Evening star., 1900-12-24
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
SPECIAL MUSIC IN THE CITY
CHURCHES TOMORROW.
Death of Young Woman Announced
to Her Friends-General
and Personal.
Evening Star Bureau,
No. 7O1 King Street,
Bell Telephone No. 100.

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ALEXANDRIA, Va. December "A, 1900.
Special music will be rendered tomorrow
in all Of the churches in the city. In the
Catholic. Episcopal and Lutheran churches
the full choral services will be sung py
augmented choirs.
The following will be the personnel of
the choir at St. Paul's Episcopal Church:
Misses Caroline Evans, Sarah Rathbone,
Janet Fawcett, Lucy Brookes, Mrs.
Blanche Berkley, Mrs. Lindsey and Mrs.
NJ. w. OBrien and Messrs. s. F. Field,
Agnus MacNeal, George H. Evans and
Richard Vert. Mr.. Sherman Fowler will
be organist.
Christ Church choir-Miss Mai Greenwell
and Mrs. Carroll w. Ashby, sopranos
Misses Sara Taylor and Florence Sullivan,
altos; Mr.. Walter E. Birch, tenor; Mr..
Charles w. Moore basso: Mrs. Charles G.
Lennon, organist and directress.
Grace Church choir-Miss Lulu Rathborn
Deahl, alto; Mr.. Charles j. Deahl, tenor;
Mr.. Frank 7. King, basso; Mr.. H. B.
Ramey, organiSt.
ST. Mary's Catholic Church-Mrs. Julia
Monroe and Mrs. Nettie D. Brill, soprano;
Mrs Mamie Boiling, alto; Messrs. w. H.
Whitcomb and Leo P. Harlow, tenor;
Messrs. P. F. Downey and Robert Wenzel,
basso; Joseph M. Monroe, organist and
director.
First Baptist Church-Miss Lucy Graves,
Miss Katie Leef, Mrs. Thos. Ballenger and
Mrs Luther Fink. soprano; Mrs. Thos.
Coffin. Mrs. Edward Nails and Mrs DAN
lei Steers, alto; Messrs. w. c. Mills and
Mahlon Milstead, tenor; Messrs. Henry Tai
madge and James Foster basso; Vim. H.
Starnell. organist and director
Death of Miss O'Sullivan.
A telegram was received here this morn
ing announcing the death of Miss Maggie
O'Sullivan, formerly of this city, which
occurred at an early hour this morning at
Notre Dame, Ind. Deceased was a daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Daniel O'Sulivan, and her early
death is regretted by a large circle Of
friends in Alexandria,. She was connected
Win the Catholic convent at NOtre Dame
Funeral Rites.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jennie Miller, who
died Saturday morning. took place yester-
day afternoon from her late home on Prince
street. Rev. George L. Hunt of the First
Baptist Church conducted the services, and
the interment took place in Bethel ceme-
terry. Deceased was fiftytwo years of age
and had suffered from lingering disease.
The remains of Mrs. Eleanor A. Hipkins,
whose death occurred in Washington Sat
urday, We're brought here this afternoon
and inferred in the Methodist Protestant
cemetery. Mrs. Hipkns was former res
ident Of Alexandria and had several friends
in this city.
In the police court this morning Richard
Williams, colored, was assessed 81 for dis
orderly conduct James Coleman, also col
ored, was required to pay $3.50 on the same
charge.
General Matters.
Evangelist c. N. Crittenton Of the Ma
ticnal Florence Crittenton Mission deliver
ed an address yesterday afternoon at Rob-
erts Chapel, on South Washington street
Mr.. Crittenton will also make addresses
this evening and tomorrow evening at the
same place, and the public is invited to at
tend.
Mr. ]. Frederick Peake Of Randolph
Macon College, Ashland, has returned to
his home at Braddock Heights for the
Christmas holidays.
The remains of Mrs. Annie Virginia Cur
ley, whose death occurred in Washington
Saturday morning, were brought here to-
day and inferred in Bethel cemetery.