The Washington herald., 1909-04-04
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Alexandra, Va, AnrI 3-Beginning TO
morrow and continuing throughout the
week. Holy Week" services VII be ap-
propriately observed In Catholic. Episco-
pal. and Lutheran churches here. Special
services throughout the week VIII be as
follows:
St Mary's Catholic-Palm Sunday. first
mass : a. m and high mass az distri-
button OF palm 1919 q m: vespers and
benediction. . m; holy way OF the
cross and short catecheucal instruction.
7.30 p. m. Mondays. Tuesdays. and
Wednesdays. mass. $50 and SO a. m;
holy way OF the cross and benedicuon,
Wednesday. $50 o. m. Thursday. high
mass and procession Of the blessed sac
ramenr, $50 a. m; exposition Of the sac
rament- all day, Good Friday mass q
the presanctifed and alteration OF the
cross. $50 a. m; way Of the cross. 3 and
$ p. m: Saturday. a. IA. blessing o.
the FIRE and water and baptismal font and
I high mass al s o'clock.
Christ Episcopal Church-Mondav. Tues
/ day. Wednesday. Thursday. and Friday,
services at a M Holy Thursday. holy
communion az ?. m. Good Friday. serv-
/ ices and sermon. Il a. m. Easter even
/ ing services. 5 ?. n.
81 PauIs Episcopal Church-Aionday.
/ Tuesday. Wednes1 day. and Thursday. al
5 p. m. Thursday. holy communion,
p m: Good Friday. services. i a. m;
/ Easter evening. baptism. ?. m
Grace Episcopal Church-Monday and
{ Tuesday 8 p. ~, Wednesday. cOndrma-
ton, 80 p m. Thursday. holy com
mUnlon. a. m. Good Friday morning
PRAYER and addrss s.. 1870 a m: passion
4 service. l. 10 o m; prayer and address
80 D. m. Saturday. Easter evening
evening PRAYER and holy baptism. : p N.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church-Pslm sun
Gay services, Il g. m, when special mu-
sic VIII be given by the choir. LenJen
! services viii terminate with special serv-
/ ices al Il o'c.Ock Good Friday morning.
Contest for queen OF the carnival VIII
terminate April p at 70 ,. n, and the
I committee in charge announces that the
contest is warming Up considerably out
/ OF ffty-one names published ss contest
ants not more than three have with
drawn. Boxes were opened last night and
/ announcements Of the standing Of con
I testants made known to-day. Mrs. Cleita
I Whitehead leads with I.3o2 votes 10 hei
/ credit Standing OF the candidates Is as
! follows.
Miss J. Ethel Grimes. q. Mrs. n p
! Greene. 81. Miss Sally A Harlow. 60, Miss
Amy Heisley. 80. Miss Dora Lannon. 81
Miss Inez Marshall 81. Mrs. J. William
/ MAY, 80. Miss Margaret 8Iiistead %
Mrs. A. D. Montier SCI: Miss Irene Pull
! man. So. Mrs r. J. Pan. 90. Miss Sally G
I Patterson 50. Miss Bessie ". Reeves. 80
7 Miss Flora Recker. 80: Mss MargIe Rs-
mey. -. Miss Nellie Schnchting. 50; Miss
J Ethel Simmons 50. Mrs A H Smythe
+ 81: Mrs CIeita Whitehead. I.SC2. Mrs. p
Won de Westlaken. 20: Miss Caroline
Z Wedderburn. 9l6. Mss Mary Adc0ck J,
! Miss Ruth Appich. 50. Miss Jessie Arm
/ strong. 20: Miss Minnie Berwanger. 81
I Miss Kathryn Brill 81. Miss Katherine
/ Bi-reu. 50: Miss Bertha Baader. 30, Mrs
J. W Bales I6s. Mrs. Louis Brill. 1SS
/ Miss Ida y Breen. IS; Miss Jenette Cur
/ tin 81: Miss Esteue Clapdore. g. Mis-,
/ Bessie Creegan. %; Miss Grace Chauncey
I 90. Mrs Annie Kramer Dunbar s.; Miss
Hattie 3. Douglas. 50. Miss Marie Drew
! IA: Miss Helen Drew. 81: Miss Marie
/ FannOn. I2f: Mrs. H Friedlsnde-. 215
l Miss Meryl B. Goldsmith, 81; Miss Annie
NJ German. 80. and Miss Jane c. Cor
ham. So
AT O'Clock this evening a slight FIRE oc
CURED at the plant Of the Virginia Glas.
! Company. West End. Sparks from th,
/ chimney in the boiler room set fire 70 III,
/ roof. Before the FIRE had gained an,
headway employees at the factory extin
| guished the fire with a plug stream. Tbs
services of the FIRE department was no
/ needed. At 40 o'clock this afternoon
false alarm Of IRE brought out the entir'
department
Mount Vernon Chapter. Daughters o.
the American Revolution. has completed
plans for the unveiling Of the bronze tab
| let al Christ Episcopal Church April .
| The tablet VIII bear the names Of thos'
who served as pallbearers at Washing
toms funeral Admission to the churci
sill be by card. which can be obtained
from Mrs George Uhler, ST. Cameron
street.
II Bethany Independent Methodist Pro
n Lt&IaNL A4uLEA mas Sc4CLAEQ Alle tlaloh llls
II stewards for the ensuing year, II. c
\ Smith Z. y. Pittman. \. s Greeuaway
II Robert y. H6ncock. Lambert D. sullivan
II Charles HantzmOn. J. T Cook. and Franz
I NJ. Niche, bach
n Funeral services fOr Charles V. Rusi
will be held al 40 O'Clock tomorrow az
H ternoon from his home. 1913 Duke street
II Members of Alexandra Council No g
I Junior Order Of United Americans, vii
! attend IN a body.
\ Columbia Lodge Of Masons Viii erect
temple al Clarendon. Alexandra County
which viii cost upward Of Si0CoO Bid
I for the temple were opened last night
/ ana .. - Knight. contractor. Of this city
\ being the lowest bidder. was given III
II contract. He viii commence work mex
\ week
A meeting OF the executive committee
OF the homecoming week association
was held this morning in the rooms o
N the chamber Of commerce. when plan
for the affair were mapped out
n Potomac Lodge OF Odd Fellows ha
appointed the following committee Il
II cooperate with the homecoming weel
committee, George Fl. Hinken, George "