Evening star., 1920-04-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Su1eFfng from . stab wsand In the
left side over the heart. William
Blackwell, colored, sixteen years old
s4s Westminster street. was taken to
Freedmen's Hospital last night about
IL o'clock. Allen saunders colored.
fifteen years old. 13Io r street. charg-
ed with having indicted the wound
with a pair Of scissors. was arrested
by police of the eighth precinct
Biacxwelrs recovery Is expected.
cid, 433 X street, was found dead In
bed yesterday. A physician who had
attended him a short time ago gave a
certificate of death from natural
causes.
A mssical prsxram will feature
tho "at home" Of the residents OF the
hotels tomorrow night. Among the
entertainers will be Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons. soprano: Miss Mansfield.
violinist. and Miss Ripey, pianist
Mrs.. wayne b. wheeler, .cprrno
soloist of the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church. will sing a
group of songs developing the theme.
Beyond the Purple Hih," at the
booklovers' hour at the Y. w. Z. a.
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Miss
Alice Hutchins Drake will speak.
The writer.' League Of Washington
will meet tomorrow night at s o'clock
at the Public Library.
Miss Jessie n. Haver. Legislative
chairman Of the Consumers League,
will speak on what the league is do
ing on the Food Question" tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at Lord Me-
mortal Hall. 18th and Newton streets
northeast.
The kiwaais Club will hold its an
nual ladies' night Thursday night,
April %. at 1880 O'Clock at the Wash
ington Hotel Tickets may be OBJ
tanned from Mark Lansburgh, 40 eth
street.
Miss Lillian Serana Ruddick gave
an interesting map talk on Alaska and
the Yukon last night at the Women's
City Club. She described scenes far
out of the beaten tracks of tourists.
4 musical will be held at the Wom-
ems City Club this evening including
whistling. recitations and renditions
by the Grammar School Orchestra.
conducted by Misses Cora and Ida
Gibson.
The Red TrianGie Outing Club will
meet for a hike Sunday afternoon at
o'clock at the end of the Capital
Traction line at Takoma Park, Daniel
Tyren, leade.;.
Surgeon Arthur VI. stIm.on and Col.
George B. Foster will speak to the
s1HSfots of Georgetown University
and their friends at the third series of
,Aa course of lectures on animal ex-
perimentation. Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock at Castor Hall. S.th and o
streets.
topic of the fourth lecture by DIR.
Henry Allen Upper on How Our
Bible Was Made" tonight at 3 o'clock
at the First Baptist Church. 18th and
o streets.
81. Jshn's CeIleke stude.ss pre~ent-
Cd their annual spring play entitled
For One Night Only" last night at
Carroll Institute. More than 400 per-
sons attended. The play will be re-
peated tonight.
"Health. Beauty and HnpDiness" will
- the subject on which Dr. Edith
Cole will lecture. tomorrow evening
at 1880 o'clock st the meeting of the
Business Woman's Council at the
SfuEcH the sSOVeb:l1I.
rhe OhiS Girls Ctub will give a
dance Saturday night at the Wilson
Normal School. 11th and Harvard
streets.
The Shipping Beard Rife Club will
hold a practice Saturday at Congress
Heights range. Both 1897 and 1903
models United States magazine rifles
will be used.
The Pennsylvania Society will meet
tomorrow night at O'Clock at the
Thomson School The program will
include an address by Representative
A. H. Walters and readings by Mrs
O. A. Friedman.
The Aluanae Associates ef 81.
Patrick's Academy will give its an.
nual dance this evening at 2400 18th
street. The committee in charge in
cludes this Misses Helen Hess. Marion
Donnelly. Catherine Hswkshaw. Julia
kernsn, Jessie Watts ard Alice Wolfe
The Eeie-t k,Hb will hold its week
ly dance Saturday night at S:45 O'Clock
in the ballroom of :49e 10th street