Evening star., 1925-09-13

carried by the members. The Booster
Club will pay the admission fee or all
who go with the caravan.
Paul B. Hulfish of this city has been
appointed assistant secretary of the
Southeastern Underwriters Associa-
ton, with headquarters in Atlanta.
He was formerly manager of the
North Carolina inspection bureau.
The Chamber of Commerce Will hold
a meeting at O'Clock Monday after
noon to elect a president and director
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Kenneth w. Ogden, who was presi-
dent of the chamber.
At a meeting of the Kate Waller
Barrett Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, held Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Phillip d. Peyton at
Braddock, Mrs. John w. Price was
elected regent to take the place of
Mrs. T. X. Mauphin, who has resigned
and gone to Florida.
Henry P. Thomas will address the
Westminster Bible Glass of the Second
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn
ing.
So far 2,625 children have enrolled
in the public schools of the city, 2,125
white and 500 colored. The enroll
ment in the High School is 452. There
are 423 new pupils.
The eighth installmenr or stock in
the new George Mason Hotel will be
due next Tuesday. John B. Phillips,
secretarytreasurer urges that the
three remaining installments be paid
at that time. The hotel company is
having quite q time collecting the
subscriptions, having already insti-
tuted suits against 73 delinquent sub
scribers to the stock in the corpora
ton.
Car and Truck Collide.
When a street car of the Washing.
Virginia Railway Company and a
delivery truck bearing the name of
w. G. Mills & Sons, Herndon. Va,
collided this morning at King and
St. Asaph streets, the front Of the
car was demolished. No one was in
jured.
Two crews of the Old Dominion
Boat Club held a regatta at the Po-
tomac Boat Club this afternoon. Jack
Pohl local athlete. now at the Naval
Academy. rowed the Old Dominion
quad.
William Gibbs McAdoo. who has
been spending some time at Holm
Hall, on the Mount Vernon road, has
left for California by way of New
York.
Due to the illness of DIR. William
Jackson Morton. rector of old Christ
of the theological seminary will
preach at both evening and morning
services in the church.
After a vacation during the Sum
mer. the Greenaway memorial class
of the NJ. +. Church South will re-
sumo classes tomorrow morning.
There will be a reception at the
Alexandria Hospital Monday night to
the public school teachers of the city
Do
ton. Chester A. Quinn, chairman Of
the school board. will welcome the
new and returning teachers. There
will be a short music program. Gen
eral officers of the Parent Teacher
Association Will be elected October 2.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be
a special meeting Of the alumnae of
ST. Mary's Academy. It will be the
last meeting before the convention,
which will be held in October. Imme-
diately following. there will be a re-
ception to the new sister superior Of
the academy, Sister NJ. Reparado.
The Retail Merchants Club met
Wednesday night and appointed a
committee to see each member of
the club to have them sign the rules
governing revised credit bureau of
the club. The committee is COM
posed of C. Page Waller, Sidney
w ell and +. Clinton Knight. An IN
vitation was issued to a member OF
the Chicago Retail Merchants Asso-
citation 70 speak before the club in
the near future.
At the weekly meeting of the
Kiwan4 Club Rev. p L. Vernon Of
the Fist Baptist Church spoke on
the "CKy Beautiful" Thomas Chaun-
cey reported that s45 was realized
from the sale of tombstone given
to the club before the carnival last
Spring.
The annual meeting of the Knights
of Columbus was held Wednesday
night. officers chosen were: Grand
knight, DR.. c. c. Caylor: deputy
grand knight. George L. Manger;
chancellor. Francis II. Fannon: re-
corder, William L. DeVaughn; finan-
clal secretary, George F. Downham;
treasurer. Sylvester Breem; advocate,
T. Reginald Dyson: warden, Thomas
J. Sullivan; inside guard. Carl D.
Rothmund; outside guard, Samuel D.
DeVaughn; chaplain, Rev. Louis
Smet; trustees. c. Raymond He'll
muth and Julian Downey.
The junior choir of st. Paul's
Church gave an entertainment in the
Norton Memorial Hall last night.