The Washington herald., 1922-10-20
CHILDREN THRONC
Y.M.H.ACARNIVAL Y.
AT CENTER MARKET
Clown Band of Knights of
Columbus Especially
Enjoyed.

raise funds for the furtherance Of Its
work. The program Of entertainment
for the Juveniles. arranged by the
children's day committee headed by
Mrs. A. Shefferman. included games.
vaudeville. and a Punch and Judy
show.
Ofncials in charge Of the fair EN-
phasized that 1t Il not being held
solely for the Jewry Of Washington.
but for the entire citizenry. Many
Gentiles already have attended the
carnival. it Was pointed out. while
Gentle organizations have contributed
some Of the entertainment, features
Special mention was given the Knights
OF Columbus clown band.
Attractions at the fair. which viii
end Saturday night. include dancing
a score Of novelty games. prize con-
tests. radio concerts furnished by the
National Electric Company and an
exhibit by the merchants and manu-
facturers Of Washington. There also
are a bevy OF pretty girls. clad in gay
costumes. who distribute flowers and
other tokens to visitors.
Maurice Parshall. 1910 Crittenden'
street northwest. was named first
lieutenant in the Ofhcer's Reserve
Corps Of the army yesterday. George
C. whiting. 1i4l T street northwest.
also drew a commission. He was
made second lieutenant of infantry.
Central High School auditorium was
the scene Of a live chapel service.
Wednesday. when the student body
celebrated the victory of Central over
Western. 'Ty" Rauber. captain of
Centrars football team. was an inn
portant speaker.
Miss Olive VI. Elrish. of Rockford.
Ill, will lecture on efficient sewing
methods at Mckinley High School.
Seventh street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. northwest. tonight at 8 o'clock.
Alumni of Business High School
will hold a dancing party tomorrow
night at the Cairo apartments. Q
street northwest.
Mrs. William Abernethey will give
an exposition of Sunday school les
sons today. at 1893 F street north
west. at o'clock.
Catherine Terrett Is the new presi-
dent Of the sixth semester class OF
Mckinley Manual Training School.
Other officers include: Clifton Laugh
lin. vice president: Frances Elliot.
secretary; Philip Schneider, treasurer;
John H. BachtelL sergeant-at-arms.
and William H. Test. reporter.
Members OF the Business Women's
Council will meet at the Church Of
the Covenant tonight at 7.30 o'clock
Tickets for the Billy Sunday meeting
that is to be held next Monday after
n A-1n -.
uted.
Tech Life" bi-wsekly publication
Of the students of Mckinney Manual
Training school, made its initial ap-
pearance at the school yesterday. A
breezy. SPACE issue. replete with
newsy notes OF Tech activities COM
prtses the edition. G. II. Small /. edi-
tor-in-chief; NJ. Bennit. associate edi-
tor: NJ Brown. general news editor
and w. H. Fravel. sporting editor
w. Test is in charge OF the art depart
ment Of the paper. W. II. Press is
business manager
The Chevy Chase Citizens As
ISOLATION accepted the applications
Of four new members last night.
The new members are: Cyril C.
Muella.- 52Os Thirty-eighth street
northwest: Harry Taylor. 571O In
Eomar street; J. ID. Ashby. 3sI7
Jennifer street. and J. B. Campbell.
Ss12 Jocelyn street.
The annual bazar of the Chevy
Chase Chapter Of the v w. c. A.
will he held in the Chevy Chase
Branch Library Wednesday even
ing. October IS.
Miss Emma White and Miss LII
liam Gartner. 2729 Kanawha street.
to Atlantic City.
. Eugene Chiffon. Of Dayton. Ohio.
spent the week here with his broth
er. Ralph Chiffon. who was married
Wednesday night to Miss Lenore f.
Eolar. 4123 Ninth street northwest.
The Christian Endeavor Society
"t the Petworth baptist Church
held its annual business meeting
Tuesday night in the church build
ing. Many plans were made and
others carried ont. new committees
were appointed and new officers
were elected. The society aims this
wear to be the best one in the
District. After the election there
was a short social hour and the
meeting was adjourned until next
month
The new officers, who will take
charge at once. are: Mrs. II. Rean.
president: w. Test. vice president:
Miss Bartlett. secretary: W. Clamp
itt. corresponding secretary: Miss
Martha Norton. treasurer: and Miss
Annie Norton, pianist.
A reception and dance will open the
rinter program Of the Mississippi So
-iety. one OF the oldest OF the State
8 societies in the District. according to
announcement made by Mrs. Percy E.
Quin. 2s47 woodley road northS est.
president. December IL has been
-hosen as the date. Other officers of
the organization are: Rufus r. KIM.
Mrs Charles v. Petteys and Mrs Rob
ert G. Hand. vice presidents: Mrs Sue
F. RAMSEY. historian; Mrs. Salie d.
Wolfe. secretary Sidney A. Langford.
treasur, Capt. Fred Beail harcrary
life president. and Miss Bennie
Nabers. honorary life secretary.
Out-of-town guests here to attend
the wedding Of Miss Margaret Craig
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