Evening star., 1920-05-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

meeting viii, be held In the nu-
ditorium OF the Public Library Mon
day night at o'clock In connection
with the prepare for college" move
ment. DR.. William y. Moss of the
University of North Carolina and Mrs.
Frank Mobane VIII speak.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet Sunday afternoon at o'clock
al the east end of the Anascostia
bridge for a hike to Fort Stanton and
vicinity.
DIR. Joseph VI. Heller OF this city
was elected surgeon general OF the
National Commandery of the Military
Order of Foreign Wars al a meeting
held yesterday in New York.
dnnce by the Illinois State Girls
Club will h. held tomorrow night at
$50 O'Clock at the B.ue Triangle
Recreation Center, goth and b streets.
for the benefit Of the hospital fund
of the society. Old-fashioned straw
berry shortcake will be served.
The government colony af Indian
Head entertained the Washington
Players last night. The company was
the guest of Capt. Leech on the boat
which left the navy yard yesterday
afternoon. Two plays We're given.
The WanderIusters' hike for sun
day afternoon will start at 2:15 O'Clock
At i4th street and Colorado avenue
and viii go through upper Rock Creek
Park. Frank c. Merritt Will be leader
The Mount Pleasant Citizens Assoc
eiation will meet tomorrow night at
s o'clock at the Johnson Powell
School. Election of officers Will be
held
Robert \. Anderson. president Of
Tl Nrfr III oil
George Washington University. was
one of three recently elected to rep
resent the college on the student
council of the university. which has
supervision Of all the student activ-
ities.
The aIumnae associations Of the
city affiliated with the international
Federation of Catholic Alumnae will
meet Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
at Holy Cross Academy to organize
District chapter. Rev Edward a.
Pace will speak.
The window exhibit of the Palais
Royal department store was awarded
the first prize consisting of a silver
cup for the best dressed horse show
window contest. which ended yester-
day. The window was dressed by y.
ID. Grimes
The presentation of the 1920 spring
show by the Navy Yard Minstrels was
Witnessed by capacity audience last
night at Central High School. The
play was directed by ]. Boyd Dexter.
assisted by George Anderson.
H. p Wadia. celebrated Indian nu-
thor. closed his American tour last
night with his address upon Ma
tional Problems in the Light Of The
osophy" at the New Willard. He urged
the living out of the phrases lib
erty, equality of fraternity and de-
mocracy. stating that the east and
west must share together
The annual meeting Of the National
Noman'S Trade Union will be heid
tonight at S o'clock at 1923 New York
avenue. Officers will be elected. Will
liam Hard will speak
George Cochrane Hamilton. former
representative from wisconsin. viii
address the meeting of the Oldest In
habitantS' Association Monday nlgnt
at $50 o'clock at the Twelfth Street
Branch of the Y. NJ c. A.
Mrs. Louis F. Post will speak at the
meeting of the College Alumnae Club
tomorrow night at o'clock at 1886
14th street. Her subject VIII be
sW orld Kinship. Miss Virginia E.
Williams will sing.
.&The Stream of Life" motion pic
ture, will be presented this afternoon
for children in the parish hall OF the
Church Of the Epiphany and again
at o'clock in the evening for adults.
1T is for the benefit of the Junior Aux
tliary Missionary Society.