Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05
Mclean.


The School and Civic League will have
as it's guests and speakers Monday
night, f. w. Huddleson of Fairfax,
r. r. Buckley. of Clifton and j. d.
Garrett of Vienna, candidates for
county treasurer at the coming Dem
ocratic primary, and F. w. Richard
son of Fairfax and Fl. E.. Erwin of
Falls Church, candidates for county
clerk.
The Aid and Missionary Societies
of the Presbyterian Church will be
entertained by Mrs. J. N. Rogers
Thursday night.
The Buena Vista Avenue Improve
ment Association will meet with Mrs.
Lillian King Tuesday night.
The Baptist Mission Union will
meet at the church Tuesday at /
O'Clock, with Mrs. Charles Thomas as
leader.
Mrs. w. H. Dodge. assisted by the
women of the church. is drilling the
Sunday school in the Children's day
program to be presented at II o'clock
tomorrow morning in the Baptist
Church following Sunday school. Rev.
V. Fl. Council will give a talk to the
children. There will be a children's
chorus of 40 voices. All members of
the cradle roll and home department
will attend.
B. Y. p. u. services will begin at
$50 tomorrow night In order not to
conflict with the baccalaureate SER
mon.
Rev, j. G. Sadtler will preach at
Townsville tomorrow at 3 pm. in
place of Mr.. Durham.
Play Clears $50.
The play. 1.-THE Poor Married Man."
presented in the parish hall last Satur-
day by the auxiliary of the Spanish
War Veterans. cleared $50, of which
one.half goes to the fund for new
choir stalls in ST. Johns Episcopal
Church. Work on these stalls will be
started Immediately.
The Library Association gave card
party in the library tonight for the
benefit of the building fund.
Delta Theta Sigma will go to the
base ball game in Washington next
Friday afternoon in place Of having
a business meeting.
st. Johns Social Club met with Mrs.
Lockwood at Rockwell Station Thurs
day. This closed the fiscal year, over
$500 having been raised during the
past II months. New officers were in
stalled. Gifts were presented to re-
firing officers. Mrs. Lockwood was
given a pocketbook on the eve of her
departure for Europe.
The fire department met in the en-
CINE house Tuesday night. A letter
was read from State Architect Long
advising the fireproofing of the school
basement instead of installing fire es-
capes on the second story. 1t was de-
cided to install private telephone line
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Mr., Beattie's, Mr.. Storms and Mr..
Storms store. a committee of ten
was appointed to put penny banks in
as many houses as possible and to
ask people to contribute penny
day for fire protection,
Plans for Mclean day. to be given
Jointly by the fire department and
league. were discussed. Dates select
ed were the evening of Friday, July
30, and all day Saturday, July 81.
Change was made In order to precede
the Democratic primary. J. c. Storm
and j. p. Frech were appointed from
the fire department as two members
Of committee of Ave to be in charge,
two members to be appointed by the
league and fifth by the committee
with the chief and president of the
two organizations serving ex officio.
No church services will be held at
Langley tomorrow night. The con-
gregation will attend the baccalaure-
ate exercises in the high school audi
forum, sermon to be preached by Rev.
A. H. Shumate.
Fairfax Chapter, D. A. r., and
Burke Chapter, u. d. c., will hold a
joint ceremony in the Mclean audito-
rum at . pm. Tuesday, when Mrs.
Franklin Williams will present the
n al
to Miss Elizabeth Zoll. the Franklin
Williams medal to William Briggs,
both of the Mclean School. and the
II. A. r. medal to Miss Ruth Sher-
wood of Fairfax. Mrs Moon will pre-.
sent the U. d. c. medal to Laura Cam
eron of Mclean. At the same time
Miss Snead will award athletic letters
TO the members of the Mclean track,
basket ball and base ball teams.
commencement exercises will be
held Thursday night, with IA seniors
receiving diplomas, the largest class
to graduate at Mclean. The address
will be delivered by Representative r.
Walton Moore of Fairfax. Supt. NJ
u. Hall will present the Lincoln medal
TO Mary Leigh at this time.
Inc electoral board Tuesday appoint
ca the following judges and clerks for
Ffovldence district: Langley precinct.
n. w: Brumback, Claude A, Grubb.
Z. >: Walters. A. Lawrence Leigh, e.
Il. Merry; Lick precinct Omar I. Nigh.
Berry F. Shreve. d. n. Mills, C. B.
Money and s. Webster Flagg; Fairfax
precinct ii. NJ. Gibson. S. W. Sisson,
N. A, Speer, Annie M. Woodward and
roy Hollis; Vienna precinct, John c,
I,uhtea. {. {. Pierpoint, E. G. Clarke,
Roy Money and Frank A. Wilcox