Creek Park, the Sol
diers' Home Grounds and Mcmillan
Park. A schedule of the walks plan
ned for next year has been prepared.
Member. Of Camp III, U. c. ", will
be guests of honor at a reception to
be given by the United Dugh-
tiers of the Confederacy at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday evening, at 1922
Vermont avenue.
A meeting of the Washington State
and Alaska Society will be held in the
| auditorium of the Thomson School at
f. 8 o'clock Thursday evening. Speakers
| will be Louis A. Black, Y. M. C. A.
secretary. and Representative Albert
| Johnson. Miss Leah Miller will sing.
| Dances under the auspices of the
community center department of the
public schools will be held at o'clock
! tonight at the Thomson School and
| the Wilson Normal School. A dance
and card party will be held at the
Powell School.
| A committee of young women OF the
bindery division, bureau of engraving
and printing. visited the Walter Reed
| Hospital Sunday, December %, and,
in wards seventy-one and fifty-three.
distributed among the sick and
wounded cigarettes and fruit. The
/ committee consisted of the following
| Scherer, Mrs. Lizzie Jeits, Mrs. Lulu
Sonner, Miss Rosalie Sparmer and
Miss Nora Whelan.
The archaeological section of the
| Twentieth Century Club will meet at
I
home of Mrs. John Lowe, 1922 Wood
| ley place. The subject of discussion
| will be The Indians of the Pacific
| Coast"
! Miss Isabel B. Holbrook. national
| lecturer of the Theosophical Society,
| was the principal speaker, yesterday
evening, at the Philosophical Hall.
| 1916 H street, explaining passages
from the ancient book of Enoch. The
| lecture was based on the text, "Wor-
ship not Visible" from the book of
Enoch.
| Warren Jones, colored, East Arlfng-
ton. Va. died at Emergency hospital
! yesterday morning as a result of
| injuries he Received when struck by
an electric train near Relee, Alex
! Alexandria county authorities were
| notified of his death, and his body
was taken to his late home.
! The Southern Dancing Club will
give New Year eve ball at Old
The lighting system, which was cut
off from the dance hall by the fire
| Friday morning, has been repaired.
! w. B. Handy led a half hundred
mixers along f1ve,mile route. yester-
circle to the District line via Western
avenue and the abandoned car line,
now grown up in forest, to farm
tracts and the Baltimore and Ohio
branch line railway, on to Shoe
makers farm and Fort Sumner. for a
view of the Potomac river opposite
Little Falls. The walk next Sunday
| is to start at 2:30 o'clock from Forest
Glen (9th street cars) and led by w.
H. Kaufman.