Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 25

- ARUINGTON CLUBS | MOVETO D POR Monarchs to Entertain Chil- dren—Sororities to Give Benefit Dance. By & Staft Correspondent of The Star. CLARENDON, Va. December 12.— The general move in the county to pro- vide fuds for the care of the needy during the Christmas period and after- ward was given added impetus yester- day by announcements from the Mon- arch Club and all of the sorcrities in the ]:ounly that they would join in this work. At the Monarch Club meeting it was voted to hold an entertainment for poor children at a place and date to be set later and at which toys and other ifts will be given to the children and gnskem of food to needy families. Sororities Plan Dance. ‘The three sororities in the county, Chi Sigma, Gamma Delta Sigma and Chi Delta Gamma, have arranged to hold a dance on the night of December 20 at Windsor Arms, on Glebe road. ‘The proceeds will be turned over to the ! board of public welfare, A committee, headed by Mrs. H. Bruce Green, chairman, has already issued tickets for this affair and has sent 46 letters to business organizations asking their support. Mrs. Mae E. Jacobs, superintendent of public welfare, will be the guest of honor. According to Mrs. Green, the entire eeds from the sale of tickets and any contributions received will go to the relief of the poor, since the so- rorities will stand all expenses involved. Monarch Officers Elected. At yesterday’s meeting of the Mon- arch Club the following newly elected officers were installed: Rlbert H. Cohen, president; Dexter §. Hussey, first vice president; Dr. Ernest R. Hagan, second vice president; Walter U. Varney, treasurer; Joseph C. An- derson, secretary, and Dr. C. R. Boy- land, sergeant-at-arms. DISPUTED FIRE SIREN ~IS TO BE REMOVED Alexandria City Council to Move Horn From King and St. Asaph Streets. —_— By a Btaft Correspondent of the Star. IDRIA, Va., December 13.— ‘The fire siren on & telephone pole at King and St. Asaph streets, which has been the subject of considerable dis- cussion since it was proposed to trans- fer it to Potomac, will be removed by city council despite protests, learned here yesterda$. been disconnected for L Members of Columbia Engine Com- pany, No. 4, located one-half block from the intersection where the siren is - located, haye complained in a protest to council that the dismantling of the siren will make it impossible for the volunteers of their company to know men the company is answering an rm. ¥ The siren also is considered by mem- bers of the Columbia company as neces- sary to guard the intersection, as several bad accidents involving fire apparatus occurred at the corner before the signal was installed. Transfer of the siren is understood to have been the result of tests from business men of the that the noise’ interf with their business. =B - “y» GETS NEW PIANO Phyllis Wheatley Organization Re- ceives Gift From Music Club. Phyllis Wheatley- Young Women's Christian Association has been given a new plano as the gift of the Musical Art Club, which is headed by Cecil Cohen, president of the club and in- structor in the Howard University Con- music, Washington high aotes et , on lools; Ma- riata Bonner, teacher in Dunbar High; Clyde Glass, instructor Howard Con- servatory of Music; Dr. Eva Dykes, Howard University instructor; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Douglass, concert violinists: V. Spratlin, Howard Conservatory of Music; Mrs. J. C. Olden, musical in- structor, public schools; Camille Nick- | erson, accompanist, Howard University. Air Service Begun. Alr express service between the Na- tlonal Capital, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York was inaugurated today g the New York, Philadelphia and Alrway Corporation and the Western Union Telegraph Co. £ CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Ladies' Minstrel Show, Friendly Class, Bherwood Presbyterian Church, Sun- day school hall, 8 p.m. Play, Foundry Players, Foundry M. E, Church, Sixteenth and’ P etreety, §:15 pm . ting. Brightwood Citizens’ Asso- Paul Junior High School, and Nicholson streets, 8 p.m. Dinner, Washington Film Board of | Trade, Ambassador Hotel, 6:30 p.m. Columbia Cat Fanclers' Show, Lee House, Fifteenth and L streets, all day and tomorrow. Meeting, Daughters of Union Veter- ans of Civil War, 808 I street, 8 p.m. Meeting, Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp, No."1, Pythian Temple, 8 p.m. Lecture, Capt. John Noel, Washing- ton Auditorium, 8 p.m. FUTURE, Unemployment card party, Carpen- ters’ Hall, Tenth and K streets, Mon- day, 8:30 pm. 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