Evening star., 1918-03-30
ENTERTAINMENTS IN
STORE FOR SOLDIERS
Eighteen Organizations Plan
Hospitality Throughout
Coming Week.

Churches. societies. clubs. lodges and
other organizations of this city Of
ferinK entertainment to soldiers, sail
ors and marines Quartered or on leave
here are increasing in number each
week At the present time eighteen
different organizations of one kind or
another keep open house" daily for
men in the various branches Of the
service.
Below is a partial list of recreational
and amusement activities conducted
under the auspices of the District of
Columbia war camp community serv-
ice bureau of the War and Navy De-
partments commissions on training
camp activities.
Daily.
Daily, from PM. the Aloysius Club.
a. street northwest-C1ub facilities
free to all men in uniform.
Soldiers and sailors recreation rooms,
141S Pennsylvania avenue northwest
From S am. to 12 pm. games, music,
writing material, sleeping quarters
with pajanlaS. 25c.
Soldiers and sailors rest and recre
alton rooms lexington Presbyterian
Church. North Capitol and Q streets
northwest Gust around the corner from
Florida avenue)-From to 10 pm,
newspapers, magazines. books. station
cry. music. games. etc; refreshments
Y. NJ. II. A. recreation rooms. north
east corner 11th street and Pennsylva-
mia avenue northwest-Pool, billiards,
cards, writing material, reading matter.
etc
avenue Notwithstanding and writ
ing material and entertainment
Y. NJ c. A., 1886 G street northwest
Gymnasium, bowling alleys, swimming
pool and other facilities.
Peck Chapel. 2Sth and NJ streets north
west-Sleeping accommodations may be
had for 35 cents per night.
Bethany Chapel, southwest corner of
18th and c streets northwest-Sleeping
accommodations may be had for so
cents per night
Blue Jackets and Marines Club. 223
sth street southeast-Club facilities.
Trinity Parish Hall, 219 c street
northwest - Sleeping accommodations
Church of the Good Shepherd, 9Th and
/ streets northeast-Open house every
night in the guild hall, music, chess.
pool. magazines, etc
St. Johns Church Rest House. 231 Sd
street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
soldiers and sailors at moderate prices
for nights lodging and meals.
War homes-Invitations to Free Ma
sons. Any Master Mason can at any
time secure lodging and breakfast free
of charge, in the home of a brother
Mason in Washington, by writing at
least one day in advance to the War
Homes Secretary, Masonic Temple. 18th
and H streets northwest, Washington,
D. c., and later calling at the library
room in the temple for card of intro
duction. Beds and breakfast will be
furnished free of charge to those who
fail to write if they will call at the
library room on any day before a:So
PM
Degrees will be conferred in the tenn
pie every Saturday and on other week
days, beginning at 1880 pm.
First Congregational Church, 10th and
G streets MISUNDERSTANDING 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 and any
assistance possible to men in uniform
Neiehborhood House, 468-410 N street
southwest, billiards and smoking room,
reading room with daily papers. cur
Hot tub bath may be had on applica-
tion.
Home service section, American Red
Cross. SOS Kenois building, Washing
ton Legal and financial assistance to
soldiers families.
Legal advice on all subjects to SOL
diers by Legal Aid Society OF George
Washington University, in New Masonic
building, 18th street and New York
French classes afternoon and evening
west. by Women's Naval Service. In
corporated.
Tonight.
Information bureau, District War
Camp Community Service, telephone
Main 1924: 636 Pennsylvania avenue
tion here as to activities for their en-
tertainment in Washington.
Dance at Thomson Community Cen
ter. Thomson School, 18th and L streets
northwest.
Dance at Neighborhood House, 47o N
street southwest. 1880 to II pm.
Dance at Food Administration Club,
1710 street northwest
Y. NJ. Fl. A., corner 11th street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, smoker
and patriotic service.
1406 Columbia road, social and enter
tainment for enlisted men; music and
refreshments.
Knights of Columbus Hall, SOS E
street northwest. club facilities, pool,
cards. etc.
First Congregational Church, 10th
and G streets northwest, will hold a So
cial hour at O'Clock. A musical pro-
gram has been arranged and refresh
ments will be served.
Forty-second reception at the Church
OF the Covenant. 18th and streets
northwest. entertainment and refresh
ments at 7:45 o'clock.
Arts Club, 2017 l street northwest,
Saturday afternoon and evening, club
facilities for men in uniform. Enter
tainment and refreshments.
Tomorrow.
At pm. Liberal Religious Union of
All Souls Unitarian Church, 14th and L
streets. Easter musical for men in uni
form. Mrs. Beulah Harper Dunwoody,
contralto; Charles Trowbridge Tittman,
bass; Mrs. Edythe Marmion Brosius,
harp; Harry Waller. violin; Lewis Corn
Ing Atwater, piano. Informal social
hour with refreshments.
Foundry Methodist Church. 18th and
Church streets northwest, 6:45, Epworth
League. Special Easter music at
o'clock service.
Metropolitan Methodist Church, John
Marshall place and C street, social with
refreshments at o'clock. Special Eas-
ter service.
Gorsuch Methodist Church, Az and I.
streets southwest. Special meeting every
night.
Bruen Methodist Episcopal Church, 1st
ana NJ streets southeast. Special Easter
service
First Church of Christ Scientist. 18th
and Columbia road northwest. All sol
diers who attend the morning service
will be invited to dinner in the homes OF
members of the church. Walter H Nor
ling will stand in the vestibule of the
church to extend a personal invitation te