Evening star., 1923-03-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,


BRYANT School. DR.. l.. B. ORourke
and DR.. Rebecca Stoneroad will speak.
Mrs. Elaine Rising will give expo
sition of Sunday school lesson tomor-
row. 4:45 pm, at Y. w. c. A, 1888 F
street.
Phil Sheridan Post, No. o. G. 4. r.,
Hall.
Hubbard Home and school AssOcia-
, tion will meet Monday. pm, at Hub
principal speaker.
American Society for steel Treating
VIII meet tomorrow, PM, i'm new
| chief chemist, Emitted States naval
gun factory. will speak of "Perform-
ance of High-Speed Cutting Tools"
Washinxton Aiumnae Of Goucher
College will give tea Wednesday at
National Clubhouse, 1884 ] street.
Miss Clarissa Spencer, Goucher alum
ma and honor guest, will speak of
Living and Working in Bolshevist
Russia"
The free mission study class, un-
der the Womens Interde enomin ational
Missionary Federation, will meet to-
| morrow, pm. in Y. w. G. A. audi
torium. Teachers. Mrs. Rising and Miss
Nelson.
While unloading . freight car near
Sd and l streets northeast yesterday
afternoon, Frank l.. Lewis, cofored,
thirty-six years old. s02 Florida ave-
nue., fell between the car and a motor
| truck and broke his right leg. He was
| taken to Casualty Hospital.
Stepping on ono of her shoe laee..
Mrs. Mamie Sinclair. forty-one years
old, IS Foxhall road, early today
tripped and fell downstairs at her
home. She sustained painful injury
TO the side of her head. She was
taken to Emergency HOSPITAL and at
tended by DR.. Mayo. who said she had
not been dangerously hurt
While playing i'm the yard OF n
ward O'Neal, four and one-half years
old. 9O7 Virginia avenue southwest.
was bitten on the right hand by dog
He received treatment at a drug store
and the dog was turned over to the
health department.
Samuel Cook, nine years old, 3l8
Mclean avenue southwest, was bitten
on the right hand by a stray dog
while on the street near his home yes
terday afternoon. His wound was
treated at Washington Sanitarium
Mission Hospital.
Mrs. John Nelson Mills will give H.
lustrated lecture on siam" before
Business Women's Council, tomorrow
40 pm. in lecture room of Church
or the Covenant Chorus singing, 6
pm. Bible class, $50.
National Capital Post. No. 12,, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, will hold open
meeting at G. a. r. Hall tomorrow.
Buffet lunch will be served after in
lieyih hl4e
Red Triangle Outing Club. st. Pat
rick's dance tomorrow, 8 pm, Arcade
private ballroom.
College Alumnae Club will have q
tea and African exhibit at 1916 T
street, Saturday. to pm.
DR.. n. II. Moomnw will address.
Bible class tomorrow, 4:45 pm. at
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
Community House, COL E street, Sat
urday evening.
Prof. George C. Whipple. Barnard
Of Washington Society Of Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology tomor-
row.
Teacher Associations will meet
Tuesday. pm, at the Ebbitt. Motion
pictures showing parent = teacher
work.
Biological Society will meet Satur-
day, pm. at Cosmos Club. Illus
trated addresses by John c. Merriam
and +. \. Mcclure.
Grand Council Fire OF Camp Fire
Girls of Washington tomorrow, 5
pm. at Hamline Church. Open to
public.
Maj. w. C. Short. general sta1. will
give a talk on machine guns. Stokes
mortars and 37-n.m. guns tomorrow.
IS pm. to officers of Sd Battalion of
320th Infantry Reserve Regiment.
This will be followed by map pro-
lem. Maj. ". H. England, command
ing; Maj. John Scott, executive off,
Washington units, Organized Re
serves, third floor of the Graham
building. 14th and L streets north
west, will give the map problems.
Kal1fpOlfs Gr0ttO will attend sery-
ices in a body at Eighth Street Tenn
pie tomorrow evening. DR.. Simon's
topic will be Masonry and Good Eel
lowship." Members are asked to meet
| in vestry room at 7:30 PIN and to
wear the fez. DR.. Simon has also in
vited families of prophets to attend.
The Society for Philosophic Inauirv
| will meet Saturday, 1870 pm, in Pub
| lie Library.