The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
90 Ef-r street

= ALlA AAlE GNlfCdtlUl OF ArEDEkE " GElAllAA
Park, which will mark the I25th anniver-
ssry Os the inauguration OF Washington's
Presidency. The Dolphin viii be anchored
of Alexandra that day. and probably
will FIRE a salute President Taft, Vice
President Sherman. and other distin-
gujshed guests viii review the pageant
from stand az Washington and Princess
streets.
Col Joseph Garrad. Fifteenth Cavalry.
Fort MyeT. Va. viii be chief marshal
with MAJ. ". NJ Smith as chief aid, and
the following win serve as special aids.
Maj James z. King, Worth Hulfsh. 0.
n. Kirk. 6. II. Robinson. Carroll Pierce.
P T Harrington, John Lesdbeater. and
J Armstesd Eggborn. The following viii
serve as corporals. and viii also ccnsti-
tufe members OF the staff. Louis y
Duffy Vance PeH. :. A EwaId. c. NJ
Schwab. a. J. Butcher. William Light
foot. John z Griffin. and X. ". Ogden:
eourters. Masters Johnson. Harrington.
and Crilly; chief marshal OF Alexandra
stan. Col John A. Marshall. chief mar
shal Of Alexandra County staff. James
2 Clements. and CHIEF marshal Of Fair
fax County staf, George X. Pickett.
Following VIII coIne the distinguished
guests in carriages President TAFT. Vice
President Sherman. Gov Swanson. Lieut..
Gov Eliys0n. members Of the Cabinet.
tne governor s stan. and United States
Senators and Representative
Col Charles 4 Dempsev. l. V-,II
serve as chief marshal Of the u7iFtar,
division eT~r- fer.
Z \ Engineer Corps. L. :. Coast Artif-
lery- L : Field ARTILLERY. =. :. CavaI-y
[. : marines. L s ssilers. District NJ
lonal Guard. Virginia National Guard
Richmond Howitzers. Richmond RIues.
and Washington High school Cadets.
capt. r VI. Latham viii be chief mar
shal OF the rremen's division. which Will
be composed OF the following local com
panies- Veterans Fire Association
Joseph De Silver. chief marshal Relief
Hook and Ladder Company. George A
Norris. marshal. Columbia COMPANY
Smith Williams marshal. Reliance Com
psny. Chief Wagner or assistant mar
shsI
Following Will come tho secret organ
izations with 4. A. Paul as chairman
Capt A. DeetoD viii be chief marshal of
the Red Men. and John r. Trimyer mar
shal o. the Junior Order II United
American Mechanics.
After traversing the line ~ march out
lined. the parade viii turn into King
street and march to the TOP Of Shooters
HiIl. where George Washington Park viii
be formally dedicated.
William 3 SmCot- president Of the
George Washington Monument Associs-
ton. has arranged 10 entertain the Pres
idon' during his stay IN this city.
The carnival spirit was rampant to-
night and King street. the main thor
oughfa-e Of the old town. vas a bed
lam of noise II was a big. Jolly crowd
that made merry. To add 20 the din
and confusion there were horns. rattlers.
and the barkers for the various shows
and wares held a. different corners speII-
bound. while the younger folks used
tickiers and confetti 10 their hearts con
tent Homecoming and carnival spirit
was in the air. lights were Illuminated
from end 20 end Of King street. and 4
powerful searchlisht from Fort Wash
/ ington on the top OF Shooters hill shone
forth IN all its briiliancy over a goodlv
portion OF the city
There was the man with touring cars
who came over % show the visitors the
sights. He had a sharp eve. and cut
prices 20 - cents. and told those who
believed that they were seeing Alex
sndria cars" In short order his business
increased with such rapidity that he had
20 send TO Washington for additional
cars. The carnival crowds wanted an
! automobile ride. and as many as could
. ~
ed one.
One Of the features Of to-night'S pro-
gramme was a minstrel performance by
the Lyceum Dramatic Club AZ its hall
The performance. which vas under the
direction Of Thomas Troddeu. IT.. Of
Washington. was creditable.
a dance was given tonight by the
FauchOn Pleasure Club. at McBuTney' 5
Hall
Arrangements have been completed FOR
reunion and luncheon OF the students Of
old s.. Johns Military Academy. which
Will be held tomorrow night At Odd Eel
lows Han There viii also be several
dances and other attractions tomorrow
night. including a parade by the Mount
Vernon Band. OF Washington
A dsmper was thrown on the festivi-
ties ar 1870 o'clock. when the lights gave
out and the cars came TO a stop. They.
however. remained out for but ten min
utes.
Funeral services for John ". Leather
land. Who died Monday. took place at 1
O'Clock this afternoon from his home. sI2
South Patrick street Rev. Osborn Belt,
pastor OF Trinity NJ Z Church. and Rev
u Z. Sewer. pastor OF the Second Pres
byterian Church, conducted the services.
James Z Phillips funeral took place al
> o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dence Of his daughter. Mrs Richard Nc
Menamin. 1915 Duke street Rev Edgar
Carpenter. rector of Grace Episcopal
Church, conducted the services
The marriage Of Miss Fannie L Psverill.
daughter Of Mr.. George PeverGI. and Mr..
Frank c. Smith took place at > O'Clock
this afternoon at the residence Of the
brides father. IN South Lee street. Rev.
John Cavanaugh. pastor OF the Free
Methodist Church, performed the cere-
mOny.
IN the Corporation Court to-day. in the
case OF James Deane against Maggie
Deane. a decree was entered confirming
the sale OF a house on ctle east side Of
St Asaph street. between Queen and
Princess streets, 10 Mrs Louisa Pullin.
DR.. S. Harrison Smith, formerly Of this
city, has accepted a position as physician
with railroad company IN Brazil. at a
soIe-x- 81 q coo rb~ r-oar LTa q 49, a.,
Panama, and VIII go 10 his new post
shortly.
Miss Marion Barnes Bryant. daughter OF