The Washington herald., 1922-10-31
4 DAY SCHOOL
s1ASSESCONTEST
I'm CHURCH EVENT
Calvary M. E. Members
Enthuse in Race, GO
ing to Jerusalem"

s-Going to Jerusalem Is the name
o. contest which is in progress at
the Calvary NJ. f. Church South,
SotO Q street northwest.
Contestants are students the
ten Sunday school classes. Around
the walls OF the Sunday school
hall is strung a thin wire. This
represents the $500 miles from here
ts.Jeru5alem Suspended from the
wire are ten picturessof ocean grey
hPrndS. each of which represents
o2e. of the Sunday school classes.
There are several ways in which
sJrSp may move toward the goal.
Should the class IL represents. for
finstance. have a perfect attendance,
the ship. is moved along the wire
figurative 100 miles: should some-
orie in the class bring in a new stu
drni the ship will move on 125
miles: a good record for punctuality
viii net the ship fifty miles. etc.
At present. the Ballangee class.
oC which Mrs. Hazel kuhlman Grey.
sO+2 Dent place northwest, is head.
is leading. The other classes follow
Mems Bible class. .Iegrnners. WILL
ing Workers. Hout. Sunbeams. Pri-
mary and Loyal Soldiers. Rev. w.
A. Lynch. pastor of the church.
saSs that the contest has aroused
an Unprecedented enthusiasm among
the students.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Long, Thirty
| fifth and Q streets northwest. re-
ktGTned Sunday from a trip TO
DCharles Town. W. Va, where they
visited friends
Miss Dora Kuhlman of Hamilton.
Va, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ell
nier Gray. 3o42 Dent place north
west. /
Beautiful costumes featured a
Halloween social given last night
/at the Calvary NJ z. Church. 304O Q
street northwest. The program.
which included numerous stunts and
delicious refreshments, was in
charge of Miss Ruth Rich, superin-
tendent of the third department of
the Epworth League. Miss Lilly
Hutchison. Mrs. W. \. Lynch. and
Ed Rich
Members of the Tyrol Club. COM
prising students of Georgetown and
George Washington law schools. will
give an informal Halloween party
this evening at 24OO Sixteenth
street northwest. Prizes will be
( awarded. william Thomas is chair
man of the committee in charge.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Iowa Circle Citizens Associa-
tiOn will he held tonight Four
minute talks will he given on
Community Spirit" by members of
the organization. One of the mem
bers of the committee on the coming
Shriners' convention will also speak.
outlining the plans of the conven-
tion.
The Young Peoples Society of All
Saints Episcopal Church. Of Chevy
Chase, held their first meeting Sun
day aiGht in the Parish Hall of the
church. officers for the organiza-
tionewiIl he elected AZ tine next
meeting
The camp Fire Girls Of Petworth
1cld Halloween party saturday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Alice
+<itchen. 3132 Nineteenth street
horthweSt.
AmonE those present were Mrs. G.
Dewey the guardian: Gean Chal-
mers. who won the priez for the
best costume: Virginia RiGgles. Dor
pthy Peake. Elizabeth ROsstcad
Folly Whihe. Marie SCOTS. Frances
Hn"wlton. Jean Slime. Mary Pattie.
| Senevieve Wright. Kathryn Foster.
olive 'r"ele and Edith Thompson.
4 Miss Esther BroOkinG. teacher at
Hubbard school. left yesterday for
lcr home in Fleetou. Va. where she
eiII wed Josiah Ellis, November Is
: Mrs. charles Chenery. former
Eachcr at the Hubbard School. now
nvinE III philadelphia. was the guest
5f honor at a luncheon given by
EaChers at tho Hubbard School.
T. Mr.. and Mrs. David Powers, of
I Z 'ud"n. ohio. are spending their
k.ucymoor as guests Of VI. A. Rob-
sns. 1915 Rhode Island avenue
h'rthwCs;. Tho couple will remain
q Washington for two weeks.
Tho executive council OF Wilson
Normal Community Center and their
hiends will join in a rOund-tabIe dis
"ussi"n OF methods to stimulate in
tercst in community work at the
enter tonight.