Evening star., 1919-04-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

"UnempIoyment as a Cause Of SOcfai
Unrest, and the Remedy is to be dis
cussed by Frank Morrison. secretary
of the American Federation OF Labor
at the meeting of the Monday Evening
Club to be held at o'clock MONDAY
night at the Y. NJ. c. A. assembly hail.
l1T36 G street northwest A. j. DTS
coll is to preside.
Mis-. Alice Hutchins Drake, treas
lurer of the Louis Hamilton Bayley
fund. was robbed CT the entire fund
during the fire which destroyed her
home at the Birmingham last Sunday.
At the meeting of the Y. W. Z. A.
Booklovers Monday it was voted 10
Immediately resubscribe the 1uno,
oamed in honor of Lieut.. Bayley. son
| # the president of the Y. w. G. A.
| who was killed in France.
The Delta Tau Delt. Fraternity i.
making arrangements for the ahnuai
banquet to be held May at the C"i
lversity Club.
Tonight will close the drive for 500
lnew members at the 18th street
lstreet northwest. New members 70
1.-The number of 379 were reported at
1.-THE meeting held last night.
The College Equal Suffrage League
lis to hold it's annual business meeting
lat S o'clock Tuesday night at the Ma
ItionaI American Woman Suffrage
lheadauarters. 1926 Rhode Island ave-
jnue. Officers are to be elected.
War camp community singing at the
lChurch of Our Father, 18th and l.
Istreets, Sunday afternoon. will begin
lat 4:3O o'clock, instead of at O'CLOCK
as in the past.
The choir of Israel Metropolitan
iColored Methodist Episcopal Church,
list and B streets southwest, is to pre-
isent Stainer's "Cruciflxion" at o'clock
FRIDAY night, under direction of Mrs.
charlotte wallace Murray.
Annual banquet of the Colum hfa n
Women of George washington Uni
versity is to be held at O'Clock on
night OF APPEL Pene1ton 5i at is to be helS
at $3.50 o'clock. Cards sent members
should be filled out and sent to Mrs
Henry Grafton Doyle, 1S46 U street
northwest
The Afro-American FolksonK SinE-
ers, under direction of Henry Lee
sing to be held at $3.50 o'clock Easte,
iSunday at Community Service Clut
No. 3, 2011 Georgia avenue.
The woman's Army and Nav,
/ League is to give ball at the marine
barracks Monday night for tfc pur
work k among the enlisted men CT th'
I Army, Navy and Marine Corps. Among
: the many activities Of the organlza
n ton is maintenance OF the Soidiers
n street northwest
Ear, D. P.Ss,nE; assf osT yrs.iaent Of ss
h today that he had learned that, fol
;, lowing investigation of conditions a
> the state penitentiary at ltichmond
= Davis that alleged '-tors1res" there b
q jabolished. DR.. budding says he ex
Ipects to reveal still other "condi
It;nns" there.
Jonathan Davis Con.s.l"ry No.
Colored Scottish Rite Masons. is to hol
an Easter service Sunday at Z am. q
: the Lincoln Memorial Church, 11th an
r streets northwest.
George E. Langley has hIed suit
the District Supreme Court for an al
le solute divorce from Gertrude Lans
l. ley. They were married April 10, $50
10 and have two children.
a william Vogt asked the Distri'
Ia Supreme Court for limited divort
le from Grace c. vogt. who is said
:. reside in Manassas. Va. The husbar
. charged desertion.
at Absolute divorce II asked In q su
filed by Marion G. Drew against Cla.
10 ton l.. Drew, a resident of San Fra
III CISCO Cal. They were married in A
ri exandria, Va. April Is. 1911.
w Friday evening discussions of ii
ro reconstruction problems. conducted
co the Association of. Collegiate Alur
p nae, will be brought to a close tomo
10 row night. Charles Perler, commi
will speak on the history and pro
"A lens of the Czechoslovak nation. T.
address will! be given at $3.50 o'clo,
at the Mt. Vernon Seminary, Nebrasl
avenue, where the alumnae will
entertained by Mrs. A. G. Hensley al
Miss Jean Cole of the school.
EN- Leo w. Simon, SON OF Rabbi Abru
~ Simon, has been elected to membe
III ship in Phi Beta Kappa. the nation
he honorary scholarship society. He W
be graduated from Johns Hopki
ne University, Baltimore, in the class
,o 1919. He was graduated from t
- Central High School in 1916. Duri
lie the war he was commissioned lie
II tenant, and was instructor at Plat
H. burg and at Boston College.
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The choir of st. PauIs EpiscOI
lis Church, Washington circle. direct
lis by NOVEL; S. Ferris, will render 1T
Crucifxion," by Stainer. tomorr'
p evening at o'clock.
iic Former Representative James
he Lloyd of Missouri and John Barre
director general of the Pan-Ame
nd can Union, have been named to rt
o., resent the Washington Chamber
Gil Commerce at the annual convent
To lof the United States Chamber
Commerce at St Louis the latter p;
m. of this month.
1C- r.. Walton Moore Of Fairfax, Y
- candidate for Congress from
III eighth Virginia district. will addr'
,at the Clarendon Citizens Associat