The Washington herald., 1911-12-08
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Ueacons to Consider Sunday
School Building.
OPEN 8 A. M.

Alexandria, Va. Dec. I.-Prclminary
matters i'll connection with the proposed
erection of j modern Sunday school build
ing for the Second Presbyterian Church
will bC considered by the board of dea-
cons Of that church at meeting next
week. The building contemplated is to
hu erected OF the northeast corner OF
IrincC and ST Asaph streets. opposite
the church. The plans for the erection
were considered last night by the board
at deacons. which was rcOrganiz"d with
the election of these officers: D. Il. STAINS
bury, moderator: l.. II. Thompson. clerk;
William \. Moore. ir., treasurer This
reorganization was effected by the eleNa-
ton of w. +. Latham. former moderator,
10 the eldership of the church.
Because William c. {. Coleman. a COL
Ored lawyer, statesman. politician, con-
ductor of an employment agency. and
host of other things. owed Sl.JO, alleged
TO have been the cost of tuning an or
gan for which he had paid 5000. he was
halcd into tho Police Court this morn
ing because il was alleged he had moved
the instrument out of the State after Il
Judgment had been given. The cost then,
il was alleged. brought Coleman's bill w
TO s.. The court told Coleman he would
have to bring the organ back to this
jurisdiction, and he would have until
Monday in which TO do 50. Coleman an
nounred openly. after pleading his own
case, that nc would not do SO. and added
the court could place him in Jail If it
saw nit.
Tie annual banquet of Andrew jackson
Lodge of Masons to Alexandria Washing
ton Lodge was held tonight at the
y oung Peoples Building of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South and WAS at
of the craft. The banquet was served by
the ladies of Martha Washington Chap
ter Eastern Star. Prior to the banquet
the members of the degree team of
Alexandria Washington Lodge conferred
the master Mason degree on d candidate.
AIva Aerie. No. S7I. Fraternal Order of
Eagles has elected these officers for
the year: \. \. Paul, past president;
o. II. Daniels, president: J. b Lucas, vice
president; J. r. Travers. chaplain; J. II.
West. secretary, 3. E. Cline, jr., treas
Ilrer: T. ID. DOwney. outside guard: Fred
Klaus jr.. inside guard: J. T. LuCkett
II. Frcdlander. and Leo Mchenney.
trustees: Dr. ). 3. Moore. physician.
These officers will be installed at a meet
ing which will be held the first Wednes-
day in January by the past worthy presi-
dent of Washington Aerie.
Marion B. Miller's funeral will lake
place at N o'clock tomorrow morning
from Wheatleys chapel Services will he
conducted by Rev. Edgar Carpenter.
rector of Grace Episcopal Church, and
burial will be in Bethel Cemetery. Mem
bers of Alva Acrie, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, will attend in body.
Miss Agnes E. Uwyer daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs Edward Dwyer. of Fairfax
County. and Richard 4. Garvey. of this
city. were married Yesterday afternoon
at St. Mary's Catholic Church. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. L. +. Kelly.
\ final decree was entered to-day in
the Corporation Court in the case of
Strouse q Co. against Thomas D.
Downey and others. and the report of
the special commissioner of distribution
OF proceeds Of sale Of property con-
1irmed.
\ new lodge of Odd Fellows was IN
stituted at Manassas. Va tonight by
Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows, of this
city. Fifty members OF the local lodge
went to Manassas 10 take part in the
ceremonies. Following the installation
banquet was served.
\ supper was given tonight by the
Women's Auxiliary of r. Z. Lee Camp
Confederate Veterans. at Lee Camp Hall
ne supper was well attended.
Announcement is made that the gross
receipts from the performance recently
given by the Elks' Dramatic Club for the
alexandria Free kindergarten was 1884,
and the expenses incurred were $S2lO
leaving a balance of $3.50.