The Washington herald., 1910-06-22
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

Asaph street. became the bride of DR..
Elvin c. Schneider, formerly of this city,
but now Of Washington. at $50 o'clock
this afternoon.
The ceremony took place in the draw
ing-rooms, which were handsomely dec
GRATED in green and white, and was wit
messed only by the immediate relatives
of the contracting parties Rev Edgar
Carpenter, rector of Grace P. Z, Church,
oftieiated. Mrs. Charles G. Lennon. sister
OF the groom, played the wedding march.
The bridal party was preceded by the
ushers. Messrs. Marshall L. King and
Charles w. King. and the flower girls,
Miss Anna Bartels, 6iece of the groom.
and Miss Laura Diedel, Of Washington,
niece Of the bride The matr0n of honor
was Mrs. Charles ". Bulfish, of Char
lottesville. Va, sister of the bride. The
groom had for his best man Dr. S. Logan
Owens. OF Washington.
Following the ceremony the bridal party
was rendered a reception, and the guests
were received by Mrs. King and Mrs.
Schneider mothers of the bride and
groom, respectively. Afterward Dr. and
Mrs. Schneider left for a Northern bridal
trip. They will be at home after July II
at 1872 L street northwest, Washington.
capt James 4. woody, eighty-one
years old, died this morning at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Daniel r. STAINS
bury. 207 North Columbus street. after
comparatively brief illness. His fu-
neral viii take place at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon from the First Baptist
Church, Rev. w. z. Langford, pastor of
the Second Baptist Church. officiating. as
sisted by Rev. W. r. Watson. pastor of
the First Baptist Church. Members of
r. E. Lee Camp Confederate Veterans,
OF which organization he was chaplain
Will attend the funeral in a body. and
members of that organization will serve
as pallbearers. The body will be for
warded TO Fredericksburg. Va where
the interment viii occur
The deceased was a native of Rich
mond County, Va, and is survived by
the following children; Mrs. Daniel R.
Stansbury. Mrs. Frank Daley, and Mrs.
Robert c. Looekermau, of Baltimore. For
number Of years Capt Woody was
sea captain. A the outbreak of the
civil war he organized q company in
Accomae and later engaged N block
ade-running. At the close OF the war he
engaged IN business in Fredericksburg.
Va and about six years ago removed
10 this city, where he had since resided.
The deceased was largely instrumental
in organizing the Second Baptist Church.
He was also a licensed minister and
chaplain of Lee Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams. and member of Perseverance,
Tent, l0sS. Order OF Rechabites.
Albert T. Schoeni sixty-hve wears old.
died early this morning at his home on
South Lee street, after short illness.
The deceased was well-known resident
and a native of Switzerland. He came
TO America when a youth, first locating
IN New York and later came to this city.
where he had since yesided. He had
retired from active business some years
ago, Besides his wife, the following chill
dren survive; Mrs Thomas H Bayne.
Sister NJ. Illuminate, Notre Dame. Ind
Miss Mary sSchoeni. and Messrs. William
Peter, James and Charles Schoeni.
A meeting of the Civic Improvement
League will be held tomorrow evening
at O'Clock at the rooms Of the chamber
OF commerce, at which time plans will be
outlined for the observance Of a safe
and sane" Fourth Of July. The plans win
include celebration at the George WASH
ington Park, some public addresses, and
number Of outdoor sports. followed at
night by pyrotechnic display
The committee on almshouse, Of which
Mrs F. ]. Paff is chairman, at a meeting
last evening at the rooms Of the chamber
of commerce, placed stickets on sale for
an excursion 70 Marshall Hall July 8. to
raise funds for installing screens ana
making other Improvements at the city
almshOuse-
Thomas J. Johnson. sixty years old.
who lived at 1884 North Patrick street
died last night at the Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital, Washington. Besides
his wife, he is survived by several chill !
dren Mr. Johnson was carpenter by
trade. The body was brought here to- |
day and taken TO his home and prepared |
for burial
Joseph NJ. Noble. a native of PhiladeI- |
phia. died last night at the Alexandra |
Hospital Mr.. Noble was fOrty-two years
old and a carpenter by trade. His wife
and several children survive The re- /
mains were removed 70 Demaines IN /
dertaking establishment and the burial
will occur in Philadelphia Friday.
A sale of ice cream and fancy articles |
was held this afternoon and evening in /
Christ Church parish hall for the benefit |
of the Alexandria Free kindergarten.
Mrs. Emma Henretty. wife of P. c. |
IlcmVtt4s u 10 NOEtn Patrick street |
this CITY, died yesterday at the home OF
her mother, in Charlestown, W Va. The
deceased was well known here
Andrew Jackson Lodge OF Masons de- |
feated Alexandria Washington Lodge by |
score of 20 to in game of baseball. /
which was witnessed by a large gather /
ing of members of the craft.
Conrad johnson nrInci~at 90 - n. /
lie School. has accepted a position with 1
the Alexandria National Bank At that 4
hank Maj. James E King has succeeded 1
W, Preston Gibson. who recently re- /
signed to accept a position with bank
at Leesburg.
A final decree Of divorce. on the /
ground of desertion, was given to-day in /
the Corporation Court In the case of /
Annie Jackson against Charles A Jack
son.
William H. Quinn and wife have sold
to Charles A. Cherot a lot on the west
side of Columbus street. between Queen
and Princess streets.
Funeral services over the remains of
Eben E. Mason took place at O'Clock
this afternoon from thesBaptist Church
at Woodlawn, Fairfax County. The in
terment was in the cemetery at that
place.
Has Stray Homing Pigeon.
Lynchburg, Va. June A-Jacob Wright.
OF Lynchburg. has in his possession
e4rav pfQe0n which hos haa, =, o..s.-