The Washington times., 1901-12-29

the law office OF Judge ]. X. VI. Norton
to take action regSriins the death Of The
deceased Col Ffastis L. Smith was
elected chairman aud Gardner l. Boothe
/ secretary All exprf4lbd profound sor-
/ row at the death of th,.ir comrade Upon
motion OF Judge J. X VI. Norton the fol-
/ loving were appointed committee to
! draft resolutions in memory OF the de-
| ceased: X Kempfr. John NJ. Johnson.
aud James r. Caton. The members of the
! Bar Association decided to attend the
/ funeral services in body Monday morn
/ ing .-.
The veterans Of the Alexandria Light
| Infantry will meet id their armory to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock to take
action regarding his death. All former
members OF the company Of this city ami
! Washington are invited to be present.
The members OF the Bachelors Club. OF
which the deceased was member, will
also meet and take action regarding his
death.
The members of the present Alexandria
Light Infantry met at o'clock tonight in
Armory Hall to take suitable action re-
garding his death. Lieut. T. B. Cochran,
COrporals Schneider and Sullivan were
appointed committee to secure suit
able floral Offering. Lieut.. :. Y. Williams,
Corporal Reed, and Private Luckett were
appointed committee to draft suitable
resolutions To the memory of the de-
ceased. detail was to,.ight placed on
duty at the Mushbach residence. and they
will be relieved by other details until the
hour of the funeral.
special musical programme will be
rendered tomorrow morning in the Meth
dist Episcopal Church South. II is as fol-
lows: Sing. Oh Sing. This Blessed
t,-f- Ira rf.fa
the Happy Morn Schneider: We Have
Seen His Star in the East" Simper; THE
Hush of Night Hath Fallen" Spence. solo,
20 Little Town OF Bethlehem Schneider
Cholr-Sopranos, Mrs. De Dier. Misses
watkins and Lindsay. and Mrs Brawner:
altos, Misses Driscoll, Pollard and Cockey:
tenors. Messrs wilkins. Netherland and
Ogden; bassos, Messrs. Risheill, Dinwid-
die. Gaines and Myers; organist. Miss
Alice Thomas. The choir will Se dnder
the direction of II. X. Field.
The Rev W. ]. Maybee. State Superin-
tendent of the Children's Home Society
of Virginia, is in this city for the pur-
pose Of organizing a local advisory board
OF that society. The object of the or
ganization is to find good homes for
homeless, dependent. or grossly abused
poor children in the State OF Virginia. He
VIII explain tHe aims OF tne society IN u
short address during the service at ST.
Paul's Episcopal Church tomorrow morn
ing. and will meet those who are inter
ested in the mission Monday morning at
1890 o'clock. at the rooms Of the Busi-
ness Mems League, corner OF King and
Washington Streets,
In the Corporation Court today the
will Of the late George a. Appich was
admitted to probate. The deceased left
his property to his widow. Mrs. Annie NJ
Appich, at her death TO be divided equally
among hi0 three children His widow was
appointed executriy and guardian of his
children, and this morning she gave bond
without surety. The will was dated De-
cember 1e, 1898.
The will Of the late Anthony W. Arm
strong, dated January, /, 1901. was also
admitted to probate in the same court
this morning. Mr. Armstrong left his
three sisters the sum Of 5000 apiece. and
the residue of his estate to be equally
divided between his widow and two chill
dren. He appointed his widow. Mrs.
Jesse r. Armstrong. as executrix. and