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The Star Spaneled E3anAer Chorus
Is 10 meet tomorrow night at s O'Clock
at the Emmanuel Baptist Church. 18th
and Columbia road northwest, for re-
nearsal. Percy s. Foster. who is d-
rectlng the chorus, is anxious to Sc
! cure some male voices, tenor and bass
All singers interested are invited to
attend.
"fable Laying nhd Serving" will he
| the subject studied in the first lesson
OF the course in home making. to be
given tomorrow night at 7:30 O'Clock
at the Wilson Normal Community
Center. Miss T. f. Miller of the De-
partment of Agriculture is to give the
| lesson.
The Florida state Society In to NEE,
tuesday night at the Wilson Normal
School. 11th and Harvard streets
northwest, when Senator Duncan L.
Fletcher is to preside. Mrs Smith
Gordon will give Impressions of Ire
kand; There will be many musical
mum oers The program of entertain
ment will be in charge of Mrs Rose
E. Pollock.
Col. Arthur p. 8. Hyde is to address
the Washington State and Alaska So.
siety at its meeting to be held Thurs
DAY night at the Thomson School, 1etI,
and l. streets northwest Col. Hyde
VINO is OF Seattle, recently returned
from France. Dancing will end the
program.
capt. Charles Leverinx Ireland, In
charge of pnysio- theraphy at Walter
Reed Hospital, is to talk on the physi-
cal reconstruction of the wounded at
o'clock Thursday night before the
sermont state Association. to meet
=
street northwest. Plans for the an
nuai maple sugar party will be made.
The Winthrop Club will entertain
aiumnae and former students of Win
throp College at tea from five to six
o'clock Tuesday at the College Wo-
mems Club. 1922 l street.
A meeting Of the Social workers
Club will be held this afternoon at
S:3o O'Clock at the Y NJ. H. A., club
| rooms.
Reuben Fink In to speak on "The
Jewish Questions at the Peace Con-
ference" under the auspices of the
foaie Zion Society. at a meeting to
De held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at
| the Central Savings Bank Hall, 7th and
l streets northwest.
Mrs. Champ Clark is to speak at
Neoi 50 washington University chapel
exercises at ~ 10 pm. in the assembly
ran OF the Arts and Sciences building,
2O23 G street northwest.
James Thompson, cOlOred. 9l9 27th
street. had a row with another negro
at 2sth and streets yesterday after
noon and was shot through the right
arm. He said the shooting followed
9 dispute about money matters Ryan
Whiting, 2514 street, who is al
legged to have fired the shot. is being
sought by the police.
Joseph Pjefs0R James. an alum mus
Of George Washington University Law
School, has been elected president of the
9niversity's Masonic Club, other Of
School: Edward. Parkash. Engineering
College, and H. Weston B. Stibbs'
Medical School, vice presidents; Raw
mond Barton Harding, Engineerins
College, secretary-treasurer and
Wallace A. Robertson, Law School
herald.
The Davis prize speaking contest
at George Washington University, an
annual event. Is to be held the even
ing OF April 2s in the assembly hall
Of the arts and sciences building,
1923 G. street. according to announce
ment by DR.. William Allen Wilbur
dean of Columbian College. Seniors
are eligible to compete. The public
is invited.
Edmonia CatIett, colored, seventy
years old, 413 Bland court. died sud
denly yesterday afternoon at her
place of. employment, 2111 Flagler
place. Her death was due to a hem
orrhEe.
SIX co1ored boys were reported
missing from Indust rial Home School
Blue Plains, yesterday afternoon. Po-
lice of the eleventh precinct were
asked to find them and told they are
named Raymond Forbes, George
webb. John Miller. Frank Waters,
John Long and Theodore Turner.