The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
joint field DAY IS
PLANNED BY TEMPLARS
Three Communicates Will Take Part
in Program at Mount Vernon
on June 70.

III Alexandria. Va, June S.-A joint
/ field day and conclave to be held June
2S. has been prepared by Old Dominion
Commandery. Knights Templar. which
will be participated in by commander
les OF Fairfax. Fredericksburg. and
Piedmont Attending the affair will be
i several of the Virginia State officers
L of the organizat alton. including Robert
Francis Taylor. grand commander. of
Roanoke, and Joseph T. Houck. deputy
grand commander. of Harrisonburg.
and william Lee Davis. grand general
issimo. of Portsmouth.
Plans provide for the members and
their ladies to leave here at / o'clock
on special trains for Mount Vernon.
Dinner will be served at that place by
T. F. Ellis. The members will return
to this city between and o'clock
that afternoon.
At Z o'clock at night the grand COM
mander will be received in joint con-
clave of the four communicates. After
ward Old Dominion Commandery will
be inspected by Ri. Eminent Sir w. w.
Field. of Fredericksburg. inspector of
District No. 4. Members of the visit
ing Communicates are invited to par
ticipate in the joint session.
1t is also planned on the same night
to have the ladies OF Martha Washing
ton Chapter. O. E. S.. receive Mrs. Rob !.
ert Francis Taylor, grand worthy ma
tron. and wife of the grand comman
der.
After the joint conclave and Eastern
Star reception a joint reception Will be
rendered the grand commander and his
wife at a place yet to be decided upon.
| Following the reception supper will be
served.
! The finals of St. Mary's Academy. con-
Quoted by the Sisters Of the Holy Name.
were opened - -sht in the assembly
hall of that ir -tution. The private pupils
| in express gave a program, assisted
| by the .nbers of the classes in vocal
and .tlmental music. Class Day will
be served at 40 o'clock tomorrow
! 1T. On Friday afternoon at BIB
o'clock the other grades will hold their
( exercises.
! Members of the Civic Improvement
League completed details for its clean
! up" campaign of twelve days which
will begin tomorrow. at a meeting held
| tonight in the rooms of the chamber of
! commerce The work tomorrow will start
| in the First ward and he continued for
| three days. The Fourth, Second and
| Third wards will then he cleaned. EN-
ira carts will he supplied by the city
for carting away dirt to the dump pile.
| The cooperation of all citizens is re-
| quested.
| Deeds Of transfer for the following
pieces of property were placed on record
| today in the Office of the clerk Of the
| Corporation Court: Richard McMenamin
to james W. McMenamin. ho"S end lot
! III? Duke street: Frank i >fiss to
! Judith NJ. Topping. nc ii lot 500
= Queen street: Howard = Smith and
/ others to Catherine >..tc'. house and
lot ~ North Washington street: Howard
W. Smith and others to John s. Allen. a
duilding lot on the south side of Madison
street. between Washington and Column
nus streets.
\ delegation Of members OF Martha
Washington Chapter. No. a, Order of the
, Eastern Star. tonight went to Washing.
ton and paid visit to the chapter at
Brookland. D. c.
Harry NJ. Heads funeral will take
place at $50 o'clock Thursday morning |
from St Mary's Catholic Church and |
burial will be made in st. Mary's Gene |
terry.
Graham & Ogden. real estate dealers, |
have sold for A. l.. Lukens of Heuvelton. !
n Y. to Mrs. p. w. c. Hinton. of |
Minneville Va a ten-acre farm with i'm !
provements in Telegraph road. near Ac- !
cotink, Fairfax County.