Evening star., 1919-04-19
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Prof. William c. Van Week. secre-
tary of The George Washington Uni
versity Law School. has announced
that plans are virtually complete ed
Tor tlIe sixth annual banquet of the
law school. to be held at $50 o'clcc k
or Monday evening. April IS. in the
banquet hall Of New Masonic Temple.
Jazz music and dcnatured punch
VIII he the outstanding features OF
dance to bc given by George Wash
ington University students at Ward
man Park Inn on May 16. Punch viii
he served all the evcning-from Q
until land during intermissions
salad. rolls, ice cream, cake and cof-
fee will ne served. Music will be by
The jazZiest orchestra in town, com
posed of two saxophones. two pianos.
trombone. drum and all the rest
that goes TO make up a jazzy Orches-
tra.
Invitations are out for n .Vetcrans'
t-NeninE. TO be given at q. A Il. Hall
Tuesday evening, April 90 under the
auspices of Ellen Spencer Mussey
Tent, No. 1, Daughters of Veterans
This occasion is intended as a compIi-
ntent to the veterans of the G. A. +.
posts and the camps of the United
Spanish War Veterans and the Army
and Navy Union of the United States.
Patriotic exercises, vaudeville and
other amuSementS will be featured.
Refreshments will be served.
Albert Pugb. alias "Pinky.' coIored.
Cullinane court southwest. wanted in
this city TO answer a charge of hav-
ing shot and killed Henry Davis also
colored. in Burke court southwest
Tuesday afternoon, is under arrest in
estminster. s. C., according to in
forma tion received at police headauar-
iers last night. Detective Joseph Nor
san has gone to Westminster to get
him.
Col. T.. r. Bingham. past depart
ment commander. Depa rtment of the
Iotomac. q. \. r.. gave Personal
before the members of the Ladies'
tuxiliary and Sons of Veterans at
l"lnt meeting of those organizations
tcid at Pythian Temple last night.
Committees were appointed to look
after arrangements for Memorial day
Economies. \ reception to members
OF Congress on the reassembling of
that body is being planned. at which
the wives of congressman will be
the special guests. Mrs. Sadie p.
Wultz. president of the auxiliary. an
nounced that state encampment
viii he held in Baltimore June 34.
\ collision between the automobile
Of Judge W. W. Warwick, $3.50 Piney
Branch road. and Walter Reed Hos
avenue and Pfney Branch road yester-
6ay. The ambulance was overturned
and Charles o. Taggart. its driver,
received an injury to his right arm.
Police have been asked to find
Thomas W. Van Tassel. sixty years
cd. inmate of the Soldiers Home at
Johnson City. Tenn, to notify him
n iC o1n 20 Ire Iap h Vow
Tassel. died at the Methodist Home.
c;h and NJ streets. Thursday. He Wis
tied his mother several days ago.
Memorial day this year will he oh
served by the G.. A. r.. Department of
the Potomac. with the usual ceremo-
MES at Arlington and all the other
cemeteries where are buried the SOL
siiers of the civil war. The arrange
.nents for the observance are we'll
under way. AT Arlington cemetery
the ceremonies will be carried out
on large scale. with we'll known
speakers and patriotic music by mill
tary bands. At all of the other ceme-
tories there will be one or more
speakers.
The April prize debate of the George
town University School of Law is to
he held at $40 o'clock on the night of
April -. The question to be debated
is: That all proposed amendments
10 the Constitution should be ratified
by three-fourths of the individual
states through a direct vote OF the
people thereof" The affirmative will
he supported by Joseph c. OMahoney,
Edward J. Callahan and Joseph l..
Hurley. alternate. and the negative,
Robert NJ. McGauley. Cornelius P. Carl
and John ]. Mahan. alternate.
Maj. Albert NJ. Walker of the Engi-
reer Corps is to speak at the annual
banquet of the Washington College of
Law to be held April 26. at pm, at
the Wardman Park Hotel.
Rev. John Richardson, Lord Bishop
Of New Brunswick. and Franklin d.
Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the
Navy, are to speak on behalf of an
imal' protection at o'clock Monday
G streets northwest, under auspices
Of the National Society for the HUI
name Regulation of Vivisection and
the Washington Humane Society.
Rev. c. Ernest Smith, rector of st.
Thomas Church, is to preside.
wanderIuxter. are urged to remem-
her to bring lunch on the fifth ami
versary hike, to be held tomorrow
afternoon. starting at 2:30 o'clock
from 18th street and Colorado ave-
nue.. There is to be a campfire near
Chevy Chase lake. John Boyle, jr, is
10 lead.
PASTOR. of Washington and vicinity
name Society to observe Humane
Sunday" April 81, by sermons i'm
pressing the duty of kindness to ami
mails Emphasis is laid on the right
TO consideration earned by horses and
dogs by their achievements in the