The Washington times., 1924-03-22
CITIZENS Group
OF CLARENDON
|. To ELECT
Funeral Services for E. M.
Russell Will Be Held
Monday Afternoon.

CLARENDON, Va, March "a
Annual election Of officers Of the
Clarendon Citizens Association will
take place at the regular semi
monthly meeting Monday night at 8
o'clock at the citizens hall. Full
attendance at the meeting is being
urged. 49,
Funeral services for q. M. Rus.
sell, eighty-ope years old, who died
at his home on Maple street, Claren-
don, late Thursday afternoon, will
take place from his late residence
Monday afternoon at o'clock. c.
p. Ryland, Of the Clarendon Baptist
Church officiating. Following the
services at the house, Columbia
Lodge, No. 1855. A. F. and A. M. of
which he was member, will take
charge Of the service. He also was
q member of New York encamp.
ment of the @. A. r. Interment
will be at Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Russell returned from Miami.
Fla, where he and his wife spent
the winter, the day before his death.
He Is survived by his widow, and
one son, e. M. Russell, jr., eight
cen years old; one brother, Arthur E.
Russell, Of Boston, Mass, and a sis.
ter, Miss Minnie A. Russell, Of
Kalamazoo, Mich.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Ballston Citizens Association
will be held in the fire house at &
o'clock Tuesday night.
The luncheon and meeting Of the
organized women voters OF Airing
ton county, announced by the execu.
tive committee to be held in the
auditorium Of the Cherrydale fire
house April 8, according to Mrs.
Catharine U. Rogers, president
promises to be the largest gather
ing Of women held in the history
Of Arlington county.
The ladies' # aid society Of the
Cherrydale Methodist Church will
serve luncheon.
The principal speaker at the meet.
ing will be Congressman r. Walton
Moore. Many interesting county
conditions and improvements are on
the program for discussion
Public installation of the newly.
elected officers Of Arlington Chap
ter, No. 80, o. F.. S., of Cherrydale,
will take place Monday night in The
auditorium of the Cherrydale fire
house. The chapter win hold a
short business session at 7:30 O'Clock;
after which the officers will be If,
stalled by Mrs. Mary r. Techarn,
grand lecturer Of the District OF CO.
lumbia, assisted by Mrs. Louise
Burkeholder, grand marshall OF the
Grand Chapter Of Virginia.
The newly appointed officers are:
Chaplain, Mrs. Viola Walker; mar
shall, Mrs. Minnie Brennan; or
ganist, Mrs. Ethel Wetzel; Ada, Mrs.
Ethel Hughlett; Ruth, Mrs. Hazel
Moore: Esther, Mrs. Bertha Inbody;
Martha, Mrs. Emma Topley; Electa,
Mrs. Abbie Bischoff: warder, Mrs..
Ada Ramsdell. and sentinel, Mrs. c.
Moore.
A. Park Payne, Of Clarendon, who
a few days ago suffered a broken
arm, resulting from falling down
a flight of stairs at his home on
Wilson boulevard, Is reported recov'
ering rapidly.
Mrs. C. r. Taylor. chairman OF
the sanitation committee Of the
Woman's Civic Club, meeting with
A. D. Landley, and Thomas Man.
ming Of the Clarendon Citizens AS.
sociation, reports that, following an
interview with Frank Imboden. OF
the Washington-Virgin Railway
Company, the committee was as
sured that the waiting room at
Clarendon will be kept in q SAM
tary condition.
Mrs. Taylor states that signs mo
| anoking." and mo loafing," Will
be posted, and that Special Officer
A. b. Langley has been instructed