Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
WEDDING THIS EVENING OF MISS
LEE AND LIEUT.. MONTGOMERY.
Reorganization of City Democratic
Committee-Inspect of Light
Infantry-Other Matters


| ALEXANDRIA, Va, September Is. 1907.
Among those who are expected to attend
| the wedding of Miss Virginia Lee, young
| est daughter of Mrs Nellie Bernard Fowle
| Lee and the late Cen Fitzhugh Lee, and
Lieut.. John Carter Montgomery 18th Cav
| airy, United States Army, which will occur
| at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church at
| 6:3O o'clock this evening, are President
Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt. The cere-
mony will be performed by Rev. William
! Jackson Morton. Miss Louise Jones of
Norfolk, Va, is to be maid of honor and
Lieut.. Winn Blair, It'll Cavalry, United
States Army. will serve as best man.
The ushers will be Lieut.. A. F. Commits
| key, 18th Cavalry; Lieut.. r. C. Caldwell,
| Lieut.. ]. A. Pearson 18th Cavalry; Lieut..
NJ, c. Tyler: Engineer Corps, Lieut. L. S.
| Grant. third, Engineer Corps, and Lieut..
| r. c. Moore, Engineer Corps.
The church has been decorated with
| palms and golden rod. The bridal party
| Will be rendered a reception at the resi-
| denca of Mrs. William S Greene, 317 North
Washington street, Immediately after the
ceremony.
| Democratic Committee Reorganized.
| The city democratic committee was reor-
| ganized last evening, Charles Bendheim be-
ing chosen chairman and r. Theodore Cook
| secretary. 1t was announced that all of
| the recent GtIlDcGdlc nominees VIII nave
| opposition in the general election next No
| vember, and plans were formulated for
| bringing out full democratic vote
The annual inspection of Company G, 10th
| Virginia Regiment Alexandria Light In
| fantry. was held last evening at Armory
| Hall by Col. 10 Lane Stern, assistant in
| spector of the Virginia state militia. Forty.
| four men were in line.
Maj. James e King and staff Lieut.. S. A.
Howard adiutant; w. r. Nagel, sergeant
! iN, 4 Il
, DR.. Carol w. May, hospital steward, were
also INSPECTED.
| certificate of accidental death was is
| sued last evening by Coroner S. Moore ir
| the case of John Buckner, colored, a driver
| employed by William A. Smoot 81 Co.
| coal dealers, who died from injuries sus-
tanned by falling from cart loaded with
sand which he was driving about > o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Funeral services over the remains of Miss
| Florence Wade, whose death occurred Sat
| urday last were held at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon at 30 Commerce street.
Plan Memorial Service.
The members of Alexandria Lodge, No.
| 1873. Benevolent and Protective Order of
| Elks, are planning to hold memorial serv-
| ices in the opera house the first Sunday in
next December. The committee of ar
! rangements consists Of Charles B. Mar
! shall. Charles c. Cain. A. d. Monitor, J.
, w. Bales, James +. l'eyton.
John LOmaX, co,ored, was charged in the
police court today with the larceny of a
| bottle Of ink from the book store of Dyson
| Brothers, sos King street. yesterday after
noon. Justice Cation fined LomaX 50.
| A fine Of 81 was imposed MILFORD
| Jones. charged with drunken and disorderly
conduct.
The siXtT-ninth annual session of the
| Episcopal High School of Virginia, west OF
| this city, began this morning.
The case of Reece Jodon, arrested Monday
| last on suspicion of attempting to enter
| freight cars at the Potomac railroad yards
| in Alexandria county, has been postponed
until Friday morning next at Ii O'Clock.
when the accused will be given a hearing
J The funeral of the infant son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. NJ. 7. Burns took place at noon today
| from the residence of his parents, 1105
| Prince street. The remains were taken to
| Washington for interment.