The Washington herald., 1922-11-09
NORTHEAST men
PLANCOMMUNITY
FESTIVAL NOV. @
DIR. w. E. Bradley Chair
man of Organization
For Celebration.

Tentative plans for community
celebration. to be held in Masonic
Temple. Eighth and F streets north
east, Tuesday. November IS, were
formulated yesterday afternoon at
a meeting of the Northeast Busi-
ness Mems Association held in the
Northeast Savings Bank Building.
DIR. w. E. Bradley. $40 H street
northeast. was unanimously select
ed general chairman of arrange
ments. Northeast. as we under
stand. is attempting a move that
we feel sure will set an example
for other sections of our Capital
City" DIR. Bradley said: When
we have instilled that spirit which
we aim, Northeast business men can
feel proud that they have achieved
an accomplishment making North
east a better Northeast"
IL. is the idea of the associa-
tion TO have representation at the
affair from every organization or
Northeast.
yhe program will comprise ad-
dresses, entertainment, dancing and
luncheon. An effort is being made
to obtain the services Of several
orators we'll known in Washing
ton. The entertainment end will
be looked after by William Reid
,pd /, Clarence POStOn.
Members Of the committee on en-
tertainment will hold meetings
w=.S.-.
The sunday School OF lexington
Presbyterian Church. North Capitol
street and Florida avenue, is planning
a social to be held in the church
auditorium. Friday evening. The pas
tor. Rev. Henry Brundage. is super
Vising the arrangements. assisted by
teachers of the school The enter
tainment will be featured with games
and refreshments.
Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church, Tenth street and Massachu-
setts avenue northeast. Tuesday.
November IS. will entertain members
of the Washington Association OF
NOnEIGEdIlOltl NhuIClitS- lit lip-
gram will include addresses, songs
pastor. is supervising the arrange
ments.
Luther F. Hall. of the firm of Hail
and Gray. 1904 II street northeast.
has recovered from an operation and
is back at his office.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Byrd. 1921 F
street northeast. returned from a ten
lay motor trip through Southern
Maryland and Virginia.
A meeting of sewing circle No. 4,
Douglas Memorial NJ E. Church,
Eleventh and II streets northeast,
held a meeting at the home of Mrs.
II. Cowsill. SO9 Seventh street north
East. Tuesday afternoon. Following
the needle work. dinner was served
by the hostess.
James A. Early. 1916 X street
northeast. returned from Philadel-
phia. where he visited relatives and
friends.
william 4. Reidi. 11n4 II street
northeast. is planning erection Of a
retail garage in the rear of his
home.
a successful social was given in
Eastern Presbyterian Church by
members of the Good Will Sunday
school class Tuesday evening Rev.
Alfred E. Barr0ws. pastor. GIL
Maryland avenue northeast. was in
charge.
Presentation of one-aCt play by
ladies Of the congregation and mu-
sic by Charles Guests orchestra
featured the affair.
George +. Brooks. Sf5 l. street
northeast. returned from trip to
Atlanta. Ga. where he visited rela-
tiVcs and friends.
Arrangements are being made by
the congregation Of EpwUTth NJ. r.
church. Thirteenth street and North
~arolins avenue northeast. for the
mission sturdy classes. To- he held in
the church from November II to
November - inclusive The classes
will nc featured with the p-esenta-
tion Of The Missionary Vision u
pageant of the YOUNG Peoples So
-iety and tn" fourth department.
\ meeting Of the 20. y. r swain
class OF Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church. Ninth street and Maryland
avenue northeast. the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year: President. Paul DchaTt: Vie"
president. Harry Rohrman: secretary.
John Julius. and treasurer. Raymond
stone. In addition to the cOntribu-
tiOn given by the class for the an
auaI support Of native student in
India. they decided To- give s25 to
the fund which Rev :. T. Nicholas.
pastor. is raising for Miss Reba
Hendrickson, church missionary to
China.