The times., 1898-05-30
DR. CLEMENS
iAii Pa. Ave. Adj WilIard's Hotel
Office Hours Tt day:
10 to ~ a. m.
6 to 8 .. m.
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
Children's Day Appropriately Cele-
brated at NJ. e. Church.
Marriage of Albert Dreifus and
Miss Pauline Lowenberg CeIe-
bIated With Great Pomp.

Alexandria, Va, May 29-Chiidren 8
Day was appropriately celebrated in
the NJ Z. Church South today by
carefully prepared and we'll rendered
program, consisting of songs, recita-
tions, and dialogues by the children OF
the Sunday School The church was
prettily decorated by a profusion of
cut and poued flowers. the chancel
being banked with palms and ferns.
while birds in cages were suspended
from the ceilings. AT the morn
ing service, a short and interest
ing address was delivered by the pas
tor. Rev. J. t. Williams, and the sing
| ing was rendered by the members of
the female primary department. AT the
evening service the musical program,
| consisting of singing and recitations.
was under the direction of Mr.. j. L.
Alexander, superintendent, and Mr.. II.
| x. Field, director, assisted by the choir.
Miss Alice Thomas presided at the
| organ, and Miss Lula Cockey at the
| piano.
Mr.. Albert Dreifus, son of Mr.. Julius
| Dreifus, and Miss Pauline Lowenberg,
of Washington, were married at the
| home Of the groom, 120 South Payne
Street, at o'clock this afternoon. The
wedding was one of the prettiest which
has occurred in this city. Rabbi Stern
| of Washington, officiated at the cere-
mony, which occurred in the double
| parlors, which were beautifully decor
ated with flowers and palms. An
elaborate supper was served to the
200 guests. and after receiving their
congratulations, Mr.. and Mrs. Dreifus
| left at o'clock for Southern tour
On their return they will reside at 221
North Fairfax Street The presents
were many, and included several cost
ly gifts Among those present from a
distance We're Mr.. S. L. Meyers, OF
Bridgeton, n. j.; Mr. A. Dreifus, oil
Philadelphia; Mr. Joseph Dreifus, oi
Iitiz. Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenthal, oi
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. S. L0wen-
berg, of Newark, n. j.; Mr.. S. Hess
o: Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bern.
heimer, of Newark. N. j.. Miss Nettie
and Flora Bernheim, Mr.. and Mrs. II
Raum, Mr. and Mrs. F. EInstein, Mr.
ard Mrs s. Einstein, Mr.. and Mrs
Soloman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Einstein
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs
Lindheimer, all Of Washington.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah
A. Javins will take place from Il.
North Pitt Street tomorrow morning al
10 O'Clock.
Today was observed by the mem
bers of the Junior Order of American
| Mechanics as Decoration Day, and the
graves of the deceased members OF
the order were strewn with flowers
The Juniors were assisted by the
Daughters of America, who also de-
cCrated the graves of the deceased
wives of the members of the Junior
| Order
Mrs J. H D. Smoot is visiting ir
Concord, \. H.
Miss Florrie Brown, of Warrenton
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Mary Graves has gone to Balti-
more to visit friends.
George w. WenZel, of Fairfax
County, reported to Lieut. Smith this
| morning that he had been robbed ol
S42 last night. Wenzei, while under
the influence Of liquor. visited the
| northeastern section of the city las
night and fell in with several member.
of a gang. who induced him to 90
aboard a boat. where he went to sleep
| When he awoke this morning he was
alone. and his money was gone.
Julius Lucas. arrested by Policeman
Ticer. and James Phillips, arrested by
Policemen Wilkinson and Proctor
| charged with disorderly conduct, are
locked up at police headquarters.
Policeman Goods raided a crap z
on North Royal Street this afternoon
and captured James Webb. William
Simms and Jack Beach, all colored
The bones and sc cents Were secured