Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Mount Holyoke Alumnne A.so-
citation of Washington will hold a
meeting Thursday night at o'ciock
at the College Women's cup. ieZI l
street. Miss Jean Cole and Miss NIL.
dred Dean will speak. All alumnae OF
this college in the city are invited.
SeuatOr Moses L. Clapp will de-
liver an address to the Grand Army
of Americans Friday night at y
O'Clock in the John Wesley Church.
18th and Corcoran streets. Service
men and civilians invited.
The Nebraska Girls Club will meet
tomorrow night at o'clock at the
Blue Triangle Hut, North Capitol and
T.. streets All Nebraska girls are
welcome.
At n meeting held last night Mt the
board of the Massachusetts, State So
ciety plans We're made to augment
greatly the membership of the So
ciety. Arrangements were made Tor
a big meeting to be held November 4.
morrow night at o'clock In the town
hall at Bladensburg, Md. to assist in
increasing the. funds for the me-
mortal cross. John Alsop. Francis
Dahler, Carl Huber. August Arnold.
Fred Roth and George Frederick are
In charge of the arrangements.
Mai. GiIIies Of Queen's Hospital,
Sidcup, England. will deliver a lee
ture on plastic work this afternoon
at the Army Medical School
The Kappa Alpha Tketa Aiumnae
Chapter will hold dinner wed.
nsr~ at
Rauscher's in honor Of Miss Newson.
national president. Reservations
should be made in advance at Mrs.
Harlan Terrilrs. 1913 keokuk street.
phone Cleveland 1902.
G.. H. Vanguard Of 1921 Monroe
street. has recently, returned from
France after long service as II sec
rotary with the list Division. While
in France he turned every available
abode into canteens for the soldiers,
including cafes barrooms. churches
and dugouts- He also estaoi,snea q
number of rolling kitchens to sup
ply the wants of the needy. MI
Marquard expects to return to Eu-
rope soon. to aid in the reconstruction
work that is being carried on there
Joseph r. MickIer. r., Of the class
of 30. has been appointed the editor
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~ published by Georgetown Cnfver-
s!ty. Other members of the editorial
board are Gerald G. Shattuck. Leo j.
Casey and the members of the class
in journalism.
Washington Lodge, No. Is, B. P. O.
Elks. will be held Tuesday night. No
vember 4. The oysters will be served
in all the. known methods of the cul-
mary art, and will be the best the
eastern shore can provide. Vaude-
VILE and dancing also will be includ-
ed in the evenings entertainment.
Tickets can be procured from Frank
v. Brown. TOO 14th street.
The Rhode Island Avenue subur-
ban Citizens Associa ton will meet
tomorrow night at o'clock in the
Sherwood Presbyterian Church. Rhode
Island avenue and 22d street. Miss
Grace Hazard will render several vo-
will be served. Wives of members
are invited. ..;-.
The Federal Tramc Association
will hold its first meeting tomorrow
night at s o'clock in the auditorium
of the Department of Interior build
ing. F street entrance, between 18th
oAA ASsh 81 SSSo. ASASSShOh VI OAAISCA z
will be held.
The Dartmouth smoker viii be held
tonight at o'clock at the University
Club. Election Of officers will be held
and reports will be made on the ses-
qui centennial celebration of the COL
lege.
While sick and deiirfous, Mrs. Stacy
Stone Henry. forty years old. jumped
from a third-story window at her
home. 1407 Corcoran street. yesterday
afternoon and received a fracture OF
her skull which caused her death
several hours later. DIR. William b
Carr. deputy coroner, gave a certiA.
cate of accidental death.
Lieut.. Col n Il. Ward, q. 8. A.. wa
robbed Of $119 while asleep in q hotel
room last night. Entrance to his room
apparently was gained by using 9
duplicate key.
r. H. EdmOnds, SOC 18th street. has
asked the police to recover three pins
valued at $165 and $50, which sdisap.
peared from desk in his Office be.
tween Saturday and Monday.
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
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