Evening star., 1925-08-16
MCLEAN.

MCLEAN, Va, August 10 (SpeciaD.
The Mclean Community Library
Association, Mrs. Bruno Wittig, pre-
siding, met Tuesday. 1t was decided
to reduce the note covering the re
naming indebtedness on the building
by $50. Mrs. Henry G. Mackall was
appointed to take up with the Alex
andria Light and Power Co. the ques-
ton of adjusting the electric light
bills for the library building and to
ascertain the possibility OF paying
only for the actual current consumed
each month.
The next card party for the benefit
of the building fund will be given In
the library building on Tuesday at
pm. by Mrs. Luther trierson ana
Mrs. u. s. Walters. Tables will be
reserved for both bridge and 900.
Mrs. r. c. Arnold, president of the
Ladies' Aid of the Langley Methodist
Episcopal Church, has called special
meeting of the aid to be held on
Tuesday at ? o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Annie Hall of Mclean. Plans
will be made to give Il lawn festival.
The building formerly comparatively
owned by the residents OF Langley and
used as a town hall, now the property
of d. S. Mackall of Langley, is being
moved by Mr.. Mackall to a location
about one-quarter mile up the Lees
burg pike, where it will be converted
into a dwelling.
Sharon Chapter, Eastern Star, will
meet In the Masonic Hall on Monday
night.
The first meeting of Mclean Coun-
ell, Order of Fraternal Americans. un-
der the new officers. will be held in
the lodge rooms Tuesday night.
Fremen Plan Housewarming.
The grand opening and house
warming night for the new Fire De
partment building will be held on Au-
gust 29. 4 chicken supper will be
served at 81 per plate, proceeds to be
used to purchase additional equip
ment for the building.
The six members of the Mclean
troop of Boy Scouts who spent two
weeks at Camp Roosevelt, the Scout
camp at Chesapeake Beach, have re
turned to Mclean. Accompanied by
Scoutmaster Kreider. the local Scouts
will leave Mclean Sunday on five
day hiking trip to Annapolis, Md.
The Presbyterian Church at Lewins-
Vile is being painted inside and otu
and the adjoining parsonage modern
lied.
The monthly meeting of. the teach
ers and officers of the Baptist Sunday
school was held at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. w. H. Dodge Tuesday night
instead of Thursday night, owing to a
conflict with the meetings of the as
sociation. Mrs. w. r. Ross was Sc
lected to teach the Sunday school
class formerly led by Miss Reba Suter
Of the Franklin Sherman School fac
ulty.
T'bo 7, 5io., oI,,e g - r.-..-. c.
day school, under leadership of Mrs.
Orlando Whitley. will take charge of
the B. Y. P. L. program on Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Cline and Milton Frame of
Mclean We're representatives from
the Mclean church to the annual
meeting Of the Potomac Baptist Asso-
citation held Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday at the Little River church.
The association has for the first time
recognized the workyof the B. Y. p. U.
and included that organization on its
program.
Orlando Whitley Of Mclean. vice
president of the Fairfax County Sun
day School Association, will preside
at the all-day meeting of the associa-
ton in Falls Church today.
Episcopal Pastor on Trip.
There will be no meeting of the yes
try of st. Johns Episcopal Church
this week, as the pastor is vacation
ing in the Adirondacks
Mrs. L. d. Vosbury, in charge of
the fund of 5000 being raised
throughout Fairfax County with
which to pay the expenses of Miss
Lucy Steptoe. home demonstration
agent, reports the receipt this week
OF checks for $50 from the Alexan-
dria Light and Power Co., $15 from
the Observation-Disclosures Railway
co. and 80 from H. T. CIarkson, dis.
trict manager of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Co. of Virginia.
+. A. Allen, president of the Potters
Hill League, which has already con
tributed $50, pledged an additional
800. to be raised this Fall. Clifton
League has increased its donation to
500, the remaining so5 TO he raid
before December, and the Herndou
Chamber of Commerce has voted to
give SIS.