The Washington herald., 1913-10-09
ALEXANDRIA CITIZENS
HEAR congressman
Representatives Carlin of Virginia and
Burnett of Alabama Address Fra
ternal Organizations.
MASONS GOING TO RICHMOND

Alexandria. Va. Oct S.-A large dele
cation OF members identified with the
various fraternal organizations of the
city tonight attended services of a pa
triOtic character held at the Methodist
Protestant Church and heard addresses
. delivered by Representatives c. c. Car
lin. this city. and John l.. Burnett. Ala
bama. chairman OF the House Committee
oil immigration.
The members of these organiza tions,
headed by band, marched to the church
in body.
The Rev. c. r. Strausburg, pastor OF
the church, introduced Representative
Carlin, who made a short address. Mr..
Carlin. then introduced Representative
Burnett, who delivered an address on
Immigration"
Music was furnished by the choir Of
st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
In addition to the members Of num-
Der of male organizations attending there
were also in attendance representatives
OF a number of women organizations.
These exercises are being held in con-
nection with the eighty-fifth anniversary
celebration OF the founding of the church,
and begun Sunday. They will be con-
Guided Friday night.
Fitzgerald Council No asa. knights Of
Columbus. at its annual meeting, held to-
night at st. Mary's Hail. elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve for the ensuing
year: T II. Fegah, grand knight; Har-
old Riggs. deputy grand knight: NJ. f.
Greene, chancellor: +. T. Quinn, re-
corder: James Callan, financial secretary;
sylvester \. Breen, treasurer. a. A.
Lucas, warden. P l.. Carne. advocate.
AlphOnsO Lucas inside guard; J. II. Har-
rinEton. outside guard; the Rev. l.. F.
Kelly. chaplain. and John A. Glroy.
trustee.
The following representatives from
Mount Vernon Chapter. Royal Arch
Masons, will attend the annual meet
ing of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter,
which will be held in Richmond, Octo-
Der IS: Claude W. Fletcher. high
priest: c. Page Waller. jr.. king; r.
W. Zachary. scribe: J. f. W. Timber
man. royal arch captain of the State.
The Grand Commandery of knights
TemplaT also will meet in annual ses-
sion in Richmond October 80. and the
following will represent Old Dominion
Commandery. No. II, this city: Ches-
ter A. Gwinn. eminent commander; W.
B. Davis, generalissimo; Claude W.
Fletcher. captain general ]. John
stOn Green, grand junior warden Of
the state, of this city. will also attend.
Those in charge of the athletic de-
partment OF the Westminster Building,
of the Second Presbyterian Church.
have arranged to organize a bowling
league, track team. gymnasium class,
vOlley ball team and other forms of
athletic amusements This will he or
ganized. within the next two weeks.
The committee recently appointed by
the Retail Merchants Association for the
purpose OF increasing the membership of
hat organization shortly will start out
and make a tour Of the city, visiting
every merchant not Identified with the
organiza ton with a hope of having them
join.
Mrs Matilda Slavin Lindsey. mother of
DR.. Charles T. Lindsey. of this city. died
today at her home at Bridgewater. Rock
ingham County. Va. The deceased was
the widow of Jacob H. Lindsey. and DIR.
Lindsey is the only surviving child Her
funeral will take place at o'clock Fri
day afternoon from her home.
Catherine Sullivan. cOlOred. recently
arrested in Fairfax County on a charge
OF abstra citing a money order for IS
from a letter addressed TO Jane Kelly, !
of that county. was this afternoon taken
by Deputy United States Marshal Will
lam SchOeni to Richmond for trial The
woman was several days ago arraigned
before United States Commissioner R. |
p W. Garnett and held for the action |
Of the Richmond court.
Moses Jaffa has purchased from F. NJ. |
Penn the two-story brick house on the |
north side OF Prince Street, between |
Washington and Columbus Streets, !
known as 7O7 Prince street
AlOnzO II. Travers has sold to Mamie |
Brown a house and lot on the west side |
Of Henry Street, between Queen and |
Princess Streets.