Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02

Under the party plan one delegate is
allowed for each 100 votes or fraction
thereof cast.
Names Omitted from Ballot.
J. Fred Birrell, democratic nominee for
the house OF delegates to represent Alex
andria city and county in the state legis-
lature. whose name will not appear on
the ticket. owing to the fact that he
failed to submit to the clerk OF the court
formal notice Of his candidacy within the
required time, will have stickers bearing
his name which can be used on the vacant
space in the ticket opposite the name OF
the office for which he is q candidate.
There will be also a rubber stamp on
hand for that purpose, or those desiring
to do so can write his name opposite the
blank space. They may also write In the
name of either Of two other candidates
who were omitted for failure to notify
the clerk Of the court In the required time
before the election. They are Charles s.
Swain. measurer and inspector of lumber,
and Carter II. Smith. measurer OF wood
and bark.
The saloons here will close at 6 o'clock
Monday evening and remain closed until
Wednesday morning, the day after the
election. This is in accordance with the
provisions of the Byrd liquor law.
Vote on Road Bond Issue.
Tuesday the voters Of Mount Vernon
district, Fairfax county. will determine
whether or not they want thirty-three
miles Of tar macadam roads in that coun-
ty by voting upon bond issue for the
sum Of $9O.OO0 to be used for that pur-
pose.
There Is unusual interest In the bond
campaign and during the past month
many meetings have been held In that
district, when speakers were present and
made addresses on the subject.
The final meeting in connection with the
campaign was held tonight at Sherwood
Hall. that county, when an address was
made by L. E. Boykin OF the Department
of Agriculture.
AS result OF the interest manifested
on the question Of bonding the county II
is expected that an unusually large vote
will be polled in Mount Vernon district
Tuesday.
Observance Of Church Festival.
Services in observance OF the festival
Of the reformation will be held at IL
clock tomorrow morning at the I'M
manuel Lutheran Church. Following the
regular services there will be COM
munion. Members OF the congregation
will attend services at the Academy OF
Music. Washington, in the afternoon.
In addition to regular exercises to-
morrow. the congregation Of the NJ. E.
Church South will hold evafgeliSt.c serv-
ces every evsping in the coming week.
except SsssJseay. Each afternoon at 5
o clock prayer meetings will be held In
che lecture room of the church for the
women under the auspices OF the Wom-
ans Missionary Society.
At the Second Presbyterian Church. OF
which Rev DR. John Lee Allison is pas
tor, there will be holy communion to-
morrow, and a reception Of members
The evening services will be evangelistic.
Cherry Blossom Club Entertains.
The Seven Cherry Blossoms Club held
a Halloween party last night at the
.csidence Of Mrs. Lacey. so King street
Those present were Misses Lily Lacy
elizabeth McArtor. Thelma Balienger.
Helen Wood, Helen knight. Sarah Edd-
ngton, Pauline Ballenger, Anna Bal
enger, Lucille johnson, Ruth LIE HeW.
Alice Bladen, Dorothy Plaskett. Grace
siane, Audrey Ga mes. Merlin Harding.
Katie Grillbortzer Louise Adams. Mary
Williamson. Evelyn Williamson and
Margaret Lacey, and Messrs. Edwin
;,rawner Leon Brawner. Ashby Baden
francis Downham. George keegan. Leon
odd ngton, Robert Gulland, Hugh VIII
Jams. Horlis Nueent, Frederick Schwab
md william Snyder. Prizes were award
ed Miss Harding and Miss Williamson.
General Mention.
The work Of improving the square on
Payne street. between Cameron and
Queen streets, Is nearing completion a
concrete base has been laid and granite
.urbing, and cutters on each side are
also placed In position. The roadway
will be of tar macadam.
Preparations are being made by the
Ssminoe and Osceola tribes of Red Men
for their annual Thanksgiving dinner for
the poor children OF the city Thanks
giving afternoon.
During the month of October the clerk
OF the corporation court recorded rortS-
four deeds and issued sixty-two marriage
licenses forty-one licenses were to whites
and twenty-oIie to colored couples.
The funeral o. an infant SON Of AIR.
and Mrs. W L. Northrup was held to-
day from the residence Of his parents.
Quoted by Rev. L. F. Kelly Of st. Mary's
Catholic Church.
The fourth degree assembly of the
Knights Of Columbus will elect officers
tomorrow at the Young Mems Sodality
Iyceum Hall, following the last mass
at st. Mary's Church.
Rev. Benjamin d. Cav OF Washington
will begin revival services at the First
Baptist Church Monday night.
;. business meeting OF Alexaniria ol-
vision No. 1. Ancient Order Of Hibern-
ians. will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, at st. Mary's Hall
r. Z. Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans.
will hold its regular monthly meeting