The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
|WALLACH SCHOOL
WINS VIRGINIA AVE.
BASKETBALL TITLE
Towers School Girls Are
Second in Five-Team
Contests.

To the students Of walisch
school, Seventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. goes the
girls basketball championship of
the Virginia Avenue Playground
division. This Is the NTH consecu-
tive victory won by the. girls team
Of the waIlach School In the Play
ground League.
The trophy, e metal plaque, al
ready bearing the inscription Of
last years victory for the team.
was turneG over to the players by
the playground instructor. Miss
Thelma Smith. for q second In
scription. The trophy will be placed
in the corridor OF the school build
ing.
with one basketball trophy al
ready having been permanently won
by the team as a result OF VIC
tories in IsIs-1s-eo. and having won
two of the three consecutive games 2
needed for the second. the gar,
players are making plans for next
years basketball activities.
Managed by Miss Emma Aman.
the team played fve other teams
OF the league. after school hours,
during the past three weeks all al
the playground. Tenth street and
Virginia avenue southeast.
Tho hardest-fought game of the
series was that between the Wal
ZACH team and contestants from the
Towers School. The latter team.
which had been a strong rival, won
four games of the series. losing only
to the wallach girls The school
buildings adjoin each other. with
one principal for both schools. Miss
Rollings.
THE winning team Is composed
OF Emma Aman. manager; Ellen
Morthedge, captain: Lillian Young.
Clare Logan, Maude Raynor. Mar
saret Smith, Malvina Bandel, Eliz-
abeth Dunn, Ora Perkins. and Jane
Butz.
The players of the Towers School,
who won second place. are: Hazel
Miller. manager: Margaret Simons.
captain. Helen Simerling. Lena Sill
verman. Elinora Stuart. Ruth
Moody Ruth Lee Betty Rodier Dor
othy Seaton, Irma Simpson, Grace
Hutchinson. Marie Stuart. Pauline
Bonner, Ruth Hartman. Laura Mills
Charlotte Parker, Erma Mcpherson
Gertrude Clarke, Make Smith. Mar
gar Wilkinson. Mildred Dunn. Ell
len Thomas and Rachael Feldman.
| Residents Of Congress Heights are
organizing a basketball team which
IL Is hoped will be strong rival
for the championship of the DIS
trict. Several former Yankee bas-
IketbalI players are being lined up
The selection of the players Is be-
ing made by ]. ]. Fitzgerald, John
Goetz and Joseph Atherton. The
directors include Julian Marceron
valentine wahler and Carl Wahler
Funds for support of the team vii
lbe raised by dances and other socia
AFFAIRS. Games will be played at th'
ICongress Heights Auditorium.
| George r. Faithful Is preparing t
build a one-story frame home a
Isis Alabama avenue southeast.
| Anacostia will have a taxicab sta
ton at 2415 Nichols avenue south
east. according to the arrangement
being made by Augustus E. Randall
occupying the building. Randal
was recently granted a permit t
open an oyster establishment II
connection with the taxi stand.
Rev. Earl n. Bergerstock. pasto
of the Congress Heights Methods
Church is assisting the Genera
Board of Education of the Methods
Church in raising a million and
quarter dollars for the Dickinson
College at Carlisle. Pa. Rev. Ber
gerstock has extended his activitte
to all Methodist parishes in the Dis
trict Approximately a million dol
J lars of the quota has been raised.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Griffith, II
Thirteenth street southeast, hav
been admitted to the congregatio
of the Epworth Methodist Episcopa
|, Church.
The LOYAL Woman's Class of tn
, Fifteenth Street Christian Church
arranging for a bazaar to be held a
the home of Miss Elizabeth Richards
115 Kentucky avenue southeast
about the middle of next month.
j. w. Kelly. 3421 Raleigh stree
southeast, is building a frame cot
tage in the rear of his home.
Sergt. o. c. Ryan, attached to tn
Eleventh precinct station. is con
templating a hunting trip throug
Maryland, next week. He will leav
Monday for Groom, Md.
p. F. Carley, $50 Raleigh stree
southeast, is erecting two meta
garages. -
A fire of undetermined origin
yesterday morning damaged tn
rear of the home of Mrs. Mar
Coeyman, 2S3 Eighth street south
east. to the extent of $3.50.
SnIo0nEppDpr TS Fined