Evening star., 1918-06-29

COnQuCIeu AhC ooSPASSS - 49,
District of Columbia war camp com
munity service of the War and Navy
departments commissions on training
camp activities.
Daily.
United Service Club. No. 1. S36
for soldiers. sailors and marines. with
restaurant. reading and writing
rooms. pool and billi>rds. piano and
victrolas. dormitor:Hs Ind hot baths
Information bureau conducted where
enlisted men can obtain full 1nforma-
tion as to activities for their enter
tainment in Washington. Dormitory
privilege. So cents.
War Camp Community Service Club,
1914 Massachusetts avenue northwest,
conducted by the National Congress
Of Mothers. Sleeping accommoda-
tions. So cents. Baths.
Daily from pm. Aloysius Club, ~
] street northwest. Club facilities
free to all enlisted men.
Soldiers and sailors recreation
rooms. 141S Pennsylvania avenue
! northwest. from am. until IL pm
! Games. music. writing, material sleep
! ing quarters, 35 cents.
Y. NJ. H. A. recreation rooms. north
east corner 11th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Pool, billiards, cards,
! writing material, reading matter. ETC.
! Dormitory accommodations. 25 cents.
Y. NJ. c. A. Sth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. Reading and
writing material and entertainment.
Y NJ c. A. 1876 G street northwest.
gymnasium, bowling alleys, swimming
pool and other facilities.
Peck Chapel. 2Sth and NJ streets
northwest. Sleeping accommodations
, may be had for 35 cents per night.
Breakfast Is cents,
Bethany Chapel, southwest corner
18th and c streets northwest. sleeping
accommodations may be had for SO
cents per night.
sth street southeast. club facilities.
Trinity parish hall. 219 C street
northwest, sleeping accommodations
for enlisted men so cents per night.
Church of the Good Shepherd. 9Th
and 1 streets northeast. open house
every night in the guild hall. Music,
chess, pool. magazines. etc.
ST. Johns rest house, 231 Sd street
northwest. accommodations for SOL
diers and sailors at moderate prices
for nights lodging.
War homes-Invitations to Free
Masons. Amy master Mason in this camp
can at any time secure lodging and
| breakfast free of charge, in the home
of a brother Mason in Washington.
ID: C., by writing at least one day in
AuSdHCe 10 tne war homes SeCre-
tary. Masonic Temple. 18th and H
streets. northwest. Washington D. c.,
and later calling at the library room
In the temple for a card of introduce
tion. Beds and breakfast will be
furnished free of charge to those who
fail to write IL they will call at the
library room on any day before 7:30
pm.
Degrees will be conferred in the
Masonic Temple every Saturday and
on other week days beginning at 1880
pm.
First Congregational Church, 10th and
9 streets northwest-Reading room and
parlors OF the church will be open all
oay ana evening. Writing material is
provided and a competent person is
present to give informal ation and any as
! sistance possible to enlisted men,
Neighborhood House. 468-470 N stree,
scuthwest-Billiards and smoking rooms
reading rooms with daily papers, cur
\ rent magazines and writing materials
Hot tub bath may be had on application.
nome service section. American Red
Cross. 60S Kenois building-Legal and
financial assistance to soldiers families
Legal advice on all subjects to SOL
diers by Legal Aid 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 Woman's Naval Service. in.
corporated "