Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,

A meeting of Equality Post, 2s4
j Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be
| held at Pythian Temple tomorrow
I evening at O'Clock.
new playground for children was
| opened yesterday in the rear OF the
! Gospel Mission Children's Home. $50
| c street Miss Bernice Veley is in
/ charge.
A lawn f.te for the benefit of
! motherless babies of St AIMS Or
| phanage is being planned for Au-
| gust Is.
| Merging Of the two Young WOm-
| ems Christian Association centers in
Washington is expected soon. accord
ing to announcement yesterday. The
two centei3 are at Goth and E streets
and 1888 street.
The Day Nursery and Dispensary mt
Az | street will remain open from
1:3O am. to s pm. Mrs. CharleS L.
Henry announced last night. This is
being done to insure that babies are
properly fed and cared for during the
warm weather.
The camp Of the Boy Scouts of
Washington on Chesapeake bay VIII
close the end of this week me
camp has had an average OF eighty
boys per week.
More than 1000 persons nre ex-
pected to attend the annual outing
OF Forest Lodge. No. Al. Independent
Order of Odd Fellows of ForestVlile'
Md. to be held tomorrow at Cnesa-
peake Beach. odd Fellows of wash
ington and Baltimore will be guests
of honor.
Clarence Miller will be the speaker
at n luncheon of the kiwanis club
tomorrow on the roof of the WASH
ington Hotel at 1880 pm.
Motion pictures showing the work
of the Department of Agriculture VIII
be shown at a meeting OF the Holy
Name Society of Holy trinity Churcn
tomorrow night at the church All
Holy Name men are invited.
Several new members enrolled with
the 5th regiment. DISTRICT Iuard' ias'
night at a drill held by Company g.
Gen. stephan, commander of the
guard inspected the company.
committee from the Catholic
Community House was appointed last
night to arrange for the entertain
ment of delegates to the Cathollc
convention. which is to meet Septem-
Der % and "a at Catholic University.
The committee is composed of Judge
W. III. De Lacy, chairman; Mrs. A. J.
Driscoll, ]. d. McCarran and Mrs
Sarah Deeds.
The Takoma Park Band, which has
been scheduled for concert each
Wednesday at its bandStand, decided
last night to omit this evening and
give concerts every second Wednes-
day. beginning next week 1t was
found difficult 10 get up an entire new
program for each week.
Capt. Headley. chief Of the traffic
squad of the police department, will al
dress the pubic safety group of the City
Club tonight at O'Clock at the club
house. W. Pearce Rayner. chairman OF
the group. will preside. Capt. Headley
will explain how the group can be of as
sistance to the public.
Justice Hitz of the District Supreme
Court has issued rule on Curwen S.
Yeagle to show cause why a receiver
should not be appointed for the firm of
Yeagle & Osborn, tire dealers. The
order of the court is based on petit
tion for the dissolution of the firm
flied by Fred Osborn, who claims that
irreconcilable differences have arisen
between the partners.
David NJ. Davis has filed suit against
the Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company to recover $4,000 dam
ages for alleged personal injury.
car of the company is alleged to have
collided with a wagon driven by the
plaintiff in September, 1917, on 18th
street northwest, and seriously in
jured him.
Chairman William b. CoIver Of the
FEDERAL Trade Commission will de-
liver an address on American For
eign Trade" at the Pan-American
building tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock under the auspices of the Sum-