The Washington herald., 1922-10-19
YORKTOWN BATTLE
STORY TO FEATURE
TONCHT'S MEETING
Patriotic Societies Join in
Celebrating Surrender
Of CORVALLIS.

Members of patriotic societies.
civic bodies. and army and navy
oficials will join with the York.
town National Council in the OBJ
servance of the 141st anniversary
of the surrender of Lord Corn
wallis tonight at Wilson Normal
Community Center. Harvard street
between Eleventh and Thirteenth
streets northwest The program
will start at o'clock.
Speakers representing the naval
and war departments will tell the
story Of the battle of Yorktown
Music will be furnished by the
United States Navy Band Ben
jamin CatchinEs, president OF the
Yorktown National Council viii
preside at the meeting.
A general invitation has been ex-
tended 20 the public. Tickets are
available at the Washington Hotel.
There will be no admission charge
but because of the limited seating
capacity reservations will be nee
essary.
Boy Scouts Of the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION are being reorga-
nized under the direction of 5. l..
Lewis. An active program is be-
ing planned for the winter months.
DIT. and Mrs. Starr Parsons. 1909
L street northwest. have returned
from Ocean City. where they spent
vacation.
New members of the Church Of
the Transiguration were guests at
a reception held by the WOmen's
Guild in the church hall last night.
a social hour was followed by re-
freshments.
Members of the Choral Society of
the Church of the Transformation
will meet tonight at the church
hall from to II o'clock. A musi-
cal program will be given. Odell
s whipple will give a talk on
music Dancing will conclude the
evenings program.
Ladies of Trinity Church Parish.
Thirty first and o streets north
west. will hold a rummage sale
at 1852 VI street northwest. begin
ming tonight and continuing FOR a
week. Mrs. NJ E. Bonohue. Mrs.
NJ. J. Ready and Mrs Andrew Nc
Intyre will be in charge.
The Hamilton Law Club Of
Georgetown University Law School
leld its first meeting Of the year
asst night at the city club Ralph
\. Cusick presided Plans for the
business and social affairs for the
sear were formulated. II was de-
rided to have a debate at each
meeting on questions Of national
and local interest. The debaters
will he selected by the executive
committee.
Miss Frederica DonnelIy. OF the
Valois apartments. is on a vacation
trip to Canada.
Another citizens association may
soon be added to the large num-
Der already existing in Washington.
Property owners in ArmSleiEh Park.
which lies between Chevy Chase
and Cleveland Park. are seriously
considerinr the organization of a
rivic association. and some definite
Iction may he expected soon. accord
nE to r z: Hamilton Of 441J
Thirty-ninth street
Rev. William s Abernctby. pastor
4 calvary Baptist church. will
-p-ak on An old Provcrh That
Is Revision at the falr meeting
''Nr-s club Of Foundry
.- ... '...--r piscopal Church. Friday
g. . TI.s zer. formerly music direc-
~ 90 Nl.,iam Chapman, evangelist
y- l.. community singing. Light
-rfrss ments viii be served. The
arcsy Church Mems club is the
oi'.es, organization Of its kind in
the city. being organized in 1899. It
has a membership Of $50.
The 1-1 campaign workers who
are makIn- hOuse-to-h house can
vaSs in tn" drive to raise funds for
q new parish school for ST. Pau.'S
Church. reported much progress
last night 1t the "a 'ly held to check
up the days results
Honorary vice chairmcn Of the
drive are. William u. Barry. T. ?.
Boland John Brown, JAMES a
Cshill W H. callahan. Dr- !. s
TTcme1Cc. Maurice T. colbert. J..
Naury Dove. Col lanes : asby-
Smith. Hugh J Fagan. pr John
Fcote. pr. J. y Cannon s r Coli
bart. Admiral L. :. Griffin. Joseph
u GTli. j. q Kraft. Richard l..
I.amh, col J. r. NcNndr.ws. Z. J..
MCNaru T. 7. NclIuHu. I-T. james
p'Doun"U. Danie. " NcBunoGhue.
Louis u; Peak. e. J. Suyth. Jo-
scPh T. Sullivan. l.. Theunisscn.
Allan =. Walker and William T
Warthe1
Captains Cf tho teams include:
Miss clara VI EeaU. Mrs. lrv A.
Breen. Mrs. W. H. Cameron. Miss
Kathleen VI. D:ii.on. IrS. Irene x.
Gintcr. Mrs Margaret g. KiIton.
Mrs l. VI Mack. Mrs Myrtle y.
I'ark". Charles H. Burke. Aenea 5
Collins. Edward T. Dillon and J..
F. sullivan