Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
No Red Cross work will be done Tues
day at 1926 Rhode Island avenue north
vest. according to announcement by
Mrs. William F. Kelley. Work will be
Continued Thursday as usual
A special musical program has been
arranged for Palm Sunday observance
$50 O'Clock. the feature of which will
be the singing of THE Seven Last
Words of Christ" with Roland Hayes
Of Boston as the tenor soloist- The
ceremonies will be held in Andrew Ran
Kin Chapel. and will be under the di-
fection of Miss Lulu B. Childers- The
collection on this occasion will be given
to the colored social settlement
William f. Marshall has filed suit In
the District Supreme Court to recover
sz5,000 damages from the Washington
Terminal Company and the southern
Railway Company, for alleged personal
injury. He was employed as a car re-
bAirer at the Ivy City shop of the de-
PENDANTS, when a jack fell from post
ton and caught his head between the
jack and a spring of the car, inficting
serious injury.
The junior four-minute-men speaking
contest, to be held in the public schools
In the interest of war savings, probably
will be held April 5. with few of the
schools observing an earlier date. The
Boy Scouts are now actively interested
In the campaign, being largely mem
bers of the public schools.
Arrangements for the patriotic edu-
eationaI rally to be held by the alumni
association of Hampton Normal and
Agricultural Institute in Washington
the evening of April Is will be made at
meeting of the association today at
pm. at 923 r street northwest All
graduates and ex-students of the in
9titute are urged to be present at the
meeting.
of the Masters will be given by G.
Luther Sadgwar at a meeting of the
Washington Artists Association in the
Dunbar High School Wednesday even
Mary Europe, Edwin H. Lawson, Miss
Virginia Williams, Dr. Sumner Worm
ley and the Dunbar High School Glee
y0mcers of the executive committee
Of the Young Mems Hebrew Association
6fe to be elected at meeting this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the head
quarters, 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue
The Mems Club OF Foundry NJ. e.
Church. 18th near street. are to hold
. meeting at the church tomorrow
evening, at which Dr. c. D. Williamson
Of Los Angeles is to give a photologue
trees. and the Grand Canyon of Arizona.
Members of the congregation and their
friends are invited.
sEAward j. Ryan. president of the
Railway Mail Association, and P. J.
fCoyle, president of the Brotherhood of
Railroad Station Employees, will de-
l,ver addresses at the meeting of the
a in Tyyno nh
Temple tomorrow night The speaking
win begin at o'clock, following the
business session.
Mrs. o. G. B. Pierce was elected presi-
dent of the Women's Alliance of All
Souls Church at a meeting Friday at
Vice president, Mrs. William L. Brown:
recording secretary, Miss Mary K Por-
Ter. corresponding secretary, Mrs. Will
lam C. Woodward treasurer, Mrs
Mrs. II. c. Newcomer, Mrs. A. w. Span
hoofd and Mrs Joseph Stewart
liberty war kitchen under the .u-
pervision of the Department of Agri-
culture will be opened at the Miner
Normal School Community Center Tues
day night at o'clock
@setntfllatinS with spontaneous humor.
an illustrated talk on The Information
a Northwest'-the states of Oregon,
Frank Branch Riley last night at the
University Club Mr.. Riley told inter
esting anecdotes of the establishment
: of the boundary line between the Unit
Aed States and Canada
The first week of the membershfp
campaign being conducted by the Y. w.
C. A Melted 1000 new names, it was
announced yesterday. A typical 'coun-
try fair was held at the headquarters
6l9 18th street, last night. The assoc
cation cafeteria was converted into a
circus eating Joint with Kitchen
orchestra"
The invasion of the Germans In
Belgium and northern France was de-
scribed by DIR. Vernon Kellogg of the
United States food administration at
Sidwell's Friends School, 1911 I street
northwest, last night DR.. Kellogg. who
was member of the commission for
Hoover. before the United States en-
tered the war, told graphically of the
way the Germans entered Belgium and
French territory with the idea of set
Ting permanently.
Relatives OF Thomas Belts, eixhfy-
Tour years old, are alarmed over his
disappearance from the home of his
daughter. Mrs Anna B. English, 704 A
street southeast. He left there Friday
morning about II o'clock and last night
ne was stil1 missing. Police OF the sew
eral precincts We're told to make care
1ui search for him yesterday, but no
trace OF him was found.
GRATEF1T EnP TNTFpUENrrInn