Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-17
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
MARRIAGES ANNOUNCED FOR
TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY.
Monday Police Court Docket Contains
Usual Number of Cases
General News.
Evening Star Bureau.
T01 King Street.
Bell Telephone log.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, November IL. 1902
The marriage of Miss Edythe Holmes
Nourse. daughter of Rev. and Mrs James
Michael Nourse and DR.. Jesse Sidwell
Myers of Westminster, Md, will take place
tomorrow at noon at the home of the par
ents of the bride-elect on Braddock Heights
near this city. Only the members of the
two families and few immediate friends
will be present. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Nourse. The bride will
be attired in gown of white crepe de chine
and will be unattended. She will carry
bouquet of bride roses. Following the cere-
mony the couple will leave for a northern
trip Subsequently they will make their
home in Westminster where DR.. Myers is
a practicing dentist.
Miss Marian Chalmers, daug liter of Mrs.
Lillian T. Chalmers, and Mr.. William Bry-
ant of this city will be quietly married
Wednesday evening at the residerco OF the
mother of the bride-elect, 219 South Alfred
street.
The marriage of Miss Marian s. Hopkins.
daughter of Mrs. Marian Hopkins, residing
at 723 Duke street, and Mr.. William A
Moore, jr., will take place Wednesday
morning at IL 30 o'clock in the Second Pres
Brooke the pastor, will perform the cere-
mony.
Miss Kathryne Olivia Dodd, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Dodd, and Mr.. Ed
| afternoon at o'clock in the Methodist
| Episcopal Church South.
Police Court Docket.
| The number of cases usual in the Mon
| Cay morning docket was called before
| Mayor Simpson in the police court today.
| James Reed. Ben Scrivener and Matt Will
| liams comprised a trio charged with tres
| passing on the City Hotel property. A fine
| of S. with the alternative of twenty days
on the gang was imposed on Reed and Will
| liams. but Scrivener forfeited collateral by
| non-appearance. Harvey Robertson and
| Frank Parker were fined the same amount
/ for disorderly conduct and fighting. Ray
| Gleason got into trouble by carrying con-
| cealed weapon and was required to pay SO
| to set himself square with the court. Will
| liam Gary, well known about town, was
| charged with drunkenness and disorderly
| conduct. His merrymaking placed him in
| debt to the corporation to the extent of 50.
The charge against Nick Brammon, colored,
| was that of assaulting Sarah Lomax. He
| was assessed SO. Christopher Dewitt was
| taxed IS for being drunk on the street and
George Constantinople had to pay $3.50 for
| an assault on Henry Riley. Frank and
| Dabney McGuinn, both colored. forfeited s.
each the charge of disorderly conduct.
High School Victorious.
The Episcopal High School foot ball team
played all around the visiting eleven from
| Mount st. Joseph's College, Md, Saturday
afternoon winning by the score of 90 to 0.
| At no stage of the contest were the col
| lege formidable. although Duvall their
right end, once ran sixty yards after secur--
| ing the ball a tumble. The playing of
the High School was at times brilliant, the
line charging vigorously and the backs get
| ting Off fast. The overwhelming defeat adj
ministered to the visitors was surprise,
| as they were expected to put up much
| more aggressive game. Crawford, Ran
|
| school. The first named was credited with
three touchdowns, while Randolph got
| around the end for touchdown after
| sprint of sixty-iv yards
! General Matters.
| The friends Of DR.. M. w. O'Brien in this
| city are much gratified at his election
fellow Of the Southern Surgical Society,
which occurred at the convention of the So
ciety in Cincinnati. DR.. O'Brien was not
aware that his name had been proposed for
election, and the intelligence came in tele-
| gram from DR.. Taber Johnson of Washing
| ton. AS the organization is composed of
many of the leading surgeons of the south,
| the selection to membership is considered
| much of compliment.
Rev. DIR. George L. Hunt of the First
| Baptist Church and Rev. j. z. Stump of the
| NJ. E. Church South exchanged pulpits for
| the services last evening and preached to
| large congregations
| George W. Dix, who awaits the action OF
| the grand jury on the charge of embezzlfng
| 1898 from Osceola Tribe Improved Order
of Red Men, of which he was treasurer, is
| still In Jail. An effort will be made by his
! friends to secure his realease tomorrow on
bond, in the sum of $1O00.
| The marriage Of Miss Edythe Holmes
| Nourse daughter of Rev and Mrs. James
| Michael Nourse of Braddock Heights, near
| this city. and DR.. Jesse Sidwell Myers Of
| Westminster, Nd, will take place tomorrow
| at noon, at the residence of Mr.. Nourse.
| The ceremony will be performed by
! the father of the bride-elect and will
| be witnessed by only few immediate
| friends. After the marriage the bride and
| groom will spend honeymoon In the north.
! They will reside in Westminster.
| Funeral services over the remains Of Nor
| man Sullivan. whose death occurred We'd
| nesday, took place Saturday from the
residence of his uncle Mr.. Andrew Sulli-
! van, 217 North Royal street The services
| were conducted by Rev. J. H. s. Ewell Of
the Methodist Protestant Church, and the
| interment was made In Union cemetery.
HANDSOME HOME DAMAGED.