The Washington herald., 1922-01-15
WHITE WAY PLANS
AT ALEXANDRIA
MAKE HEADWAY
Business Mems Meeting
Receives Favorable
3ss
Reports.
THE HERALD BUREAU. .
727 King Street.
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ALEXANDRIA,, va, JAN IL. -
Prospects for a white way" on
King street. between Fairfax and
Patrick streets, a distance Of seven
squares. are brighter than ever be-
fore. II wss announced following q
meeting of business men at IL
o'clock this morning In the rooms
OF the chamber Of commerce. WILL
lam A smoot. president of the
chamber, presided
Z. A Feldkeller. general super
intendent of the Alexandria County
Lighting Company, submitted a
comprehensive report on the work
on the project accomplished by his
committee. He stated that the
proposition has the approval of the
four public utilities having poles on
King street, including the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany, western Union Telegraph
Company, Washington Virginia
Railway Company and the Alexan-
dria County Lighting Company.
The plans provide that there will
be fewer wires on King street, and
that the unsightly wooden poles
which now adorn that thoroughfare.
on the part where the white way
would be. would be removed and In
their place would be erected uni
form iron poles thlrty-nve feet In
height
Under the auspices of the Alex
andria Fairgrounds Association
n.r r.rkl ~. oh h.
ruary %, washington's Birthday.
A number of young women will sell
artificial cherries on the streets, and
proceeds win be applied to the play
ground fund.
Arrangements are being made for
opening up the Friends play
grounds on Queen street. between
washington and Columbus streets.
in March.
slightly over $500 was realized
here during the holidays from the
sale of Christmas seals for the
Antf-TuberculosisS Society. A meet
ing Of the organization was held at
the residence of Mrs. Thomas w.
Robinson, president, when this re-
port was submitted. Fifty-five per
cent of the fund will be used for
local work and the remainder Tor
state work.
The Sunday School Association
will hold a meeting Monday night
from z till 10 o'clock in the lecture
room of the NJ. Z. Church SOUTH
when reports will be presented by
the superintendents Of the various
sunday schools in the city. FIVE
of the State officers will be In at
tendance. A social session will
follow.
Mi.s Jennie NJ. Richards, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Carlin
Richards, of 2l3 South Royal street
and Richard Joseph Dwyer. former
" Of Leesburg. but recently OF
Washington. were married at $3.50
m. today at the parsonage OF 81.
Mary's Catholic Church, Rev. l. r.
Kelly. assistant pastor, ohiciatins.
following Northern trip they
will make their home in this CITY
at 2I3 South Royal street Tney
were attended by Mrs. w. j. NC
Csffrey and w. Burton Richards,
both of this city.
District Deputy Grand Master j.
w. Hayerty, of Falls Church. last
night installed the following newly
elected officers of Potomac Lodge. No.
IS odd Fellows: G. ]. Minor. noble
Grand; George NJ. Reynolds. vice
Grand. N. l.. Williamson. recording
secretary; w. F.. Latham, ST.. hnan-
cial secretary; George w. Bontz. ST.,
treasurer. E. b. Thomasson, warden;
wv. Twilly. conductor; A F. FIJI
more. chaplain; Charles Seadoioom'
right scene supporter; Roy c. Bragg.
left scene. supporter; H. Z. Arnold
right supporter to noble grand: j
K. williams. left supporter to noble
grand: @. II. Davis, inside guard
w. B. Gorham. outside guard
Funeral services for willard
Graves, who died "Wednesday night.
,vsre held at IL o'clock today at his
residence. 623 South Fairfax street
,be Rev. John Lee Allison. ID. Dr.
nssfor of the Second Presbyterian
church. oficiating. and burial was In
the PRESBYTERIAN Cemetery. Members
or8Andrew jackson Lodge Of Masons
and OsceoIa Tribe of Red Men at
tended
Tho members of the Henry x.
Esi.td Memorial Bible class will be
addressed by James r. Cation in the
Young Peoples building of the III.
z. Church South at 9:45 tomorrow
morning.
These officers were chosen by the
susanna Wesley Bible class or
Trinity NJ f. Church at a meetihS
held at the residence of Mrs.
I,eyfna Fitzgerald. Mrs. ]. B. Fitz-
gerald, president: Miss Anna Pier
point. first vice president: Miss Lily
Ciddlin. second vice president; Miss
Pearl Polkinhorn. treasurer; Mrs.
Dorothy Pierpoint, secretary; Mrs.
william A. Langley. press agent.
Evangelistic services will begin
tomorrow at the Del Ray Baptist
Church. The pastor, Rev. Robert
A. Mckay. will preach. and Frank
e. McCravy, Laurens, 5. C., will be
in charge of the music. There will
be a children's choir of seventy
Ave voices and a senior chorus OF,
Hff..