The Washington times., 1910-06-22
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA. JUNE %

The funeral OF Capt James Parker
woody was held from the First Bap-
list Church at O'Clock this afternoon
and was attended by scores Of friends
OF the old Confederate veteran
The Rev. W r. Watson. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, assisted by the
Rev. rs. r. Lankf0rd. pastor OF the Sec
oud Baptist Church, ofhciated. The pail
bearers who were all members Of r E.
Lee camp. Confederate Veterans, were
William A Smoot. ]. ". Hammond.
Charles s Taylor. O. William Ramsay,
E C. Graham. and P. F. German.
After the services the remains were
sent 20 Fredericksburg and funeral ser
VICES will be held tomorrow afternoon
from The home Of Captain Wooddy's
. grandson. DIT. J. Garrett King. IN Fred
ericksburg.
/ Owing 70 the inability OF the speakers
+ TO be present, the memorial service or
. Sarepta and Potomac Lodges of Odd
D Fellows, which was announced for next
4 Friday evening. has been postponed IN
III Friday, July S.
A meeting Of the Reliance Fire Com
pany, No .. was neId last evening. The
ing the Manassas band II escort he
/ company in the parade at the fremen's
/ convention in August was ratified.
The committee on the electric bell
ringing device reported that IL would
be IN operation IN a short tine BY
this device the DELL in the tower rings
I the number or the district in which the
fire is, the doors are opened. and the
I harness drops on the horses bv the
pressing Of one button
A committee consisting Of 2. +. Cor
man, IT., John De Silva q Kenneth
{ W Ogden were appointed 10 prepare
plans for the heaUtIfying Of the interior
Of the engine house.
The Young Mems Sodality Lyceum
held meeting at their hall in Duke
street last evening, when final arrange
ments were made for the excursion 70
be given by the lyceum 70 Marshall
Hall next Tuesday.
Margaret NJ. Simms. the infant dauEh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simms, died
at her parents home, 403 South Alfred
street, this morning. Her remains will
be sent 10 Franconia for burial
Miss CeIina Cruets King, daughter Of
Charles King, was married at 5,30
O'Clock yesterday Afternoon to DR.. Elvin
c. Schneider, formerl. of this city, but
row of Washington. The ceremony was
/ performed by the Rev. Edgar Carpenter,
OF AIIutE AIGItlls dL the nome OF tue
bride in South St. Asaph street.
/ The UsherS were Marshall L. King and
/ Charles W King, brothers OF the bride.
The flower girls were Miss Anna Bar
tells. niece Of the groom, and Miss Laura
Diedel, Of Washington. niece Of the
bride The matron of honor was Mrs.
! Charles W. Huifsh, sister Of the bride,
and the best man was DR.. S. Logan
Owens, of Washington
After the ceremon.' Mr.. and Mrs
Schneider left on a trip In the North
They viii reside at 1872 L street north
west, Washington
James A Sinclair. a bOilermaker. died
al his home, 81 South Columbus street
this morning. He is survived by a
widow and three child en-. No funeral
arrangements have yet been made
The funeral of Albert Schoeni vii
be held from St. Mary's Church next
Friday morning.
Sarepta' Lodge Of Odd Fellows held a
meeting a the ODD Fellows Hall. IN
North Columbus street, las evening and
exemplifie- the third degree to three
+ candidates.