The times., 1899-06-15
623 Thirteenth ST. N. w.
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

Alexandria, June 1.-THE executive
committee appointed at a mass meeting
OF the citizens TO arrange for the ceIebra-
ton of the sesqui- of Alexandria
this afternoon announced the following
sub b-committees:
Finance Committee-George R. Hill.
chairman; Isaac Eichberg. C. C. Carlin,
Gardner L. Boothe. and ". B. Smoot.
Committee on Printing-John H. Strider,
chairman; j. NJ. Hill. L. Mckenzie Bell,
R. W. French, H. L. Ramey. and George
E. Markell.
Committee on Transportation-E. H.
Kemper chairman, authorized to select as
sociates.
Committee on Parade-Dr. William NJ.
Smith, chairman; John Donnelly. G. A.
Appich, L. C. Barley. ]. R. N. Curtin. S.
G. Brent, Charles Pan, Capt. James E.
King, j. r. Mansfield, jr.. D. R. Stansbury,
S. H Lunt, f. Swarb. Magnus Schler. r.
NJ Latham H. A. Downham. George H
Schwarzman. Capt. f. H. Parsons, A. j.
Symonds Charles Bendheim. r. H. Cox,
C. f. Thomas, Thomas w. Robinson, E. c.
Joyce, John B. Padgett. Robert Elliott
George d. Hopkins, +. E. Knignt, James
II. Lob. Edward Birrell. Zorro Hill, James
E. Clements, Curtis b. Graham. Fred R.
Russell, Frank Hume, Justus Schneider.
James Patterson, Henry Strauss, Edgar
Ladies' Comnitte on Parade-Mrs. E. H.
O'Brien, chairman; Miss NJ. E. Hill, Mrs.
L. w. Reid, Mrs. T. NJ. Jones. Miss Kate
Stuart, Miss Bessie Pollard. Miss Sallie
Stuart, Miss Belle Hunter, Mrs. NJ. W.
| O'Brien, Mrs. 4. D. Brockett, Mrs. Will
liam ]. Boothe Miss Sarah r. Kemper,
Miss Sara Rathbone, Miss Anna Leadbeat-
er. Miss Mary Agnew, Mrs L. E. Uhler.
Mrs. Dabneya ,HeFndon, Mrs. J. NJ. Hill,
MrG
beater, Mrs. f. H Parsons, Miss Hattie
Creighton, Mrs. George l.. Simpson. Mrs.
| S. G. Brent, Mrs. W. B. Smoot, Mrs. James
Alexander. and Mrs. Louis c. Barley.
Auxiliary Committee-Worth Hulfish
chairman; George L. Simpson. B. Wheat.
John W. Burke. II. f. Robertson, G. Will
| liam Ramsay, Ashby Miller, j. Broders E.
S. Leadbeater. sr., N. Lindsey. F. S. Har-
per, J. E. Tacket, ]. r. Zimmerman, John
| P. Robinson. ]. a. Ramsay. J. W. Emmert,
Herbert Bryant, r. W. Wattles, E. E.
! Downham. C. W. Ridley, ]. II. Wilson. ].
/ T. Beckham, ST., p Mex. Baldwin, George
a. Mushbach, f. E. Anderson, F. L. Smith.
I r. F. Knox, J. X. NJ. Norton, w. F. Carne,
! W. H. May, w. H. Marbury. Rev ]. E
Thacker. George F. Steiner, James F. Car
/ lin, John A. Marshall. D. Bendheim, and C.
/ W. Wattles.
The various committees will meet at
! once and formulate plans for carrying out
the work delegated to them.
Henry Kuhn and Mrs. Nettie Egloif
! both OF Washington, were married in this
/ city this morning, The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. II. Eberlein. pastor OF
/ the German Lutheran Church. in the
presence of a number of friends of the
bride and groom. a wedding breakfast
was served at the Concordia Hotel and
this evening Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhn returned
to Washington, where they will reside
The annual meeting of the Norton Manu-
/ featuring Company was held in this city
today when the following officers were
, elected for the ensuing year: Henry Nor
ton, President and Treasurer; Howard r.
Norton, Secretary; George H. Plant. jr.,
Claudius B. Jewell Henry +. Woodward,
Henry Norton. and Howard r. Norton
Directors. All the officers are residents of
Washington.
An invitation has been received by r. E.
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, of this
city, to attend a social meeting OF the Con-
federate Veterans Association, of Wash
/ ington, tomorrow evening at p. m.
Capt. Manchester Eldridge, a former
well known resident of this city died in
Philadelphia today. Captain Eldridge was
a prominent Mason. and was a past master
of Andrew Jackson Lodge. of this city.
He was eighty years OF age.
The programme for the commencement
| eAeIClseS Oh lHe lueOlOBlCai seminary OF
Virginia has been announced as follows:
June 81 missionary service at p. m. /;
preaching by Rev. William a. Barr June
%, commencement exercises of the semi
nary at 10 a.. m. alumni meeting and
essay, 1880 a. m: essayist, Rev. Robert
w. Forsyth; alumni dinner. 1:3O p. m.
June %. morning prayer 730 a. m. ordi-
nation services, IL a. IN.
At the grand encampment OF the indie
pendent Order of odd Fellows, at Rich
mond. yesterday. w, E. Latham. of this
city, was elected to the Office of grand
high priest.
The annual commencement exercises of
St Marys Academy took place this morn
ing. Rev. II. J. Cutler delivered ad-
dress and presented the certificates OF
merit. lengthy musical programme was
rendered.
reunion of the members of Company
!. Third Virginia Regiment. was held at
Fairfax Courthouse yesterday evening. An
address was delivered by Lieut.. S. r. Dono-
hugh and a reunion association was formed
with the following officers: Capt. Joseph
Z. willard Commander; Lieut.. S. r. Dono-
hugh, Vice Commander, and Sergeant
Kenny Adjutant. A woman's auxiliary
will be formed in the near future.
&. Nat u Ituiteu Stntes Denasitnr.-