Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-15
Charters Granted.

The Colonial Portland Cement Corpora
ton of Alexandria, Va, has been granted
charter by the state corporation COM
mission, with a maximum capital stock
Of $3.O00,O 900 and a minimum of $1,000.
The objects are to manufacture and sell
cement. Following is the list of officers:
Wister M. Baiderston, president; w. c.
BaldefstOn. secretary both OF Washing
ton; Frederick P. Russell, treasurer, Alex
andria. The state secured a fee OF $500
upon the issuance of the charter.
The Fleet Review Publishing Company,
Incorporated. Of this city has been grant
ed charter by the state corporation
commission, with maximum capital
stock OF $4,000 and minimum of 81 600.
The objects are a general printing busi-
ness. The following are named as Of
ficers: j. X. jerks. president; n P. Ward,
secretary and treasurer; j. r. Cox, all of
Washington.
Census Enumerators at Work.
Eight enumerators are today engaged in
taking the census of this city. The work
will be completed within two weeks.
Each enumerator is expected to secure
at least 900 names a day. All report hav-
ing made excellent progress up to noon
today and the Indications are that at the
expiration of the eight hours which they
that number.
The enumerators are: David f.. Robey
and e. ]. Fleming, first ward: .Harrie
White and Joseph a. Delaney. second
ward: Braxton B. Smith and Frank j.
Cornwell, third ward; Carlin r. Creighton
and Robert w. French, fourth ward. Mr..
Cornwell takes the place of James Cal
Ian In the third ward. the latter having
resigned his position.
Plans for Bankers Meeting.
All arrangements have been completed
for the annual meeting of group 3 of
the Virginia Bankers Association, which
will convene at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
morning In the rooms of the chamber OF
| commerce. James T. Burke of the bank
ing house of Burke & Herbert will preside
over the meeting. At 11:3O O'Clock the
bankers will leave on a special train for
Mount Vernon. returning about 2 O'Clock.
when they will be guests at dinner at
Lee Camp Hall, and at night they will be
given a theater party In Washington. An
address Of welcome on behalf of the local
bankers will be made at the dinner by
Gardner L. Boothe, president of the First
| National Bank.
Wedding Ceremonies. 9
Miss Agnes Hooper Callahan of Stafford
Court House. Va, and Mr.. Thomas E.
Dolan. ST. Elmo. Alexandria county, were
married at 2:3O o'clock yesterday after
noon at the parsonage of st. Mary's
Catholic Church. Fredericksburg, Va. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
Joseph NJ. Perrig. pastor of that church
The bride Is a daughter of Mrs. NJ. r.
Callahan of Stafford Court House, anG
| the groom is chief clerk in the master
mechanics Office at the Potomac railroad
yards. Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Dolan returned to ST. Elmo. where
they will reside.
| The wedding of Miss Grace Douglas
| Anderson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert w. Anderson. and DIR. Edgar Lyons
Woods, L. s. N. took place at 7:3C
o'clock last evening at Christ p. E
Church. Rev. w. J. Morton. rector
oficfated. A reception followed at,athe
street. DR.. and Mrs. Woods left for a
northern bridal trip following the eere.
mony.
Recent Deaths.
| The funeral of Miss Caroline C. Weador
took place at 10 o'clock this morning
from the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. The services were conducted by
Rev. Harry w Canter, pastor and the
interment was made in Union cemetery
The pallbearers were r. P. w. Garrett
Frank j. Pollard, q. w. Keys, Joseph r
Glover. j. G. Cocket and Lewellyn Cor.
dom the latter of Washington.
1 Funeral services over the remains oi
James W. Nails. who died yesterday, will
be held al o'clock this afternoon al
his home. 21s Wolfe street. Rev. w. F
watson, pastor of the First Baptis
j Church. will conduct the services, anc
/ the burial will be made in the Methods
y Protestant cemetery.
Rev. e. J. Richardson of Falls Church