The Washington herald., 1922-09-10
CLEVELAND PARK
CHURCH ASSET
TO NORTHWEST
Congregational Structure
TO Be Dedicated Early
In Winter.

The Northwest section of the city
Cleveland Park-will have a new
church early this winter. the Cleve-
land Park Congregational Church.
which is now under construction
at Thirty-fourth and Lowell streets
notthwest.
The new structure, which Is to
be the first unit of a larger build
;iDs.. Is expected to cost about s60,-
architect, and w. c. and A. N.
Miller are the coptractors in charge
OF the construction.
The building AowN under con-
stnIction will include an audito-
rum and parlors on the Lowell
sweet side. and class rooms. a din
ing-room and kitchen on the lower
level opening on the Thirty-fourth
street side. The plans contemplate
that the main church auditorium
VII be in the part of the build
ing to be erected at some future
date. the assembly room OF the
first unit being intended eventu-
ably for the use of the Sunday
school. }-.
II is expected that the dedica-
tioa of the church will take place
early in the winter. In the mean
time the temporary building. which
has been the home of the church
since its organization about four
years ago. WI continue to be used.
William Knowles Cooper Is chair
man of the committee which has
been in charge Of the erection Of
the building. Frank n. Grigg is
chairman of the board of trustees.
The Rev. Frank Ellsworth Bige-
low is the pastor.
Rev. T. CIagett Skinner, pastor of
the First Baptist Church. of Column
bia, S. c.. will preach sermons at the
FIRST Baptist Church, sixteenth and
o streets northwest, today at IL a.
m. and s p. m.
Thirty-four Instructors in the new
Columbus University and the
knights of Columbus Evening
School. 1911 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest. have been named. Dean
Frank O'Hara announced. Regis
tration begins September is and the
first term opens September 25.
The Pennsylvania Society has ar
ranged an outing for fifty-fve dis
abled veterans of the world war at
Walter Reed Hospital at the Six
teenth street reservoir picnic
grounds Thursday. from 3 to p.
mn Games and sports will feature
the program
n
sey avenue northwest. is spending
his birthday at Fairfax. Va. return
IRg to Washington this evening.
Fall meetings of the Advertising
Club. of Washington, will be opened
with a luncheon at the City Club.
Wednesday. at 1890 p. m. The prin-
cipal speaker will be DR.. Julius
Klein, director of foreign and do
nestle commerce, Department of
Commerce. who VIII discuss Plan
ming for Better Business" A fea-
ture of the melting will be a FIVE
minute writing contest.
Miss Mae Petty. 1881 o street
northwest. has returned to her
home after spending a vacation in
the Blue Ridge Mountains Of vir-
ginia.
National President W. E. Defen-
baeher. of Tifin, Ohio. will be the
guest of Washington Charter 81.
Greeters of America. an organiza-
tion of hotel managers, proprietors
and clerks, at its meeting Tues
day at the Franklin Square Hotel
William Knowles Cooper, 1907
Highland place northwest, general
secretary of the Washington Y. NJ
G. A, left last night for Northfield.
Mass. to attend the annual retreat
of Nthe employed officers of the
Massachusetts and Rhode Island
branches. A retreat of the officers
OF the local Y. NJ. c. A. will be held
the latter part Of this month.
A lecture by Vincent r. Redmond,
Of Los Angeles. on Jesus Christ
and Efficiency" will feature the
meeting of the Mems Good Will
Club. 300 Homer Building. sol Thir-
teenth street northwest. tomorrow
night at s o'clock.