Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-15
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOB
ANNUAL HUNT BALL
Burglary Early This Morning-Wed-
dings Last Evening-Lectures
and Entertainments.

~-,larr - a. 800.
Ai1fsAANDHiA. a. feDfuiry 10, 1910
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for
Inc huhe pan OF the cameron run nun
LUZ " ou sven 'onioi y" .se,e .. -.
Du,nes haii' AieAanoria. AS usual .i'eie
VIZ DC many guests i'oh. .iie various Num'
LUIS VI Marsiaha anu NHs,nia' 'h sou
ION 70 NUMBER from Wasnihs.on' nen
iio.u aHo nartlnore. Inc communities, wi..su
ihciuueS Mr. Charies doon, IT., IA. r. M
Mr.. CORTLAND Fl. Smith, Mr.. David Dunlap,
Mr. David Rust. fr.. Mr. Richard Gibson
and AR pau portnar exnecta tba han to-
~ - ,
morrow evening 10 corpse those OF preceu-
Ing years The following will act as chap-
erons: Mrs. william b. Dainxerfeld, Mrs.
Elsr,dge Iorda, Mrs Carroll Asbbv Mrs.
-, -, T..-,as
~ Toui aahu smith d..u WIZ SUM- Do - g.
,, ne spe.lai csi houu INV q n n,1 w.
wasnIhston' AleAand. ~ anu Mot e ,,s
hon Etectric railway VII DE ,,sed 70 tIa'is
port the guests 10 ana rom Wasn'ns.o' =,
Huseme ioWei'. coio.e". w - on 20 20
nreakins INTO the mouse Oh soIin gun; a.so
coiored ana removing theItiro,i .ne nousu
lou xoiu euec.s vi tue 10 a. iI,a, I'D On
I'm eiis .ess,luoas no erI rsairs h.
seins 2iii ~ a ,,5 na,,s ;,,rri
secured tne wagon vi sep ha,iad ~ tha
,atta, ,I,oa M af - a'sJe srbo cbarge WAS
,,ot dar,ed and HowaiI ras sentenced to n
civ tt, 4 at xpfth
sIon 90 49,
CO.. r,ro;h,r E,+.rad
The mems furnishing store of b. Abram-
son. on the corner of King and Washington
streets was forcibly entered at an early
he,r ,n;s rrornins 4 largo nI,ta p.ass show
window on the King street front had been
smashed and the contents OF the window
within reach were removed Among the ar
t!cles taken were hali-dozen coats,
ana shoes. neck.ies ana trousers, onaasie ~,
ns,,iata,, az. ~ ha1;n9 st,Ien the Goods When
arraiened In the police court their case was
continued until tomorrow morning
The stolen goods were recovered this
morning in the cellar of the City Hotel
by Policemen Smith, Nicholson. Garvey,
LyIes and Bell. Bush is said to have later
told the policemen that Hanson broke the
window with a brick while he was posted
as a lookout and that after taking the ar
ticles from the window they had carried
them to the City Hotel, where they hid
them in the cellar.
Miss Byrd Grigsby Fitzhugh, formerly
of Pulaski City. Va. but who for some
time past has resided at the home of her
cousin, Mr.. James r. Cation, on North
Columbus street, and DIR. Edwin Ferney-
hough of Washington were quietly married
at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the residence
of Mr.. Cation by Rev. j. p Stump, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church south.
Immediately after the ceremony the couple
a
will reside In Washington.
Mr.. Edward Wildt and Miss Eta Traves.
both of this city, were married last evening
at the parsonage of st. Mary's Catholic
Church by Rev Father II. ]. Cutler, the
pastor.
General Items
NJ 49,, c,o,.1,a- tho utao1y Of
" D " " o. 49,, ~,
Henry Z. siaymaker' dieo tihs MORN
ing at her residence, OF Cameron
street Mrs Slaymaker was the mother
~ tho ,ata Paw ueprv q S,avmaker a
.s,s ,..,a ~, 80 ,,orr,,.,
hissioiiafy " Aiiica' "o ""' nv
several years ago In the Congo river by
the capizing or the mission steamer Laps
ley. She Is survived by one son, FRANK
l. Slaymaker of this city.
George ii. Bossart, son or the late
Michael bossart .dled last evening at MS
residence on FAIRFAX street for many
years ne was one Oh the registrars OF the
second ward:
SUIT mas peen nied III lhe corporation
court OF Aiexanoria py COL FRANCIS L.
smith ana MT. r. d. Iayior, attorneys Ior
some OF the nelrs OF the Iate JOSIAH ri. y.
Smoot, TO cause the sale OF al the properly
Whlch MT Smoot owned at tne time Oh ms
death; Inc proposed saie' IL is stared. VIII.
include the lumber YARD, mlii ana wharf
property now occupied under lease by the