The Washington herald., 1922-10-17
QUINCY ATHLETES
TO HOLD BOOSTER
MEETING TONIGHT
Northeast Business and
Professional Men
Lend Aid.

With a host of noted speakers,
a booster" meeting OF residents
Of the lexington sec
tion of the city VIII be held at
the Emery School, Lincoln and Pros
pect streets northeast, tonight at
o'clock under the auspices OF
the Quincy Athlentc Club.
Among the speakers will be: The
Rev H. E. Brundage, the Rev. c.
E. Fultz, the Rev. II. T. Stevenson,
the Rev. c. /. Humphreys. the Rev.
]. ]. Ringer. the Rev. I. Baker. the
Rev. N. G. McNeal, the Rev. C. d.
weldon, the Rev. Eugene Hannah.
Clark Griffith, president of the
Washington baseball club; Clyde
Milan, Nick Altrock and Thomas
P. Brown, president Of the Domin-
lean Lyceum.
The following business men of
the Bloomington-E lexington section
and lend their aid in the formation
of an athletic club
Normand d. Parker. Kentz and
Rendil, Herbert H. Sisson, Gatkin
and Maloff, David Ullman, A. Din
nowitz, Henderson and Hilton. Fred
McGivern. w. Wenisky. 8. Laup-
heimer, Tony Galvagno, Harry As
conemon, Vogue Cleaners and
Dyers, DIR. Richardson, ]. Lipkin.
A. ]. Vignater. J. w. Loveless. DR..
Coblentz. A. Santucci, Little Pal
ace. S. Sherman. ]. Denwitt, Mr..
Byron, NJ. Frank, Washington
Tailoring Company. Domenic and
Mario, H. F. Payne. William Cush,
A. Skinner. Kris Dadien. c. An
| tonic, Goldberg. A. L. Burd. s.
Chite, A. Shapiro, s. Val. L. Fulton,
R. Comet. P. Allen. s. sisco. T.
Hussey.
G street between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets northeast. will be des-
ignated as a playground for pupils
of the Madison School during recess
and lunch periods, II the petition Of
the childrs n is heeded by Maj. Dan
iel SullivaL, superintendent OF po'
lice.
The playground adjoining the
school is at present being used to
erect a portable school building for
elimina ing the congestion at Tne
school, leaving little or no place
for the children &c play.
Asa means of affording the mem
bers Of the Madison soccor cam a
place - practice, the pupils OF she
eighth grade have suggested to :se
police authorities the ropiry of Of
G street bet Iecn Tes.h ami Elev-
enth streets.
The Carberly Parent Teacher As
| ISOLATION elected the following Of
hcers at a meeting in the Carberly
School last week: President, Mrs.
A. X. Wine; vice president. Mrs
Walter L. Hagen: secretary. Mrs.
John Davis; treasurer, Mrs. T. Man
| ming.
The association will serve milk
to all children of the Carberry
School during the morning recess
whether they are able to pay or
not. The association will also at
tempt to buy additional playground
equipment this fall
The Rosedale Athletic Club will
hold a dance October 20. This will
| mark the opening of their fall sea-
son.
The Buddies Club of the Noel
Community House, Seventeenth and
Kramer streets northeast, is start
| ing a basketball team.
The Mothers Club of the Rosedale
Fairgrounds. Seventeenth and
Gales streets northeast, will have a
| straw ride Saturday to Lorton, Va.
Private T. H. Green. Of No. 10
engine company, has been promoted
10 a sergeant and transferred to
No. 5 truck. Private George Smith,
of No. 81, has been transferred to
No. 10.
Mrs. B. A. Miller. 424 Tenth street
northeast. is visiting relatives in
Virginia.
George w. Stephenson, 1924
Massachusetts, avenue northeast, Is
in New Orleans attending the Amer
lean Legion convention.
Miss Ruth Columbus, 107 Mary
land avenue northeast, has returned
home after spending a week in New
York City.
Miss Bessie NJ. Fuge, 64z K
street northeast: Miss Pauline
Meuhlhans and Miss Mildred Wild
man. have returned home, after
spending two weeks in Bermuda.
william F. Schaeffer. Arlington.
Va. was treated at the Casualty
Hospital for a laceration of the
right hand. received while working
on a metal roof.
NJ. A. Heard. SO K street north
east. was treated at Casualty Hos
pital for slight abrasions, received
In a fall.
will be at Glanford Cemeterv De-