Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-27
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Soldiers and war workers are in
vfted to an evening of entertainment
with the dancing club of the john
son-Powen Community Center to-
night.
New member. nre sought for the
Little Players Clue of rhythmic
dancers, which meets every Monday
night at the Wilson Normal Com
r3unity Center.
A series of talks on homemakinG
and budget making viii be given at
tie Wilson Normal Community
Center. beginning tonight. by Miss
Theodora Miller OF the home demon
stration division Of the Department
OF Agriculture.
sTbree men from Washington who
Sarted the technical training
curse in the Students Army Train
rsrned to school. They are Robert c.
qooch of 1915 Irving street south
east. Frank f. Swindells of 1886
Aacomb street and John Gray Byler
OF 1054 18th street northeast.
Plans are being made by the Adver-
tfSins Club OF Washington for q din
uer meeting AZ Rauscher's at $50
occioci. Thursday evening. Addresses
1s j. Thomas Lyon Of the Baltimore
SYN and N. Y. ScAlegel1 of the Mar
ttnsburg (W. Va journal Will fea-
trre the meeting The directors OF the
club viii meet at o'clock tonight i'll
The Star building to map out the
work of the club for the balance Of
the winter and for spring.
EFhe Ohio Society will meet on Me-
Kinley's birthday. Thursday. Score
tary Daniels. Secretary Baker. Rear
JSdmiTal Josiah n. Mexican and Brig
Gsn. Charles . Walcutt viii speak.
Dancing and refreshments viii fol-
lew.
THE woman's Missionary Conference
begins sessions AT Calvary BAPTIST
Church at ! o'clock tomorrow. II is
to be conducted by Mrs. II. NJ. Pea
hpdy OF Boston, natipna chairman OF
the nterdenonlinatjouaI missionary
stuGy course.and Mrs. Helen b. Mont
gomery of Rochester. y. Y. president
OF the Womtn's American Foreign
Missionary Society. The afternoon
session will be held 1t o'clock.
: The Michigan Association in wash
iugton will meet tonight at T:S0
O'Clock at the Washington Club, 761
4 street northwest. Henry w. Tenn
pie. Senator Cummlns OF owa and
Senator Smith will speak Fred L.
Pratt will furnish the musical pro-
gram.
The Legion of Loyal Women will
meet tonight at O'Clock at the
Preachers Club, 18th and F streets.
The BacheIors' CluI. of the Y. NJ
G. A. will hold dancing party at
2400 18th street northwest on the
evening of February s.
Col. Robert III. c. KeIton. who was
chief of staff of the Sd Division of
the American Army in the battle of
Chateau Thierry, will address the
United Service Club of America Tues
day evening at S o'clock in the club
house, Dupont Circle. Col. Kelton will
illustrate his talk with stereopticon
slides.
Louis Francis Miskoysky. formerly
professor at Oberlin College. will
lecture on Mid European Problems
at Howard University Chapel at S
o'clock tonight
police his home was in Chicago. was
arrested yesterday on q charge of
yagraucy. When taken into GUS
tedy he was in feminine garb. Brown
explained that he was hunting for his
wife and that he had adopted the
disguise as a better means.
Four soldiers. giving their names a.
Herman Mars. twentythree years
old; Leo Bellandi, twenty-five; How
ard C. Beadle, twenty-one. and Philip
n. Joskoski. twenty-three. who said
they were from Camp Lee. Va, were
arrested yesterday as absent from
their command without leave. They
were turned over to the military
authorities in Potomac Park and will
be sent to Camp Lee. Detective Pa
CBrien made the arrest at Union
station.
: MnGEfe Pratt, colofed, fifteen years
old. 1i2 Francis street southwest, was