Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-18
Rev. nr. Clovis G, Chnppeu of Mount

Vernon NJ Z. Church South Will ad-
dress the lobby service at the Y. NJ
G. \. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
on "A Hero Who Wanted to Run
If you can play any sort of an in
strun1ent the Y, Nj. c. a. wants You
TO join its orchestra. Players will
meet this evening at the ~" assem-
bly, hall to organize the orchestra 1t
will play at camps and at the associ-
alton building. w. r. Nondeli Will be
in charge.
ton viii meet in Potomac Savings
Bank Hall Monday evening at
% clock. Rev. James ?. Marshall is to
lecture on Washington, the Capital
City"
The Rotary Club at yesterday aft
ernoon's meeting at Hotel La Fayette
awarded to Frank W. Bolgiano a prize
for the best three minute talk on
Making Il Successful Business. John
Dolph spoke on delinquency among
boys, and plans were made for holding
father and son" night on Lincoln's
birthday. The next meeting will be
Friday.
Urgent recommendation to Con-
greSs from representatives of all the
citizens associations in the District to
give the teachers in the District pub
lie schools more pay Will be presented
at a mass meeting to be held at the
Powell School Tuesday night at
o'clock under the joint auspices of
the Columbia Heights Citizens'N ssoci-
alton. the Powell-J Johnson CentAr and
the Mount Pleasant Citizens Nssoci-
alton. Speakers will include Henry
p. Blair. formerly president of the
board of education; DR.. Harvey w.
Wiley and Z. II. Daniel. The public
is invited.
Formal dedication of the new
Knights of Columbus Hut at Wash
ington barracks will take place to-
Navy Daniels, Cardinal Gibbons and
Representative Donovan of New York
will speak. Following the blessing
by Rev. 2. J. O'Connell, the building
will be presented to the commanding
officer of the barracks by Michael d.
Schaefer, state deputy of the Knights
of Columbus for the District. The
committee in charge of the dedica-
tory exercises is composed of T. j.
Haltigan, chairman; Charles w. Darr,
Michael D. Schaefer, Leo F. Stock.
Michael j. Driscoll and William j.
Feely.
The CoIored DruEgists' Association
met last midnight and elected the
following officers for the ensuing
L. T..
Peters, vice president; Edward f,
Harris, secretary, and L. I'll. Single
ton treasurer: executive committee,
z. o. Peters. Benjamin F. Hailstorks
and Ode f. Valentine Four new
m enbers were admitted to the assoc
cation on this occasion. and the or
ganization now consists of all the col
ored drug stores, with one or two ex-
ceptions, in the entire District.
- a. nu1sxs.~a Sx-s-
Club was held at the home of Mrs. ].
c. Cantrili yesterday afternoon. 1t
was decided to have joint meeting
of a number of these clubs at which
Senator Lewis is to speak. Mrs. Ed
ward Costigan spoke on her expert
ences in the war zone. A musical pro-
gram was furnished by Mrs Cantrill's
young daughter, Miss Margaret Ripy.
Dr. Hubert Harrison of New York
will lecture Monday night at 8 o'clock
at the Florida Avenue Baptist Church
on "A Race in Search of It's Soul
DR.. Edith Rabe Of the commission
of training camp activities, War De-
partment will lecture Monday night
at O'Clock at Peck Memorial Chapel,
2Sth and NJ streets and Pennsylvania.
avenue northwest, on Some war
Women" The lecture is free and all
women and girls over fourteen years
are invited.
of Columbia Branch, National Assoc
citation for the Advancement of Col
ored People, will be held tonight at
8 o'clock at the Twelfth Branch, Y.
NJ. c, A., at which the. plans for the
year will be announced.
A dance was given last night Mt the
Pythian Temple by the Navy Yard
Players League. Novelties were in
troduced by the players, assisted by
played for the dance.
Joseph Pennell will deliver nm IL
lustrated lecture under the auspices
of the District of Columbia Library
Association, Monday evening at S:15
o'clock, on illustrators, Past and
Present" All those interested are in
yited.
Charged with assault with n dam
gerous weapon, George X. Welsh, 322
John Marshall place, was arrested by
police of the sixth precinct this morn
ing and locked up. 1t is charged that
he stabbed his wife, Josephine Welsh,
in the neck during a row in their
home about 2 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Welsh was taken to Emergency
Hospital.
Elizabeth Reed, ten years old. 1741
Ianier place. was bitten on her leg
by a dog owned by William Graham,
1889 Ontario place, yesterday after
noon, according to police report.
The dog was unmuzzled, and the af-
fair will be investigated in Police
Court.
Judge Peter A. Laubie, who died yes
terday at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Lille NJ. Thomson, 3404 18th
street, will be buried at Salem, Ohio,
Monday.
The women's Ban Association of the
District of Columbia met last Tues
day evening at the Washington Col
lege of Law. The vice president, Miss
r l.. Halpenny, presided. Resolutions
were adopted on the death of Theo-
dore Roosevelt. A committee was ap-
penny, Miss Laura NJ. Berrien and Miss
Eunice K. Warner, to draft resolutions
| in favor of the erection of an arch
of triumph to commemorate the hero
ism of our boys in the war.
The Hamilton travelogues will pre-
sent r. Hayes Hamilton in his latest
photologue. America" at the Holy
Cross Academy Monday evening. The
lecture will consist of a patriotic pic
itu-iZatioH of cur country from ocean
| to ocean.
! Miss Ethel Miner. soprano sOlOist,
and Miss Edith Athey, pianist. will
! give a program at the Y. w. C. A.
this evening from $50 to o'clock.
Annie fudge has been awarded q
| verdict of $500 damages against the
Crawford Paving Company by a Jury