Evening star., 1919-04-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The victory Club Of st. Anthony's
parish will resume its weekly schea-
| ule of dances tomorrow night at ST.
Anthony Parish Hall, 18th and Mon
roe streets, Brookland.
! The GeorxetOwn Citi.ens' Associa-
| tion is to meet at o'clock tomorrow
night at the Potomac Savings BANK
Hall. when A. E. Seymour, secre.ary
of the Washington Chamber OF Com
merce, is to speak. President Il: Agee
iBowles and Secretary George w. Or
ifutt, jr., ask that there be a large at
tendance.
Archaeological Society Of Washing
! ton is to be held at 2:30 o'clock Tues
;day afternoon in the art room OF the
Smithsonian Institution. There will
;be election of officers, reports and
obituaries.
All Kentucixians are invited to the
injecting of the Kentucky state Asso-
citation to be held Thursday night at
the Thomson School. 18th and l.
streets northwest. Men in UNIFORM
are especially invited. There is to be
music and dancing.
The Astra Club In to give its second
Easter reception Tuesday night at
1929 T street northwest.
For the benefit Of needy school ehtl-
idren, an entertainment Will be given
lby the Sterling Relief Association,
Inc, at o'clock Friday night at the
dunbar High School.
Miss Mary Van Kleek Of New York.
head of the women's bureau, is to
speak at a meeting of the BUSINESS
Women's Council to be held at 1880
,oclocl< Tuesday night at wesley
Chapel, 5th and F streets.
Pickets Of the Warrington Walters
! Union engaged in picketing the
! Raleigh Hotel are to carry signs
boosting the liberty loan this week.
At a meeting of the union Friday
! night it was decided to buy $1,000
worth of the new bonds in the name
! of the organization.
hre in q pile Of trash In the base-
ment of the Colorado building yes
terday was extinguished with but
slight damage. A policeman sum
moned a single company. but some
one else sent in an alarm that called
out several other companies.
In going to a fire in the home Of Ed
ward Frizzell, 2102 35th street Fri
day, the hose carriage OF No. struck
the center curbing on the 9 Street
ibridge, and Fireman ]. E. McNeal had
his right knee broken.
The choir of shiloh Baptist Church
strangers Home) will render special
music at the Resurrection day serv-
Ices both morning and evening.
| william Upton. seventeen years old
!Conduit road, was injured yesterday
las a result Of a runaway accident
tnear 22d and T streets. He was In
charge of a double team belonging to
George w. Bromley, 1908 Dumbarton
lavenue, and the animals ran from 22d
and r streets north to T street, where
the wagon came in contact with a
itree and overturned. The injured boy
was taken to Emergency Hospital.
Mamie Hixhtower. colored. thirty
southwest. alleged to have sold
"shorties" at the cut-rate price of
ls175, 25 cents lower than the pre-
ivailing price, was arrested last night
land charged with violating the Shep-
pard law. Sergt. Stott and Police
Military uniforms predominated at Q
| community dance given last night by
the Thomson Community Center at
the Thomson School, 18th and L
streets northwest. More than hun
idred couples attended the dance, one
of the usual Saturday night affairs
lheld at the school.
DR.. w. c. Simmons was indorsed for
the board of education, to take the
place of colored member whose term
lis about to expire, by the Colored
Druggists Association at the meeting
held Thursday night at the home of
DR.. E. Otho Peters, 81 P street north
west The petition is to be presented
to the District Supreme Court this
week.
The Masonic Club Of George Wash
!ington University, composed of men,
bers of the student body in the vari-
Gus schools of the institution. men,
bers Of the faculty and several OF
those affiliated with the Arcadia fra
ternity, a branch of Masonry, all mas
ter Masons, heard a lecture on Ma
lsonry last night in the south hall of
the New Masonic Temple, by Elmer
E. Simpson, secretary Of the Scottish
Rite Masons Of this city.
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