Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-13

ana next week, are as follows:
Daily.
United Service Club. No. /, 636 Penn
vylvania avenue northwest-WiH open
Monday, April Is for soldiers, sailors
and marines. with restaurant. reading
and writing rooms, pool and billiards,
piano and victrolas. Information bureau
will be conducted, where men In uni
form can obtain full Information as 70
activities for their entertainment III
Warrington.
The Aioysius Club, Al street north
Rest-Dafly from pm. club facilities
free to all men In uniform.
Soldiers and Sailors recreation rooms,
AIS Pennsylvania avenue nortnwest
from am. until IL Pm. games. music.
writing material, sleeping quarters
with pajamas. 20 cents.
Soldiers and sailors rest and recrea-
tion rooms, lexington Presbyterian
Church, North Capitol and Q streets
/. northwest Dust around he corner from
FLORIDA avenue), from until 10 pm.'
newspapers, magazines. books. station
ory music, games, etc. Refreshments;
Y. NJ. H. A. recreation rooms, nos.h
oast corner 18th street and Pennsyi-
vania avenue northwest-Pooi, Diiharos'
cards, writing material, reading matter
etc. Dormitory. -
M c. A, Sth street ana fennsyi
avenue northwest-ReadinE and writ
{nr material and entertainment.
NJ 6. A.. 1885 6 street northwest
ovmnasium, bowling alleys swimming
fool ana other facilities.
Pack Chapel, 2Sth and NJ streets north
prest-SIeeping accommodations may
be had for IS cents night.
bethany Chapel, southwest corner OF
l9fh and C. streets northwest-Sleepms
accommodations may De hao Aor W
1ineiackets and Marines Club. 223
Sfh street southeast-Club facilities.
trinity Parish Hall. 21s G street s
.orthwest. sleeping a aec9n = 01ast
/; cAurch Of the GOOD Shepherd. 6th and
4 streets northeast, open house every
nIxht in the guild hall. music, chess
pool. magazines. etc 90, "a
s street. northwest. accommodations for
soldiers and sailors at moderate prices
Ter nights lodging and meals.
War homes-Invitation to treema-
I SONS: Any master Mason who is serv-
inx the coIors can at any time secure
lodring and breakfast, free of charge,
M the home of brother mason IN
washington by writing at least one day
- advance to the war Homes Secre-
tHxy. Masonic Temple. 18th and n
nfreets northwest, Washington. D. e,
ana later calling at the. library room IN
the temple for a card Of introduction:
9FD4 Of charge to those who fail to
write II they will call at the library
rom on any day before 1880 pm. De-
wrses win be conferred in the temple
gyery Saturday and on other week eays'
First Congregational Church, 10th
md q streets northwest-Readtng room
. and pariors of the church will be open
N day and evening: Writing materia.
981eept to give information and any
56Gotafance possible to men in uniform
Kefghborhood House. 46S-470 N street
6opxhwest - Billiards and smoking
19oms, reading room. with daily papers.
N639ent magazines and writing mate
kf3ls. Hot tub bath may be had on APP
Hzfcafion.
Ctoas. sos Kenois bui1dings Washing
TN, d. C.-Lega1 and financial assist
k1Sce TO soldiers families.
Legal advice on all subjects to soldiers
~ Legal Aid Society Of George Wash
tallding, 18th street and New York
French classes afternoon and evening
&& Mason House, 1896 goth street north
Nsat: BY Women's Naval Service Incor-
Tonight.
Dance at St Andrews, New Hamp-I
Hhire avenue and v street northwest.
f:3e o'clock
Dance at Thomson Community Gem
~. Thomson School. 18th and L
Dance at Neighborhood House, 47o
u street southwest, 1880 to II o'clock.
Entertainment and dance at 7:45
o'clock. Epiphany Parish Hall. @ street
bsfwsen 18th and 14th streets north
The Mount Pleasant Congregational
church. 1406 Columbia road-Social for
enlisted men at T:30. All invited.
bowling. basket ball. games. music and
eome dancing. Refreshments.
Bethany Chapel. southwest corner of
18th and C streets observation-disclosures
evening. Music and entertainment.
Class in French At the Central Y. M.
A.. 1885 street northwest, from
knights. Of Columbus Hall. eoe z
street. northwest-club facilities, pool.
r. N. II. A.. corner nth street and
HonHsylyaniA avenue northwestern
: entertainment will be given by the
MON from Camp Belyoir. followed by
First Presbyterian Church. John
Marshall place-Games, music, books.
magazines. writing material and re-.
Forty-sixth reception at the Church
Of the Covenant. 18th and N streets
Northwest. Entertainment, with re-
5 xreshments. at 7:45.
Trinity Parish Hall, 210 C street
norfhwest-Biliiards, coffee and rolls
Arts Club. 2o17 I street northwest
Afternoon and evening. Club facilities
,3or men in uniform. Entertainment
and refreshments.
Tomorrow.
MI Souls Unitarian Church. 18th and
4 streets northwest-Usual service by
Or. Pierce. Special music. Reception to
men in uniform after evening service.
Refreshments.
Foundry Methodist Church. 18th and
Church streets (neaE ; streetl-6:45
spworth League. Reception. with re-
Treatments, after the evening service.
Metropolitan Methodist Church, John
Marshall place and c street-Receptton
and refreshments at o'clock. followed
: by young peoples seryice-
Epiphany Church, g street between
18th and 18th streets ncrthwest-So-
+ esai hour with music and refreshments
from to s PM. followed by evening
service. = q
First Church Of Christ Scientist. 18th
street and Columbia road northwest-
All men In uniform who attend the
mosning service will be invited to din
mar In the homes OF members Of the
ehurch. Walter n. Moriing will stand
B IN the vestibule to extent q personal
invitation to all men IN Uniform.
Church of the Covenant, 18th and N
streets northwest--6:30 Pm, vegper
1Snpvfca foll0wed bv Rasfal hour for