Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-16
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| Crossed wires yesterday afternoon
caused the ringing of fire bells in
dicating fire at Catholic University.
/ Several companies of firemen respond
ed, learned the cause OF the trouble
and returned to quarters.
| The automobile of j. HI. Orrison,
Lovettsville, Va, and street car col
lided at Georgia avenue and Longfel-
low street yesterday afternoon. Slight
| damage to the automobile resulted.
Two cnrs ON the Capital Traction
line at New York avenue and 18th
street collided yesterday afternoon
members of the crews of the cars eS-
capped injury.
| The executive committee of the Uni
\ verS1ty Club announces that dinner
| dances will be resumed, the first to
| be held the evening of December 10,
beginning at 9 o'clock. Owing to con-
gested conditions of the dining room
| a buffet supper only will be served.
Meyer Davis. Orchestra will furnish
| music.
| Miss Alice Hutchins will speak to-
Paintings of the Nativity" at the
Christmas session of the Booklovers'
Club of the Y. w. C. A.
The board of education will meet
at the Franklin School Wednesday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Frederick L. Fishback is to deliver
| an illustrated lecture tomorrow night
! before the Business .Woman's Council
| at Wesley Chapel, 5th and F streets.
'sPrice Fixing During the War" is
t1,A ~ 80 - no = LII Il
by DR.. Leo Woolman of the War In
| duStrieS Board tomorrow evening in
the Y. NJ. H. A.
to meet Thursday evening at the home
| of Miss Laura Verran, apartment 811,
| Stoneleigh Court.
| Women will be held tonight at the
BelaSco.
Rhode Island Citizens Association
evening in Sherwood Church, 22d
street and Rhode Island avenue north
east.
Washington Citizens Association will
be held this evening at East Wash
| ington Hall.
|
| of So-called Higher Critics of the New
Testament" will be the subject of a
lecture by Rev. j. Tracy Langan, S. j.,
at GonZaga College Wednesday even
ing.
| Rev. j Stanley Durkee, president of
| Howard University, will address the
Bethel Literary and Historical Asso-
citation in the Metropolitan A. M. E.
Church tomorrow night.
A military dance will be given BY
Company A, 5th Infantry, District
January 1, in the armory, 492 L street.
Clarence Wilson will give an Illus
| trated lecture on food conditions in
Park Citizens Association at the Ia
koma Public Library tonight.
! The patriotic service committee OF
| the League of American Penwomen,
headed by Mrs. Ira Hough, will listen
| lens by Ida Clyde Clarke, one Of the
I editors on the Pictorial Review.
! Trails afoot through upper Rock
! Creek section were traversed by some
! twoscore mixers yesterday afternoon,
via Colorado avenue, Rock creek, Ross
| drive, Ridge road and Broad Branch
| road to Chapel road. or 36th street.
| Part of Boy Scout Troop So particle
pated and Joined in a campfire near
| the terminal. Next Sunday afternoon
G. A. Gambs will have charge Of the
! mixers over trails from Cherryda1e to
Chain bridge, to leave at 2 o'clock
from 36th and NJ streets. via Great
Falls cars.
I The Red Mogen Dovid Chapter of
] Washington will meet at the Y. M.
H. A, 11th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, tomorrow at 8 pm. MISS
Ida Arkin has been elected to rep
resent the chapter at the convention
to be held in Pittsburgh aJnuary
, Mrs. Raymond Robins, national
! p. -,4eu. me trade Women's
League. and Mrs. Ryuson, recently
returned from war relief work in
/; France. spoke before the executive
committe Of the national republican
women's party at 1923 H street this
safternoon.
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