The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
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SO King street
Alexandria. Va. June IA pretty we'd
ding was solemnlzed at noon to-day at
Christ Episcopal Church. when Miss Nora
Carlyle Herbert. daughter Of Col and
Mrs. Arthur Herbert, OF ''MuckrosS.
Fairfax County, became the bride OF
Robert Pegram Holt. OF Newport News
Va. The ceremony was performed by DR..
Angus Crawford dean Of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary, in the presence Of
a large gathering OF friends and rela-
tives Of the parties represented, among
those present being many from out Of the
city
The bride was unattended although lit
tie Miss Isabel Pell, Of New York, served
as flower girl. The groom had for his
best man his brother. Saxon w. Holt.
The bride was attired in a gown OF white
chiffon, with duchess lace and pearl dog
collar The flower girl was attired In
white French muslin and Irish lace. and
/ carried a basket Of sweet peas After
! the ceremony the bridal party was ten
dered a reception at the home OF Capt
I Herbert BRYANT, 306 North Washington
street. Afterward Mr.. and Mrs Holt
departed for New York. from which
place they will sail for Europe, where
they vii! spend their honeymoon.
The ushers were James Dulany Hall, Of
| Warrenton. Va: Angus Crawford OF the
Episcopal High School: r. Winston Holt.
of Washington: l. S. Garrett. Of Norfolk;
Richard Reynolds. Of Newport News;
Arthur Herbert. and G. s. Taylor Burke.
both OF this city.
Police Justice Harry B. Cation. Of this
city. and Miss Adele Ogden. Of Akron.
Ohio. were married at 1920 O'Clock this
morning in New York City. in the pres
euce or the relatives and a few friends
, OF the two families. Following the cere-
mony. a breakfast was served at the In
perial Hotel. Subsequently Mr.. and Mrs.
I Cation left for a trip 70 the coast OF
d Maine. where they will spend their
C honeymoon.
= Miss Margaret Desmond and Mr. Pat
rick Cronin. both OF this city. were mar
q ried yesterday at St Marys Catholic
. Church Rev. Father /. F. Kelly. assist
: ant pastor. performed the ceremony
d Members OF r. E. Lee Camp. Confed-
crate Veterans. were tonight rendered
: tea at the Golf Clubhouse by the ladies
: composing the Seventeenth Virginia Regi-
, ment Chapter, United Daughters OF the
n Confederacy. A number Of members OF
a the NJ. ID. COrse Camp, Sons OF Veterans
also participated. The affair was given ir
" observance OF the one hundredth anniver-
10 sary OF the birth Of jefferson Davis. Rev
Is Charles d. Bulla, pastor OF the Methods
5. Episcopal Church South. delivered an ad
te dress.
in I. is expected that there VIII be a no
es fight for town Offices next Tuesday in tn
L recently Incorporated town OF Potomac
al Alexandra County. Every member OF tn
city council is on the ticket for re-elec
no ton, and they are being opposed by ne7
90 candidates Mayor J. +. Supplee is bein
ie; opposed by E J. Pennypacker; Georg
co ". Zachary, clerk Of the council, win b
ne opposed by John z. Marcher; Treasure
eo W. P. Varney and Town Sergeant
Burrel Will not have any opposition.
The present incumbents in council ar
J. A. Carpenter. w. T. Kidwel, W.
Emerson. H. II. Powell, c. A Campbell
re, and J. V. Barrett. They viii be oppose
by T. J. Bruffey. Edmund Clark, J.
Fitzgerald, II. V. Clayton, Henry Krame
and John Marcher. ST.
IN The itinerary Of Representative Carl
zen until Tuesday next, the day OF 4
or primary 70 nominate a candidate 4
nal Congress, will be as follows: Friday,
Manassas: Saturday, at Falls Churc
md Monday, at HeTndOn, Va. II is unde
me stood that Mr.. Gordon viii make Re
de- more speeches before the close Of Z
1de campaign.
20 It is understood that a number Of pro
tbo erty owners. who own houses in Roy
sb- street. between Cameron and Que
IN streets. will shortly make application
the Corporation Court for an injunct
ar restraining the owners OF the OLD Il
.rv- draulian Engine House from further
mis- ing that place for a blacksmith shC
.. The property was recently purchased fr'
,me the city. and the impression OF nums
viii Of the members Of the city council
-od- that II was to be converted into a
frigerator plant.
Another mild case Of smallpox dev
oped to-day. making a total Of TIL
cases now in the city The victims Of
hi maladv are all 'colored. The latest Ct
is in a house in Delaney's court All
g ,n the houses where the disease exists ia
- been ouarantined. and a close espiona
Is being kept over the occupants.
and The Alexandria County Democra
rom committee has elected r. c. l. Monc'
say and Walter L. varney delegates TO
the Roanoke State convention, and Curtis
mink Graham and w. H. Palmer have 81
chosen alternates. The second comm
and tee from the county viii send conte
the ing delegation 10 Roanoke.
be
con- Robert Matthews. son OF Jonathan M
thews OF this city. died in Seattle. Wa
'me- Yesterday. The remains will be taken
n1- Ioudoun County. Va, for burial.
Up Matthews was for number Of years
been gagged in business in Seattle.
that
here The SEVENTEEN annual conmencem
exercises of the Episcopal High Schoo
-OIll, Virginia. situated west OF this city,
- be held June II and Is. An interest
. 81 programme Is being prepared. 81. Ma
Academy. Of this city, will hold its
nuaI commencement exercises at
opera house June Il, at $3.50 O'Clock in
afternoon.
Inley ]. T. Preston. secretary Of the chan
OF Of commerce, went 10 Richmond to-
onia. for the purpose OF appearing before
n OF state corporation commission and
Tneo after this city's interest in railroad :
e, ioI- ter, and also tc oppose the appeal n
gnu Sl by Baltimore and Winchester requi
NV ~. the Baltimore and Ohio Company 10
81 Sl.S its trains from Lexington TO Harri