The Washington times., 1909-02-01
Alexandria ArmOry Hall
Brilliant With Lights
For the Event.
JAMES WOOLLS
is LAID TO REST
Man Wanted BY Washington Po-
lice Observation-Disclosures
Veterans Meet Tonight
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
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WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA Va, FEB. I.
With Armory Hall illuminated by
myri0ds OF electric lights, and i'm the
presence OF the mayor, the board of
police commissioners and the city couu-
eli. the fair which viii be given by
AieNSsldria- Washington Lodge of Ma
sons, viii begin this evening.
The opening address will be delivered
10y Juege r. r. ". Duke, of CharIottes-
vile. The hall has been decorated, on
The four sides being erected balconies
on which persons can promenade. At
the enc Of the hall is "a reproduction OF
Mt Vernon. I'm which all the Wash
ington relics VIII be kept until the close
of the fair. on the left side OF the hail
has been built a reproduction of the
home OF Andrew Jackson.
The following have charge ~ the af-
fair Genera committee. J. y. Shinn,
chairman Judge L. G.. Barley. Dr. w.
NJ Smith, vice chaiFmen. Charles II.
csllahan, treasurer; ". j. BoOtbe, sec
rotary, =. ". Pitts, assistant secretary:
J. Ruben. T. @. Parham, T.. II Kemp
CT. A. H. Oehlert, r. W. Fuller. n.
snowden, and y. b. Cochran.
Finance committee IT. Callahan,
chairman Judge L. c. Barley. Dr. ~.
n. Smith, Or. #. B. Cochran, ana ].
j. Sninn.
Decorating committee-Dr T. b.
cochran chairman w. l. Allen. T. C.
SpiniSs, Jr, Harry Beverly and Donald
AitchesOu
Decorating booths-B. Aitcheson. Don
sld Altchesou, =, @ sDinks, jr
Ladles committee-Mrs. II. IS. Coch-
ran, chairman; Mrs. n ". O'Brieu.
wee chairman Miss Nettie Garner. sec
Tetary
Heads of booths-1Tt. Vernon. AIRS r
T. Shinn. Mrs II. W. Fuller Mrs u
III. Callahan. Mrs. J. - W. Timber
man. MIS- T. H. kemper, and Mrs, q,
j. Marshall
Andrew Jackson booth-Mrs. N. L.
DlnWlddie,- Airs. F. ". Latham. ana
Dining room-1Iiss Cora Cochran.
chairman.
Refresbmentz-oIrs. J. E. Alexander,
chairman.
HousehoId-lIrs. Raymond Hulash.
Airs. L. G. Barley ana Mrs. r. S. Bar
rett.
Fancy-lIrs. f. J. PAR
Cigars-Mrs- Il. A Fisher and Airs.
Z. NJ Hamilton
Candy-Qrs Harry Hochmann and
b Dr. 3 81 '2 Richard Gibson. Miss
Nary Uhler, and Miss Frances Daueu-
China and glass-N1iss/ Ida Grigg ana
AIRS. Il. T. Acton.
Groceries-AIrs. M. Morris.
Boat-AIrs. !. w Bales. Mrs. George
Chadwick and Mrs. a. ID. Monitor.
Donation committee-M. J. Ruben,
chairman; Courtney Acton, O.. Is. swan.
p. A. Fisher j. W. May, and u. ~.
Robinson
Special feature commlttee-J.W w. Bales.
chairman; f. G.. Spinks, jr., g.. b.
Marshall. and J. r. ShInn.
Organization committee, DR. vs.. H.
smith, chairman, Judge T. a. Barley,
Or. @. =. Lindsey C.. b. Marshall and
Percy Cliff
Music committee-Georee II. Evans,
chairman Charles H. Callahan.
Reception cOmmiJJee-R. S.. Fuller.
chairman; j. IT. KempcT. @. II. Gala
han, a II. DeHlerts q. B. Marshall,
Percy CHIT n L. DinWiddie. W. L
Allen, J. Fred Birrell. r. s. Barrett and
DR.. 7. Cochran.
held from ST. Marv's Church at $50
o'clock this morning. The Rev IT, J.
Cutler sang requiem mass. The burial
was IN ST, Mary.s Cemetery.
James Sullivan, "a yyeII-lzuown Alex
audrIan, died al his home at 1l25 Wilkes
street this morning. No arrangements
have been made for h-5 funeral
william Haws died at his home. 5l3
North Patrick street tlir mpruluG- ile
funeral arrangements have not been
completed,
A j. Wcdderburu, secretary of George
Washington Park. reports that le BIAS
sold two lots iu section Z. also t0 j. H.
Mansfield TWO lots lu sections o.
Thomas swallow was last evening ar
rested as Le walked into police head
quarters for e. nights lodging. Tie I-
wanted bT the Washington police. and
was turned over fo them this morning.
r. IT, Lee Camp Confederate Eetsr-
ans. viii meet al the hail. fin Prince
street, ar s o'clock this evening. Eu-i-
ness OF Importance viii ue transacted.