Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02
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The Amphkon GIee Club will hold
l future rehearsals and meetings at TN
Dunbar High School building begins
| ming Wednesday. At that meeting
| arrangements will be made for a res
cital November 10. and their twenty
| active canvas for funds for a perma.
nent home will be begun the first q
the year.
The Ancient and Accepted Order a
the Mystic Adopts of the Sacred Ard
composed of students at George
| Washington University. has been re-
| organized following a period of in.
activity during the war. -
| Tag day for George Washington
University Hospital will be held Sat
urday. according to an announcement
| made by university officials. Girl stu
dents will assist in the drive by
soliciting subscriptions on the streets
| downtown.
| The following George washington
University students have been pledged
to membership in Greek letter fra
| ternities: B. L. Clark, Robert w. Mar
| shall, Robert Y. Edwards. E b. Coll
| Inns. A. L Englebert, w. NJ Schwartz,
c: s. Shotwell. B. L. Foster, jr-, ;. H
Metzerott, X H. Wood and D. J.
Fuqua. Sigma Phi Epsilon. and Arthur
Voelker. Sigma Chi
Rev. DIR. Frederick Beekman. rector
| of the American Church at Paris, Is
to preach tonight at s o'clock at the
! Church of the Epiphany.
The student Council of George
| Washington University Will give it's
first dance of the season in Mrs.
| overs ballroom. 1917 Il street. No
vember IL.
c. English of the War Camp CONF
munity Service will supervise an even
| ing of games and stunts at the
| Young Women's Hebrew Association
| Wednesday night at o'clock All
| members are requested to attend.
The secretary asks that all bring
along pencils and paper. -
The monthly meeting OF Washing.
ton General Assembly, Fourth Degree,
Knights of Columbus, will be held
| tomorrow night at o'clock in st.
| Mary's Hall. on 5th street.
| The HerxI Club of Washington IN
| to meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock
| in the Y. M. H. A. building, 18th and
L ShhoS anna "fChtc.
The dnadrilIe dancers organized the
| American Folk Dancing Club Tues
day night with Mrs. Mary P: Suther-
land as president: Miss Helen Cole.
| vice president: William L. Adams.
| floor manager. and Floyd p. Suther-
land, secretary-treasurer. The club
! will hold a dance Tuesday night at
| Wilson Normal School.
Halloween night was celebrated In
the old-fashioned style by the young
girl war workers Of Wv and P-Q
| plaza buildings of the government
dormitories
| A reunion and smoker will be held
| Tuesday night in the hall of st.
Johns College at o'clock. All for
mer students are invited.
Leon J0uhaux will speak on France
After the War at the luncheon forum
of the National Popular Government
League Thursday at noon at Cushman's.
GOT 14th street. J.
6'The Magic Melody BnlI'' will be
held tomorrow night in Salon de Ma,
tions at the Washington Hotel About
100 persons prominent in theatrical
circles in New York city Will journey
here to participate. Supper will be
served at the close of the evenings
entertainment.
A memorial exercise will be held
by the Tuskegee Club Wednesday
night at o'clock at Dunbar High
School.
The United States public health
iservice at a conference to be held here
Tuesday and Wednesday will launch
a campaign to improve the physical
condition of 6,000,000 American boys
between the ages of fifteen and twen-
ty. Delegates will be sent by the
American Red Cross. Y. M. c. A, Ro-
itary Club and other organizations in
terested in work among boys.
The membrshfp committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce is to meet to-
morrow evening at o'clock in the
building. The board of directors OF
the chamber are to meet at o'clock
Tuesday night
Steward Burning, president OF the
Labor Congress of Great Britain, is
to speak at the opening of the Trade
Union College, of Washington at 3
o'clock this afternoon at Musiciane
Hall, 1905 z street.
! for the season yesterday. after TWEEN
!ty-two persons had braved the rain
20 be the last in
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
! TODAY
| Wanderlusters' hike will commence
| at Franklin Park. Take Great Falls
car at 2:30 o'clock at 36th and NJ
| streets. G. A. Gambs. leader.
| Remarkable talk by Miss Janet
Richards at $3.50 o'clock at the Ma
| tional Catholic Community House. COZ
e street
| Opening meeting of the Thanksgiv-
| ing victory ron call campaign at 4
| o'clock. Liberty Hut.
Mass meeting for the. coIored Boy
Scouts drive at O'Clock, Dunbar
High School ~ 81
TONIGHT. Il
| Exhibition OF eighty paintings, 1880
| o'clock, at the Lincoln Temple, 18th
and r streets.
! Meeting of the Friends Of Irish
Freedom, o'clock. at COL street =
WANT G. o. P. DELEGATES.
| STILL ELECTED HERE
Resolutions urging that no steps be
taken to do away with the election OF
delegates to the republican national
convention from the District Of CO.
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