Evening star., 1920-03-17
CITY news IN BRIEF.

The one-act opera. "L'Enfant Prid-
gin" by Claude de Bussey. was pre-
scented in concert form last night by
the Arts Club. Mrs. Clyde v. Aitche-
son, Paul Bleyden. Arthur l.. Murray
and Mrs. Paul Bleyden participated.
The Sons and Daughters of Democ-
racy will meet Friday morning at 10
o'clock at the Lafayette Hotel. Mrs.
Katherine Coker Dalton will speak
on the League of Nations"
A special meeting of the Young
Comrades Club will be held Friday
evening at 1855 Sd street.
The Washington Academy of
Sciences will meet tomorrow night at
S:15 O'Clock at the CoImos Club. j.
Walter Fewkes will speak on Amer
ican Archaeology; Its History and
technique"
Motion pictures of California scenery
will be shown at the meeting of the
California State Society Friday even
ing in the Interior Department build
ing. Members of the National Press
Club are invited.
The kiwnnis Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 1880 O'Clock at
the Washington Hotel. Col. Peter r.
Traub, u. S. a.. will speak on THE
&AIHeTiCdH SOlCltT III dutc-
Prof. Frank T.. Allen. director Of
the Astrological Research Society. will
speak tomorrow night at O'Clock
At 1914 N street. on .Astrology Proves
Scientific Accuracy of Biblical Mar
ratives."
Senator Robert l.. Owen of Okla
homa will address the National Press
Club tomorrow night at $50 o'clock.
Sergt. Jasper Post. No. IL, American
Legion, will meet tomorrow night at
3 So'clock at the armory, Az l. street
The Washington Heights Presby-
terian Church. Columbia and kalo-
rama roads. will be the scene of a
community meeting Friday night at
3 o'clock.
Phil Sheridan Post, No. Q. Depart
ment of the Potomac. q. a. r., will
meet Friday evening in the G. A. X.
Hall. 1412 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Southeast Community Associa-
tton Will meet tomorrow evening at
5:45 o'clock at the Tyler School. 11th
and e streets southeast. An inter
esting program of music and dancing
will be held followed by refreshments
~How We May Have Health. Happi-
ness and Hope" will be the subject of
an address by DIR. Henry Allen Tup-
per tomorrow evening at the First
Baptist Church. 18th and o streets.
There will be as Patrick's dance
tonight at Community Service head
quarters, 918 10th street, by the nu-
merical records division of the reg
astrar's Office of the Treasury De-
partment.
ules start tonight at Community Serv-
fee headquarters. 91S 10th street. APP
phcations for playing time should be
made with Ruth Jane Bauske, direc-
tor of physical education;
Fer the Arst time, tonight the bowl
ing alleys at Community Service head
quarters, 91S 10th street. will be open
to the public. Other open nights are
Thursday and Saturday. but appli,
cations for team play are reserved
for other nights in the week.
The Ar.t indoor base ball game will
be played Friday night at Community
The esthetic dancing class is also
scheduled for Friday night.
Ar.- Ge,evieve Turner Holman Of
the training class for teachers in So
cial recreation at Community Service
headquarters, 91S 10th street, is or
eanizing a grouQ in English folk
dancing with Tom S. Sigh, teacher.
AZ long perisAs Of reconstruction
followed other wars, SO it is to be as
Oumed that an equally long period of
unsettled conditions will follow the
world war. declared Representative
Richard Yates OF Illinois in an ad-
dress last night before the Illinois
state Society a. the Thomson School.
Menbers Of the Indiana delegation
in Congress were present last night
at a meeting of the Indiana State
Society held In the New Ebbitt. More
than 500 "Hoosiers" were in attend
8nce.
campaign for new members will
be inaugurated by the Connecticut
State Society, it was announced last
night at gmeeting of the organization
in the Willard. Henry NJ. Camp was
elected temporary chairman Benja-
min Sherman was named chairman of
the organization committee. and F.. d.
Owens, secretary. The society will
aim to obtain 500 new members.