The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-07
Supervisors Hear Report on
jamestown Exhibit.
RAILWAYS REQUEST DENIED
of Washington, ArIing-
ton and Falls Church Company to
Lay singIe-track Siding on Hume
Avenue Refused--Mrs. Mamie 5.
Meade Dies at Hospital.
wAsHINGT0S HERALD BUREAU,
BELL Teisuhuna lI33
Corner q Prinoe and Royal Streets

Alexandra, Va, April "a report con-
corning the exhibit by which Alexandria
County will be represented at the James,
town Exposition was made to-day at the
regular meeting Of the county board of
supervisors by c. g. Boteler, who has just
returned from jamestown. where he went
under commission Of the board in eonnec-
ton with the county display lie stated
that proper arrangements had been made
for insuring an appropriate representation
on behalf OF Alexandria County. The sum
of $500 has been appropriated for making
the exhibit a success.
The supervisors refused the application
Of the Washington. Arlington and Falls
Church Railway Company for permission
10 occupy a portion of Hume avenue with
a single track SIDING. Upon the petition
OF W. c. Shelley and others. an order was
entered for the opening of a new road in
the Arlington district. The county sur
veyor was requested to prepare specifica.
tons for the improvement OF certain roads
in Arlington and Jefferson districts. Ap-
piication was received from several citi-
gems in Washington district for the open
ing of a new road in that section. and
commissioners were appointed to view the
proposed route and report at the next
meeting.
The Easter german, given by the Alex
andria German Club on Friday evening.
was a brilliant aTair There were about
fifty couples dancing. under the leader
ship of Mr.. Harry Beverley and Miss
Elizabeth Jones. assisted by Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence r. Howard, Of Fredericksburg.
AZ midnight supper was served. The
ehaperons were Mrs. George Mushback.
Mrs. J. Sidney Douglas, Mrs. William
Faulkner, and Mrs. George Uhler. 9th
ers present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Ashby. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert d. Brockett.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. c. ". Wat
ties. Miss Phil Wattles. Mrs. Quaries.
Miss Sarah Kemper. Mrs. Isaac Gregg.
Mrs Louis S. Scott. Mrs. II. F. Robert
son. Mrs. Ross Elliott, Miss Gregg, Misses
Edith Ramsay, Ruth Bryant, Elizabeth
Herbert Eva Dent Mary Dent. Eliza
UhIer Rebecca UhleT, Mary Lloyd. OF
New York; Hiidreth Gatewood. Halle
Gatewood. Dorothy GatewOod, Julia Mu-
ehett, OF Maryland; Jean Carter, Hattie
Douglas, Mary Glenn UhleT, Lucy Doug
las Mary Donahue. Mary Dent. Katie
UhleT Kitty Barrett. Marion Bryant. Nan
Lippitt. OF Berryville; Julia and Minnie
Lippitt. Of Washington: Mary Philips,
Alice Chinn, Courtney Marshall, Grace
Anderson, Courtney Greenough. Mamie
McClel!and. Josie Robinson, Elise Miller.
OF Baltimore; Bates, and Hodge Of Phil
adelphia; Willis Williams. Lacy. Of
Washington; Mlcou, Janet Childs. and
Howard. of Washington: Annie Selden.
RCts Faulkner. Mary Patterson, and
Marguerite Patterson, of Baltimore; and
Messrs. Page and Welmer Waller. Stuart
Hunter. Marshall Jones, GWynn Dent.
James Douglas, John Agnew, Gustav
Thomson, Richard MiCOu. Arthur Bryant
Marshall King Howard Smith. Alex
Strattou, Louis Machen, Algernon ChaI@
mers. Charles SmoOt Robley Broom
back, Harris Franklin, T. a. Summers,
DaingeTfield Anderson. Foster Slaughter,
Richard ChiT hester. Mahlon Ianney, Ma
gruder Dent. Henry OBJ Cooper, John
Mason Lee. Eugene Taylor. HERSHEY Sci
den, Aylitt Nichols Angus Crawford
John Brewer. There were many Wash
ingtonians present among them were
Messrs. Craighill Williams. j. r.
Danield. King. Percy Finney. A. ROWell.
Hunton, Dr. Ames. L. S. n; Craigs,
Francis Owens. Doup. r. r. Farr. James
r. Casey, Bernard Diamond, Edward
PeytOn, Charles White, and Madison
Brown, and Drs. Berry and Cochran. OF
this city.