The Washington herald., 1922-10-25
S. W. WOULD MOVE
HANGAR; GARDEN
URGED FOR LINKS
Money for Purpose Will
Be Requested of
Congress.

Action probably will be taken at
the next meeting of the South Wash
inSton Citizens Association to have
removed the temporary airplane
hangar on r street southwest be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Sew
cra1 members in the vicinity have
reported to George VI. yeatman,
president, they will introduce a
resolution. asking that a committee
lie appointed to interview govern
ment officials. requesting that the
building. which Is made mostly of
sheet-irOn, be torn down.
Il street. which is bordered by gov
rrnment parks and buildings, in
Guiding the National Museum. Smrrn-
Sonian Institution. and the Depart-
Inent of Agriculture. is considered
one Of southwest's best reside n ntiaI
streets.
The building is used to exhibit
airplanes now. but during the world
war was used as an assembling
pant for airplanes.
Tho acreage in Potomac Park
formerly used by the Potomac Gar
dens Club. of which ". H Frear-
row. i35 Seventh street southwest.
IS secre etary-treasurer. probably
viii be used for a golf course. IL
the appropriation is granted by Con-
ress, 70 use in developing that part
If the park. w. r. Beattie. of the
Department of Agriculture, said
that should the appropriation not
Ice granted. the property will be
used by the garden club for another
year. More than 400 gardens are
laid each year in the forty acres
.liorCJ the club. and that many
people have place for recreation
rs well as a place to rates fresh
VEGETABLES Two Congressman are
members of the club, as are many
gCuthwcSt residents.
VI. H. Frearnow, 435 Seventh
street southwest. his wife. Mrs.
FHor'nCo Frcarnow. his two dauCh-
tiers. Miss Elsie Frcarnow and Miss
Mary Frcarnuw. and his niece. Miss
Grace McD"rmOtt. recently returned
from an automobile trip to New
York aD1 Atlantic CITY. y. ].
Southwest clubs were repre-
s'ntcd at the meeting of the Fed
"'1tion of Women's Clubs held re-
cntly at the clubs new headquar-
'"-s 17@i Seventh street northwest.
.'r. :. ". Huddleson. 2O2 Eleventh
street southwest. was among those
that attended from southwest.
Miss Myrtle ThawIcy is visiting
Mrs: W. NJ Thawlcy. Eleventh
street :nd Virginia avenue south
west.
Mrs. elem PigE. 1912 Virginia
avenue southwest. has taken charge
- III" cradI" roll at the Ryland NJ.
!. church. Tenth and ID streets
southwest. This work has hereto
tore been in the hands Of Mrs. Lii
Ian Skinner. asa Tenth street
southwest.
The Kitchen Cabinet Band" an
unusual musical organization COM
posed of Southwest women, which
was very popular last year, may
he in operation again soon II the
wishes Of certain members are
carried out. Members have as
their instruments various kitchen
utensils ftted up with little
horn commonly known as a
'kazoo.' The "kazoo" is placed
out Of sight in the utensil. max
ing il appear as If music comes
from frying pans. pots and other
culinary necessities. The drum
majors baton is a broom.
The Sunday school of Epiphany
ChaT>l. Twelfth and c streets
southwest, is growing rapidly ac-
cording to church members. Mem
hers enrolled in all departments
thus FAR are 1913. 4 Halloween
party IS being planned by the Rev.
y }. TOrrey, pastor of tho chapel.
M children o? the Sunday school
will he invited.
Choir boys of the chapel were
taken to the afternoon perform
ance at the President Theater yes
terday ny G. F. Googins. choir
master. Those in the party were
Frank Cogswell. Charles Thomp-
son. Eugene Roberts. Louis At
kins, Robert Atkins Robert Cook
and George Carpenter
\ meeting of the Mems CluD last
night was featured by the showing
Of two films. procured through the
courtesy OF the Department of Agri-
culture. The films were winter
Logging in the White Mountains"
and pines that Come Back" Plans
Tor the coming seasons activities
were discussed