Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

G111 NEWS In bh4GE'
TODAY.
Meeting of Jane A. Delano Post, No
6, American Legion, will be held at 1887
K street tonight at o'clock.
st. Andrews Episcopal Church turkey
dinner and bazaar will be repeated to-
night at the church parlors, New
Hampshire avenue and v street. Din
ner from to Z o'clock.
Election of officers will be held. to-
night by Kit-Carson w. r. c.. No. IL,
at G. A. r. Hall, 1412 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Bazaar and supper will be held this
evening at TRANSPORTATION Hall, to 10
o'clock. Also, tomorrow night.
Annual father-son meeting, Mems
Club, st. Stephen and Incarnation
Episcopal Church, will be held tonight
at the parish house, Sixteenth and
! Newton streets. Aviation talks by Lieut..
| Lester j. Maitland and Walter Hinton.
Catholic Daughters of America will
! give card party tonight at o'clock
at 60l E street.
Study class of United Lodge of The
osophists will consider the Astral Body
of Man" tonight 1T their weekly meet
ing, 709 Hill Building, Seventeenth and
I streets, o'clock.
City Club is giving Popular Music
Program" tonight at Sis in the ball
room at the club house. Attendance
limited to members and their guests.
Lambda Sigma Delta Sorority viii
meet tonight in the blue room of the
Hamilton Hotel at 1880 o'clock.
Barry Garrison. Army and Navy
Union, meets tonight in boardroom of
District Building, 8 o'clock. Impor-
tant business.
The Eldbrooke Young Peoples So
ciety will present a three-act play,
Berries Cave Woman" tonight and
tomorrow at 8 pm. in the Eldbrooke
Church auditorium, at Wisconsin avenue
and River road.
Ladies of Morris Sheppard Grove, !
Woodman Circle, will serve dinner from !
4 to O'Clock a. The Woodmen of the
World Temple, @CC5 Grant place north
west, tonight.
Southwest branch of the Boys Club
Of Washington will be opened formally
tonight at o'clock at Twelfth and
G streets.
District of Columbia War Mothers
will present playlet, Mrs. Wigs and
the Poultry Farm" tonight in Hitch
cock Hail., st. Elizabeth's Hospital,
through courtesy of the Congress
Heights Metropolitan Church dramatic
players. For benefit disabled veterans.
Bazaar and supper will be held this
evening and tomorrow at the Church of
the TRANSPORTATION, Gallatin street,
near Fourteenth.
FUTURE.
Washington. Auxiliary, Mission to
.Lepers, will hold the Fall "ingathering"
OF funds for leper relief tomorrow at
2 o'clock in the Mount Vernon Place |
M. E. Church South. Speakers will |
include Rev. John Lake, on furlough |
from Baptist leper colony in South |
China Sea; Mrs. Hamilton E. Clark and |
Mrs. G. E. ziegler, who will tell of leper
work in Belgian Kongo, Africa. Meet |
ing open to all.
Women's Saturday Night Club will
hold five hundred card party at |
Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets |
northeast, tomorrow to provide Christ
mas baskets for the poor in the city, |
pm, Miss Pearl Wolfe, chairman.
Animation bazaar will be given to- |
morrow at the First Baptist Church, !
Sixteenth and o streets, by Euzalian |
class of the church. Funds to be APP
piled to work at the Central Union Mis- |
sion, Ivakota Farms and other places |
in the city.
Sunday school children of Third
Baptist Church will present 1.-The |
Pumpkin Eater" tomorrow night at |
o'clock at the church, Fifth and @ !
streets.
Card party for benefit of Ladies' Aid, |
Epiphany Chapel. will be given tomor- |
row night at Harvest Inn, 1912 B !
street, southwest.
Delta zeta Phi sorority will hold a !
benefit card party tomorrow night at |
$3.50 O'Clock. at Thomas Circle Club, |
1925 Massachusetts, avenue.
National Genealogical Society will be |
addressed by DR.. James A. Robinson, |
managing editor of the Hispanic-Amer- |
lean Historical Review, Saturday eve
ming, o'clock, at the Mount Pleasant |
branch of the Public Library, Sixteenth
and Lamont streets.
Mississippi State Society of Washing
CoH VIII Celebrate ADMISSION OF the state |
into the Union next Tuesday with |
reception and dance given in honor |
of the Mississippi members of Congress |
and their wives, at Meridian Mansions, |
2400 Sixteenth street.
Felix Schwartz and Katherine Hopson |
will read short stories at the meeting |
of the Writers League Friday, at 8 pm, |
at the Thomson School, Twelfth and L |
streets.
United Daughters Of Confederacy |