Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27
CITY NEWS IN brief.

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Recital By Eaith Wynne Matthisen
and Charles Rand Kennedy tomorrow
at 4:30 pm, at Masonic Temple. under
auspices of Women's City Club.
The Biz Sisters VIII meet tomorrow
at s24 Indiana avenue. pm.
Takoma Park branch Of Worldwide
Guild will meet tomorrow at 1889
p.m.. with Phoebe Tauberschmidt. s27
Cedar street.
The Men's CIsb Of the Church 81 the
pm. in Guild Hall. 9Th and streets
northeast Representative A. II. Free
will speak. Music. singing and eat
ing.
Mr.. Lyman ID. Swormstedt and the
candidates for Office will be hostesses
at tea Sunday afternoon. Women's City
Club. Election Wednesday, May 3.
Takoma Park Baptist Ladies' Aid
Society Will have q food sale Satur-
day. beginning at 10 am. Simpsons
store.
A party and dance for young people
OF the community at Johnson-Powell
center Saturday. 8 pm. Admission
fee charged and refreshments sold.
Or. X. p. Moomsw will address the
Stearns Bible class tomorrow, 1885
am, at Mount Vernon Place NJ. z.
Church.
v. M. I. Alumni. Warrington Chap
ter. will have luncheon May l at
1890 pm. at Army and Navy Club.
Frieadship Branch. Sunshine Com
munity Society, will meet Monday. 2
pm. with Mrs. A. B. Hayes. 1888 18th
street.
Business Women's Council will meet
tomorrow at 1880 pm. at Church of
the Covenant. Sonora Gabrielle Man
duane. delegate to the Pan american
Conference. will sneak.
Conduit Road Citixens' Association
will meet tomorrow, pm. st Davtd's
Parish Hall. Conduit and Chain Bridge
roads.
The Tennessee State Society will
close its meetings for the season Sat
urday with spring ball at Raleigh
Hotel. Members may invite personal
friends.
Rey. DIR. Hugh Stevenson will give
an exposition of Sunday school les
son tomorrow at 4:45 pm, Y. w. Z.
A., 1888 F street.
Count Tolstoy will speak tomorrow
night at Y. NJ c. A., under auspices
| of social service department. Sub
! ject. "Russia's Past. Present and Flu
ture." Free to public.
| Mrs. Ada Brown Talbot will give
an illustrated lecture tomorrow. s
| pm, at First Baptist Church. Sub
ject, Canada, the Keystone of the
| British Empire" Silver offering.
| An enxembIe coneert. featuring
/, trios, solos and concertos. for violin.
cello, organ and piano. will be given
I tomorrow. pm. at First Congrega-
tional Church. Admission free.
| The Amerieanixation class Of Web
ster School will give May day dance
! for the benefit of its summer work.
mission charged.
DR.. Paul Bartsch will lecture on
| Bird Houses, Baths and Feeding
tional Museum. Admission by card.
Miss Bertha Lutz, the Brazilian reps
resentative to the pan-American con-
ference Of women. which closes in
Baltimore this week, will be the guest
! Of honor and speaker at luncheon to
| be given by the business anG profess
sional women's division OF the Young
Women's Christian Association Mon
day at the e street branch of the ~"
The annual prise debate OF GOnaaEa
College High School will be conducted
tomorrow night in the college theater
at Sis o'clock. The subject of debate
will be. Resolved. That the Navy of
the United States should be main
tanned in the ratio determined by the
armament conference" The public is
invited.
Mrs. Ada b. Talbot of the New York
city board of education is to deliver
lecture tomorrow night at First
Baptist Church. 18th and o streets.
on Canada, the Keystone Of the
British Empire" The lecture is to
be illustrated and is to be given
under the direction Of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union.