Evening star., 1919-03-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Rcbeccn 4. Wolfe has sued Otto b.
! Hopkins to recover $4,000 damages
for alleged breach of contract: She
says she owned premi SeS 6l0 Irving
| street northwest. and the defendant
owned property in Richmond. Va: and
| in February. 1917. they signed an
! agreement to exchange properties. 1t
is alleged the defendant declined to
carry out the agreement
| The architectural department Of
! George Washington University today
opened an exhibit of its student work
| at the universitys administration
| building, 2101 G. street northwest. The
exhibit will continue until April D,
open both day and evenings. The
American Institute of Architects are
particularly interested in the EXHIBIT
because of the aid lent the archltec-
tural department by these organiza-
tions. The public is invited to the
exhibit.
A novelty at the Friday Morning
Club tomorrow will be recital for
two pianos given by Mrs. Louis NJ.
Prindle and Mrs. Helen Corbin Heinl
The numbers TO be played will con-
sist of the Schumann Variations. ID
Minor Sonata, by Mozart, and Varia-
tions on a Theme by Beethoven. by
Saint-Saens. The meetings OF the
being held at the Washington Club.
Plans are being made by the Flo
rists' Club of Washington for Gin-
ner at the New Cochran Hotel We'd
nesday evening. April 9. T.. D. Blacki-
stone will open the program with
brief welcome, after which speeches
will be banned. The committee on ar
rangements is headed by George Z.
Shaffer. Mr.. Blackstone also is in
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ner.
The SodnIity Union of Warrington
will hold it's spring demonstration at
ST. Dominic's Church. 6th and p
streets southwest. next Sunday at 1880
!o'clock Father Conlan. o. p. pastor
of the church, will preach and Mgr.
c. F. Thomas will be the celebrant.
Rev. J. Lewis O'Hern is to open a
! mid -Lenten retreat tomorrow morn
ing at $50 o'clock in the chapel of
Providence Hospital Exercises Will be
conducted twice daily for the benefit
of the Ladies of Charity and members
of the hospital household. and VIII
close Sunday night at 1880 o'clock
with solemn renewal of baptismal
vows and imparting of the papal BEN
ediction.
Members of the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association are to meet April
l in ST Stephens Parish Hall. Ever
ett H. Kelley of the national war gar
den commission is to give an Illus
trated talk on home food production.
Motion pictures will show gardening
in various parts of the country by
business concerns, municipalities and
the soldiers at Camp Dix.
The Pennsylvania Society Of WASH
ington is to meet tomorrow night at
s o'clock at the Thomson School. The
entertainment will include violin solos
by Prof. James Fix and recitations by
Miss Merriam Lytle. Dancing will fol-
low the meeting.
"a Call to the L.aity'' will be the
theme of talk by DR.. Henry Allen
| Tupper. pastor of the First Baptist
Church, 18th and 0 streets. to men OF
the church and their friends at IS
o'clock tomorrow night
Company b. 5th Infantry, new ID. G.
n. c.. is to hold a smoker tomorrow
night in the armory. 472 l. street
northwest when it is expected to
bring the company to the required
strength for muster. Brig. Gen. Rich
ard D. Sims is to speak. Company b
is commanded by Capt. Thomas B.
Huyck.
"Traininx for Foreign Service" win
be the subject of an address to be
delivered by DR.. Glen Levin swig-
gett. specialist in commercial educa-
ton of the bureau of education. at
8 o'clock tomorrow night before the
Association Of Collegiate Alumnae,
meeting at 2406 X street.
Mrs. Florence Jackson StcAdard will
speak on 1.-The Land of Foch" at the
second of a series of evening ad-
dresses to be given Wednesday night
in the chapel of the George Washing
ton University. 2023 G street north
west. The address will be illustrated.
Mrs. Larz Anderson, wife of the
former amba ssador to Japan. will
speak at noon chapel exercises at
George Washington University to-
morrow.
The HerzI Club of Washington fs
, to meet sunday afternoon at o'clock
at the Y. NJ. II. A. rooms. 11th street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
George WashinEt0n University de-
baters will meet Swarthmore College
debaters in two contests April 4, the
subject to be debated being govern
ment control of railroads. The local
affirmative team will debate at
Swarthmore. and the negative team
here The two local teams will de-
bate the subject tomorrow night at
s o'clock in the law school auditorium
on the fifth floor of the New Masonic
Temple.
Members of the Delchi Club are to
give dance Saturday night in the
new Arcade ballroom.
Mrs. Horace Gates Torbert will ap-
pear in the part of Aunt Mandy in
a play to be given tomorrow night at
War Camp Community Club, No. g.
1878 10th street. Aunt Mandy was
of TnHhoef,s q