Evening star., 1920-09-15
CITY News IN BRIEF.

The community centers' band will
give a concert at the Willow Tree
| alley playground this evening at 1880
| o'clock This band has given free
| concerts at the Fairgrounds and COM
munity centerS since June and has
several engagements for fall concerts.
Frank O'Hara was chosen grand
I knight of Washington Council. No.
| 224, Knights of Columbus. at meet
ing of the organization last night.
Other officers elected were as fol-
lows: Deputy knight, James Sullivan;
chanchb6r. Thomas Fitzgerald; re-
corder, Shelton FleishelI: advocate, J.
f. Robinson; financial secretary and
treasurer. H. L. Brooks: warden. Wal
| lace Morris; deputy warden, w. j.
Ryan: guards, ]. w. Grambo and T..
Dean; trustee. James F. Gill; delegates
| to the building company. DR.. H. j.
Crosson and DR.. Charles Koontz.
| @The New Spirit I'm American Lit
erature" will be the subject of a lee
ture to be delivered Friday night at
Research University, 20 Jackson place.
the Literary Arts School. The public
! is invited to attend.
f. H. BlalOck was elected COM
| mandant of Washington Camp. No.
305, Sons of Confederate Veterans, at
/ "a meeting held last night in Confed-
crate Memorial Home, 1922 Vermont
avenue. Other officers elected were:
/ First lieutenant, A. d. Deason. jr.;
second lieutenant. Hugh Brewster;
adjutant. Jesse Anthony, jr.; surgeon,
DIR. A. Y. P. Garnett; quartermaster.
w. l.. Wilkerson: chaplain. Rev. viii
Upshaw; treasurer, F. F. Conway;
color bearer. +. r. Fravel, and histo
rian, Maj. E. w. r. Ewing.
| Two persons were bitten by dogs
yesterday afternoon. Andrew Hill
lery, colored. twelve years old, Ala
bama avenue and 25th street, Ana
costa, was bitten on his left cheek,
while Robert Marshall, jr.. 175s Church
street, was bitten on his right leg.
Henry E. Bolt, twenty-one years
old, and Teresa Bolt, twenty-three
knocked down by the crowd in front
| of the Capitol last night about 8
o'clock and slightly injured. They
were able to go home unassiSted after
receiving treatment at Casualty Hos
pital.
Progressive Council, NO. o. Daugh-
ters of America. will resume its third
tomorrow evening.
Caleb w. O'ConnOr will be host at
| the Arts Club dinner tomorrow night.
MISS cecil norton OF the community
centers will speak, and the Washing
ton Players will perform.
A yelcom e. home reception will he
given tonight to Rev. DIR. Henry Al
| len Tupper at the First Baptist
Church, of which he is pastor. DR..
Tupper recently returned from trip
| to Europe.
Free lessons In the Esperanto Ian
guage will be given every Wednesday
evening from October to May by Sin
! joro Bopomano at the Thomson
School Community Center, 18th and
| L streets northwest.
| A meeting of the Jane A. DeIano
Post, No. s. American Legion. is to be
held tomorrow. night at o'clock at
| 1887 K street.
+; A small fire occurred In a SIZED ON
| the premises of James Marshall, 1907
| Huntoon court southwest, last night
about 9:45 o'clock. No damage re-
| suited
! Students Of the Americanfzatfon
classes of the District public schools
were invited today by Mrs. Bertha
M. Robbins of the Judge Lynn Chap
| ter of the D.-A. r. to attend lecture
! on the Constitution to be given at
1 the La Fayette Hotel, 18th and H
streets northwest. Friday night at
$3.50 o'clock.