Evening star., 1926-06-20
MCLEAN.

; MCLEAN, Va, June 10 tSpeciaD.-
! McLean'S first vacation Bible school
opens Monday morning at $3.50. The
expenses for text books and supplies
are being borne eqtlallv by the four
i Sunday schools of the community. All
| children are invited to attend. Ses-
: sions win last from $3.50 to l2l5, for
| two weeks. Mrs. Hunter Mack will
| act as superintendent, and the chill
dren will be divided into four main
groups, with Mrs. Berthiaume, as
sisted by Mrs. Dodge as leader of the
kindergarten children under 3. Mrs.
Arnold, assisted by Frances Hileman,
win take the children of the first,
second, and third school grades; Mrs.
Cline and Mrs. WhiteleY will have
the juniors. and Rev. Mr.. Shumate
the Intermediates, from seventh grade
up He will be assisted by Mrs. Cor
uer, Mrs. Crawder, Mrs u. S. Walters,
Miss Lucy Steptoe, home demonStra-
tion agent and others. The non-Sect-
arian Bible study will take up half an
hour each day. and it is planned to
have instruction in sewing. bread
E2!lins, basletry, canning, manual
training. art work, etc, as well as
organized recreation and singing.
Sharon Chapter, Eastern Star viii
meet in the Masonic Hall on Monday
night
The Langley Methodist women win
organize q missionary society in con
nection with their Ladies' Aid. The
organization Will be effected by Mrs.
Caldwell of the Clarendon Methodist
Church, who will come to Langley at
the prayer meeting hour next Wednes-
day evening
sharon Lodge. No. 327. a. +. a. NJ,
will meet in the Masonic Han on
Thursday
The Ladies' Social Club of El Nido
will meet on Thursday afternoon. The
strawberry festival on the church
grounds las Wednesday evening
cleared between S25 and $50.
Mclean Council, Fraternal Ameri-
cans, elected the following officers on
Tuesday night: President, William
Davis; vice president, William Yoight;
conductor, c. Gorham; warden. c. W.
Dunn inside sentinel, II. VoiGht; out
side sentinel, r. Ball; chaplain, Il.
Rogers, representative to the State
Council. G. A. GrubO, alternate, K.
Rogers They will be installed at the
next meeting by Ray Rogers, past
president
The vestry Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church was entertiined at dinner by
Is. G. Foster at the Country Club on
Thursday night.
The board of directors of the Ii
brary Association held a meeting on
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs L. s. Walters. 1t was decided
to advance the date of the next meet
ing to July 6.
Scoutmaster Kreider and seven
Scouts attended the field meet of the
NTH division, held last Saturday at
Virginia Highlands Mr.. Kreider As
Il
Committeeman T. NJ. Corner will so
TO Camp Roosevelt, Md. on Saturday
for the first week Of the Scout camp.
SiX OF the Mclean troop will go 70
the camp
The fire department is meeting with
very encouraging results in its solicl-
tation for support for its first carnival.
which will be held on the school
grounds on June -, 25 and 26. 1t IS
hoped that the event Will make IT
possible to secure much needed equip
ment and materially reduce the in
debtedness on the building, Stands
are now being erected and all prepara-
tions will be completed before Thurs
day night.
The Eastern Star card party last
Saturday night, given by Mrs. Lorln
Magarity and Mrs. koontz. cleared
SI5.
MIS-. l. req Drew bA w d@lllllts wi St'
,ertained the hospital branch of the
Sunshine Society with picnic sup
per at Kenilworth Farm yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Adrian Busick is giving
dance and card party at st. John
Community Hall tonight. for the bene-
fit of the guild Of the church.
The musical program following the
presentation of The Manless We'd
ding" by the ladies of the Presby.
terian Church last night, included Sc.
lections by Miss Della D'Edwine OF
Washington. on the violin and bonJo.
mandolin: solos by Stanley Fultz of
Washington. piano music by Mrs
Ethel Libbey of Mclean and recita-
tion by Louise Arnold
Childrens day at the Baptist
Church will be observed tomorrow
morning. the Rev. V. II. Council max.
ing a talk TO the young people The
program is in charge of Mrs. Cline and
Mrs Dodge.
The Girls Club of the Presbyterian
Church met with May Beattie on
Tuesday and planned a hike and
weiner roast Tuesday evening.
Childrens day at the Langley
Methodist Church last Sunday was
observed with program largely musi-
cal