The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
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65 King suees.
Alexandra, Va, Dec. ga pretty we'd
ding was solemnized at noon to-day at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Marshall, sos Wolfe street, when their
youngest daughter. Miss Inez f. Mar
shall became the bride OF Frederick r.
Cook, a business man Of New York
City.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
II. M. Canter, pastor OF Methodist
Episcopal Church South. in the presence
Of a number of relatives and friends.
The bride wore a blue tailored travelling
gown and carried lilies OF the valley.
She was attended by her sister, Miss
Margaret Marshall, and the bridegroom
had for his best man, Leroy Ball, Of
New York. Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served. after
which Mr. and Mrs. Cook left for a trip
by water to Havana, Cuba. They will
reside in New York.
Among the oUt-Of-town guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Haggarty,
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Cook,
parents Of the bridegroom. New York;
Miss Jennie Cook. New York; Joseph
Macaleer. New York; Dr. and Mrs. r.
n. Pease. Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs.
IA A. Clark and daughter. Washington;
Joseph Childress. Washington; S. b.
Rise and son, Richmond. and others.
Constable A. J. Payne. of Fairfax
County. was acquitted in the Police Court
this morning. following an arraignment
for shooting at William Ferguson, a
negro. Saturday night last al Wilkes and
Royal streets as Ferguson jumped from
a car and ran away from him after be-
ing told he was wanted. Constable
Payne produced q warrant he had for
Ferguson's arrest. which was dated De
cember II, 1903. Ferguson was repre-
scented by Attorney Robinson Moncure
and Attorney r. d. Brumback repre-
scented Payne. Attorney Moncure, after
the disposition OF the case. said he would
take steps to have Constable Payne in
dicted by the grand jury.
After the hearing Ferguson was re-
quired 20 leave SO collateral for his ap-
pearance before Justice Wright, OF Fair
fax County. tomorrow morning TO an
swer the charge OF hunting without per-
mission on December Il. 1905.
The preliminary work for aarbor i'm
provements viii soon be started by the
hydraulic dredge Dewey. The docks will
be given depth of twenty-four feet in
order TO accommodate any vessel that
comes up the Potomac.
The Friendship Veterans Fire Asso-
citation has elected these officers for the
year: P. NJ. Bradhaw, president; NJ r
Norris vice president; James II. Mans
field. recording secretary; j. ". Chaun-
Cey, financial secretary; W. T. Emerson,
treasurer; A. d. Brockett, j. v Williams,
and J. II. Trimyer. trustees; p. F. Cor
man. J. W. Chauncey, Dallas Peyton. and
William HUMPHREYS, committee on en-
CINE. B Wheaton. William Humphries,
and Frank Haywood, committee on ap-
plication.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Locke
Rust wife OF Or. d. n Rust, Of Alex
-andria County. were held at Il o'clock
this morning at Christ Episcopal Church.
The services were conducted by Rev. W.
J. Morton, rector, and Rev. II. B Lee
Of Charlottesville. Va Burial was in
the family lot in Ivy Hill Cemetery. The
palIbearers We're T. L. Rust, r. n. Rust,
J. s. Rust, d. n. Rust jr-, sons OF the
deceased. and Harry L. Rust and R c.
Pendleton.
An improvised chute had 10 be CON
structed 10 reach the loft over the stable
owned by John Agnew to-day in order to
reach a horse which had made its vvav
into the loft and was unable TO get out
Efforts TO lead the animal down the stems
were futile.
Considerable business Of importance
was disposed of this evening at a meet
ing Of Alexandria Council. No 5, Frater-
nal Order Of Americans.
The funeral OF Mrs. Josephine Turner
took place this afternoon from Wheat
leys undertaking establishment. Services
were conducted by Rev. II. NJ Canter
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South
The resignation Of Rev. ]. p SEWER
as pastor OF Second Presbvtarisn
Church, 10 become effective Deceober
81, has been accepted by the congrega-
ton Of that church. Elder George p