The Washington herald., 1913-10-19


|of the bridegroom. OF Lockhaycn, Nd,
who wore blue brocaded satin and car
ried pink roses. Henry Tucker Harrison'
jr., OF Baltimore. brother OF the BRIDE
grocm. was best man.
The house decorations consisted OF cut
flowers and autumn leaves. Following
the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison de-
parted for Northern bridal trip. Upon
their return they win reside at Braddock
Heights
The Old Dominion Glass Company has
purchased the plant. buildings. and gen.
erai equipment OF the Belle Pre- Bottle
Company. A deed of conveyance for all
Of the property purchased was placed
on record this afternoon In the ontce
Of the clerk Of the Corporation Court
The Old Dominion Company at once took
possessicn Of the plant. which has been
idie for many months, II will be re-
paired and operations resumed Novem-
Der L This concern manufactures glass
miyk Jars The reopening OF the factory
will give employment to large number
OF glassworkers and others
| The Washington Virginia Railway Com
pany, Of Mount Vernon, Va. has been
granted charter by the State corpora
ton commission, with capital stock Of
from s2.Ooo.Oo0 TO 100000. The officers
are Frederick H. Treat. Wayne. Pa.
president, and ]. b. Hoellman. Washing
ton, d. c.. secretary. This company for
merly was known as the Washington
Utilities Company.
A charter also has been granted by the
commission to the Pollock Car Corpora
ton. this city. with capital stock OF
from 5000 to $4,000. The officers are N.
T. Pollock, Chevy Chase. Nd. president.
ard C. A. Bennett Washington. secre-
tary.
There was a net balance of d.f7s. after
all operating expenses had been paid by
the Fairfax County Fair. held recently
at the courthouse, according to the re-
port Of James w. Ballard, treasurer.
A contribution OF 500 has been made
to the association by r Walton Moore.
| IL is announced, for a public school fea-
ture at the fair next year. A committee,
composed of one member from each
school district and three from the county
at large, has been appointed to deter
mine how the fund shall be used.
There win be a Mothers Day celebra-
ton tomorrow al the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South. Thomas z Hayes.
former Mayor OF Baltimore. will deliver
an address at II O'Clock. The services
in the evening will be evangelistic- A
committee Of women identified with the
church win look after the children OF
mothers who may attend and automo-
biIes will be used to convey the aged and
infirm to the services.
Frank NJ Adams, a well-known retail
grocer. died at 5 o'clock this morning at
the residence of his brother, c. N. Adams.
King Street Road Mr.. Adams was forty
four years old. and besides his wife leaves
two daughters and one son. At the time
of his death he conducted a store at Duke
and st. Asaph Streets. His funeral viii
be held at 10 o'clock Monday morning
from his brothers home.
Miss Helen Cecilia Jacob, of THAN.
Ohio. and Charles W. Detamore, of Port
afternoon at the parsonage Of Trinity NJ.
e. Church. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. G. "A. Luttrell, pastor.
Wallace Lunsford. four-month-old child
of Mr. and Mrs. wauace B. Lunsford,
died today at the home Of his parents.
Del Ray, Alexandra County. The funeral
will be held at 40 o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon-
s. II. Lunt auctioneeS today sold At
public auction the house and two lots on
the south side of Princess Street, between
Henry and Fayette Streets, to Abraham
Mendelson for $40.
The body of Mrs Virginia Douglas. who
died in Culpeper. Va, will be brought
here at 2:13 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
and buried in the Presbyterian Gene
terry.