Evening star., 1919-04-28
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nent secretary Gf the Oklahoma State
Club at meeting at the clubrooms.
1-li + street. Entertainment was pro-
NiGed Iy Lieut.. Arthur Johnston. pian-
= Miss Elizabeth Srnithdeal, reading.
and Il talk on submarines by SANFORD
l. Davis. chief yeonan, L. s. n.
The Girls Illinois State Club held a
Cance Saturday evening at the Navy
League Red Gross rooms: New York
avenue between 18th and 18th streets
northwest, and more than 100 attend
Cd. Dr Josephine Barrett vas chair
nan of the general committee in
tEarge. subcommittee chairmen were:
Refreshments, Mrs. Judson Spurway
l2usic, Miss Olive Prescott: tickets.
Hiss Rose Williams; donations, Miss
Array Spurway. Bovello's Orchestra
idyed.
Or. George X. Stuart, Birmingham,
Ala. addressed Il large gathering of
civilians and soldiers. sailors and
marines yesterday afternoon at the
Liberty Hut, having for his topic
The stuff a Man Is Made Of The
lecture was under the auspices of the
y. NJ G. A. The Percy S Foster male
chorus led the music
The District of Columbia Danes of
the Loyal Legion. of which Mrs. John
=. Logan is the president. will be
hosts to the shell shocked and other
soldier Patients at st. Elizabeth Hos
pital Thursday afternoon at the
knickerbocker Theater, when they
VIII see moving picture show. In
addition to the scheduled program
there Will be Greek dances by the Lit
lie Players under the direction of Miss
Bertha King of New York
The business WOmen'S Council of
the Y. w. c. A. will entertain the
nurses of Walter Reed Hospital to-
morrow evening at o'clock. Jose
Elliot will speak
The District of Columbia Congress
of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation Will hold d state convention
tomorrow. from 10 O'Clock in the
morning until o'clock in the after
noon. at the College Women's Club,
1S22 | street northwest. At the aft
,rnoon session. to begin at 1880
o'clock. the speakers will be DR.. P. P.
'iaXton of the bureau of education,
Miss Julia Lathrop of the Department
of Labor and DR.. Louise Bryant.
The Proctor Bible class of Hamline
Nj. T. Church will install its officers at
a social to be given at the church to-
lrorrow night at 8 o'clock w. H.
Thomas is the newly elected presi-
dent.
The Navigation Club of the Navy
evening at Marine Band Hall. Sth and
streets southeast, for the benefit of
the clubhouse fund. The band from
the Mayfiower will play.
Columbia Alpha Chapter of ri Beta
Phi of George Washington University
held benefit tea dance for it's war
1und work and settlement school, at
byer's last Saturday evening. The
committee in charge included Miss
Eliza beth RHpder HaitnulIar ohaj jr-
- man; Miss Lasalia McCaffery, Miss
Beatrice TAFT and Miss Margaret
Prentiss.
The University of Liege. Belgium.
has conferred on John Van Schaick,
Jr.. commissioner for Belgium, the de-
gree cf honorary doctor of medicine.
Tor service to Belgian hospitals, mill
tary and civil. during the war
Among the speakers at the commune
fity meeting and liberty loan rally
TO be held tonight at the First Baptist
Church: Whittingham place north
east, will be Prof. Charles Nj. Thomas.
DR. D. E. Wiseman, Rev. G. w. Brent
Rev Howard and others
Charles W. Homan, who has lust
returned from Russia and Siberia.
Nhere ne represented the food ad-
mlnistration. will speak before the
mission Club of the First Congrega-
tcnal Church at o'clock tomorrow
night He will tell of his expert
ences in those regions
Dr. W. Il. Burshardt Du Bois of New
crk city, secr etary of the PAN
african Congress, Paris, will speak
on The Negro and the Great War
before the Bethel Literary Society at the
metropolitan A. Nj. E. Church to-
morrow night.
The third annual bali Of the p.o
1essional Chauffeurs' Association drew
large crowd to the Arcade on last
Friday evening. During intermission
PRESIDENT Milton D. Smith made an
appeal to the assembly to buy lin
efty bonds. Russell Bonner was in
cnarge of arrangements and he was
assisted by John McDermott, NORM M
Stcck.ey. Jules Ibarra, Claude Burch.
William c. Bender and George
Southall
Dr. George $. Duncan. AssyrioIorfxt
ana Egyptoiogist, CT the faculty of
Jcnns hopkins University and Ameri
can University, will speak tomorrow
ai.erhoon s on his book. The Latest
EGYPTIAN Bible-6000 Years Old" at
the home of Mrs. John Lowe. 2s22
Woodley place. Members of the sec
ton OF archaeology OF the Twentietb
Century Club will attend
The Rhode island Avenue Suburban
citizens Association will meet We'd
nesday evening, at 7:30 O'Clock. at the
sherwood Presbyterian Church.
victory loan rally will be held ON the
lawn of the church following the
ni.,eting. On Saturday evening the
association will hold mass meeting
10 protest against the proposed trac
tion fare increases.
The Federal Traffic Associatfon an
nounces two lectures to be held in
the auditorium of the Department of
the Interior. The first will be Vyede
nesday evening, when Robert G..
wright assistant director of traffic
OF the railroad administration. will
speak on Fate Making" Wilbur La
Roe. examiner nf the Interstate Com
xmerce Commission, will speak the
evening OF -day T. His subject will
be The Interstate Commerce Com
mission and Its Procedure" All per
sons interested may attend
.ae JCurneymen BOOkbinders, Union
VIII hold its annual dance and con-
cert at Pythian Temple, 1912 9th
street northwest, on Thursday even
ing. William c. Conner VIII be chair
man OF the committee on arrange
mentS.
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