Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-04
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July (SpeciaD.
-Thirty-three children from the tene-
ments Of New York City arrived yes
terday to enjoy two-week vacation In
this section under the auspices OF the
New York Herald Tribune's Fresh Ar
Fund. Fifteen of the children. VINO
range from 6 to IL years old. will stay
at the country home of st. Marys
Academy, nine will visit home at Fort
Humphreys and nine will live at sub
urban homes Immediately adjacent 10
this city.
The local committee in charge Of
the children is composed OF MRS. Q.
Ellet Cabell, chairman; Mrs. M. r.
O'Sullivan. vice chairman: Miss Mar
ion Colvin, secretary; James Eeece
Duncan, publicity agent: Mrs: J. I.
Ashton, Mrs. Mauchltn Niven, MIS-. l.
Marshall Jones and Harry Hammond.
Miss Emma l.. Pattie, IS, died yester-
day afternoon at the Anne Lee Memo
rial Home for the Aged. where she was
an inmate. Funeral services VIII take
place at wheatley's chapel tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock and tnterment
will be at Warrenton, Va.
Newly elected officers Of Friendship
Council, No. 20, Sons and Daughters o.
Liberty, will be installed tomorrow nlgnG
bv Mrs. Mollie Sokolaski, State deputy
counselor, and her stan at q meeting
to be held In Liberty Hall at 8 O'Clock.
The new officers are Mrs. Flora Court
ney. Junior past counselor; Fred john
son, Junior associate counselor; MrS.
Eleanor Foltz, counselor: Mrs. Fora
Peyton, associate counsellor; Mrs. Irene
Thomas, vice counselor; Mrs. Lucy Lee,
recording secretary; Mrs. Kate Grimm,
associate recording secretary, Cna ,..e e.
r. Herbert, financial secretary; Elmer
r. Kopp, treasurer: Mrs. Ruby Smith,
guide; Mrs. Mabel Potter. inside guard;
Mrs. Elsie McKenney. outside guard;
Mrs. Flora Courtney, Mrs. Kate Grimm
and Mrs. Lucy A. Poss, trustees.
Virginia Lodge, No. 1915, Loyal Order
of Moose, will hold an excursion TO
Marshall Hall on August 3. A delega-
ton from the local lodge will attend
the Baltimore Legion outing at Balti-
more Sunday.
Funeral services for Mrs. Amy Flor
ence Gheen, who died yesterday at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Frances Ut
terback, 224 North Alfred street, will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the residence by the Rev. Ryland
T. Dodge, pastor of Baptist Temple, and
interment will be in the Glcnwood
Cemetery at Washington.
Mrs. Gheen is survived by her hus-
band, Walter F. Gheen; her mother and
ULlc 1OlOWHlB OKOIAlCAS dAlO cAoVCAo' MAS.
e. E. Nixon, Mrs. Harry Ridgeway and
Fred Utterback, all of this city; Ivan
Utterback of Washington, Otha Utter
back of RosSlyn, Va; James Lewis Ut
terback Of Henderson, KY; Clarence
Utterback of Baltimore and Samuel Ut
terback Of Del Ray.
Final rites for Mrs. Lydia Coles
Northrop, go, who died yesterday at her
residence on King street extended, are
to be held tonight at o'clock from
the home and burial will be at Char
lottesville, Va, in the Oakwood Gene
terry. She Is survived by her husband,
F. x. Northrop;. two daughters, Mrs.
| Floyd N. Morenns Of Marathon, N. Y,
and Mrs. Ferdinand Pitt Of East Rose
mont, and three sons, William L., Allen
| B., and Darcy Northrop, all Of this
city.
Stockholders Of the Alexandria Water
Co., which Monday became the prop
erty Of the American Water Works &
Electric Co., Inc, have received checks
for $301.36 per share for their stock In
the company. The new concern pur-
chased all of the 1000 shares of out
standing stock.
A picnic is being held at the home
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Cariin at Arc
turus today by the Lutheran Church
and Sunday school.
The body Of Burr Payne. SO, was sent
to his home at Newmarket, Va, today
for funeral services an interment. Mr.
Payne died Tuesday at the Alexandria
Hospital.