Evening star., 1912-11-21
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Police Following Clues in
Buckley Death Mystery.
MISS PAULINE NICOL WEDS
Becomes Bride of DR.. BENJAMIN Iden,
Jr.-R. E. Zimmerman Be-
comes a Benedict.
MISS PAULINE NICOL WEDS
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. November 81, 1912.
Members of the police department are
actively engaged in running down every
clue available in connection with the
death of Patrick Buckley, the "boy
guide, whose body was found beside the
fire escape in the rear of the Braddock
House early Sunday morning. The re-
port that the police have abandoned the
case and are satisfied that Buckley met
his death by accident is refuted.
Yesterday afternoon the Kraddock
House was visited by Chief of Police
Goods and Commonw ealth's Attorney S.
G. Brent. They talked to a number OF
occupants of the place regarding the case.
The clothes worn by young Buckley the
morning his body was found In the yard
of the Braddock House are now In the
possession of the police and are being
held with a hope they may shed some
additional light on the case. Mr.. Brent
said this morning that he is of the opinion
that Buckley met his death by accident.
Miss Pauline Nicol Married.
Christ Episcopal Church was the scene
OF brilliant wedding al o'clock last
night. when Miss Pauline Fauntleroy
Nicol daughter of Judge Charles Edgar
Nicol OF this city. became the bride of
DR.. Benjamin Iden. jr.. of Manassas. Va
The bridal couple entered the church to
the strains of a wedding march played by
Mrs. Simpson of Washington The bride
was accompanied to the altar by her
father. by whom she was given in mar
riage. Rev. William j. Morton rector of
the church, performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown of y-tinted
charmeuSe trimmed with Venetian lace
and tulle caught with orange Rossoms
Her ornaments were pearls. and she car
ried a bouquet of bride roses Attending
the bride was her sister. Miss Julia Nicol
who acted as maid of honor. She Wore
white lace over green. and carried a bou-
quet of violet chrysanthemums. The
bridegroom had for his best man his
brother. DR.. John Iden. l.. S. y.
The brides maids Were the Misses Lucile
Smith and Marguerite Newhauser, Wash.
ington. ID. C.: Janette Powers, Port
Royal. Va; Della Dudley, Washington
Va; Nellie Chler. Cora Jones and Chris
tina Kemper of this city. They wore yell
low with violet trimmings, and carried
violet chrysanthernums.
The groomsmen Were Harvey Jacobs
and Jack Harper Washington. d. c.:
Milton French. Jack Stevenson. Edmund
Hunter. Aylet Nicol and Edgar Nicol.
The church was attractively decorated
the color scheme being yellow and vio-
let. while the chancel was banked with
palms. reception followed the wedding
at the home of the bride. 316 Nerth
Washington street. after which DR.. and
Mrs. Iden eft for New York where
they will make their home for the win
ter. Those present from out of the city
were: Mrs. j. 3. t. Thornton. Manassas:
Mrs. H. NJ. Dudley. Washington. Va:
Or. John Iden, Manassas: AN and Mrs.
Judge and Mrs. Ashley NJ could.
Washington, ID. c.: Mrs. Harold Reeves,
Lancaster. Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs John
Nicol. Manassas; Mr.. A. T. doltzman.
hi II a.
Brazil, Newport. r. !.
Robert E. Zimmerman a Benedict.
The magi.. se of Miss R.na Estelle
Snittle. elGss, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Matthew Spite of Fairfax county. and
Hote-t r. rnerman OF this city took
piece at ~ a the home Cf ;le bride
pareEts. IN ceremony was performed
b. Re- ~. y Canter pastor of the
Ne:&e>ist Episcopal Church south, this
city.
Tt br,Ge s.as attended oy ter sister
Ai;sS Rosa Y Spittie. who acted maid
of hCGar. anC tie bridegvoor! had for
his S,s. man r II. sp-cer Of this city.
The ~ De was go"ne1 IN w,ite satin
trin:,as- with crystals and pearls, and
carried q bouquet Of bride roses. The
maid 80 nono- wore a gown q rlarquesse
and carried pink bride roses. Miss
Irsda Frederick Of Washington played
the Wedding march.
Following th- ceremony there was re-
c.p.ioH. after WHICH Mr. and ,!rs. Zim.
norman lei. f1r a northern bridal trip
fpon their regara. December l. they will
reside al ~ North VAST -,reet
sale os Bottle TSant Confirmed.
TIE sale or the plant Of the Belle Pre-
Bottle Company for the sum of s1Ju9,
to Thurman Il. Horner OF Washington
vas confirmed in the circuit court fol
te,s city yesterday afternoon by Judge