Evening star., 1923-07-08
APPORTION PROCEEDS
OF BIG M'LEAN DAY
Committee Chairmen Also Art
Announced-Plans Promise
Record Event.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Record Event..
Special Dispatch to The Star.
MCLEAN, Va, July AT the meet
ing of the School and Civic League
the recommendation of the board of
governors for the cooperation be-
tween the league and the fire depart
ment on Mclean day was adopted
and the proceeds were apportioned
as follows: Fire department, so per
cent; league treasury. 20 per cent;
school, 20 per cent; library associa-
tion. 10 per cent. Mr.. Kadel reported
that the s25 appropriated several
months ago with which to buy a two
sectional steel filing case for league
archives was insufficient and his au-
thorization was increased to S35.
Ralph Powell, who represents the
league on the joint committee with
the vestry of st. Johns Episcopal
Church. reported that the fence be-
tween the school campus and the
parish hall Will be erected before
Mclean day.
Fire Escapes Urged.
j. Ii. Beattie called the attention of
the league to the urgent need Of fire
escapes on the Franklin Sherman
High School. Mr.. Ball suggested that
the schools share of the Mclean day
proceeds might well be used to defray
this expense and President Knowles
was authorized to appoint q commit
tee to secure Immediately estimates
on prices and suitable types of fire
escapes.
meeting of the board of gov
ernors for Mclean day and the direc-
tors of the league and the fire depart
ment was held at the home OF Fire
Chlef Beattie and material progress
was made i'll planning the details of
what Is expected to be the largest Nc
Lean day this community has ever
held.
Committee Chairnen.
The following list of committee
chairmen is subject to changes and
additions. but gives the personnel of
the 1923 organization as corrected to
July 4: Division No. III. c. Storm.
leader. Athletics. Arthur Murray.
John Mackall. Clifton Laughlin. Con-
struction. J. c. Storm. n N. Corner.
c. Koontz. Lighting. Lewis .Iagarity,
". r.. Ross. H. Cummings. Ground
plans; {. A. Knowles. J. S. Ball:
leader. Auto rattle. J. H. carper. J.
{. Storm. Fl. Magarity. Paddle wheel
and darts. Hunter Mack. d. Stoy. Cat
and other games. Conover, Elmer
Guilford. Soft drinks. Henry Magyar
ity. Orlando Whitley. Clown, II. c.
selected.
Division No. 3-Mrs. Ella Palmer.
leader. Candy and tobacco. Mrs. Grace
Clarke. Fancy work, Mrs. a. e. Gibbs.
Dancing, Franklin Gicker, sr. Dinner,
Mrs. +. D. vosbury. Baby show, Mrs.
Catharine Cunningham. Grab bag.
Miss May Walters. Music, T. NJ. Cor
ner. Transportation, Mrs. Ella Pal
mer. Ice cream and cake, Mrs. c. A.
Knowles. Lemonade, Miss Helen Mac
Grotty.
Division No. &c. A. Knowles. lead
er. Financial management, J. S. Ball.
Harry Farver. Ralph Powell. Rain
insurance, H. c. Mackall. Order and
parking. Clifton Laughlin. Printing.
publicity and program. Porter Mack
all. Arthur Taylor. Orlando Whitley.
Miscellaneous concessions, Fl. c.
Ayers. Public speaking. Wade Wells.
Signs. Mrs. B. Whittig.
Tuesday evening. July 10. the gov
all committees will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Ella Palmer of Langley.
o. 4. 8. Installation.
The Masonic Hall at Mclean was
filled TO overf1owing on Monday eve
ming. when over 200 guests attended
the impressive ceremonies of the in
stallation Of the new officers of
installation ritual was conducted by
Mrs. Mary E. Teacham, grand lecturer
of the District of Columbia, and Mrs.
Louise Burkeholder of Cherrydale.
grand marshal of the state of Vir..
ginia. Mrs. Mildred Schultze of
Washington presided at the piano and
her sster-in-law. Mrs. Emma
Schultze, sang during the ceremony
After the new officers had been
awarded their insignia of office and
Mrs. Teacham presented the past ma
tron's jewel to Mrs. II. A. Storm. to
whom so much Of the credit is due
for the progress made during this
chapters first year. Brother Burke
older, from Cherrydale, acted as
isester of ceremonies for the social
hsur which followed. Mrs. Jane
Jones'. worthy matron OF Arlington
Chapter. presented to Mrs. Storm a
silver carving set, the gift of Sharon
Chapter, and Mrs. Turner, also from
Arlington Chapter, presented her with
q handsome purse. the gift OF her
husband and daughter.
Flowers Presented.
Baskets of flowers were presented
to the visiting officers. Mrs. Morris
presenting one to Mrs. Teacham, Mrs.
Koester to Mrs. Burkeholder, Mrs.
Rawlings to the Mesdames Schultze.
Mrs. Gorham to Mrs. Babcock, worthy
rendered frequent assistance this
past year; Mrs. Burkeholder to Mrs.
Storm, and Mrs. Clarke to Mrs. Whit
ley. Mr. Bulachet, past patron OF
Arlington county, who has officfated
as patron Of Sharon Chapter since the
fIlness of G. c. Shears; was present
ed with a leather bill fold. The
quests later adjourned to the banquet
hall for refreshments.
Preceding the installation ceremon-
les Mr. and Mrs. j. Z. Frech enter
taIned at dinner in honor of Mrs
Mary E. Teacham, grand lecturer, and
additional guests from Washtngton'
including Mr.. and Mrs. William Hal
Tor, Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Downy.
Great Falls Grange, No. ISs, OF
Forestyille met No entertainment
program was arranged because OF
the large amount of business on
hand, but ice cream was served by
the refreshment committee:
The Forestville base ball nine ae-
feated the Great Falls team on the
home diamond. The game was hard
fought throughout, Forestville tri-
The Mclean Community Library
Association will meet at the nome OF
Mrs. A. NJ Berthiaume Tue sday, July
1O. at 2:SO pm.
Boys' Glass Organized.
BOYS Glass, No. ?. of Salem Church,
Forestyille, George Cornwel1, teacher,
has been organized, with the follow
ing officers: President, Alvin Sanders;
vice president, Vernon Milstead; sec
retary-treasuter, Charles Van Patten.
Group Of tho B. Y. p. U, with
charge of the Sunday evening serv-
ices at the Baptist Church. Omcials'
Of the Sunday school have made ar
rangements for free bus service from