The Washington herald., 1913-10-19
ALL in READINESS
FOR BENEFIT BAZAAR
Fifteen Booths BuiIt IN Hall at Alex
andria. Preparatory to Opening
Tomorrow Night.
GLASS COMPANY BUYS PLANT

Alexandria. Va. Oct. 1s-Ail Is IN read
mess for the big bazaar for the benefit Of
the Alexandria Hospital building fund.
which win open Monda:- night at Arm
ory Han. Fifteen booths are scattered
throughout the hall. which has been dec
GRATED with flags and bunting Hundreds
Of small lights viii be used for ilium-
mating.
There will be a musical program the
opening night, under the direction OF
sherman B. Fowler. beginning at {
o'clock. Short entertainments Will be
given each evening, under the direction
OF the different Protestant churches iden-
titled with the bazaar.
Twelve Of tire booths have been ar
ranged to represent the months In the
year.
Entertainments under the direction OF
the churches during the week win be as
follows: Monday. St. PauI's Church:
Tuesday, NJ. f. Church South; Wednes-
day, Grace Episcopal Church; Thursday.
Second Presbyterian Church; Friday.
First Baptist Church; Saturday. Metho-
dist Protestant Church.
On Friday. evening there viii be an en-
tertainment for the benefit OF the chill
dren, under the direction of Mrs. Robert
s.. Barrett. An entertainment also Will
be held Saturday afternoon.
Tie booths representing the months will
be as follows: January-St. Paurs
Church: committee, Miss Klipsteiu, OF
the board OF managers; Mrs. Dunn. Mrs.
Balm. Miss Norton. and Miss Mcdonald
Fehruary-The art gallery; committee.
Mrs. William Wattles, Mrs. Henry Wat
ties. Mrs. Jameson. and Miss Wattles.
March-M f. Church. South: committee.
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Hulfish. of the board
of managers; Mrs. Baggett, and Mrs.
Cation. April-Christ Episcopal Church;
committee, Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Hern-
don, of the board OF managers: Mrs.
Downey. and Mrs Smith. May-In
charge OF the following committee: Mrs.
Uhler. Mrs. Simpson. and Mrs. Ogden.
June-Grace Episcopal Church: commit
board OF managers. and Mrs. Hulfish.
July-First Baptist Church; committee.
Miss Broadus OF the board Of managers;
Mrs. Wycoff. and Mrs. Robinson August
Under the direction Of Miss Simmons
and the hospital nurses and Mrs. Scott.
September-Trinity NJ. Z. Church: COM
mittee, Mrs. PIerpolnt. OF the board Of
managers, and Mrs. Ramey. October
Emmanuel Lutheran Church and Kings
Daughters; committee. Mrs. Ballenger,
OF the board OF managers; Mrs. Cariin.
Herfurth. November-Second yPresbyter-
ian Church; committee. MIS- Campbell.
of the board Of managers; Mrs. Pan. and
Mrs. Howell Observation-Disclosures
Protestant Church; committee, Mrs.
Henderson. OF the board OF managers, and
Mrs. Yates
The soda water fountain will be In
charge of w. p. Taylor. and the follow
ing women will be in charge of the res
taurant on the different nights of the
week: Miss Cochran. Monday; Mrs.
Howell and Mrs. Bitter. Tuesday: Mrs
Tennyson, Wednesday; Mrs. Field, Thurs
day: Friday and Saturday, undecided.
Assisting the foregoing will be Mrs
Johnson, Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Ramey, Mrs.
Kelley. and Mrs Wheat.
Supper tables will be in charge OF the
following: Mrs. Kemper, for St Paufs:
Mrs. Field. for NJ. E. Church South: Mrs.
Bryan, for Christ Church; Mrs. Acton. for
the Second Presbyterian: Mrs. Ross. for
the First Baptist; Mrs. Ramey, for Trim
ity: Mrs. Watkins. for West End Chapel.
Mrs. Alexander. Mrs. Melchoir. and Miss
Carlin-
The city's annexation suit will be heard
by the State Court of Appeals, that body
today having granted a writ Of error In
the case.
This suit. whereby this city is trying
to obtain part of Alexandria and Fair
fax Counties. was heard in the Circuit
Court for Alexandria County before
Judge Bennett T. Gordon, of Nelson
County, Va, who subsequently handed
down a decision dismissing the case.
Miss Virginia Meade. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Stasius Meade, and Daniel Jen-
infer Harrison. both of Braddock Heights.
Alexandria County. were married at
o'clock tonight at the home OF the BRIDE
parents at Braddock Heights. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. William
j. Morton, rector of Christ Episcopal
Church. Many guests were present. The
ceremony took place in front Of an altar
banked with flowers and ferns. A wed
ding march was played by Miss Virginia
IF. Wheat.
The bride wore a gown Of canton en-
broidered crepe. trimmed with chiffon
and satin. and veil caught with orange
blossoms and lilies OF the valley. Her
flowers were white roses. She was at
tended by Miss Emily Harrison. sister