Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-26
LEXANDR|A AFFAIRS
Spring Festival to Be Held by
EIks April 1923.
RED MEN PLAN RECEPTION
Meridian Sales Company Granted
Charter to Engage in Auto
mobile Business.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, January 2. 1911.
A spring festival will be given under
the auspices of Alexandria Lodge of Elks
April 1923 next. The affair will be held
at the Elks new home. Proceeds will be
used toward liquidating the debt. An
executive committee is already actively
preparing for the festival.
A meeting of the woman friends and
relatives of the members will be held at
s o'clock this evening at the home, when
preliminary plans will be made.
The committee of arrangements Is COM
posed of H. B. Quinn, chairman; II.
Fleischmann, vice president; ]. w. Bales,
secretary; C. b. Marshall, treasurer;
Thomas Chauncey, j. E. Shinn. Charles
B. Swan, Peter Won de Westelaken, A. D.
Monitor, ]. Fred Birrell, F. c. Spinks,
p. T. Harrington, George H. Schwarz-
mann, L. +. Shuman, George T. Cation.
Red Men to Hold Reception.
Plans are being made by joint COM
mittee from Osceola and Seminole tribes
Of Red Men for public reception to be
rendered George B. Griggs, great tnco-
honee of the Improved Order Of Red
Men OIL the OultSu oSdSCos w. "A. -. LIZ ~
past incohonee, and Judge Thomas II.
Jeffries of Atlanta, Ga, to be held Feb
ruary 3 next. in the Young Peoples
building of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
At a meeting of Seminole Tribe of Red
Men last night the following recently
elected officers Of that organization We're
installed by District Deputy Great Sa~
chem w. II. May: C. III. May. sachem;
Milton Glasgow, senior sycamore; Roger
C. Sullivan, junior sycamore; L. +.
woodward. prophet; David E. Robey,
representative to great council: F. L.
Finks. first sannat; Conway Brawner,
second sannat: David E. Robey. keeper
Osceola Tribe Of Red Men at a meet
ing held last night initiated several can
didates.
r. Lee Stultz Leaves Alexandria.
r Lee Stultz for the past six years
local manager of the Western Union
telegraph Company in this city, will give
i'm his position February / next to &C
cent q position in the Geographic de-
partment of the Southern Railway Com
pany in Washington. His successor mas
not vet been named. Mr. Stu!tz mace
MANY friends, who will regret his leav-
4 largely attended meeting Of Fitz-
gerald Council, No. 400, knights OF Co
lumbus, was held last evening at 81.
Marys Hall. Grand Knight T.. "A. COR
man named the various committees who
will serve for the ensuing year
The state corporation commission has
granted a charter to the Meridian Sales
Company, this city, with maximum cap
ital stock of $4,000 and minimum OF
ST 600. The company will engage in the
automobile business. The officers are:
| w. p. Meredith. president, Manassas,
Va; c. C. Dawson, secretary, Washing
ton, D. c.: Paul v. Portner, treasurer.
Alexandria, Va
The commission has also granted an
amendment to the charter Of the Dime
Savings Bank of Washington. ID. c.. in
corporated in Alexandria, changing its
name to the Bank Of Commerce and
Savings, Incorporated.
Mr.. Pitts Better Today.
The condition OF Andrew J. Pitts, the
Southern railway baggagemaSter who