The Washington herald., 1920-09-05
Alexandria.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. S. Donipnan.
T2T King Street.


with yirginia's war history have
arrived, and can be had from either
the chamber OF commerce or Miss
Esther H. Green, 12s North Wash
| ington street.
Honor Roll Chairmen Named.
The following chairmen have been
named to prepare honor rolls for
churches: Methodist Episcopal South,
Mrs. william NJ. ReardOn; Trinity
! Methodist Episcopal, Rev. c. w.
: Reynolds; Second Presbyterian. Mrs.
! william Campbell; Free Methodist,
! Rev. L. II. Kelly; Methodist Protes-
/ tant. Fred Eberhardt; st. Mary's
! Catholic, Mrs. NJ. r. O'Sullivan; First
4 Baptist, Miss A. Saldee Pitts; Second
J Baptist Mrs. James A. Hulfish; He
brew Synagogue, B. Well; Emmanuel
] Lutheran. Rev. Carl Goette; Grace
\ Episcopal. Mrs. George Roop; Christ
| Episcopal, Mrs. George NJ. Anderton;
st. Pauls Episcopal, Mrs. Emmett C.
| Dunn; Salvation Army. Capt. J. d.
Hellwege; colored citizens, DIR. J. NJ.
! Hopkins
FIremsn Given Purse.
! Gratlfied over the splendid aid rem
dcrcd them in cases of fire, the resi-
: dents of Del Ray have raised a purse
of s97 to be turned over to the fire
/ department in recognition. of their
services. The fund was raised by
popular subscription through the ef-
} forts of John Gary.
/ Rites for Miss Kate EvcIeth.
/ Funeral services for Miss Kate
| Porter Eveleth, who diet yesterday.
] took place at O'clock-this afternoon
from the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Richard r. Acton, Rosemont. Serv-
I ices were conducted by Rev. John
/ Lee Allison. d. D.. pastor of the Sec
/ ond Presbyterian Church, and burial
was in the Presbyterian Cemetery.
I PallbCarers were NJ. L. Horner. will
, mer J. waller. Alfred Thomson and
: William \. Moore.
VIII Decorate Graves.
! Members of James w. Jackson
| Council. Junior Order of United
Americans Mechanics, at 10 o'clock
| tomorrow morning will proceed to
/ the cemeteries of the city and deco
| rate the graves of its members. This
custom was established twenty years
ago. Originally the first Sunday in
! May was the day designated. Later
this was changed by the state coun-
/ Gil to the first Sunday in September
henl Estate sales.
/ Real estate sales reported by
Graham and Ogden follow: To Mr.
/ Lee, OF Washington, u. C., house
and seven acres Of ground at Brad
! dock Heights; to Charles $. Howell
| for l.. NJ Johnston, lot block ).
! ROsemOnt, and Mr.. Howell conveys
this property to COurtIand II. Davis,
/ for L. NJ. Johnston TO T. A. Smith
/ Of b, Tr,rr IL
| ROscmOUi. TO Earl I'r,uwe-Ky for
L. NJ. Johnston, store and dwelling
at King and Harvard streets; to
DR.. o. A. Ryder. of Richmond, for
Mrs. E. NJ. Fair. house and lot at
lis South Columbus street
Install Bible Class Officers.
! New officers of the Baracu Bible
| class Of the First I.apusj church
we're installed last night by 5. ".
/ Pitts, superintendent of the Sunday
school: y. L. Williamson, teaCner;
( Rev. E B Jackson. d. d. assistant
teacher; 4. L. Lloyd, president; c.
! c. BatCheIler. vice president; w.
u. Topping. secretary; John Reed.
! treasurer; g. J. Miner, assistant
| treasurer. The exercises were pre-
sided over by A. 5. Maxim, chairman
! of the executive committee. An
address was delivered by J. H.
Trimyer. of the H X. Field Bible
class.
MasOns Elect Lender.
Officers chosen by MoTnt Verne"
Z CH,,far- - I' ...' '- e.
at its annual meeting held last
/ priest: E5yd j. Richards. King: l. ..
I - n
/ Latham, secretary; W. l.. Allen.
/ treasurer: Alfred G Moss. captain
I Of the host; A VI. Sherwood. royal
arch captain: r. Fl. SchOoley. mas
! ter Of third vail: c. NJ Stump. mas
! ter of second vail: c. c. BatCheller,
| master of first vail: G. w. Zachary.
{ tiIer: Rev. James VI. NOurse. chap
! lain. Leopold Reuben, steward.
I sunday school Officers Named.
These officers last night were
| elected by the Alexandria sunday
. School Association at its annual
/ meeting held in the Methodist Prot
| estant Church: Warren l.. Moody,
president; Ellsworth Brown vice
| president; John w. Herndon, seCre-
/ tary and treasurer: Miss Helen y
| Cummings, superintendent Of the
! secondary division: y. :. Green
away. superintendent Of the adult
! department: Mrs. William Camp
! bell, superintendent of the home
/ department: Melvin Z. Pitts, super
intendent of the teacher training
| department.
Catholic Academy TO Open.
St. Mary's Academy. conducted by
| the Sisters of the Holy Cross. will
| reopen Tuesday morning The pu-
I pills who will board at that institu-
ton will arrive Monday. The sis
] ters in charge expect an increased
/ attendance over the last scholastic
session.
Former Editor to City.
Robert S. Barrett, formerly cdi-
! tor of the Alexandria Gazette, and
now vice president OF Portals
! Co. Ltd, bankers and merchants,
OF Buenos Ayres, Argentina, ar
rived in this city today and Will
spend several days here visiting
| friends and relatives.