The Washington times., 1924-10-27
JUDGE NATIONS
To SPEAK At
BALLST0N
American Party's Candidate
to Address Christian En-
deavor Union

CLARENDON, Va, Oct. e.
Judge Gilbert o. Nations, Of the Dis.
trict o. Columbia. candidate for
President on the. American party
ticket, win be the principal speaker
at the annual meeting Of the North.
ern district Of the Virginia Christian
Endeavpr Union, II the Ballston
night.
At 8 o'clock a banquet win be
served in the church. u. n. Nnylor.
president OF the district, viii be
toagtmhster. Addresses will ba
made by State Senator Frank L.
Ball Harry X. Green, and Charles
q. Ktnchloe, superintendent Of the
sunday School Association Of Ar.
linston County.
Mrs. Alice Bickler, state regent
Of the Daughters Of Isabella NJ
Maryland, District Of Columbia, and
Virginia, will install the recently
elected officers OF st. Charles Circle
OF the Daughters Of Isabella. az
Clarendon. at the Willard Hotel to-
night at 8 o'clock. Those TO Be ia.
stalled are Mrs. Thomas Crack. re-
gent; Mrs. Gertrude ,Wayland, vice
regent; Mrs. Ellen Tyne, Chancellor:
Mrs. Ellen Toulotte. custodian: Misc
Margaret McCloskey, recording SEQ
retary; Mrs. Nellie Burrows, ffnan-
cial secretary; Mrs. MARGARET Wise
man, Mrs. J. Thomas Manning, and
Mrs. Thomas WEIGH. trustees: Mya.
e. McCloskey, organist; Miss Jennie
Joneka, scribe; Mrs. George Childs.
inside guard; Mrs. Mckay, outside
guard; Mrs. Harry Milka. first
guide, and Mrs. Margaret Turney.
second guide.
That the bond issue for $4,000
Lor new ten-room elementary
scnool Tor Falls Church will be car
rled by an overwhelming majority
was assured last night by leaders
OF the movement.
The election win be held in the
council rooms on Friday, from / to
o'clock.
A special meeting Of the trustees
OF the Falls Church fire department
will be held tomorrow night at s
O'Clock when plans for the new fire
house win be discussed.
Plans for carrying on the drive
for the community sewer for Thrift
ton Village win Be the outstanding
business at the regular meeting OF
the Thrifton Improvement League
to be held tonight In the Parish
hall. ss
Captain John 7. Talman, superin,
tendent of roads and sanitary en-
gineer of Arlington county, has near
~ completed the surveys, and will
submit estimates 10 the league with
In q few days. Efforts are being
made TO get the work started before
spring.
Today the Arlington County We'll
fare League viii start an extensive
drive for members throughout the
county. It is planned, according to
Mrs. Andrew Hamilton Cannon,
president, to visit every home in the
county.
While playing in front Of his home
In Clarendon yesterday afternoon,
George Coppage, eight-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Coppage,
was attacked by an airedale dog and
bitten on the shoulder.
Inc cnHu u Sal0 10 Dc III NO BSF1-
GUS danger.
State Game Warden Howard A.
Smoot issued a warming last night
that no hunting would be allowed in
Arlington county until November is,
the date set by law.
Plans for the harvest and costume
dance to be given by the Woman's
Club Of Lyon Park Friday night in
the Clarendon Community Hail are
all complete, said Mrs. Joseph Haley,
president OF the club, last night
Dancing will start at Q o'clock.
Music win be furnished by an or.
chestra from Washington Barracks.
The proceeds will go to the Com.
munity House building fund.