Evening star., 1920-10-20

| CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Principals' Association will
meet at the Thomson School tomor-
row evening at 8 O'Clock. Arthur
d. Call will speak.
The Y. w. II. A. and Y. NJ. II. A.
will hold their weekly dance this
evening in the Y. NJ. II. A. building.
11th and Pennsylvania avenue.
| The Parents and Teachers' Asso-
citation of Deanwoodl will meet in the
Deanwood Community Center tomor
row evening at O'Clock
Golden Rule Council. No. 10. ID. of
A., will hold flag presentation Fri
day National officers. state officers
and all D. of A. are invited.
The Citizens Association Of Chevy
Chase, will hold its first fall meet
ing this evening at o'clock at the
Elizabeth " Brown school. Maj H.
L. Gessford and W. p. Rayner will
,speak.
The Pennsylvania. Society OF WASH
llnSCOn5 Will HOlu, " lllldin CLH
night" Friday at SIS pm. at the
Thomson School, Twelfth and l.
streets. w. ]. Dow will talk on vot-
ling in Pennsylvania.
The Trinidad Citizens' Association
will meet tomorrow evening at the
Manual Training School. Sth and
1--we streets, northeast. Election of
officers.
| I, Il
a public meeting tomorrow evening at
Is o'clock in the study room of the
| Public Library.
| George Doonis. five years old. 1912
Caroline street. fell and received an
grounds at 18th and streets yester-
lday afternoon. He was given first
aid at Children's Hospital.
Lawrence O'Nenl, fourteen years
old, GIG 22d street. fell from a swing
on the Fairgrounds near 22d and F
streets yesterday afternoon and broke
| his left wrist. He was given surgical
treatment. at Emergency Hospital.
The Washington Academy of Sci
ences will meet in the assembly hall
| of the National Museum Saturday at
Is:15 pm. DR.. E. b. Rosa will speak
on "a Reorganized Civil Service"
The. Miasissfppi Social Club Will
meet tomorrow evening at the
Twelfth Street Branch of the Y. M. c.
A.. DR.. J. Stanley Durkee will speak.
The Parent-Teacher., Association of
| the Slater -Langston School will meet
tomorrow evening at o'clock in the
Slater building.
| william A. Reid. foreign trade ad-
| wiser of the Pan-American Union. will
begin a series of lectures on trade in
vestigations Friday morning from
|7:50 to $50 at American University.
Charles Lee Cooke, officer in charge
1 of ceremonials at the State Depart
ment, has begun his lectures on dip
/ Iomatic ceremonialS. These lectures
| will be continued until the course is
completed Monday evenings at 5
lo.clock at 1907 F street.
4 Frank v. Pas~eno has filed suit in
the District Supreme Court to recover
! $4,000 damages from the District of
Columbia and the Capital Traction
II Company for the loss of services of
his wife, Fannie. Mrs. Passeno
stepped into a depression in the street
while alighting from a car March IL
last on M street.
Albert M. Wilcox has filed suit to
! recover $2,71O from the Washington
Taxicab Company for the loss sus-
tanned by him when he had to sell an
automobile after a collision with a
car of the defendant.
Justice Stafford has granted an in
terlocutory decree of divorce to
latter ninety days the husband may
secure decree of absolute divorce.
The Boy Scout Band will hold a
,~1r Sy-k
day at $50 pm.
The Blue Triangle Recreation
Center will hold ukulele classes at S
o'clock this afternoon.
Miss villa Faulkner Page will lee
ture on The Greatest Thing Of All'
this evening at Sis at the Church
of Life and Joy, 1914 N street north
| west
The Lovejoy School will hold an ex-
hibition of garden products this even
ing at s o'clock at the school, 18th
and D streets northeast. Officials of
the public schools and the Depart
ment of Agriculture will speak.
The e. ". Brown Community Center
will hold the following activities on
"Wednesday and Friday evenings:
Domestic science. French, choral club
and citizens club.
The chfldren's clubs at the e. v.
Brown Community Center will in
clude French, dramatics. rhythmic dane
ing and the Boy Scouts.
The Wednesday Evening Dancing
Club will meet this evening at the
Park View Community Center, Warder
street between Newton and Otis
streets.
Lambskin FIFE and Drum Corps will
practice this evening at the Southeast
Community Center, Tyler School.
The Thomson Community Center
will hold classes in plain sewing and
the study of Esperanto this evening.
The Literary Club will meet there
also this evening.
The nlinoi. State Society viii meet
at the Thomson Community Center THIS
evening.
The Woman's Gymnasium will meet
at the Wilson Normal Community
Center this evening.