Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-05
week END RECREATION
FOR men IN UNIFORM
Programs for Tonight and Tomor.
row Include Dances, Music and
Quiet Hours-Other Notices.

men in uniform. The District war
service commission has arranged an
unusually elaborate program for ehe
week after the holidays. and camps in
and near Washington are expected to
be extensively represented at the func-
tions. Tuesday night there VIII be an
entertainment and dance at Epiphany
Chapel, nth and c streets southwest.
and Wednesday dance at Christ Epis-
copal Church, $50 G street southeast,
and at the Home Club, IA Jackson place.
under the auspices OF the ladies OF the
Department of Agriculture. Enlisted
men of all posts are invited. The fall
week end program, as announced by the
commission, is as follows:
Tonight.
Dance at Scottish Rite Hall, 4Ss Sd
street northwest.
Dance at Y. NJ. H. A. recreation rooms
1S47 Pennsylvania avenue.
Dance at Christs Episcopal Parish
Hall. $50 G. street southeast; refresh
ments.
Dance Knights Of Columbus Hall, 6o1
f street northwest. All men in uni
form welcome.
Dance at st. Andrews. New Hamp-
shire avenue and V street northwest, at
7:5o
Entertainment and dance at 7:45.
Epiphany Parish Hall. G street between
18th and 14th streets northwest.
Entertainment and dance at St. Mar
garets, Connecticut avenue and Ban
croft place northwest,
First Presbyterian Church. John Mar
shall place, 7:45. social hour and re-
freshments.
Fourth Presbyterian Church, 18th
street hear corner Fatrmont Oath
street cars). social and refreshments.
Church of the Covenant. Connecticut
avenue at 18th street northwest, social
and refreshments at 7:45.
Trinity Parish Hall, 21e C street
northwest. billiards. coffee and rolls.
All Souls Unitarian Church, 14th and
]. streets northwest, at SIS pm, there
will be an illustrated lecture on pic
turesque Canada by Mr.. Gerhard
willrfch, former American consul at
Quebec Detailed by the State De-
partment
Immaculate Conception Hall, sth and
streets northwest. open all the time.
Arts Club. 2017 1 street northw est,
Saturday afternoon and evening, club
facilities for all men in uniform.
Friends Club, 1911 I street northwest,
social hour, music and refreshments.
Tomorrow.
First Church, John Marshall place.
s pm. supper.
Western Presbyterian Church. H
street between 10th and Goth. Social
hour, songs and refreshments.
Church of the Covenant, Connecticut
avenue and 18th street. Social and
evening worship. Refreshments.
Luther Place Memorial Church. l4th
street and Vermont avenue 80 serv-
ice followed by social hour With re-
freshments- Men of Fort Myer espe-
cially invited, but all men in uniform
welcome.
All Souls Unitarian Church. 14th and
L streets northwest, pm. the first of
services during January and February.
Special music. After the service an
informal social hour with refresh
ments- Men in uniform especially in
vfted.
Metropolitan Baptist Church. 9Th and
streets northeast. Regular service
at 1:45. Special reserved section for
soldiers.
street southeast. Regular service at
:45- Social hour. to O'Clock.
Vermont Avenue Christian Church. |
sth and \ streets northwest Young
people will serve tea from 6:15 until
o'clock. All welcome.
Church of the Epiphany. G street be-
tween 18th and 14th northwest. Social
hour from to s. Men in uniform well
come.
Concordia Church, 1920 street north
west. All men in uniform attending
morning service at II o'clock will be
invited to dinner
streets northwest. All men in uniform
attending the service will be invited to
dinner.
Calvary NJ E. Church, s51 nth street
northeast. Social hour after evening
service.
Central Presbyterian Church. 18th and
Irving streets northwest, to pm.
Social hour for young people. Men in
uniform invited.
St. AIMS Hall. Tenleytown. u. C. I'M
mediately following the 1:30 mass
breakfast viii be served to all men in
uniform.
Church of the Good Shepherd 9Th and
] streets northeast, II am. and so
and pm. invites ell enlisted men
generally, and the men of Camp Meigs
in particular. to its services on Sunday
Each Sunday night from $50 until 8
pns. there is an informal social and tea
in the guild hall of the church. to which
all men in uniform are invited
First Congregational Church. 10th and
streets northwest. The reading room
end pariors of the church will be omen
All day and evening. Writing material
Is provided and competent person is
present to give information and any as
sistance possible to men in uniform. At
meeting will be held. TO which all men
In uniform are invited
Eighth Street Temple. service at II
am Every mar in uniform attending
the service viii be invited to dinner
orher Announcements.
The fol owing is a list Of recreational
activities open daily to men in uni
form:
The Aloysius Club. ~ street north
west. Club facilities free 10 all men in
uniform. pm
so'iers' and Sailors Rest Rooms. 141S
Pennsylvania avenue northwest Games
music writing material sleeping quar-
ters, etc, am. TO IL pm
soldiers a. no Sailors Rest end Recrea-
ton Rooms. North Capitol and Q streets
northwest Gust around the corner from
florioa avsnueb, newspapers mann
Zlnes. DOCKS, stationery, writing mater
music, games. etc, from 4 until IN
pm. '''''i ~
NJ u. y. Recreation Rooms. 1877
pennsyirania avenue northwest. pool
piiiiirds. cards, writing material, read
ing matter etc.
Y N. .. A.. 1886 q street northwest
gymnasium. bowling alleys. swimming
pool and other facilities
= ~. c. A.. eth and Penusylrania
avenue northwest. reading and writing
materials and entertainment
Peck Chapel. 2sth and VI streets north
west. sleeping accommodations may be
had for 80 cents per night
Bethany Chapel Southwest oornar ,9,t
and G streets northwest sleeping 40.
com modations may he had for "a cents
per night
Carroll Hall, G street, near 10th stree,
northwest. usual club facilities
Naval Club. 223 IL street soutba.s,
club facilities.
Trinity Parish Hall. 2fs = s,rsat
northwest. sleeping accommodations
for men in uniform so cents nor ,,ise,,.
First Presbyterian Church. John MAJ
snail place and q street northyes,
Games. music. books. magazines r,rit.
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