Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-26
Mclean.

MCLEAN, Va, December % (Spe.
rian.-McLean Council, Order Fra
ternal Americans. Tuesday night
elected William p Davis president;
William Voight, vice president; {.
r. Money, recording secretary; W.
ID. Weller, assistant recording sec
Rotary: Ralph Thompson. financial
secretary; l.. Il. Lowe. treasurer:
C.. Gorham. conductor; Raymond
Rail. warden: Weldon Thompson, in
side sentinel: Otto Weight. OUTSIDE
sentinel: Albert Gorham. chaplain;
G. A. Grabb and Raymond Rogers,
representatives to the state council,
and l.. r. Lowe. Ralph Thompson
&. A. Grub and Raymond Rogers.
will be installed at the next meeting
by G.. A. Grubb.
Old Glory Council, Daughters OF
America will meet in the lodge
rooms of the Order of fTaterhai
Americans on Monday night.
The fire department will meet in
the engine house Monday night. the
chief business of the evening being
rehearsal for the big show TO be
GIVEN January 10 and 20. Frank
Walter is general chairman of the
entertainment. assisted by NJ j.
Garland and the officers
Mr. and Mrs. H. {. Ayers announce
the marriage of their daughter Mary
Alneda to William Il. kelster OF
T-airfax September 27. 1926. MI. and
Mrs. Keister will be at home to their
friends after February ]. in Fairfax.
special Christmas choral service
IA TO be held in the Episcopal Churcn
tomorrow evening, featuring the ola
traditional carols. under the ulrec-
ton of the organist. Mrs. Harry Aoeii-
Rev. J. G. Sadtler will talk on the
history of these carols and will lead
evening prayer. Miss h.dith MACK
will give a soprano solo.
Episcopal Yule Fete.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Fniscopal Sunday school will be held
o., the Parish Hall, Monday night. The
feature of the program will be four
reel moving picture, depicting scenes
from, the life of Christ. Admission Tor
adults will be Is cents, children free
This will be followed by Christmas
carols and a visit of Santa Claus.
Most of the smaller members OF the
BAPTIST Sunday school will take part
I'm the Christmas entertainment, Mon,
hav night. when @ varied program or
music and Rotations will be present.
ed. Mrs. w. H. Dodge is in charge.
On Tuesday evening the Mclean
z. Y. p, u. will be host to the b. l.
p. us of the Eastern POTOMAC
Federation, including the Baptist
churches of Alexandra, CLARENDON
Cherrydale, Falls Church, Del Ray
Beulah, Fort Myer Heights ana Hern.
don. The Mclean Union Will present
a play, with Mrs. Whitley MIS-.
Cr,Ibb. Mrs. Berthiaume, Ralpn
THOMPSON, Mr.. Conner. Lois Payne,
leonard Thompson, Wesley and Doro-
+hy hodge in the cast. Refreshments
will be served.
s'rha Girls Club Of the Presbyterian
Church has issued invitations to
marty at the home of the president,
Eusenia Anderson, Monday night, IN
honor of Frances Hileman. Charles
clark and Russell Young, who are at
home from college for the holidays.
Mrs. Hunter Mack is in charge OF
the entertainment and Mrs. U. T.
Blair of the refreshments.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will give a cantata. Santa Claus and
the star Queen" at the Christmas en-
tertainment Tuesday night. Virginia
Thayer plays the Snow Queen ana
Lester Kidwell Santa Claus, with
others in the cast, including Florence
Money, JAMIE Conner, Elmer Anderson
Elsie Hale, James Beatt1e, heien NC
Gussin, Billie Kidwell, Elsie Money
Donald and Edwin Farver. Eoitn
Blair, George Hileman, Rosahe Inorpe
and Catharine Cunningham. Rev. Mr.:
n,,nham will make q short talk and
an offering will be taken UP for mis-
eions in Syria.
Music to be Feature.
The Methodist Christmas entertain
srent Wedn esday night will take the.
ulace, of the midweek prayer meeting
and win consist largely Of music. An
offering will be taken up Tor the
Methodist Home for the Aged at
Gaithersburg, Md.
The business meeting of the Baptist
Church will be held on New Year
night. w..
movement Association viii hold
social at the home OF MI. ana MIS-
Murray Payne on THURSDAY night.
The Junior League of the Franklin
Sherman High School gave an eia'
borate Christmas program Wednes-
day morning before school was dis
missed. The opening number was
bible selection by Theodore Corner,
followed by a song by the scnool;
Ruth Tyler, Laura Cameron ana
Grace Brown gave q poem, the senior
class, with Gladys Moore as sololst,
sang a skating song. Dallas Payne
recited, followed by a pageant by
Lucille Loomis, Nancy Linn and
Rena May Napier; story by Evelyn
Jennings; song by the boys and girls
basket ball teams; phone call to ST.
Nick; piano selection by Thelma Nc
CIanahan; recitation by Warren
Darne, song by the school, recitation
by Ave boys Of the fifth grade. story
by William Lockerwood. Christmas
at the Purple Bean" by Dorothy Pier
point; song by the second grade. reel
fation from Christmas Night in the
Quarters" by Marie Darne and Vim
cent Schermerhorn; poem by Miles
Libbey, song by the seventh grade,
recitation by Resale Thorpe and
Anna Graf, solo by Lucy Mcintosh
and song by the seventh grade, reel
tation by Mathilde Berthiaume and
violin selection by William Locker
wood. The last recitation, by Eolene
weitner, was followed by the distribu-
ton Of the presents and candy to each
child by Santa Claus. The faculty
presented to Miss NJ. NJ. Snead, princi-
hal. a desk set for her Office.
J The school entertainment last Fri
day cleared $52. This has paid for
the new drinking fountain for pri-
marry children and for the temporary
CURTAINS for the stage in the audi