The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-07
NE
Or ARLINGTON
BANQUET
Members and Wives Attend
First Affair Of Kind Given
BY the Club

NSANNNNsANNsASOAs1 49, I'LL fs--~1u
Clarendon Citizens han, decorated
with palms and cut flowers, ITO
members Of the Arlington County
Business Mems club and their
wives last night attended the
clubs first banquet. The inyoca.
ton was offered BY the Reverend
u Leas Green, pastor OF Mount
Oiivet Methodist Church. The
banquet was prepared and served
BY q committee headed BY Mrs.
w. w. Whip. as chairman, and
included Mrs. A. C. Clements, Mrs.
Harvey Cock, Mrs. MarIand Jones,
Mrs. Earle Trone, Mrs. Milton
Crutchley, Mrs. Frank Davis, and
Mrs. J. M. Myers.
g. Eugene Doyle, NJ POSTMASTER,
&c the conclusion Of the banquet
gave an outline Of the work 81
the club during the past year,
Mr.. Doyle then introduced 8. Fl.
Talks, secretary, associated Retail
Credit Mems Association of Wash
ingtOn, who spoke on the value
of the proper handling Of credit
and cooperation among business
men.
Others on the program included:
g. Page Waller, president OF the
Alexandria Chamber Of Commerce;
Thomas 3. Sebreli, ri, secretary
and treasurer Of the Clarendon
Trust Company, and Frank Davis.
Music for the evening was fur.
nished BY the Sangamo Band OF
Washington.
Final arrangements win be made
tonight ut the regular meeting Of
Arlington Lodge, No. 1913 I. D. o.
+. TO attend the annual meeting OF
the Northern Virginia Odd Fellows
Association which meets at Quantico
on Friday night October II.
The lodge win have az their
special guests tonight e. III. Allen,
president OF the Northern Virginia
Odd Fellows Association, who will
be accompanied by large deleea-
ton from Quantico Lodge.
The parent-teachers association
Of Ballston school will hold a ''weI.
come back" affair 70 the teachers
assigned to that school tonight az
the school house.
The principal speakers or the
evening win be Professor Fletcher
Kemp, superintendent Of school
Others on the program are Samuel
r. Vanderslice. principal Of the new
Central High School and member Of
his faculty.
Charged with statutory offence
against Minnie White. colored
Walter Smith, Of Halls Hill. was
given 3 preliminary hearing before
Police Judge Harry r. Thomas
yesterday. After hearing the
evidence the judge held Smith for
the action Of the grand jury. He
was later released on $1,000 bond
Smith is being defended BY Attorney
Charles z. Jesse.
Driving a ear while under the
influence Of liquor in Arlington
county resulted in John Edes ap
peartng before Judge Harry II
Thomas yesterday who held him fol
the action Of the grand jury. He
was held In $3.50 bond.
The sum Of Sls3 was placad n
lines against the foIlowing on
charge Of being under the influence
OF liquor: Mitchell Stanton, Harry
Eredley, Newman Freeman, Earle
Pullin, Thomas Hughes, Thomas
Penn, Howard Briggs, Earl Thumae
". OBrien, Howard Reynolds, Ed
ward Harrison, Sidney Thompson
Fred Linn. Charles O'DonnelI and
James #. Humphrey.
This week being set aside as 'Fir,
prevention Week, In Arlington
county, the warning issued BY tn,
Llre chiefs are being needed. All
trasn y being cleaned up ans
greater care II being used IN Durn
IN addition to the burning D
Tasn citizens are warned 10 ex