Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

rev. DIR. John Van Schaick, IT., to-
R Red owe evening ei will relate Some
Our Father. 18th and l. streets. He
VIII speak under the auspices of the
CARA Barton Guild. The meeting is
TO be open to the public.
Private John L. Hart. mas returned
to his home. 609 b street northeast,
after serving sixteen months over
seas. He participated in the battles of
the Marine. Chateau Thierry and
other: Hart was member of the old
District National Guard and served
on the Mexican border before going
overseas.
Ralph Hayes Hamilton will give an
illustrated lecture on America" at
the meeting of the Columbia Histori-
cal Society at the Shoreham tonight
at o'clock.
The S3d United States Infantry Band
will begin series of concerts this
evening in Lafayette Square. from
$50 to $50. Tomorrow the band will
play at the White House Lot Ellipse.
Thursday at 9TH. and K streets and
the series will end Friday with a con-
cert in judiciary Square. Each of
these concerts will be from $50 to
$50 o'clock.
DR.. Rosalie S. Morton gave a talk
yesterday noon at the George Wash
ington University Chapel exercises in
the assembly hall Of the Arts and
Sciences building, 2023 G street.
Lieut.. Louis J. GiRels of the 5th
Regiment Marines has returned to
Washington after twenty-one months
service overseas. He was wounded and
gassed at Mont Blanc and won his
commission in action. He will leave
today for the marine camp at
Quantico.
Northwestern University Alumni
next Saturday. will observe North
westerners' day with a dinner at
Cushman's restaurant. 14th street be-
Prof. Thomas Turner will speak to
colored officers and soldiers at Club
No. 8, War Camp Community Service,
2011 Georgia avenue, at SIS o'clock
tonight.
The War Camp Community Service
will give number of entertainments
be a minstrel show at Camp Meigs,
under the direction of Edward Kid
well. The Post Office Department
players will present The Happy
Pair" at Camp Meade; and at Camp
play at the base hospital and
musical program at the K. of c. hut.
Soldiers and sailors are invited to
a dance at the post gym at Fort
Myer this evening. The dance will
be given by the Calvert Club.
The Indiana Society Is to meet at
the Ebbitt House at s o'clock Thurs
day evening. Election of officers and
reading of reports will be followed by
a social meeting.
The SeabOard Alumni Association of
the Chi Psi will hold a victory sup
per at the University Club at o'clock
Saturday evening.
The last regular meeting OF the
Study Club of the Washington Center
of the Drama League will be held to-
morrow night in the Board of Trade
rooms at o'clock.
More than 100 soldiers and sailors
in uniform were entertained yester
day at motor ride through the city
by ladies who are connected with
Trinity Parish Hall. Sd and c streets.
Last Sunday ladies connected with
the Department of the Interior en-
tertained soldiers and sailors on a
similar trip.
The Interior Department PLAYERS
will present "The Prince of Liars" at
the several Red Cross hospitals in
Virginia this week. The first was
given last night at Camp Lee. and
they will end their tour at Norfolk
next Saturday, giving in AN six per-
formances.
l.. H. Weir, chief executive officer Of
the War Camp Community Service.