Evening star., 1919-04-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The West End citi.e..' Association

The West End Citizens' Association
is to meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow night
at kidders Hall. 822 goth street north
west. The victory liberty loan and
other matters will be considered.
President H. Randall Webb has an
nounced
The birthday of Gen. U. $. Grant In
to be observed today at Metropolitan n
NJ E. Church, C street and John Mar
shall place northwest, by the Depart
ment of the Potomac, Grand Army of
the Republic. Those in charge of the
man; George H. slaybaugh, s. E;
Faunce, B. p. Entrikin, o. H Oldroyd
and Lemuel Warner
Centsibutiens received during the
past week by Mrs. Whitney Warren,
treasurer of the New York commit
37ss for the relief Of the destitute
women and children of France and
Belgian refugees, making total to
date of $eeo.S31.42.
the Vermont State Association is to
be held At o'clock Tuesday night
at the University Club. Persons de-
hem ns at onee saHsss arssd to The
quet are to include Justice, Stafford,
Rear Admiral MCGOWAN, Dr. James
Shera Montgomery and George r.
Wales.
The Anthony League is to give q
May time entertainment from to 6
o'clock Saturday at the home of the
president. Mrs. Anna e. Hendley. 20o7
Columbta road. instead of the regular
Wednesday afternoon meeting. Chill
dren of Paul Institute are to give a
May pole dance and Mrs. Gertrude
Bonnin will tell Indian legends. There
is to be musical program.
The Aksarben Girls Club In to give
q dance Saturday night at the Wilson
Normal School, 11th and Harvard
streets northwest. All Nebraskans
Brotherhood Of Railway Clerks, Can
itol Lodge, No. $40. is to give a dance
May 15 at Pythian Temple. The re-
ceptfon committee in charge of the
AFFAIR is composed of Robert J. Burns
+. L. Childress and o. W. Riley.
Harry X. Gunan,s American.ua.
Wa11an Troupe took part in a program
given at the Y. d. C. A hut at Camp
Melgs Friday night, and later played
for Hiram Lodge. No 10, F. A. A. M.
meeting at the New Ebbitt House.
fere is 70 be . meeting Of the
Handle Highlands Citizens Associa-
ton at o'clock tomorrow nieht at
the Randle Highlands Church.
TAe johns Hopkins Alumni Aseocia-
tlon OF Washington is to hold its
Snnuai smoker and election Of oficers
at $50 o'clock Wednesday night at
the University Club DR.. Frank r.
Rutter of the Department Of Com
merce is to talk on Industrial and
dean of the philosophical facuitv nf
the university, is to speak.
l.. Domestic science classes are to he
opened at $3.50 O'Clock Tuesday at the
mason House. 1906 goth street. and
neld at that hour every Tuesday.
wednesday and Friday afternoon for
month. Mrs. Larz Anderson is to
speak at Mason House at 5 O'Clock
May 5. oeA
James Lewis, colored. whose home
was at 636 l. street. became sick on
the street in front Of 4e4 1st street
southeast shortly after noon yester-
day and died In an ambulance on the
way to Casualty Hospital. DR.. Brown
Of the hospital staff decided that
death was due to natural causes
More than one hundred and TWENTY
nve 1owans resident in Washington
attended musical and literary even
ing given by the Iowa State Society
at 1914 Massachusetts, avenue last
night: Readings by E. Dunn and solos
by Miss NJ. Morrison constituted the
major part of the entertainment nro-
gram. Dancing followed.