Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
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The ennuaI naeeting Of the Missouri
State Society win be held Saturday
night at the Washington Club Annex,
1910 1th, street. A buffet supper and
dance will follow the business session.
The meeting will be the nineteenth
anniversary of the founding of the or
ganization.
George $. wainwright. an active
member Of the Board of Trade and
Of years, will leave Washington Fri
day for Indianapolis, where he will be
district manager for the Prudential
Life Insurance. Company. Mr.. VAIN
wright filled the same position for the
company in Washington for nineteen
years.
"The University Graduate OF Today,n
the address delivered at George Wash
ington university commencement ex-
Auerbach of New York city. has been
printed by The university In booklet
form. and copies now are being dis
tr1buted from the secretary's Office, 31O1
G street northwest.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary e.
Wolfe, descendant of one Of the first
families to settle in the state OF
Maryland, were held this afternoon at
2 q ciock.at the family residence. 1872
9Th street. Interment- was in Oak
Hill cemetery.
AlIexinK that her husbaad went
through a marriage ceremony with
another woman in Des Moines. Iowa.
while still legally bound to her, Mrs
Helen 0. Newcomer has fled suit for
an absolute divorce from Charles z.
Newcomer. They were married in
Washington May 81 1905, and the al
legged second marriage is said to have
taken place December II. 1917.
Thomas o. MidGett has been award
ed a verdict for 5000 damages
against Louis Mandes. a 1unchroom
proprietor. for injuries sustained
when an auto delivery wagon of the
defendant ran over him September o.
1916.
The Capital Traction Company fs
named as defendant in a suit filed by
$4,000 damages for alleged attempt
ed ejectment from a car of the COM
pany. January %.
Burning offs SMALL pile of rubbish
under the stairway at e27 G street
caused a fire scare in the building
shortly after 10 o'clock this morning.
but the fire was quickly extinguished
by fremen.
: -
Cathedral Heights Citizens Associa-
ton Thursday night at s o'clock in
st. Adams parish hall Secretary J.
F. b. GoIdney announces that light
refreshments will be- served.
Meuber- of the Gen. M. Emm.t
Urel1 Auxiliary. No. 5. U. S. w. ". will
give an informal dance Thursday
night at Pythfan Temple.
Georgia Tech Alumnf of washinEten
win meet for dinner TOMORROW night
street. Secretary r. A. Halliburton
urges all Georgia Tech men in the
city to be present.
Mrs Max West of the ehfIdren's bu-
reau viii lecture on child welfare and
the work of the bureau tomorrow
| night at sis o'eior,e at the Friends
Meeting House. 13th !. and Irving
streets northwest. The public is in
will meet tomorrow night at O'clock
at the former school
sBoIsaevist Bard., will he the .nb-
ject Of an address by Thomas A. DAILY
OF the Phfladelphia. Record. in the as
sembly room Of Mcmahon Hall. at s:Is
O'Clock on the night of February IA.
The public is invited
The tenth lecture of the extension
course being given at GonzaEa Col
lege. under the auspices of the even.
ing classes. will be delivered by Rev
William ]. Brosnan. s. J., of Wood
stock College tomorrow night at ;
o'clock at Gonzaga College Hall. The
subject Is to be rs Life Worth Liv.
ing. or the Problem of Evil
|, The nineteenth anniversary Of thu
founding of the Missouri Society viii
be celebrated at a meeting to be held
saturday night at s o'clock at thu
| Washington Club. 1910 18th street
More than 200 guests are expected. A
buffet supper and dance will follow
Ithesmeeting.
Mai. H. b. belong and Mai. L. II
Trip were guests of honor at ban
fquet given by civilian and commits
stoned members of the heating and
-Lnitary section of the engineering
branch OF the construction division
LOT the Army at the Club de Wing
last night Capt j. Huyler Ellison
presided