Evening star., 1920-02-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
An op~n forum in which Mrs. George

mittee. and Miss Mary Stewart of the
republican national committee will
speak for their respective parties. dis
cussing what will the democratic
and republican party programs offer
to the woman workers for a living.
is scheduled for Thursday night under
the auspices of the Women's Trade
Union League at the headquarters of
that organization, 1923 New York ave-
nue..
The faculty and students of George
Washington University have begun a
campaign for funds among themselves
: for the relief of the near east peoples.
Prof. c. S. Collier of the law school
Is chairman of a committee. which is
soliciting in every department and
class of the institution.
While skating at the rink over Gem
Ter market last night about 10 O'Clock.
Marvin TavenneT. twenty-three years
old. 1442 Fairmont street fell and
fractured his arm. He went home
after receiving surgical aid at Emerg
ency Hospital.
Horace W. PeasIie. architect in the
off1ce of the superintendent of public
buildings and grounds, will deliver a
lecture on Landscape Architecture"
at o'clock tomorrow evening. in
Iisner Hall of George Washington
2U-0 tT street northwest.
under auspices of the Architectural
club at the university. Students and
their friends have been invited to at
tend. Miss Laura Wearth has been
elected secretary of the club to sue
ceed A. Fitton. who has left the uni
HersltE The club is planning TO give
banquet in the near future
The Society of MayfOwer Descend
ants will meet tomorrow evening at
Of a. 1
The speakers viii include Repre-
sentative l.. +. Brown OF Wisconsin.
IEng Mather of national park serv-
ice. and Mrs. Evelyn La Crone of
Gunstop Hall. Va
The annual meeting of the Young
"omen's Christian Association will
be held this evening at $50 o'clock
at the Church of the Covenant The
speakers will include Justice J. A
Van Orsdell. Miss Mabel X. Stafford
and Miss Persis Breed.
Miss Cecil r. Norton. Eenern, Sec
retary of the Community Centers will
be the principal speaker this evening
at ':4o O'Clock at the meeting of the
Monday Evening Forum at 1888 +
street, under the auspices of the Busi-
ness and Professional Womens Clubs.
Events ut the Blue Triangle Rec
reation Center, goth and + streets
Wiz uhtltIt class at i.iD
o clock this afternoon. and dramatics
at o'clock this evening. beginners
class in eSthetic dancing at 7:15. dra-
matics at 7:30 and advanced dancing
at o clock.
Beneft dances for the Community
Service will he held this evening.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
evenings at Carroll Hall, 91S 10th
street.
Bishop W. F. Mcdowell spoke on
Religion and Friendship Yesterday
at American University Chapel. 3Sth
ana Massachusetts avenue. Friendship
with God, he stated. was the ideal
nature of being.
The meeting of Mizrachi Zionists
last night in Adath Israel Synagogue
was addressed by Gedalia Bublick.
editor of Jewish daily in New York
He spoke on the campaign to raise
s2,VO0,0O0 for Palestines restoration.
Following the confirmation of n cl,sS
last night at Grace Episcopal Church.
B1shop Alfred Harding deplored the
lack of faith in people who run to
meolumS and ouija boards to see
whether there was such a person as
Christ and whether they should be-
Geve in Him.
UAziah Miner of Howard I1nixers;tv
VIII speak under the auspices of the
woman Missionary Circle OF Walker
Memorial Baptist Church Sunday
evening, February 29.
The District of Columbia Parent.
IeacherS Association will meet to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at the
ieacners Club, 602 11th street Rep
resentative William d. Upshaw will
speak on the vital needs of the parent
teachers associations in the schools.
The Indiana Society will meet to-
morrow night at o'clock at the New
Eoo1tt- A musical and .xerary en-
tertainment will be foliS,aed by dane
ing. The entertainers will include
William TSssr Page, Mrs. c. /. Lock-
man, DR.. harvey w. Wiley and Mrs
Ray Edwards.
A tablet to the memory of former
Vice President Fairbanks will be un-
veiled Sunday, February 29 in the
metropolitan NJ E. Church, John
Marshall place: Vice President Mar
shall will deliver an address Mr.
Fairbanks worshiped in this church
during his residence here.
A musical program has been ar
ranged by the Young Comrades Club
for Sunday. All members invited
ri Beta Phi alumnae will meet to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at the
residence of Miss Marguerite Clark,
177S Lanier place.
The Helen Keller Guild will meet
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. w. F. Spransy, 1914
Columbia road.
John W. Dudley Of this city was re-
Gently elected a member of Swarth-
more College Glee Club. Swarthmore
Pa. Mr.. Dudley is the captain of the
tennis team and member Of the Phi
Sigma Kappa Fraternity.
Patrons OF the Washington Salon,
1413 H street. decided attits last meet
ing to organize an additional free
tuition class for beginners in French.
Applications may be made Wednes-
day evening between and 3 O'Clock.
The lobby concert at the Y. NC. A.,
1896 G. street, tonight at o'clock
will consist of Miss Christine Levin,
contralto; Miss Grace Meyer, reader;
Miss Ruth Bronson. violinist; James
Curtin, baritone, and l.. B. Aldrich
and Eric Shilling, accompanies.
Chaplain c. &. Bateman. United
States Army, will lecture on Fight
ing Americans at the central build
snO Wednesday,