The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.


Alexandria. Va. June 2o.-In the pres
enee Of a congregation that filed 81
Mary's Catholic Church 10 its capacity.
solemn vesper service was sung al 8
o'clock tonight by Rev. William D
Deiany. Of this city. who was recently
ordained 20 the priesthood
The affair was under the auspices Of
Fitzgerald Council. No. 45s. Knights Of
Columbus, Of which Rev. Father Delany
is a member. and was held in his honor.
A choir OF sixty voices, from ST. PauPs
Church. Washington. chanted the service
under the leadership OF Prof. Winchester.
OF Washington. A sermon was preached
by Rev. Father Costello. Of Mobile. Ala.
Members OF the order occupied the
front pews Of the church. while members
OF the fourth degree OF the order served
as guard OF honor FOR the occasion.
Following the services the members OF
the choir was rendered a luncheon by
local knights at the Lyceum Hall
Rev Father Delany. who is a resident
Of this city, celebrated his initial mass
this morning az 1919 O'clock before A
large congregation An able sermon was
delivered by Rev. Father Martin w.
ODOnOghue. OF Washington. who sue
cinctly outlined the duties OF priesthood
in its various forms. Rev Father II. J.
Cutler. pastor OF the church, acted as
master OF ceremonies.
Mrs. Fannie Bendheim. widow Of
David Bendhelm. a former resident OF
this city died shortly after o'clock
this afternoon. at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs Max Pretzfelder. I727 L
street northwest. Washington. Mrs.
Bendheim was vel known in this CITY
where she spent the greater part Of her
life.
She is survived by the following chill
dren; Samuel and Louis Bendheim. Of
Alexandra. Ferdinand Bendhsim- OF
Washington. Mrs. Sidney Kaufman. OF
Greensboro. y c.. and Mrs Shriver. OF
Cleveland. Ohio
The body will DC brought here Tomorrow
70 the home Of her sons. Messrs Louis
and Samuel Bendheim. 4g7 Prince stree.
The funeral VIII take place Tuesday
afternoon al 4 o'clock
The funeral OF B. F. Bruner. VINO died
in Washington Friday night. will take
place az II O'Clock tomorrow morning
from Wheatleys undertaking establish
ment The services will be conducted by
Rev W. J. Morton. rector OF Christ
Episcopal Church. The burial viii be IN
the Presbyterian Cemetery. The pail
bearers VIII be II. X Field, G. William
Ramsay. Frank MarbUry, George Wise.
Samuel L. Monroe. and Anthony Smoot.
Notice IS given by Mayor Pan that per
sons owning dogs who have not paid the
required license By June 80 viii be sub
jet 20 arrest and a fine OF s. to S, as
required by law. Up 10 the present but
seventy-eight licenses have been Issued by
City Auditor Price. although Il is said
that there are more than 1000 dogs in the
city Il is supposed that the majority OF
those who have not vet taken out the re-
Quired license VIII do so by the close OF
the present month.
The Republicans OF Alexandra have
arranged for a mass meeting which VIII
be held at Arnory Hall June q At S
O'Clock at night for the purpose OF elect
ing five delegates and alternates 20 the
State convention which VIII be held IN
Newport News. Va, July 2S
The funeral OF little Elizabeth Posey.
whose body was found yesterday morn
ing in the arns OF his mother as the
mother wandered through the streets, will
take place az ! o'clock tomorrow after
noon from Demaine's undertaking estab-
nshment.
Interesting programmes were given this
evening az the Children's Day exercises a.
the First Baptist Church and at the VII
lage Chapel.
The infant OF Mr.. and Mrs Patrick
Buckley died tonight az the home OF
the parents, 321 North Columbus street.