The Washington herald., 1922-10-17

make the affair successful.
Following the plays. q musical
program will be presented by the
school orchestra, under the leader
ship Of Mrs. C. B. Bryan.
The president OF the association,
Nrthur Robp, Of the Department of
Justice. is in charge Of. srrange.
.nents.
The Rec. Edward e. Richardson,
pastor of tlle Congress Heights
Baptist Church. has recently COM
pleted nineteen years of Sunday
school attendance without missing
q service. The Rec. Mr.. Richard
son. who has been pastor of the
years. is being congratulated by
members of the Congress Heights
Citizens Association. of which he
Is president.
A native of Rockingham. Va, he
came to Washington during his
youth. He studned at the George
Washington University. graduating 9
from the arts and science course
in 1900. a seconh course In arts
and science Ia 1891. and as doctor
Of philosophy In 1898.
Ten years prior to accepting the
Congress Heights charge, he prac-
ticed medicine.
Through the efforts of 13-year-
old George Butler, son Of c. II.
Butler. .229 Second street south
east. nearly nifty Southeast chill
dren are enjoying athletic sports
OH the vacant lot at New Jersey
avenue and C sreet southwest.
Desiring to play ball. but hin
dered by police regulations. the lad
canvassed among his friends and
finally appealed to police. Through
Capt. Sanford. of the Fifth. sta
tion, the permission was given.
Members of the Ramblers' Ath-
letic Club, comprised exclusively OF
Southeast athletes, are. preparing
for a Halloween social and straw
ride.
The Day Nursery Society Of the
st. Peters Ca a,hohc Church. Second
and c streets southeast, will hold a
card party and entertainment at the
nursery hall, 412 New Jersey avenue
southeast. next Thursday night. The
proceeds will be used to further the
interests Of the society. The rector,
Rev. J. NJ. O'Brien. Will be In charge
Rev. John Weidley. pastor of the
Lutheran Church OF the Reformation.
living at 237 Second street southeast.
is in Buffalo attending the synod
meeting Of the United Lutheran
Churches of America.
Mrs. Eva Smith. AT d street south
east. recently returned from Balti-
more.
D. Faimachi, 212 B street southeast
has been granted permission to erect
a two-story residence and a storeroom
adjoining his home.
T. p. Hickman, superintendent of
the Sunday school of the Lutheran
Church OF the Reformation is receiv-
ing congratulations upon the success
of the entertainment of the Sunday
school held last Friday night in the
church auditorium.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Co
lumbian Lutheran Church is arrang-
ing for a Halloween party to be held
at the church. Tuesday, Oct 81. The
president. Mrs. r. F. Standby. is in
charge.
d. W. Travers. OF the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, Gar.
field. D. c., will preach at the serv-
ices to be held at the Enon Bap.
tist Church. c street near Seventh
street southeast. Sunday, October
%.
Permission to build an ornamental
iron fence was granted to Franci,
]. Greenfield, 316 Kentucky avenu,
southeast
Plans have been completed for the
entertainment and dance by the
Congress Heights Citizens Associa-
tion. at the Congress Heights audi.
torium. Thursday night. c. A. Merfa,
126 Portland avenue southeast, is In
charge OF arrangements. The pro-
ceeds will be used to further the
interests of the association.