Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12

MCLEAN, Va, September II (Spe-
ciaD.-The opening event OF the school
year will be held Thursday at 3 pm.
when the Parent Teachers Association
will convene in the Community Hall.
officers and delegates will be elected
The School and Civic League will
hold it's postponed meeting Monday
night in the parish hall.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church will meet in the
rectory at 2:30 Monday.
DIR. T. j. Lambert of Alexandria,
presiding elder for this district, will
preach tomorrow morning at II
Church There will be no evening
service and no Epworth League meet
ing The second quarterly conference
for the year for the Langley and
Chesterbrook churches will be held
Immediately following the morning
services.
The often postponed lawn party
planned by the ladies of the Langley
Methodist Church was held in the
schoolhouse last week. The proceeds
amounted to $40.
The Epworth Institute for Alex
andria district was held at Hamilton
on Tuesday and Langley parish was
represented by Miss Elsie Arnold,
Mrs Hunter Mack. Rev. A. II. Shu-
mate and Marvin Kirby.
The moving pictures being shown
every Tuesday and Friday nights in
the parish hall under the direction Of
Mrs Gersdorff have been well at
tended. Next Tuesday night Sea
Horses" will be shown. There will be
no picture on Friday night.
u At.A( IL
meet Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Murray Payne of West Nc
Lean.
At meeting of the Mission
Union Tuesday plans were made for
the quarterly week Of prayer, begin
ming September 20, which is observed
by the Baptist churches through the
Mission Unions.
The Girls Auxiliary will meet fol-
lowing Sunday school tomorrow. Dor
othy Dodge and the young people will
lead the 3. Y. p. L. at night.
The Presbyterian Girls Club met
with Frances Hileman last Tuesday.
AS Frances will be gone this year the
secretary and treasureship was trans
ferred to Virginia Thayer.
The Buena Vista Avenue Improve
ment Association was organized by
residents of West Mclean at a meet
: ing held at the home of John Hall
August 80 At a special meeting held
last Monday at Mr.. Payne's $40 was
turned over to the treasurer as the
fist collection. Women of the asso-
citation will give a chicken salad sup
per October in the fire engine house.
Officers of the new association are:
President, Clinton F1orance; vice
president, Charles Owens; secretary,
Walter Dyer: treasurer. Wallace
Hansboro; manager of road construc-
ton. Murray Payne. and assistant
manager, John Hall.
The dinner given by the ladies' of
the st. John Social Club at the Ell
Nido Catholic Church last Thursday
evening cleared $3.50.
Mrs. William Clarke of Lewinsville
has returned from motor trip to
New England. being accompanied by
! ton Village. and her nephew. Ensign
Carroll Richmond of the Coast Guard
Academy. at New London, Conn,
where the latter will be stationed dur.
| ing the coming Winter. On her re.
turn Mrs. Clarke spent some time in
New York end at the Sesquicentennial
in Philadelphia.
In the Chesterbrpok NJ. L. Church
Wednesday night Miss Lois Phillips,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. z. K. Phil
lips of Franklin Park. became the
bride of John H. Veter of Washington
Several hundred were present. Miss
Zola Payne Of Chesterbrook was maid
Of honor Miss Laura Veter Of Ralti-
more and Miss Alease Lucas of Frank.
lin Park were bridesmaids. Little
Helen Beeton of Lyon Village was
flower girl. Claude Graves of Wash
ington acted as best man. Ushers
, were Norman Robertson and Albert
Moonihan Of Washington. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev Mr.
Shumate.