The Washington herald., 1922-10-25
PLAN DEDICATION
OF EMORY CHAPEL
FOR NOVEMBER Is
Congregation Recalls the
Early History of Site
Of Old Fort Stevens.

Dedication services of Emory
Chapel NJ. E. Church South. built on
the site of old Fort Stevens. will be
held about November is.
The former chapel was built pre-
vious to the civil war and was used
as a public school. community center
and pace of worship. This propert~
was taken possession OF by Federal
forces under command of Cen
Couch in June. 1861. and the bric'
of the chapel used in the construc-
tion of Fort Stevens 1t was here
that President Abraham Lincoln
stood under fire of Confederate
forces under command of Gen. Ju-
bal Early on the attack of Washing
ton.
The government paid the trustees
of the chapel s4.70O.OOO in 1905 for
the damages during the civil war.
The church has been in existence
J. Paul Kelley, 1110 jefferson
street northwest. an attorney as
ISOLATED with the Interstate Com
merce Commission. was admitted to
practice before the Supreme Court
of the United States yesterday. Mr..
Kelley graduated from Georgetown
University Law School in 1917. and
has been locally connected since.
NJ. Manning Marcus 3731 North
ampton street, Chevy Chase. ID. C..
was admitted to practice before the
United States Supreme Court He is
a graduate of George Washington
University. and served in the army
during the world war He has been
closely associated with the local
'egal fraternity for more than three
ears. His offices are in the Mum
Building.
The yacht "Bernice" has just re-
turned from a trip down the Poto>
mac with the following on board. in
addition to the owner. Fred A.
Keithley. PA Fourteenth-and-o
half street northeast: Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Davis. 26Oi Thirteenth street
northwest: Miss Mary Carothers.
of Philadelphia. Pa: Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Carothers. 1896 Shepherd
street northwest; and John c. Keith
ley. 351 Tenth street southeast.
Mrs. c. F. Elder. who has been
recuperatinG from a serious illness.
is expected to return to her home in
PetwOrth this week.
The Business High School Glee
Club now has a membership Of 100
voices. according to faculty officials
of the organization. The club is
- F..11 lou
ing officers: Doris Schultz. presi-
dent: Clifton Claridre. vice presi-
dent. Doris Nvars secretary; Clar-
ence Claridge. treasurer and Fern
Erewer. librarian.
Nurses at ~ -l5rsu-S Hospital are
- completing plans for turir annual
Halloween party, Friday night
Fal decorations will be used in the
auditorium.
The Ladies' Md Society Of Pet
worth Baptist Church will meet
tonight at the home OF Mrs. VI. G.
Jones. Takoma Park
Issue No. Of tho Central Bull
le;in. student "r-an "f Central
Hi-h school mad, its appearance
at the school yesterday Walter
s StudGi..-d is editor-in-chicf.
Mary l.. ts.-l1th is associate editor.
Others ON ths. staff include: Dor
othy I.atiuer William SattCrficld
William Crawford William EUr-
lei-h. Gertrude Sanders. Mar
c.rct SomervilIc Howard Chaplin.
FrJrcos Walker. Evelyn Doyle.
Eruily IIIkinton. Eleanor Haddox.
T"ruchy 'iatcHrI. Nathcrin. Bran
han. Gyrtrudr Powers Allen Mo
r..n Marvin EIv. John Harding. Tr-
vi- Shapiro. El-aur~ 'orIcy. carlos
Van r,n~. ''rrG ~aumis Dorothy
Svup.- Harry W. ndcr charles Lud-
a. :.'i.. "a Ir"re. Alice Bowman.
john i:-ag,u-g. I:surr- G"i'.' ~n-r-
man S..uLrru. 'irorrc Gram. and
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