The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-15
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CLARENDON
Red Cross Chapter Sets Out TO
Double Quota Of
$500.

CLARENDON, Va, Sept. 15A-
Miss Helen Kidwell, Of II Wheeler
avenue, Clarendon. was chosen
Miss Clarendon last night at the
Clarendon carnival. Miss Bertha
Galloway, OF Clarendon, won second,
and Miss Rena .Heishman, Of Clar-
endon, won third prize.
Miss Lorraine Bunch, as Miss
washington. George N. Yeatman,
president OF the Southwest Wash
ington Citizens Association, and
DR.. Frank z. Stone, OF Clarendon,
acted 90 Judges. Miss Washing:
ton announced that the winners In
the contest will be presented with
gold medals as soon as they are
properly engraved.
The carnival which has proven
the greatest success Of any ever
held here WIN close tonight; the
leading features Of the evening Will
be fancy dances, and closing with
q prize waltz beginning ct 1880
o'clock.
Mrs. G. M. Rogers, secretary OF
the Arlington county chapter,
American Red Cross, announces the
chapter II making q drive to double
its quota OF $500 for the Japanese
relief fund, and are highly elated
upon receiving the following con-
gratuIations from the Washington
division manager 1T is q spirit
such a. your chapter has shown
that III enabling the American Ma
tional Red Cross to carry on itg
work Of humanity"
Mrs. Rogers reports IN addition.
to the $b23.O7 previously reported
the following contribute United
Daughters OF Confederacy, 81; ID. r..
VViitelin, 81; Laura MaycoclS, 81;
q. Fl. Roland, 81; b. ID. Rylaid,
Soc; w. Woodruff, Soc; Mrs. Brewer,
26c.; Mrs. Rice, 25c.; Mrs. q. III.
Parker, Soc: Mrs. M. o. Price, 81;
J. w. England. 5Oc.; Il. e. Grubbs,
SOC; Mrs. L. Jones, Csc; w. r.
Pike, 81: J. Maycock, 75c.: Sc.
Charles Catholic Church, SIT; Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary Arlington
Post, IS; w. r. Dudley, 81; +. w.
Morehead, 81; Capital Paint Com.
pany, SIS; p. ~. Shreve, 81; cash,
Be-: Fl. G. Roberts, Soc; s. Sim
nnonds, 81; Cherrydale Grocery. Csc;
p. 2. Jinkns, 81: ]. w. Milstead.
dericks, 81; May r. JinISins, 81;
Crown, 81; Elizabeth B. Smith, ST.;
Fort Mver Sunday School, SIS; IS.
Paiwarth, Soc; Mrs. Frank Knob
lock, Soc; Mrs. g. M. Darcy, Soc:
Martha Hnlburt, Soc; Mrs. william
Hunter, Soc; Bretarn Jones, &C.,;
Cash, Soc: Mrs. w. b. Rockwell,
&c.; q. r. Collier. 81; Luther Wise,
Soc: W. n Wise. 6Oc. Mrs c. G.
Warner, 81; ". s. Woodward, &c.;
III. L. Wilson, 81; Mrs. A. j. Cham
berlin. Soc; J. A. Pearson. Soc;
Mrs. J.. w. Christensen, 26c.; Frank
Lyon, 500; Charles w. Smith, IS;
John L. Schultz, 50, and Harry b.
Mason, S.. making q total to. date
Of $731.O2.
At a meeting Of the Arlington
Chapter No. IS, H.. "A. NJ, held in
the Cherrydale firemen's hall Thurs
day night, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
c. A. Mason, high priest; IT. HI.
Porter, king; LOFTS Bullock, scribe;
s. +. Cooper, treasurer; III. B.
Mason. secretary. The apointtve
officers are: John H. Warner, cap
tain of the host; ]. Stewaed Ball,
principal sojourner; f.. J. Hallock,
r. A. Captain, II. b. Fields, grand
master Of third veil; w. w. Living
son, grand master Of second veil
w. w. Fowler. grand master Of
first veil, and L. r.. Smith. tiler.
The officers were installed by
Right Excellent A. G. Cosdon, dis.
trict high priest.