The Washington times., 1923-09-04
AWARD PRIZES
FORTIFIED
EVENTS
Officials at Clarendon Carnival
Announce List Of Victors.
Red Cross Work.

CLARENDON, Va, Sept. 4.-The
officers Of Edward Douglass White
Council Of the knights Of Columbus
will be installed tomorrow night in
the auditorium OF st. Charles School
at o'clock, by District Deputy
Samuel D. DeVaughn and his staff
from Fitzgerald Council, Of Alex.
andria.
Officers to be installed are John
F. Cavanaugh, grand knight;
Thomas F. Dolan, jr., deputy grand
rotary; Jerry D. Flanagan, records
ing secretary; Arthur Veitch, treas.
| urer; Farley Milks, advocate; Walter
o. Won Herbules, lecturer; Bernard
+. Fegan, inside guard; Francis
Crimian, outside guard; John Spates.
warden: Joseph L. Dugan, chan.
eelor; DR.. Frank Ready. examining
| physician; j. Thomas Manning.
John w. Walsh, and Frank r.. Nc.
Closky, trustee. and the Rev. A. T.
Lackey, chaplain.
The council which was instituted
/ in May with eighty members has
grown until now there are $50
members, with applications being
received at every meeting.
The council is named in honor Of
the late Chief Justice Edward
Douglass White, Of the United
States Supreme Court.
| Yesterday marked the close Of the
all-day events at the Clarendon
Carnival. From early in the morn.
ing until midnight there was a con.
tinuous round Of pleasure for the
several thousand people who came
from Washington, Alexandria, and
all parts Of Arlington county to
spend their holiday.
During the afternoon prizes were
awarded to the winners Of field
events by j. Thomas Manning, mas
yard dash for boys, won by Paul
Robinson; second, Bernard Sasher.
50-yard dash for girls under six
teen, won by Ethel Van Riswick:
girl over sixteen, won by Elizabeth
Burhert. 100-yard dash for boys,
won by Elmer T. Potterton; 100
yard dash for girls, won by Eliza
beth Burhert; girls under sixteen,
won by Florence Kennedy; shoe
race, won by Richard Tulhs; slipper
race, won by Ralph Stevens; slipper
race for girls, won by Ethel Van
Riswick; sack race for boys, won
by Berton Snyder; second, C1yton
Sheppard, Three-legged race. won
by Stevens and Brown; second,
Saunders and Snyder. Sack race
for girls, won by Don Burhert and
Florence Kennedy. Three-legged
race for girls, won by Elizabeth
and Florence Kennedy. Egg race,
won by Marie Nweb. Combination
race, won by Cora Sheppard and
Chester Sheppard.
Following the awarding Of tho
prices the Clarendon Band rendered
concert. which concluded the all.
day program.
The leading attraction Of the
| evening was the visit of Miss Lor-
| raine Bunch Miss Washington, &C.
| companied by her mother and
father. Miss Washington was eS-
company with G. r. Taylor, presi-
dent Of the citizens association
and A. Frank Snyder, general chair.
man. where she was introduced by
c. r. Taylor. Miss Washington ex.
pressed her regrets at not being
able to be present on Thursday
night, when Miss Clarendon will :1e
chosen.
The feature tomorrow night will
be the baby contest, which starts
promptly at 7:30 o'clock. The con.
test will be open to all babies from
one month old to three years. The
judges will be Mrs. G. M. Rogers
G. H. Brown. and Mr.. Virts.
The Arlington County Chapter Of
the American Red Cross, under the
leadership Of Mrs. c. M. Rogers, a..
sisted by Mrs. Elmer Jacobs; Mrs.
Arthur J. Porter, Mrs. Viola Wal
lon: Mrs. q. Uphold, Mrs. w. c..
Welburn, Mrs. w. D. Topley, Mrs.
T. James. and Mrs. Earl Butterfield
nave been provided with q booth.
IN which they are doing a wonder
rul work in caring for the babies
ana younger children on the
grounds. They are maintaining also