The Washington times., 1921-05-29
HAYWOOD WOODMONT.

Ing sunday evening Mr.. II. M. Brown
read a chapter on THE Salvaging CT
Civilization" by II. G. Wells. The
topic was thoroughly discussed and
1t was decided to have the following
chapter read at the next meeting,
when Mr.. II. S. Omohundro, of Wash
ington, will speak.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Maywood-Woodmon Improvement
League was held in Grace Chapel
Monday. May %. instead of May 80.
Decoration Day. The principal speak
ers were Supervisor w. T. Weaver, of
| Washington district: Mayor II. A.
Fellows, of East Falls Church. and
Mr.. Il. A. Bowles, cashier of the
Potomac Savings Bank and president
of the Georgetown Citizens Associa-
ton. The league heartily indorsec
! the Lee highway project and appoint
ed a committee composed OF Messrs-
T. c. Hendricks, S. w. Fox ard II. NJ
Brown. The theme of Supervisor
Weaver was the proposed water and
! sewage system for Arlington county
and he suggested that all civic bodies
in the county hold meeting in the
Cherrydale auditorium to which Engi-
neer Howells will be invited to ex-
plain the project A committee con-
and Moore was appointed for this
purpose. and Mr.. La C. Macpherson
was named as delegate to the cen
trail committee of the Lee highway.
Mr.. Bowles' theme was what Shall
Be Done With the Aqueduct Bridge
Upon the Completion of the Key
Bridge" and ii was decided to let
nature take her course, meaning that
the Aqueduct Bridge should go into
the discard. The secretary was in
structed TO forward this recommends
ton to Senator Swanson
The roads and walks committee is
to give moving picture show and
musicale Wednesday. June ], at the
building.
The Cherrydale Fire Department
will give a dance in the new hall or
the evening of June B. A prize wilt
be awarded the best waltzing couple.
CLARENDO~ SOCIETY.
The Fidelis Glass. the young ladies
class OF the Baptist Bible School, met
at the home of their teacher, Mrs. ].
II. Criswell, Friday evening of last
week and entertained the Young
Mems Glass OF the Bible School.
The Y. w. A. OF the Baptist Church
will meet Tuesday, May 81. at 7:30.
at the home of Misses Eloise and
Audrey Hough.
A pretty wedding took place Satur-
day. May 81, at 3 p. m- when Miss
Eleanor Lee Kloman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Keith Kloman was
married to Mr.. Reginald George
Thomasset, of Washington. at the
home of the BRIDES parents in the
presence of a circle of select friends.
The. Rev. Charles p. Ryland, the pop
uiar pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Clarendon, performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Thomasset
left Immediately after the ceremony
for wedding trip and will be at
home on their return at AT Wilson
boulevard. Clarendon
Another wedding took place Mon
day, May %, at the home of Mrs.
Viola Kay, when her daughter, Mary,
became Mrs. Herbert A. Hutson. The
Rev. Charles p. Ryland also perform
ed this ceremony. The couple left
for a visit to relatives in Ohio. Both
have been very active in the choir
of the Baptist Church and have en-
deared themselves not only to the
church but to the community.
Mrs. W. II. Taylor. of Ellerson av-
n
Miss Rebecca Jane Hudson, whose
marriage to Mr.. Pelham Thomas, of
Alabama, is announced at the home
of the bride-elect at Amherst, Pa, in
The near future. The couple will live
In Alabama
Mrs. Dial Bolen, wife of Clarendon's
star base ball player. left Saturday
for visit to her parents at Wind
Sor. Va. Mr.. Bolen will remain in
Clarendon to look after the ball team.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scheele chap
eroned merry crowd of young peo-
pie on n straw ride last Saturday
evening, and Tuesday night of this
week a bunch of joy riders took pos
session of the truck and left 1t n
wreck on the Leesburg pike near
Alexandria. Mr.. Harvey Cock pilot
ca the truck to a point near Camp
Humphreys. The party Included:
Ethel and Hazel Yicroy; Evelyn
RefrNard. Mary Wiley. Dorothy Ellis,
Dorothy Wash, Anna Coffman, Gora
Cock and Messrs. Elmer Sebastian.
Lawrence King. Keith Xloman. Miles
Coleman. Elmer and Albert Cock Ard