The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,

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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
62j King Street
Alexandria, Va, March 29-Plans are
being made for the twenty-fourth annual
State convention of the Virginia State
Firemen's Association, which will meet
in this city in August. 1t is expected
that 1900 fremen will be In attendance.
The local companies expect to have five
bands in the line OF march. Companies
from every part of the State will be I'm
attendance. Invitations viii be extended
to the fremen of the District. Maryland,
and West Virginia.
The executive committee consists of ].
R. n. Curtin, president; John Leadbeater.
treasurer; Roger c. Sullivan. secretary;
Frederick ]. Pan, George W. Pettey,
chief Of the local fire department; Court
ney Acton. president of the board of fire
Wardens, p NJ. Bradshaw, president of
the Friendship Fire Company; Jehn H.
Trimyer, president of the Relief Fire
Company: W. A. SmOot. president OF the
Columbia Fire Company, and J. L.
Uhler. president of the Reliance Fire
Company.
The following have been appointed to
constitute an advisory committee: Fred
J. Pan, chairman; Charles b. Swan, o.
II. Kirk, H. X. Field. DR.. w. NJ. Smith,
A. d. Brockett, ]. T. Johnson. p. Won de
Westlaken. j. William May, p. NJ Brad
shaw. L. Z. Uhler, J. s. Douglas, J. NJ.
Hin, and ". r. Smoot.
The committees who win have charge
of entertaining the visiting firemen fol-
low:
Hotel and boarding houses-w William c. H. wildt
chairman, g. NJ. Myers. +. 5 Smith, Joseph
Drew. George a. NoTTis William Bontz. j.. A D.
Crimes, James Chsunccy and " ". Ballenger.
Rcception-L. =. Uhler. Chairman; A. ID. Grimes,
Smith Williams Conrad Sclwab. J. r. Petteys
Freeman Mansfield ". = Craven, F. 5. smith,
W W Domains H. Friedlander. ard George w.
Peter.
Parade s. Douglas, chairman; W. NJ. Glas-
gov X. W Ogden. G.. a. Norris, z, r. Craven,
John d. Webster Joseph DE silva, j. Y. Williams,
and NJ r. Norris.
Prize and CONTEST. +. Pettey. chairman; A D.
Grimes. H. Fredlander, J. ID. Webster. and Il. X.
Field
Music-R W Ogden chairman: h. NJ. Latham.
4 W X. Griffith. W. NJ. Glasgow, r. c. spinks,
/ David Atcheson Dlcan Du.ey, Conrad Schwab.
II. X. Norris. ]. William May. o. H. XIX, and
/ II. Il. Cation.
D.
/ Sullivan. ". K. GnfHth. A. S. MSukin. NJ r
Norris. and George " Pettey.
/ Press-M. T. Dwyer. chairman Hubert SnoTden.
L. H. Thompson. r. L. Came, T., J, r, Peyton,
! and Alexander j. Nedderbum.
Samuel H. Garnett. we'll known railroad
man. died early tonight at his home
in South Patrick street after a lingering
! illness. He was about fifty years old
] -
/ the United States court for the Eastern
district of Virginia. For twenty years he
was employed as baggage master on The
/ Pennsylvania Railroad. Two sons sur.
vive. Funeral arrangements have not
| been completed.
/ Mount Vernon Chapter. No A. Roya
Arch Masons. tonight held a convoca-
1 ton at its tabernacle. The Royal Arch
/ degree was conferred upon a class OF
! candidates by a degiee team from La
/ fayette Chapter, No. 5. Washington.
| Following the ceremonies a banquet wa.
served.
/ Members of the Alexandria Light IN.
/ fantry will accompany the Virginia mill
tia to Gettysburg on July Is. While al
camp they will be instructed in the wal
game"
! Capt Slaymaker. Of the local company
| announces he can accommodate five more
men on the trip. Those desiring the trir
will be required TO list prior to April 10
Maj. J. E. King has been notified to re
/ port to Capt F. s. Hutton, L. s. y, FOL
the annual inspection of the command al
Fredericksburg, April S. and in Alexsn
dria. April IL
Miss Nettie Miller and Mr. Hugh
Wiley, both of this city. were married
last evening at the Braddock House by
/ Rev. DR.. Blackwell.
The following vestrymen have been
! chosen by Grace Episcopal Church
Charles King, c. n. Moore, Frank T
King. Charles J. Deahl. Charles E. Cox
S. NJ. Pullman, c. A. ShafTer, Z. T. Estes
H. s. Brown, c. c. Brawner, d. E. Web
ster and H. Talbot McCuen.
| Thomas Daymudes, twenty-three years
old, died last night at his home at st
Elmo He was a painter and unmarried
His funeral will take place at . o'ciock
tomorrow afternoon. Rev. ". Z. Lang.
ford, pastor Of the Second Baptist
| Church. will conduct services.
An important business meeting of ths
! Retail Merchants Association was heI(
/ in the rooms Of the chamber of com.
merce this evening. Considerable bust
aess of Importance was disposed of.
/ Through ]. ID. Normoyle, real estate
dealer, Aaron Gaskins has purchased
from John Howard d house and lot or
the west side of Payne street, between
Oronoco and Pendleton streets.
Luther H. Carter has sold for Georg,
Kicherer to Frank Adams two frame
houses on the north side of Wolfe street
between Columbus and Alfred streets.
The Council of Jewish Women will Civ,
a euchre party and entertainment at tn,
| Young Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall to
morrow evening. Proceeds will be fol
| charity.
"DRYS" WIN A COUNTY.