The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
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Alexandra, Va. Feb. I3.-ArmOry Hall
was well filed tonight. the occasion be-
ing the closing OF the big Masonic bazaar
under the auspices OF Alexandria Wash
ington Lodge OF Masons. 4 record-break-
ing business was done and the hall pre-
sented a beautiful sight Members Of the
Glass Blowers Union. accompanied by
Dennis Hay. national president Of the
association, attended Practically all the
prizes were awarded with the exception
Of the motor boat.
An auction was held and all Of the
goods remaining unsOld were disposed Of
bv Aucfioueer Thomas ChaDneey. When
the doors closed Al midnight practically
every article in the hall had been sold
William Lewis Allen won the handsome
Masonic sword He received 2-S75 votes
The money derived from the bazaar VIII
be used as the preliminary fund for the
erection Of temple 20 Washington. who
was master OF the local lodge. The COM
mittee in charge is being congratulated
on its success.
While in the act Of attempting to rob
the safe in the undertaking establishment
of Messrs. William Demaine & Son. SI7
King street. James McCauley. twenty
eight yeas old. who says his home Is in
Baltimore. was caught by Windsor De-
maine shortly before 10 O'Clock tonight
Mr.. Demalne held McCauley until the ar
rival Of Policeman Sherwood. The at
tempted robbery attracted a large crowd.
a large party. including many from
washington. Was handsomely entertained
AZ an oyster roast by the officials OF the
Old Dominion Glass Company AZ the com
pany's plant last night During the even
ing impromptu talks were made by
George d. Hopkins. L WoolfOrd. George
II. Schwarzmann. OF the glass company.
and Messrs Barry, Wagner. and Savage.
Of Washington.
Among the oCt-of-town guests were
Mrs. George and daughter. OF Cleveland.
Ohio: Dennis Hay. OF PhiladelPhis; Mr.
and Mrs Ward Savage Mr. and Mrs
Berry. Mr. and Mrs Weber. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ottercomb and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs Wagner, Mrs. BrieI and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs Robbins. Capt De Alley.
Mr. and Mrs O'Day. OF Washington. ard
others.
These committees have been appointed
20 cooperate with the George Washington
Association for the carnival to be held
April $3.50 IN connection with the dedi-
cation OF the George Washington Park;
Sarepta Lodge. Odd Fellows. c. Arm
strong. V Peeie. and Warren Zimmer-
man: Csceola Tribe, 10. ]. Independent
Order OF Red Men. c. ". Schwab. chair
The Firor Baking Company. OF this city,
has been granted a charter BY the STATE
president: \. r y. Firor. vice president:
". A. Johnson, secretary and treasurer,
al OF Washington.
The marine railway At the shipyard at
the foot Of Franklin street viii be re-
built. and the work viii be commenced
early next week.
IN the Corporation Court to-day the
report OF c. l. B0othe. commissioner.
was approved in the sale Of the house at
the southeast corner Of Washington and
Queen streets. known as 2is North Wash
ington street. 10 W z. II. Finke.
The quarantine which has been over
the city jail since a case OF varoloid vas
discovered there some time ago viii be
raised BY Health Officer z. a German.
Representative Gilbert II. Hitchcock.
Of Nebraska. will tomorrow afternoon
address a mems meeting in the Young
Peoples Building Of the Methodist Epis-
copaI Church South 4 solo VIII be given
by Miss Ethel Grimes.
4 decree referring the case TO Howard
". Smith. special commissioner. was
given to-day in the Corporation Court in
the case OF Dora Bordner against John
: B0rdner.
In the case OF Julia - Whiting against
Nellie A Whiting a decree was given
referring the case 70 H \. Garner, spe-
cial commissioner.
Hiss Florence V. hOOinson and George
T. Sampson. both Of this city. were mar
ried this morning at the parsonage Of
the Second Presbyterian Church. by Rev.
J. H Sewer. pastor Mr. and Mrs. Samp-
son viii reside in this city