Evening star., 1924-03-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

----------o-----
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Stenrns Bible class will meet
80 pm, in Mount Vernon
NJ. f. Church. DR.. X. B. Moonfaw
will be in charge.
Exposition of international Sunday
school lesson will be given by Mrs.
Elaine Rising tomorrow, 4:45 pm,
at Y. w. C. A, 1911 G street.
George H. Thomas Post and
Women'S Relief Corps will meet to-
morrow evening at Masonic Temple,
northeast. There will be memorial
exercises for Washington, Lincoln,
Grant and Mckinley.
Members of the Business Clubs.
Y. w. C.. A. employed at Hecht's. will
give play Saturday evening, entitled
Bargain Day at Bloomstein's." The
play will be followed by an informal
dance.
"Spfritx and the RadiO' In the at
tractive title for the open forum dis
cussion at the Secular League 1905 f
street northwest. Sunday afternoon
clairvoyant and medium. will be the
principal speaker, and her lecture
will be followed by a discussion of
the subject by the audience The
pubic is invited.
DIR. Marcus BENJAMIN will sddres,
the Business Women's Council to-
morrow evening at Church of the
Covenant, on The Value of Collect
ing" DIR. Isaac Ward will lead the
Bible class at 6:45 pm.
A special meeting of the educational
council, Social Hygiene Society, will
be held tomorrow, 1890 am, at club
house of University Women, 1884 l
street. Reports will be given on the
venereal disease division of the pub
lie health service, and for the pro-
posed mental hygiene clinic in the
District Members of the council will
Be expected to report the action
taken by their respective organiza-
tionS regarding these appropriations.
National Capital Post, No. 121,
Veterans of Foreign Wars. will meet
tomorrow night at Odd Fellows Tenn
pie. Recruits will be obligated.
William Fraser Small. former con-
sui at Collingwood, Canada, will give
a free illustrated lecture tomorrow
pm, at Y. NJ. c. A.. 1886 G street
He will consider history and incl
dents of the Lady of the Shows
Men and women invited.
At the meeting of William II. Cush-
ing Camp. No. 30, Sons of Veterans.
ian Temple, official visit will be
paid by Division Commander James
W. Lyons of the division of Mary
land. accompanied by his staff. Com
ma nder John l.. Bateman will make
address of welcome. Buffet lunch
con will be served by ladies of Cush-
ing Auxiliary.
The writers' League will meet to-
morrow, s pm, at Public Library.
Prizes for short-story contest will be
awarded.
Jackson II. RalstOn will speak for
the Womens International League
at dinner at the Women's Uni
versity Club tomorrow, pm. Miss
Mary II. Ingham will outline plans
for the international congress of the
league to be held here May II.
concert for the benefit Of the
Baptist Home for Children will be
given tomorrow. s pm. at Calvary
H. featured by Ruby Potter. soprano;
Helen Gerrer. violinist; Mildred Ray
mond and Louis A. Potter.
DIR. Julius Goldstein of DarmstadI
University, Germany. will lecture on
Jewish Conditions in Europe" Sun
day, pm, at Eighth Street Temple,
under auspices of Argo Lodge, 1. o.
B. B. Open to the public.
senator Royal s. Copeland of New
York will deliver a health talk at
community meeting under the aus
pices of the mems class of the Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church at the par
ish hall tomorrow night. All per-
sons in the community are invited.
Motion nicture health films will be
srs,wn and the Woodbridge Male Quar-
tet will sing. There will be other
features.