The Washington herald., 1922-11-07
MOTHERS CLUB
OF SOUTHWEST
TO ENTER BAZAAR
Will Cooperate in Dis.
trict Congress Event at
Ebbitt, December 1.

Representatives from all South
west Mothers clubs met yesterday
afternoon is the Jefferson School.
and preparations for a booth in
the Mothers Congress Bazaar to
be held in the Ebbitt Hotel Decem-
ber 1 and were made.
Donations are being sought from
members OF the Jefferson -Amidon
School mothers to buy materials
for making the cakes and candies.
Mrs. Louis Freeman Is assisting in
the campaign for funds, and will
ask members of the South WASH
ington Citizens Association to coh-
tribute small sums.
A luncheon to be held December
Is by the Mothers Club was dis
cussed also, and donations of cur
tains from the Syndicate Store. pro-
visions from the n. Auth Provision
Company. and groceries from the
Sanitary Grocery Company were re-
ported.
The grafanola purchased by the
School for use in the school was
lorndlly presented.
Louis Freeman, 7os H street north
west. artist. is leaving for South
Carolina to deliver several portraits
that he has painted. He will visit
Durham and High Point. and sew
eral other South Carolina cities.
Joseph Ganey. a Southwest foot
LaII l. a..
Club, was injured in the last three
minutes of play in the Mercury
Virginia game Sunday. He probably
will be in condition to play Sunday
Michael Leahy and John Beery,
523 Seventh street southwest; New
i'll Downs. 472 F street southwest,
and a party of friends motored
through Maryland yesterday.
Action probably will be taken BY
the committee in charge of the
smoke nuisance at the next meeting
of the South Washington Citizens
Association, according to the presi-
dent of that association. The smoke
in Southwest was eliminated several
years ago, when the railways or
dered the crews in charge of the en-
gines to fire-up before reaching the
city. but they have neglected to dc
1t of late, the president OF the as
sociation asserted.
Rev. II. /. Stewart. of Richmond
Va. who has been preaching at the
Fifth Baptist Chruch. Six-and-a.
half and F. streets southwest, dur
ing the revival services held there
lauded local newspapers Sunday fol
the promotion of neighborhood
spirit Great crowds have been at
tracted during the meetings and
last night the chruch was so crowd
ed that the doors were closed after
the church had been filled.
Mrs. q. P. Barnes. 491 q street
southwest, who was injured recently
when she fell near Seventh and F
streets northwest. is rapidly recov-
ering. She is being attended by DR.
George Sorrell.
American Red Cross Membership
Drive headquarters has been estab-
lished at the home Of DR.. Millard F.
Thompson, 4S4 Maryland avenue
southwest. The chairman and mem
bers of the Southwest and other
auxiliaries will be on duty from 9:3C
a. m. to p. m. during the drive
Mrs. NJ. F.. Thompson succeeded ir
having the headquarters established
in Southwest.
The case of Frank Hall. whose
premises at 1000 and 1902 Seventh
street southwest were recestly
raided and liquors valued at $780,
900 seized by Internal Revenue Of
ficers. was heard yesterday by Judge
Robert Mattingly in the U. s.
branch of the Police Court. The
case will be continued today.
Lawrence Balderson, arraignet
before Judge Mattingly on charges
of assault on Isadore Lavitt and his
wife, Bertha Lavitt. and drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, was
fined SIS yesterday.
The assault is said to have taken
place in front OF Lavitt's store al
Four-and-a- half and K streets
early Sunday morning.
worth League of the Trinity Metho-