Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA. :, 4
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September-l.-
The questionaires issued by the wac
history commission in Virginia have
been received here. Their purpose "
to. compile permanent record of tho,
work done by the Virginia soldiers in
the world war. These questionaires
may be obtained at the chamber of
commerce or from Miss Esther II.
Green. 123 North Washington street.
Chairmen named to work on the
honor rolls in the different churches
follow: Methodist Episcopal South.
Mrs. William M. Reardon; Trinity
Methodist Episcopal. Rev. o. W.
Rws ;y,1e Second Presbyterian. Mrs.
Rev. H. L. Kelly: Methodist Profess
tant. Fred Eberhardt. st. Mary's
Catholic, Mrs. NJ. r. O'Sullivan: First
Baptist, Miss Saidee Pitts: Second
Baptist. Mrs. James H. Gufhsh; He
Luthern. Rev. Carl Geette: Grace
Episcopal. Mrs. George Roop: Christ
Episcopal, Mrs. George NJ. Anderton:
St. Pauls Episcopal. Mrs. Emmett G.
Dunn: Salvation Army, Capt j. y:
Heiiwege. and colored citizens. DR..
Labor day will be observed by
general suspension of business. Many
picnics, base ball games and other
amusements will take hundreds from
the city. =
There will be an all-day Sunday
school picnic at the Geerge Mason
High School grounds at Lloyd, under
the auspices of the Y. NJ c. A a
varied pragrom has been prepared Tor
the day. Music will be furnished by
| hA nj
The city post Office. city hall, mar
ket ond other public Offices and the,
banks will be closed Monday, There
VIII be collection OF mall at
o'clock in the afternoon.
The Alexandria Sunday School AS
sociation at a meeting last night in
the Methodist Protestant Church
elected these officers to serve for the
year: Warren L. Moody. PRESIDENT
Ellsworth Brown. vice president;
treasurer: Miss Helen N. Cummings.
superintendent of the secondary divi-.
sion; N. s. Greenaway, superintendY
emit Of the adult department; Mr4.
William Campbell. superintendent OF
the home department: Melvin E.
Pitts. superintendent OF the teacher.
training department.
Mount Vernon Chapter. No. IL. Roysf'
Arch Masons, at its annual meeting
held last night elected these officers:
Smith, scribe: Frank w. Latham. sec
rotary: w. l.. Allen. treasurer. Al
fred c. Moss. captain of the host: A.
M. Sherwood. royal arch captain: RI
M. Stump, master of second vail: c.
G. Batche1ler. master of first vail; G.
w. Zachary. tiler:- Rev. James NJ.
Nourse. chaplain: Leopold b.. Reuben
steward. The newly elected officers
were installed by Most Excellent J..
Tim hap0non hfUht
priest for Virginia.
The following recently elected Of
hcers OF the j. r. N. Curtin Memorial
Baraca Bible class were installed
last night: N. L. Williamson, teacher.
Rev E. B. jackson. assistant teacher:
A. L. Lloyd, president: c. C.. Batchei-l
Ter, vice president: w. NJ. Topping.
secretary; e. r. Clark. assistant sec
rotary: John Peed. treasurer. A. s..
committee. presided The installation
ceremonies were conducted by o. ".
Pitts and there was an address, by
John H. Trimyer of the II. X. Field
Bible class. A musical program was
given.
st. Mary's Academy. conducted by,
the Sisters of the Holy Cross. will
reopen for studies Tuesday morning.
Practically all boarding pupils of
that Institution will arrive Monday.
The academy at the coming session
ance. = a
Roberts Chapel. -celored. has ppr-
chased Tor the sum of $4,000 me
four-story brick building at the
II ases BY s
Pan Shoe Company. II is to be used,
as q Sunday school and also for COM
munity purposes. Tm building, will.
be formally dedicated Monday nightS
at $3.50, and the dedicatory address
will be delivered by william "A
Carter. B. r. Watson will preside.
1t il understood that ground WHY
be- broken for the proposed apart
ment on Washington street between
next sixty days. The building will,
contain forty-eight apartments and
have elevator service and other. con
sales of real estate reported by
Graham q Ogden follow: To Mr.. Lee
at Braddock Heights. Arlington
county; for Mrs. E. NJ. Fair to DR.. o.
A. Ryder of Richmond, house and bot,
lis South Columbus street; to Charles
II. Howell for l.. NJ Johnston, lot s.
block S, Rosemont. and the purchase.
this property to CORTLAND H.
Davis; L. Morgan Johns to T. A.
Smith of Washington. lot Is, block S.
Carl Budwesky for L. NJ.
Johnston. store and dwelling at King
and Harvard streets.
In accordance with an annual GUS
tom. established twenty years ago.
James w. Jackson Council. Junior
Order of United American Mechanics.
tomorrow will decorate the graves of
its members in the various cene-
teries in the city. The members will
go to the cemeteries at 10 o'clock. :.
The funeral of Miss Kate Porter
who died yesterday morning.
took place this afternoon from thief
~AC;l - f. Mrr Rinh
Acton, Rosemont. and was conducted
hx ReY DIR Inhn Lee Allison. nasfnr.