Evening star., 1918-04-20
CITY VARIES EVENTS
FOR MEN INCAMP
To-Giye Many Entertainments
at Week End and During !
Coming Seven Days.
TO AMusE AND INSTRUCT

The Following social and entertain
msnt activities for soldiers. sailors and
marines from the camps and canton
ments In and around the city for to-
night, tomorrow and next week are an
nounced by the District Of Columbia
war camp community servtcet
Daily
United Service Club No. I, $50 Penn
eylvania avenue northwest. open 1or
soldiers. sailors and marines. with res
taurant, reading and writing rooms,
pool and billiards. piano and vfctrolas:
Information bureau will be conducteo
whore men in uniform obtain run fui! IN IN
formation as to activities Tor their en-
tertainment in Washington
Daily from 8 pm. the A1oystus Cluo.
AZ I street northwest Club facilities
free to all men In uniform.
Soldiers and sailors recreation rooms,
i4lS PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest,
from am. until IL Pm: games. music,
writing material; sleeping quarters.
Y. NJ H A. recreation rooms. north
east corner 11th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest; pool. BILLIARDS.
cards, writing material, reading mat
ter. etc; dormitory.
Y, NJ C. A., Sth street and Pennsyi-
vania avenue northwest, reading and
writing material and entertainment
Y. M G. A, 1885 g street northwest,
gymnasium, bowling alleys, swimming
pool and other facilities.
Peck Chapel. 2sth and NJ streets
nortbwesta-Sleeping accommodations
may be had.
bethany Chapel, southwest corner of
18th and O streets MISUNDERSTANDING
accommodations may be had.
Blue Jackets and Marines Club, 223
eth sareet southeast-Club facilities.
trinity Parish Hall, 219 c street
MISUNDERSTANDING accommodations
for men in upniform.
Church of the Good Shepherd, 9Th and
I streets northeast-Open house every
night in the guild hall; music, cness,
pool, magazines, etc.
ST Johns Church Rest House. 231 Sd
street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
soldiers and sailors: nights lodging
and meal.
war homes-Invitation to Free Ma
sons. Any master Mason in this camp
can at any time secure lodging and
breakfast free of charge, In the home
of q brother Mason in Washington, u
c., by writing at least one day In ad-
vance to the war Homes Secretary.
Masonic Temple, 18th and II streets
northwest, Washington. D. c." and
later calling at the. library room in the
temple for q card Of introduction. Beds
and breakfast will be furnished free
of charge to those who fail to write II
they viii call at the library room on
any day before 7:s0 pm.
Degrees win be conferred In the
Temple every Saturday and on other
week days beginning at pm.
First Congregational Church. 10th
and G streets northwest-Readtng room
and parlors of the church will be open
all day and evening. Writing material
is provided, and competent person is
present to give Information ana any
assistance possible to men IN uniform.
AR2-A7A cfrnat
southwest - Billiards and smoking
rooms. reading room with daily papers.
current magazines and writing mate
rials. Hot tub bath may be had on
Home Service Section, American Red
Cross, 606 Kenois building-Legal and
financial assistance to soldiers families.
s,sTa sia by legal Iegai al Aid IS Society Of George
Washington University in the New
Masonic building, 18th and New York
avenue.
French classes afternoon and evening
at Mason House, 1906 Goth street north
west, by Women's Naval Service. IN
corporated.
Tonight.
Dance at ST. Andrews. New Hampshire
avenue and " streets northwest. at
Dance at Thomson Community Gem
ter, Thomson School. 12th and L streets
northwest.
Dance at Neighborhood House. 47o N
street southwest. 7:so to IL pm.
Entertainment and dance at 7:45 Pm,
Epiphany parish hall. G street between
18th and 14th streets northwest.
Mount Pleasant Congregational
enlisted men at 1880. All invited Bowl
ing. basket ball, games, music and some
dancing. Refreshments.
Bethany Chapel. southwest corner 18th
evening. Music and entertainment.
Foundry Methodist Church, 18th and
Church streets northwest-Social and
refreshments
ments, under the auspices Of the Young
Peoples Society of Christ English Luth-
eran Church, Missouri Synod. New Jer-
sew avenue between N and M streets.
:. Social, entertainment and refresh
ments under the auspices of the Young
People Of the New York Avenue Pres,
byterian Church. New York avepue ana
n street northwest.
Class in French at Central 7. ID. c. A.,
: 1885 g street northwest. from 8 to s:S0
Knights, Of Columbus Hall. sos e
street northwest-Club facilities, pool.
7. IL II A. corner 11th and Pennsyl-
yania avenue northwest. will give
smoker with refreshments, tickets Tor
: which can be obtained from camp Y.
VI. A.
the Y NJ H. A recreation rooms
First Presbyterian Church, John Mar
shall place. near Washington barracks
Z Games, music, books, magazines.
writing material and refreshments.
Forty-fifth reception at the Church of
the Covenant 18th and n streets north
west-Entertainment with refresh
ments at 7:45.
s saorthwest-Billiards,c coffee and rolls.
Arts Club, 2017 street northwest
Afternoon and evening. Club facilities
for men in uniform. Entertainment and
refreshments.
First Congregational Church. 10th
and G streets northwest, will hold its
usual social with refreshments at 8
o'clock. E.
Tomorrow.
All Souls, Unitarian Church. 14th and
L streets northwest-Usual service by
DR.. Pierce. Special music Reception
to men in uniform after evening serv-
ice. Refreshments.
Community singing at Central High
School auditorium, 11th and Clifton
streets northwest, Pm, led by Ken
meth Clark, song leader at Camp Meade.
Camp Meade Glee Club is an added at