The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-13

tees to serve for a period Of three years
each. Upon motion OF Councilman Burke
a Joint ballot was cast By the President
Of the Board of Aldermen for the four
men now iUclTuDtrnts This WAS adOuted
the ballot cast, and the incumbents de
clared reelected The joint session then
dissolved
the action of the higher board in appr0-
prlatiug the sum Of So for curbinE at
Alfred and Franklin Streets Was adopted
Th.re being no other busins &C. ell
then adjourned
A quiet and pretty home wedding oc-
CURED ar $50 o'clock last ui~ht al lbs
Duke Street. when Miss Bessie WATKINS
OF this city. became the bride Of William
NJ King Of this city, but more recently of
DaUyIlle. va The ceremony lc-urI il
the parlOT, which was JdSIetuly leco.ateG
for the occasion The Rev Dr. : a Wal
lis. of the Episcopal Theological Seminary.
OfficiaJed- Only the immediate relatives
of the contracting parties were pres mt
After The ceremony Mr. and Mrs King
left for a southern bridal tour, and upon
their return viii reside IN Danviiie, where
the groom is employed
Another pretty home wedding occurred
yesterday afternoon az IpperNiller Eau
gui,r County, when Miss Lillian Doug
las LuCiIUs. Of that place. and Henry :
Glaune- OF Lyuchburg, Va, were mar
ried. The ceremony occurred IN the par
Tor OF the residence Of the bride. and was
performed by the Rev l. d Lake OF me
Baptist CuTCh Of that place. =. F. Dow
ney. Of this city. was best man. and Miss
Mary Dunbar was maid Of honor. After
the ceremony the couple left for bridal
tour and upon their return viii reside In
Lyuchburg, the home of the groom Both
OF the contracting parties are well known
in this city
Capt k Kenper has issued cards for
the marriage reception Of his daughter,
Miss Eliza Garrett kempeT, and William
M0uideT Jh!er. which viii take place AZ
the residence Of the bride-elect 2ei North
Washington Street. Wednesday evening
November y. from 100 until 10 D. m The
marriage ceremony VIII occur earlier In
the evening.
The ministers representing the various
Protestant churches IN the city. with the
exception of those of the Episcopal de-
nomination, met yesterday al the par
SOuaEe Of the Second Presbyterian Church
and decided 10 hold united services on
Thanksgiving Day in the morning IN the
Methodist Protestant Church 1t was also
decided 10 ask the Rev. George J.. Hunt
Of the First Baptist Church, TO preach q
sermon on that occasion. The Key. Mr.
Hunt was not present at the meeting. but
a e. more than probable that Le Will dc-
Cept the invitation. All Of the ministers
Will take some part IN the services \
special musical programme 4 IS under
stood. viii De arranged al a later date
Among the ministers preset We're me
following. The Rev. Frank ). Brooke, OF
the Second Presbyterian Church. Rev J.
H. s. EweI, Of the Methodist Protestant
Church. the Rev f Y Register of the
the Rev J. a. letters. of the Trinity Meth
0dist Episcopal Church
The three Episcopal churches viii hold
services on that day in their respective
churches. The usual services VIII also De
held IN st. Mary's Catholic Church.
II is reported :hat the southern and
Washington and Southern Railroad Com
palicS are contemplating the building Of
a union depot in this city, to be located
where the old freight office Of the South
ern Company now stands. at the south
east corner Of Duke and Fayette Streets
Henry Wagner. against whom war
rant Of arrest Tor contempt OF court was
issued by Judge c. T.. NIcul- OF the Cir
cult Court of Alexandra County, was ar
rested yesterday as he was crossing
the AgueauCt Bridge. and lodged IN the
county Jail ON Fort MyeT Heights MaE-
ueT. upon learning yesterday that there
was a warrant Tor ms arrest Jrvd TO
make good his escape from the county
Miss Rosa DTiefus. daughter Of Joseph
Driefus Monday night celebrated her If
tcenth birthday by giving party 10
number Of her friends II her residence,
teen couples present, and a most enjoy
able evening was spent
4 lecture recital. the first Of five. was
given Monday night az the residence of
Mrs O. r. Carter. 800 South Washington
Street. by Miss Ailissa Hin. assisted by
Mrs Carter The subject was Joseph
Haydn"
Preparations are being made 20 place "a
new steamer ou the route between this
city and Pennington, Nd. The proposed
steamer Will. II is sand. 20 on In the
spring taking the place Of the little
steamer Harry LOder. which Is well
known to all who travel on the Potomac
The sIoOp Daisy at present carries
freight TO the above named place
The Alexandra branch OF the state As
sociatiOu for tho Preservation Of N.r-
giuia Antiquities held "a meeting Monday
night In the rooms 81 the Business Men 8
League corner Of King and Washington
Streets. and perfected arrangements for
an extension OF the membership of the
society i'm Alexandra
ON next Thursday night the Mount Yer