The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
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Alexandria. Va, Nov. Miss Mary
Leadbeater. daughter Of Mrs. Thomas
Leadbeater. and Rev. James d. Gibson.
of Wellburg. W. Va. were married at S
o'clock this evening at Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church in the presence Of a
number Of relatives and friends.
The church was decorated for the oc-
casion. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. John D. Gibson, father OF the
groom, OF Huntington, W. Va, assisted
by Right Rev. William Loyal Gravatt.
Bishop OF West Virginia. and Rev w J.
Morton. rector Of Christ Church. The
bride was attended by Miss Anna Glib
son. sister OF the groom. who served as
maid OF honor. and the groom had for
his best man Rev. John J. Gravatt, OF
New York
Those serving a. ushers were Gardiner
L. BOothe. John 5. Gibson, jr.. w. II.
Cumpston. Rev W r. Bowie. Or. Level
Ign Powell. and Or. Edgar SnOwden.
Following The wedding. there was re-
ception al the home OF the brides
mother. 329 North Washington street.
which was attended by the relatives OF
the two families The couple afterward
left for a bridal trip.
The choir OF Christ Protestant Episco-
pal Church Will at S o'clock tomorrow
evening give a musicale at the Young
Peoples Building OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South. An interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared as follows;
Quartet, "Madrigal." Mrs Robert F.
Downham. Mrs. NJ W. O'Brien. Mr.. Ken
meth Ogden, and Mr.. George II. Evans
solo. The YeOman's Wedding Song,
George II. Evans, solo, 'Nymphs and
Fawns." Mrs. Robert f. Downham; solo,
Forging the Anchor" Mr. Barnholdt, Of
Brookland, d. c.; quartet, ''Rigoletu,
Mrs. r. F. DOwnham. Mrs. NJ W.
O'Brien. Kenneth ogden, and George II
Evans: solo. zone Spring Morning Mrs.
Raymond Hulhsh. solo. Celeste Aida
Kenneth ogden. monologue, selected.
Harry p. Cation: quartet. Good Night.
from Martha" Mrs. r. F. Downham.
Mrs NJ W O'Brien. Kenneth ogden, and
George II. Evans.
Mrs. Charles @. Lennon will be accom-
PIANIST
The following officers have been chosen
by the Young Mems Senate. 20 serve for
the ensuing year: Thomas Clarke. presi-
dent, W. y. Harper. vice president; Will
fam Luckett. secretary: Rev c. ID. Buus,
chaplain; A. NJ Dawson. journal clerk;
F. Clinton Knight. reporter and sergeant
alarms; Joseph Goldsmith. assistant
sergeant-at-arms and postmaster. +. W.
jenkins. reading clerk. and J. o. Gillian.
financial secretary.
Arrangements has been made by the
senate for an oyster roast. which will be
given IN its building Tuesday night next
John L. Thomas. sixty-six years OF age
was found dead in bed about noon to-
day AZ the home OF HIS sitter. Mrs. Mar
tina G. Weadon Heart trouble is sup
posed 10 have been the cause OF his sud
den demise. The deceased was baker
by trace. No arrangements have yet been
made for the funeral
A IRE alarm was sounded this morning
in the Lee Public School as a test. and
In one minute and ffty-eight seconds. II
Is stated the school was cleared, The
teachers and school officials were gratihed
over the expeditions manner in which the
drill was conducted
At a meeting Of Post F, Travellers Pro-
tective Association, this afternoon r. F.
Graham was chosen a delegate 20 attend
a meeting OF the state committee OF that
organization. which will be held in Rich
mond Saturday next
An oyster roast was tonight rendered
the Bible class OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South by Rev. c. .. Bulla, pas
tor OF that church. in the Young Peoples
Building.
Advantages and disadvantages Of Dor
rowing money will be the subject OF a
Joint debate among the members Of the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum, which
Will be held at its hall Tuesday night
next
The Fanchon Pleasure Club gave n
! dance this evening at McBurney's Hall.
which was attended by a large gathering
Within short time the committees OF
! the Second Baptist Church and the Del
Ray Baptist Church viii formally extend
a call 10 a pastor 10 take the place OF
Rev c. x. Hobbs. whose resignation be-
| comes effective December l next
R W. Ballenger has purchased from
]. NJ Johnson. commissioner, house and
/ lot known as 227 North Pitt street
/ A divorce on the ground OF desertion
! has been granted Mary z. Gary from
| George II. Gary in the Circuit Court.
Both are negroes.