Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
MCLEAN.

MCLEAN, Va, July rs tSpeciaD,--
sharon Chapter, Eastern Star, met In
the Masonic Hall Monday night.
Plans were made for an excursion TO
Marshall Hall August IA. Tickets
may be obtained from any member
of the chapter, 80 per cent of the
proceeds being turned back to the
chapter fund. Members and their
friends may leave on any of the boats,
some going in the morning, some
at night, the majority planning to
take the afternoon boat and eat din.
ner there.
Mrs. Edward Gorham announced
that last Saturdays lawn party had
Melted S44.20 for the chapter treasury.
This years officers have raised $12S
in the three months OF their incum.
bency.
Mclean Council, Orier of Fraternal
Americans. met In the lodgerooms
Tuesday night, and installed the fol-
lowing: President. William b. Davis;
vice president. William Voight: con-
ductor, G. Gorham; warden. G. w.
Dunn: inside sentinel. r.. Voight: out.
side sentinel, II. Ball; chaplain, X.
Rogers; representative to the State
Council, c. A. Grubb alternate, 4.
Rogers. Past President Raymond
Rogers acted az installing officer. The
following officers were held over for
an additional six months: G. p, Money.
recording secretary: Ralph Thompson
assistant recording secretary: Eppa
Kirby, financial secretary; l.. r. Lowe.
treasurer: r. Rogers, Preston Rogers
and l.. r. Lowe, trustees.
Margaret Faulkner and George
Hall, of Chesterbrook. were married
at the Chesterbrook NJ. f. Church
South Monday evening at 8 o'clock
by the Rev. Mr.. Shumate. Thelma
Faulkner was maid of honor for her
sister.
Prof. Leonard Wilder Dead.
Prof. Leonard Wilder OF Ingleside
died suddenly on Tuesday morning at
the Marine Hospital in Baltimore.
Funeral services were held Wednes,
day afternoon at his late residence,
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Sadtler
of st. Johns Episcopal Church. Bur
ial was In the townsville Cemetery.
Pallbearers were chosen from among
Prof. Wilder's associates in the Pub
lie Health Service Laboratory, where
Prof. Wilder was employed as tech
meal artist. He is survived by his
widow.
Rev and Mrs. J. G.. Sadtler and
family left Mclean Thursday morning
by automobile for a months vacation
in camp in the Adirondack Noun
tains. The assistant at st. Margaret's
Episcopal Church in Washington will
occupy the rectory during their alb
sence and will hold evening instead
of morning services. beginning August
I. Tomorrow morning b. g. Foster,
lay reader, will occupy the pulpit.
The Presbyterian Girls Club met
with Mrs. Hunter Mack Tuesday
night. The members made plans TO
so to the Sycamore Island Canoe Club
Tuesday az the guests of Mrs. U. r..
Blair.
The board OF trustees of the Lewins-
vile Presbyterian Church met with
Hunter Mack Wednesday night. They
made plans to start work Immediately
on the projected improvements to the
church grounds, grading the front
banks, thinning the trees and building
| new driveway before bad weather
| sets in. The old fence has already
been removed.
The Guild of st. Johns Episcopal
| Church will meet is the parish hall
| Tuesday at 2:30 pm.
Mrs. Dodge and the members OF her
| Sunbeam Mission Band will meet in
| the Baptist Church Tuesday at pm.
/ Mrs. w. r. Ross. president of the
Mclean Mission Union, attended the
| group meetings of the Missionary
| Union Of the Potomac Federation held
at Bealeton, Va. Wednesday and
{, Thursday.
| Mrs. w. Fl. Dodge viii be leader Of
/ the ladies. group of the z. Y. p. L. or
Sunday night. The business meeting
4 for church members Will be held or
/ Saturday, July 81. The Girls Auxfl
| larry will meet after Sunday Schoo
| tomorrow.
! The st. Johns Ladies' Social Clut
of FL Nido will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Cavanaugh on Thursday after
| noon.
| Mclean Day Committee.
! All save three of the committee
/ chairmen selected by the board of gov
ernors for Mclean day will be able Il
serve. Owing TO Mrs. Frech's absence
| Arthur Taylor will serve as chairman
of the decorations committee. Elmer
Guilford will take Mrs. Reeds place
as chairman of the committee selling
pictures of the school building. Mrs
L. s. Walters will be In charge of thu
baby show in place of Mrs. Briggs
The grounds committee has been ap
pointed, as follows: Charles Thomas
| chairman: l.. H. Crowder and M. l.
Payne.
I The baby show is open to all babie.
in Fairfax or Arlington counties. anC
attractive prizes will he offered to tn,
| winners of the three classes. as fol
lows: "a Up to | year. t2) from l to
wears. (31 from to 8 years.
| Mrs. r. NJ. Corner. chairman of thu
committee In charge OF renting ex
| hibit Space. announces that the Vir
ginia Public Service Company will pu
on an exhibit of model kitchen
equipped with every electrical convent
ence.
The program for Mclean day a!
now arranged includes hot Virginia
chicken dinner. IS cents, served from
IL noon to pm; baby show in thu
parish hall, beginning at 2 o'clock
professional tournament at 2 o'clock
entrance fee 50. with prizes of SIS
SIS, SO, and SIS; tug-ofwar at
o'clock: base bali at 4 o'clock; bant
concert from to Z PM: browning o
the Queen of Love and Beauty ant
4 coronation address, at 1870 pm: dane
i4g in the open.air pavilion, to l1:S'
pm.
The closing party of the disbandini
group of Camp Fire Girls has been pu
i off from this week until Tuesday, Au
gust Ii. The following members 0
the Camp Fire organization has forme,
the Friday Night Club instead: Cath
arine Ash, president: Dorothy Dodge
vice president; Doris Haines, secre
tary: Mathilde Berthiaume, treasurer
lI.ouise Arnold, Audrey Lowe and Win
fired Graf. The frs. meeting wa
held Tuesday night at the home o
Mathilde Berthiaume. Meetings vii
be held on the second Friday of eacl
month at pm. Applications TO
membership may be made to any o
the above members.
The Fire Department will hold /
business meeting Monday night in tn