The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-05
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Alexandria. Va, Oct 4-The deadlock
in the board Of aldermen was broken to-
night with the election or T. +. Marbury,
one OF the oldest members in point of
service. as president, and Henry K Field
vice president.
The faction headed by BaTenger. Field.
Summers. and ogden relinquished all
previous agreements over the appoint
ment Of committees. and Mr.. Marbury is
given power 10 name his own committees
II was S:25 o'clock when the board was
called TO order. Alderman Hin, vice pres
ident. relinquished the chair 10 Alderman
Brill who nominated Alderman F. F.
Marbury.
Alderman Field made a brief speech.
and then Mr.. Hi said Mr.. Fields side
has thirteen committee appointments 20
the seven Of his side. The roll was called
and Mr.. Marbury received the vote.
Mr. Marbury was then sworn in as
president by L. II. Thompson, justice Of
the peace. and also clerk Of the board.
Mr. Marbury made a brief speech OF
thanks Mr.. Brill then nominated Alder
man Field for vice president. and he was
unanimously elected.
A pretty wedding was solemn!zed at 9
O'Clock this morning at ST. Marys Cath
Ollie Church. when Miss Ida Regina
Creegan. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Michael Creegau, became the bride OF
James Edward Madden, OF Washington.
A nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev
Father L. F. Kelly assisted by Rev.
Father Morris, OF St Peters Church.
WASHINGTON. The ceremony was Wit
messed by a large gathering Of relatives
and friends The bride was gownei 10
white silk, with hat 10 match. and carried
boquet Of Bride roses The bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Helen Eliza
beth CTeegan. and the best man was
Francis +. J. Cleary. OF Washington.
Solos were sung by Mrs. Nettie Brill.
Mrs. Mamie Bowling. and Robert Wenzel
a wedding breakfast was served at the
home OF the brides parents. Afterward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madden left for a Northern
bridal trip. Upon their return they viii
reside in Washington.
At a meeting Of the city Republican
committee tonight at Hotel Fleischman,
City Chairman r. b. Quinn was en-
powered 90 use his judgment and be
guided by the sentiment OF the others at
the committee meeting OF city and county
chairmen OF Republicans from this dis
trict, who viii meet tomorrow afternoon
at the Hotel Rammel for the purpose Of
deciding whether or not a candidate VIII
be placed in the field 10 oppose Repre-
sentative Carlin.
The twenty-second anniversary Of the
organization OF the Young Mems Sodalty
Lyceum was celebrated tonight az its
hall with an oyster roast, which was at
tended by a large gathering.
As a result OF a shooting. IN which
Clinton f. Haney was wounded in the
leg, last night, Thomas McCuen, John
McCuen, Mercer Langley. and Haney
were arraigned IN the Police Court this
morning, All were charged with disor-
unable to tell who shot him He was
acquitted and the others were fined S
each.
At future meetings OF r. f Lee Camp.
Confederate Veterans, members viii be
required TO relate some story or personal
Renaissance. The camp has appointed
the following committee 10 prepare reso-
buttons on the death Of Thomas Z. Jas
per: J. C. Milburn. Jesse Murray and
w. H Waterman. Resolutions Of respect
TO the memory OF the following members
were also adopted: II. ". May J. p
Woody and John 5, Greene.
Thompson & Appich, real estate deal
ers. have sold 10 j. w. Devers a tract
Of land consisting four acres, improved
by a tweIve-roOm dwelling, situated IN
Washington avenue. near Mount Vernon
avenue. Alexandria County.
In the Police Court this morning the
case Of Benjamin Johnson, a negro, ar
rested on suspicion of snatching SIS from
Adolphus Robinson, another negro. was
continued until tomorrow. Robinson
claimed that as he was walking down
King street from the bank with the
money In his hand Johnson made away
with it. The accused denies the charge. /
Rabbi Maurice Krohngold, OF Cincin-
natl, this morning conducted serves at
the synagogue in observance of the jew
ish New Year.
Conditions in the far East in relation
TO foreign missions" viii be the subject
Of an address to be delivered tomorrow /
night at Second Presbyterian Church by
Rev. G. ". Painter, D. D, for thirty /
seven years missionary Of the Presby- /
terrain Church in Hongkong, China
A meeting Of the Civic Improvement /
League will be held tomorrow night in /
the rooms or the chamber OF commerce.
Benjamin Jaffa, son OF Moses Jaffa, will I
be confirmed Saturday next at the Jewish
synagogue At this service he will be
declared a man of Israel. Sunday night /
Mr. Jaffa will hold a reception at his 1
home on Cameron street
William c. MeComas