Evening star., 1926-06-20
ARLINGTON COUNTY NEWS

/ fected at a largely attended meeting
held Thursday night. The hive was
! Instituted by Supreme Supervisor
! Pearl NJ. Meade of Washington, as
sisted by Sir knight John Il. Grast,
| district manager of Washington; Sir
! Knight Thomas r. White, distric;
manager of Alexandria, and the de
gree team of A eXandria Hive, No. 4S.
The election OF officers resulted as
/ follows: Mrs. Elizabeth X Taylor,
past commander; Mrs. EfIie o.. Hav-
enner, commander; Mrs. Mabel +.
Davidson. lieutenant commander,
! Mrs. Gladys r. Durham, chaplain:
Mrs. Maude u. Marcy, sergeant;
| Mrs. Ala l.. Lawrence, lady at arms;
| Mrs. Lillian r. Robinson, first lady
| Of guard; Mrs. Carrie W. kidWeli,
second lady of guard: Mrs. Eva f.
Pumphrey, sentinel; Mrs. May w
kr@igbaum. picket; Mrs. Jeannette
W. Woodland, record keeper; Mrs.
t,ltie T.. IiaVenner. Mrs. Elizabeth X.
Taylor and Mrs. Nellie V. Skillman,
trustees.
Standing committees were an
uolnord as follows: Social committee.
AIRS Mae w. kriegbaum chairman,
Mrs Lillian K. Robinson, Miss Doro-
thea T.. Ilavcnncr, Mrs. Gladys =. Dur
ham, Miss Sally G.. Palmer: sick com
mttce, Mrs. Virginia B. Pepper (chair-
mani Mrs. Carrie w. Kidwell Mrs.
Eva f. Pumphrey; bylaws committee,
Mrs. t,fie j.. Havenner chairman,
Mrs. Jeanette NJ Woodland, Mrs.
Eva T. Humphrey.
Meetings to be Arranged.
Meetings of the organization are to
he arranged by the executive commit
tee, which embraces all elected officers
Announcement was made that there
would be Il Joint installation of the Of
fiUerS of the hive and those of Robert
Il, Lee Tent at the first meeting in
July, ut which time the fun iGitiatopy
degree of the tent will be given.
Schools Of the county will close for
the Summer vacation Wednesday.
Special graduation exercises are to be
held in all of the schools on that day,
1t Which time promotions will be an
nounced and diplomas presented
The June term of the Circuit Court
viii convene Monday morning at 10
O'Clock. Eighteen alleged law viola
tons. most Of which are said to be pro-
hihition cases, will be considered by
the grand jury, which consists of c.
Eugene Doyle K. Page Shepherd,
Thomas ID. De Lashmutt, William NJ.
KlevStauber. C. F. y. Hallcr. +. II.
Goff. G. r. McCrehan and w. r. Kf
well.
In recognition of her efforts in in
terestS of the Thomas jefferson MOnti-
cello fund, Mrs. W. w. Snyder of Clar-
endon has been sent an invitation to
join the honorary automobile escort
that will accompany Thomas Ieffer.
sons gig from Monticello to Philadcl-
phia and the international Sesquicen-
tennial Exposition. She has also been
invited to participate in the national
Fourth of July exercises to be held AZ
Monticello in celebration of the l50th
anniversary of the Declaration of In
dependence and in COmmemOration of
the centennial of the death of its au-
thor. jefferson. The invitations are
rendered jointly by the SesquiCenten-
NAL of American Independence, the
Thomas jefferson Memorial FOunda-
ton and the Thomas Jefferson Centen-
nial Commission.
School Body to Meet.
The postponed meeting Of the Ar
lngton County School Federation will
be held at the Washington and Lee
High School Wednesday evening at
o'clock. Election of officers will be but
ono of many important matters TO
come before the organization.
The school board Of the county has
started plans for some sort of a cere-
mony to he held in the auditorium of
the evening of July in celebration
OF the l50th anniversary of the sign
ing of the Declaration of Independence
and in observance Of the centennial of
the death Of its author. The civic and
school organizations will be asked to
co operate Just what form the eX-
ercises will take has not been deter
mined
Arlington Camp. Sons of Confeder-
ate Veterans. was represented at the
State reunion at Farmvilie this week
w. Palmer. sponsor. and Mrs. W. F..
Williams. matron of honor. The ap-
were made by w. Thomas
French, commander of the camp.
TWENTY-FIVE members and friends Of
Arlington Chapter, United Daughters
Of the COnfederacY, were guests at
delightful reception given by Mrs. II
A Fellows. president of Robert +.
Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, at her home in rails
Church Friday afternoon.
Arlington Chapter Juniors. Children
of the COnfederaCy, will hold picnic
in the park at Lyon Park Saturday.
Plans for Camp Harrington, TO be
held at Bluemont, August II to "a.
were presented to the Young Peoples
SUNDAY School Council meeting at the
home of Miss Anna Mae Sasher in
Clarendon last Monday evening.