Evening star., 1899-11-22
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
Marriage of Health Officer Miller and Miss
Edith Pauline English
Ceremony to Take Place This Even
Ing at Christ Episcopal Church
-GenerRl News
Evening Star Bureau,
No. To1 King street,
Bell Telephone No. 18,

ALEXANDRIA. Va, November -. 1899.
Christ Episcopal Church will be the scene
of pretty marriage ceremony this even
ing at 730 o'clock. when Miss Edith Pau
line English, daughter of Mrs. Julia A. Eng
lish of Maryland, will become the bride of
DR.. Julian T. Miller, health officer for this
city. The ceremony, which will take place
in the presence of many friends of the con-
tracing parties, will be performed by Rev
Bergman Green. rector of Christ Church
The bride will be attended by Miss Jose
phine Robinson maid of honor and Miss
Kathleen Ashby Miller as flower girl Mr..
F. M. Halloweli Of Sandy Springs, Md, will
act as best man, and the ushers will be Dr.
Arthur Snowden, DR.. William R. Purvis
DR.. Hamilton P. Howard Messrs Richard
Gibson of this city, Lawrence Miller of Bal
timore and John H Janney of Newport
News. Va.
After the ceremony a reception will be
rendered to the bride and groom and a few
immediate friends. following which they
Will take the train for northern tour.
Catholic Fair Finale.
The fair. which has been in progress at
the Young Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall for
the past two weeks, closed last night and
was pronounced by those who had ii in
charge to be great success. The object
was to raise funds to defray expenses for
the recent purchase and Improvement of
the old Daingertield mansion on Prince
street, for Catholic young ladies sem
mary.
The prizes voted for were won by the fol-
lowing: Officer James Deane, handsome
gun; Mr. Charles Moore hunting boots;
Capt R. NJ Latham, tireman's hat and
helmet; Mr.. Chas. II. Rudd, Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers pin; Alexandria Di-
vision, Ancient Order of Hibernians, Irish
flag; Mr.. H. p. Helwig, punch bowl.
Mrs. r M Jones chairman of b.3
executive committee having the fair in
charge, and, with the following members
of that committee, presided over the var
ious booths: Mrs. Clarence E French,
Mrs Geo. A. Mushback, Mrs. Geo. H. Har-
low. Mrs. James Roche, Mrs. William H.
Sweeney, Mrs. William A. Deahl, Mrs. NJ.
r. o oSu'livan, Miss Mary Ellen Hin, Mrs.
John Mckenna and Mrs. John Eberhardt.
Charged With Burglary.
John Dogar, colored was arraigned be
fore Mayor Simpson in the police court
this morning, charged with burglarizing
the sto:e of Mr.. Morton Entwisle on South
Columbus street. Monday night Owing to
the absence of important witnesses, the
trial was continued for tomorrow morning
Officer Arlington, who made the arrest
testified that he had ascertained that Do
gan had offered for sale articles answering
to the description of those missing in Mr.
EntWiSle'S store, among them being a clock
with an electric apparatus. On the way to
the station house the prisoner managed to
break away from the officer and to-
ward the river. Officer Atkinson, who was
on duty at the station house, ran out, and,
as he states, finally located the fugitive I'M
der pile of doors In a lumber yard. Ac-
cording to Officer Atkinson, the prisoner
admitted having stolen a clock from a
party in Fairfax, out denied having any
thing to do with the Entwise burglary.
Dogan is under bond for $500 on an in
dictment for robbing Lee Wright of $19
Masonic Committee to Meet.
Mr.. E. E. Downham, chairman of the
joint committees of Alexandria W. shington
and Andrew Jackson Masonic Lodges ap-
pointed to make arrangements for the
Washington centennial observance Decem-
Der IA next, has called a meeting of his
committees for o'clock this evening, at
which additional plans for the work in
hand will be outlined. 1t IS announced that
the Masons Of Virginia who will attend the
observances at Mt. Vernon are expected to
report to Mr.. X. Kemper, chairman of the
Washington centennial committee.
General and Personal.
A large audience gathered at the First
Baptist Church last evening to hear a lee
ture delivered by Rev. DR. ]. H. Eager Of
Baltimore on THE Sunny Side Of Italy"
DR., Eager's address was highly interesting.
owing to his long residence in Italy a
missionary, and his familiarity with life in
that classic land.
A musical and literary program will be
presented at the meeting of Mechanics
Lodge No. 3, knights of Pythias, to be
held tomorrow night. Grand Lodge officers
and other members of the order from
Washington are expected to be present.
The funeral of Mrs. Samuel II. Garnett
whose death occurred Sunday night, took
place this morning from St. Mary's Church.
Father II. ]. Cutler officiating. Interment
was made in ST. Mary's cemetery.
The second foot ball team of the Episco-
pal High School, near this city, will play
game with an eleven from Marsden School,
Baltimore, on the High School grounds, at
1 o'clock this afternoon.