The Washington herald., 1922-11-14
DUPONT CITIZENS
GIVESUPPORT TO
SAFETY CAMPAIGN
Resolution Urges Exten-
sion; Col. Sheriff. Ad-
dresses Association.

The dupont circle Clti<ehS <AS
socfation at a meeting yesterday
Afternoon not only indorsed the
safsfy First Week campaign, but
adopted a resolution asking that
the campaign be extended indefi-
nitefy and urging all members to
aids.in the reduction of traffic ac-
cidents.
After a brief talk by Col. o. C..
Shefrill. officer in charge of pub
lie buildings and grounds. on the
proposed Great Falls Park project
and the Arlington Memorial Bridge
which. he said. would give to
Washington an approach rivaling
the "Appian Way" the citizens
strongly went on record as favor
ings the Fred G. Coldren bill.
which provides for a budget Of
1.eoO. 900 to be expended by a
National Capital park commission.
Following a motion by DIR. L.
W. Glazebrook. a committee OF
three. T. Percy Myers. Mrs. Archi-
bald Hopkins and DR.. Glazebrook.
was appointed to invite an official
of the Allied Social Agency to ap-
pear before the members at the
next meeting and tell of their
work here.
Announcement was made of the
appointment of nomination
committee to select names for the
coming election of officers. The
Powell Minnigerode. Mai william
Bowie and DR.. l.. Z. L.eMerle.
The following names were re-
ceiyed in application for member
ship: Mrs. A. ID. Addison. Mrs.
W. Duncan McKim. Mrs. Hewitt
Wells. Mrs. Linsday Russell. Mary
r. Adams. Mrs. +. Powell Mimi
rerode. Mrs E. B. Grandin. Mrs.
Lucy Lee Latham. Miss Janet Nc
Williams. Mrs. Charles Hume. Mrs:
C. ID. Goff. Mrs. Richard X. Tyler
and Capt. Hugh Miller.
Col John Temple Graves pre-
sided.
A model of Flanders Fields. with its
mossgrown crosses and old helmets,
is set in the window OF Huyler's con-
fectionery shop. 1884 Columbia road,
in commemoration of Armistice Day.
The model is built to represent the
idea behind Lieut.. Col. John McRae's
poem. In Flanders Fields
Hampshire avenue. will give a tea
next Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Betty Turner. daughter Of
Mrs. James Hunting Turner. Mrs.
Calhoun. who is president of the
Woman's Universal Alliance Associa-
ton. will discuss plans for the ball
and bazaar for the association at the
Wardman Park Hotel. December II
and Is.
Leighton Cornwell. 3259 y street
northwest. will leave this week on a
business trip to Richmond. Va.
Claude Nichols. 341s p street north
west. together with several other
members OF the Washington Canoe
Club. spent the weekend on a hunt
ing trip to Piscataway Creek.
A church newspaper. to be pub
lished monthly. will be started soon
by the Georgetown Lutheran Church.
Wisconsin avenue and Volta place.
according to an announcement by
Rev. W. II. Hilbish, pastor.
The Arlington Athletic Club will
give its second annual dance at Mrs.
Florence c. Dyer's. 1919 r street
northwest. on the night of Novem-
Der "a.
Six reels of motion pictures will be
shown at Peck Memorial Chapel.
Twenty-eighth and VI streets north
west. next Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. and every Friday afternoon
thereafter during the winter. accord
ing to an announcement by Rev. Irv-
ing w. Ketchum, pastor.
An orchestra is being formed of
disabled veterans at Mount Alto Hos
pital. 2615 Wisconsin avenue north
vest. by Mrs. J. II. Feehan. director
of Red Cross activities there.
A series of dances will be given on
Friday nights at the Immaculate Con-
ception Hall. Eighth and y streets
northwest. for the benefit of the Holy
Day Nursery Society. The committee
in charge Is Miss Mary c. Flanagan,
Miss Martha Ford. Mrs. w. A Simp-
son. Mrs. Thom'.s Holden, and Mrs.
h C. Poston.
Mrs. Warren A. Ross. 80 Quebec
street northwest. iS recovering
from injuries received in an au-
tomobile accident Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. \. Walden. of Green
vile. $ g.. is a guest at the home
Of Mrs. II. Z. Brockson. 444 Ran
dOlph street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Moulton
have purchased the home at 313
shepherd street northwest
Rev. and Mrs. G. Ellis Will
Jams. 3216 Illinois avenue north
west. entertained the young
women of the Philathea class of
the PetwoTth Methodist Church at
the parsonage last night.
The Petworth Home and School
Association has purchased scale
To weigh the pupils of the Pet
worth School at intervals to de
termine what benefit is derived
from milk furnished every day to
the pupils who desire it.
Yrs. Raymond s. Hart is in
charge of the women who issue
the milk.
John Eden Mooers. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel n Mooers. o,
Baltimore. was baptized Sunda'
at the Petworth Methodist Episro-
pal Church by Rev. G. Ellis Will
ians. MIR. and Mrs. Moocrs wer
former residents of petwOrth.
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