Evening star., 1919-02-21
CITY NEWS. IN BRIEF
On the complaint of Mrs. Casanda


Savage that her husband. John n.
Savage, a messenger in the State De-
partment, had taken their four chill
dren, all under the age of ten years,
from her and left them with his par
ents in North Carolina, Justice Hitz
of the District Supreme Court has is
sued a rule on the husband. The
court order requires Savage to show
cause February 2S why the children
should not be returned to the mother
and why he should not contribute to
the support of his family.
Under the direction of the Polish
Mothers of Washington a Polish ma :
tional costume dance. the first of ITS
kind. is to be given for the benefit of
destitute Polish children at Carroll
Hall, 924 g street. Monday night. A
series of tableaux will be arranged
depicting Polish life. Tickets may be
procured at Droop's music store.
collision between two cars of the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company at Connecticut avenue and
NJ street October 80 last forms the
basis of suit to recover $4,000
DANA ges. filed in the District Supreme
Court by Bessie Baldwin against the
company.
The RambIers' Pastime Club will
hike tomorrow from Bluernont juno
ton to the Alexandria reservoir and
thence to Lucky run and Green valley,
a distance of seven or eight miles.
The walkers will leave 36th and NJ
streets at $40 O'Clock by way of the
Bluemont electric line. Sunday the
hikers will start at 2:1s O'Clock from,
Cabin John and follow the trail along
Rock run. The starting point Sun
day is to be Cabin John Bridge. G.. A.
Gambs will lead both walks.
The division of international law of
the Carnegie Endowment for 1nterna- :
tional Peace announces that applica-
tions for feilowships in international
law will be received UP to March 10.
These fellowships shall be awarded
only to graduate students holding the
equivalent of a bachelors degree.
Meeting of the Association for the
Advancement of Progressive Educa-
tion will be held at Studio House, 1910
Connecticut avenue northwest, on the
night of February %. not this even
ing. as was Inadvertently announced
yesterday. Stanwoed Cobb. executive
secretary, and Eugene r. Smith of
Baltimore will present the aims and
plans of the associat ton.
Lives and works of contemporary
woman novelists will be discussed by
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake before the
Y. w. C. A booklcyers' meeting Mon
day night. Wednesday afternoon at
Sis o'clock Miss Drake will repeat
her lecture on The Miracle of Words"
All IIIinoisians are invited to the
meeting of the Illinois Girls Club to
be held tomorrow from 5 to s o'clock
pm. The question of clubhouse will
be considered.
The Iowa Society will meet tomor-
row night at s o'clock at the Chamber
of Commerce, Gil 18th street. Follow.
ing a business and literary program
there will be dancing.
Camp 4. Patriotic Order OF Ameri-
cans, recently celebrated the sixteenth
anniversary of it's institution. Mrs.
Licarione, president of the camp, pre-
sided
son. musical director of the Y. NJ.
G. A., musical entertainment will
be given tomorrow night at Eagle
Hut Among those who will take part
are Mrs. John Chase, Milo. b. Atkin-
son. Milo B. Atkinson. jr.; Judge
Parker. MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Callow
Miss Richie Mclean and Mr.. Richard
son. Mrs. Aldridge is to be accom-
panist,
The Red Mosen Dovid of Washing-
ton will hold a mass meeting Sunday
gogue at 6th and / streets, following
a house se-to-house collection in the
morning,
Students of the typewritins class OF
the Dunbar Night High School are TO
hold an entertainment for soldiers al
1880 o'clock tomorrow night at War
Camp Community Club, No. 3. 20l i
Georgia avenue.
Prof. Mitchell Carroll, director OF
the Archaeological Institute of Amer
| ica. is to give FIVE illustrated lectures
at the central Y. NJ. c. A. on Wednes-
day evenings. The dates and SUBJ
jects are announced as follows: Feb.
ruary IS. Palestine in the Time OF
! Christ; March 5, "Pauis Missionar.
| Journeys"; March II, paul al
| Athens: March 10, paul at Corinth,'
and March 26. Paul at Rome"
| A s.back to schooI' drive poster ex.
| hibit is to be seen at the Public
pupils of the Washington public
schools, The drawings will be on ex
/ hibition until March 8.
Catholic women of Washington are
requested to meet Sunday Afternoon
at 5 o'clock at Carroll Hall. 9Th ant
| G streets, to make arrangements fol
participation in the welcome hom,
/ parade
A special session OF the Orienta
| Center of Initiation will be held Sun
| day night at $3.50 O'Clock at 143l
Rhode Island avenue. There will b.
addresses by DIR. A. de Sarak ane
| Robert Russels,
1 Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, jr. viii
speak on her experiences back of thu
fighting lines in Europe at meeting