Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
FALLS CHURCH.

FALLS CHURCH, Va, February
Especially Mayor Fellows has re-
ceived word from Delegates Williams
and Jesse that the proposed new
town charter for Falls Church has
been introduced in the legislature as
special bill. and that a hearing on
1t before the joint house and senate
committees has been arranged for
mex Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Mayor Fellows and a committee of
council will attend the hearing and
1t Is expected a number of citizens
also Will 60 to Richmond to be pres
ent and some of them to. be heard.
1t is the desire of the council and
OF Messrs Williams and Jesse that
both proponents and opponents of
, the proposed new charter shall have
full opportunity to present their
arguments.
A special meeting of the woman's
club has been called for Monday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the home of
the president. Mrs. r. j. Formal. to
take some action in regard to the
proposed new town charter. The
club hopes, IL possible. to send a rep
resentativo to Richmond for the
hearing. The regular meeting of the
club will be held next Friday at 2
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs G. w,
Hawxhurst.
Owing to the revival services
! which are being held at the BAPTIST
Snnrch. the February meeting of the
Ci'lzens Association will be omitted
BENEFIT Entertainment,
o An entertainment Will be given at
| ODD Fellows Hall on the night of
FEBRUARY IS by pupils Of the Falls
| church schools. The proceeds will
pc used for equipment for the pro-
| Spactive new building
ENaninatIons for the close of the
| HrSt half of the school wear wara IN
progress all this week and promotion
/ VIII De made and new classes forr,D
eo next week. Sewing will he tanrb,
IN me nigh school this term bv Miss
neCauley' who will give two lessons
D, $3.50 N. MISS Nina Trussell of
music "' VIII teach
me union revival services at tb.
b a5 Church the past week have
uau splendid attendance. They
closing Friday night. "eA'
DR.. Carlisle L. Hubbard of c.
aui Church, Wilmington, Del
VINO breaches every Sunday 20 and,
fftoa, NUMBERING from twelve to
ing the services and holds an az
Iernoon meeting at o'clock aud
an evening meeting at o'clock.
Ill; SUNDAY morning at IL o'clock lie
VII preach at the Baptist church
by the Methodists, who will omit
their morning service. At 8 O'Clock
ne VIII address a mass meeting
$3.50 sos men o.cIoc At tn the . same church A
young peoples religious societies of
the town. Epworth Leagues, Chris
! tan Endeavor, and B. Y. +. L. at
Srossman Methodist Church, and at
pm. union service will be held
at the Baptist church
Prayer Meeting Service.
! Vol
the synodical society of Washington
| VIII conduct prayer meeting sery-
Ice at the Presbyterian Church Sun
! day morning at IL o'clock. The
| Woman's Missionary Sociaty.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. McGroarty and
family have taken an apartment IN
Washington for the remainder of the
| winter.
| Miss Mildred MaeNair entertained
! a party of young friends in honor of
! her birthday anniversary tonight.
/ Scott Ryer, who has been i'll of
pleurisy. is patient at Garfield
! Hospital.
! Charles Kincheloe, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Kincheloe. WAC has
been seriously I'll of pneumonia. is
reported better today.
! Mr.. and Mrs. F.. T. Fenwick spent
the week end in Boston.
| Acacia Chapter. No. 81, o. f. $. Will
meet in the chapter room Tuesday
| night when the last limitations of the
year will take place.
| DR.. and Mrs y. A. Cobb gave a rare
/ treat to a party of friends last Thurs
day night, when they invited them TO
| witness an exhibition OF blue-Jay
slides which were completed recently
! by Dr. Cobb. 1t is most unusual for
jays to nest near an occupied house,
and when this pair selected a tree
| Just outside of his bedroom window
| Or. Cobb became deeply interested in
| them and took time to make an ex-
| haustive study of their habits, also
making the slides, which he eN-
plained as each one was shown
| DR.. Cobb is preparing a book on the
! subject which will be published later.
Chnutauqua Meeting.
| All guarantors of the Chautauqua
are requested to meet at the home of
&c. A. Berger Monday evening, Febru-
airy Il, at 8 o'clock. The Chautauqua
season will open here March 1 and
continue for four days.
At a meeting of the Arlington and
Fairfax Building Association Satur-
day night the following officers were
elected: President, DR.. ]. b. Gould;
first vice president. E. T. Fenwick;
second vice president, Franklin Will
iiams; secretary d. r. Luttrell; treas
urer F. H. Eastman.
Judge H. r. Thomas and Claude
Richardson were elected at the same
meeting, and with the officers consti-
tute the board of directors.
| The Kings Daughters Circle held a
irummage sale in Broad street store
building yesterday and today.
TuRTT0N VILLAGE