Evening star., 1926-04-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The California State SOclety VIII
give complimentary dinner In honof
of it's retiring president. represent
atiye Free. in the banquet room of the
Hamilton Hotel. April II. at 7:30 pm
The list of speakers will include Mrs.
Mabel Walker Willebrandt, assistant
ATTORNEY General: Representatives
Lea, Swing, Barbour and Carter OF
California James II. MacLafferty,
assistant to Secretary of Commerce
Hoover, will be toastmaster.
The Catholic Daughters of America.
Court No. PIP. will give dance April
Is, at 601 f street.
Lincoln Park Citizens Association
will meet Tuesday, pm, at the
BRYAN school George c. Aukam
nudge of the Municipal Court, will be
honor guest.
The Washington division of the
Visitation Academy of Frederick, Md.
will give a card party from to
p.m.. April l6 at the Endion Club, II
jackson place. Proceeds will go to
the scholarship fund for the Visitation
Academy.
The Junior League of Adas Israel
congregation will give dance Thurs
day at the Arlington Hotel.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Ashlar
Club will meet April II. pm, in Odd
Fellows Hall, Seventh street.
The Audubon Society will have an
illustrated lecture on Bird Mlgra-
ton" by DR.. Alexander Wedderburn,
tomorrow, 4:30 pm, in auditorium OF
National Museum.
The Sixteenth Street Highlands
Citizens Association will meet tomor-
row, 3 pm, in the Sixth Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Ida Blue, chairman of the Gold
Star department, d. c.. Chapter of
American War Mothers, has arranged
for buffet luncheon and sale of
hume-cooked food Friday at 1923 *
street. Luncheon will be served at
noon, and the sale will continue
throughout the afternoon. Proceeds
Tor chapter activities.
The Mira Mccoy Andrews Day Nur-
sery will meet Wednesday, 1890 am,
Hamilton Hotel. Election of officers.
The Manor Park Citizens Associa-
ton will meet tomorrow, 7:30 pm, at
: the residence of NJ. Pipitone, Clio
Third street.
The Barry Farm Citizens Associa.
tion will meet Tuesday. SIS pm, in
st. Johns NJ. E. Church, Stanton
road southeast Speakers: Maj. W.. L,
Z. Covell, District surveyor; Melvin
P. c. Hazen, d. w. Hyde, president
of the Monday Evening Club, and
DR.. Ralph l.. Morrison, chairman
committee on publication, d. c.
Dental Society. Musical numbers by
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Burney Choral Society.
The Mems Club OF Christ Church,
Georgetown. will meet in the parish
hall tomorrow at pm. Francis G.
Addison. ir., will speak on banking.
THE clubs bowling team wifi he
Pawarded the silver loving cup won in
the recent Georgetown inter-church
tournament, Smoking and refresh
ments.
The Nurses Examining Board of
the D. c. will hold an examination
for the registration Of nurses May q
and 5. Application papers must be
filed with the secretary before April
10 and may he obtained from Alice
NJ Prentice. r. n, 1887 K street.
/ The Junior Hadassah will give a
s"collegiate hop at L'Aiglon April 90
sthe proceeds to go to the orphans in
Palestine.
The Citizens Association Of TalSoma,
ID. c.. will hold Joint meeting with
all civic organizations tomorrow. 3
spm, at the community hall, Presby-
sterian Church. Representative Brooks
Fletcher of Ohio will speak on some
phases of civic hetterment. Program
The George Washington University
Masonic Club dances will be given Fri
day. pm, In the Willard Hotel
DIR. William Mather Lewis. president
8of the university, and Mrs. Lewis will
1 head the list of Is patrons. Prof.
Elmer kayser. secretary Of the uni
versity, and Mrs. Kayser and Prof.
and Mrs. Henry G. Doyle are to be
the chaperones.
The conservation committee of the
District Federation of Women's Clubs
will take charge of the National
Highway, Bladensburg road, memorial
tree planting on Arbor day, April 16.
Three hundred and fifty American
elms will be planted. Trees will be
planted by each of the 33 federated
clubs of the District. Exercises will
be held at the District line, Bladens-
burg road, Friday at 10 am.
The Queen of the Belgians is one
of the hest dressed of the royal women