The Washington herald., 1922-04-20
Y.M.C.A.CANPA ACN
IN ALEXANDRIA
MAKING PROGRESS
Division Chiefs Appoint
ed in Drive for Build
ing Funds.
PLAN TRADE EXHIBIT
Four Victims of Schooner
Wreck on Potomac Buried
In Baltimore.
PLAN TRADE EXHIBIT
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ALEXANDRIA. Va. April H.
Considerable progress already has
been made In the campaign to raise
$500 for the erection Of 4 Young
Mems Christian Association build
ing here, although the campaign
will not be formally launched until
May /.
Headquarters Of the campaign
committee have been opened at the
Bachelor Club on King street and
practically all of the details for the
campaign have been worked out.
Capt. c. Keith Carlin is commander
in-chief of the local campaign. He
announces the appointment Of the
following division chiefs: Mayor
James NJ. Duncan, Irwin Diener.
Carroll Pierce and Kenneth w. Og-
den. The division heads will select
five captains.
Plans are we'll under way for the
Greater Alexandria Trade Exhibit,
which will be held May 2. 3 and in
the armory. There will be thirty
four exhibits. Music. dancing and
speechmaking will feature the af-
fair.
1t is planned to hold the exhibit
each evening from 1880 until IL
o'clock. On the last day there will
be matinee from 2:30 until D
o'clock Dancing will take place
each evening during the last hour
of the exhibit.
The committee in charge of the
plans is composed of J. Kent WhiteS
chairman: E. German Ridgely. W.
G. Illch, F. Clinton Knight, Claude
W. Fletcher. Irwin Diener. John H.
Trimyer, Adrian Katz and J. e.
Ross.
vestrymen have been elected by
st. Paufs Episcopal Church as fol-
lows: John r. Zimmerman, Edward
L. Daingerfeld. u. 8. Lambert, Judge
J. X. NJ. Norton. Laurence Stabler.
e. c. Dunn. DR.. George T. Klipstefn.
w. B. Smoot, c. 8. Taylor-Burke.
Arthur Herbert. T. C. Perry and J..
S. Smyth.
Grace Episcopal Church has elect
ed the following vestrymen: c. N.
Moore. c. e. Cox. c. A. Shaffer. H. e.
Arnold. Charles w. King. william
H. Thorpe. Frank T. King, w. c.
LyhSh' ~. e. oiinpBoH, ucOTBe In.
Reynolds. Charles ]. Deahl. Edward
s. Brown. The following were
elected officers of the vestry: c. N.
Moore. senior warden; c. e. Cox.
junior warden: Frank T. King, Sec
retary and treasurer: Charles ].
Deahl. delegate to the council. and
Frank T. King. alternate delegate.
The following four standing COM
mittees were appointed today by r.
e. knight. president OF the chamber
Of commerce, to serve for the year.
Executive-R. z. knight, W. A.
Smoot.,J. Y. williams. r. 8. Jones.
Carroll Pierce. George e. warheld.
Finance-R. 8. Jones, Harry Ham
mond. Benedict We'll. o. H. Kirk,
Judge Samuel G. Brent. A. d.
Brockett.
LegisIative-John W. May, Claude
W. Fletcher. Charles W. King. ]. H.
Trimyer. Leopold Ruben. ]. NJ. Dun
can. F. s. Jackson.
Membership-w. H. Thomas. Ken
meth w. Ogden. Claude w. Fletcher.
Urbap S.. Lambert. Irwin Diener.
Frank Michelbach. c. Page Waller,
jr. ]. william May, F. s. Jackson.
Julius Wolf. Joseph E. Schwarz-
mann ana j. Lawrence Perry.
Bodies of the wife. daughter and
two sons of Capt. william Law
renee, who were drowned in the
Potomac last Friday morning when
the small schooner on which they
were aboard capsized while 1t lay at
anchor below Jones Point. were sent
today to Baltimore for burial. Capt.
Lawrence and his son. Carroll. the
two survivors of the river tragedy,
together with relatives and friends.
attended the services. The body Of
the fifth victim of the Lawrence
family. Merrill Lawrence. Z years
old, has not yet been recovered.
The flremen report that they al
ready have received a large number
of contributions to their fund. The
goal sought is $4,000. which will
be divided between the three VOL
unteer fire companies Of the city.
A committee of ladies Is making a
house to house canvass in this drive.
Arrangements have been made