Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-14
Gavel Made From Historic Wood.

The presentation of gayel made from
wood from Mount Vernon to Sol Cutchins,
grand high priest of the Grand Chapter.
r. A. NJ, of Virginia, was a feature OF
the banquet given last night by Mount
Vernon Chapter. Royal Arch Masons. this
city, at the Young Peoples building in
honor of an official vicit made by Mr..
Cutchins to the local chapter, who was
accompanied by a number OF other state
| officers. The banquet was served follow
ing the visitation made at the Masonic
Temple. and was attended by about ~
members.
A speech of presentation was made by
James f. Alexander. past grand high
priest. to which a response was made by
Mr.. Cutchins
During the evening there were addresses
| by others, including Rev j. w. Duffey.
| Henry X. Field. j. Johnson Green, DR.
| Charles I. Lindsey and George w. Poe
| the latter grand treasurer, Richmond
]. E. w Timberman. grand royal arch
captain. presided at the banquet.
There were vocal solos given by Wilmer
Waller. George H. Evans. Kenneth w.
| Ogden, Miss Lucy Graves and Miss
Eleanor Field.
| The banquet was served by the mem
| bers of Martha Washington Chapter Or
| der of Eastern Star.
/ COuQucSLS.
The marriage of Mrs. Annie Nj. Cox Of
| Washington and Dr. William NJ Smith
of this city took place at II o'clock thi.
morning at St Michaels and All Angels
| Episcopal Church. Georgetown. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. Patricl
| Murphy. brother of the bride. assisted by
Rev p. p. Phillips. rector of st. Paul.
| Episcopal Church. this city. The bride
was attended by Miss Marian Cox. ant
| the bridegroom had for his best mar
| Judge j. X. NJ. Norton of this city. TIL,
wedding was attended by relatives an6
! friends of the parties represented. Fol
| lowing the ceremony DIR. and Mrs. Smith
! left for an extended northern bridal trip
| Upon their return they will reside here.
| The bridegroom is a practicing physi
clan. and is president OF the state bOarC
| of health and president of the board o
school trustees of this city
| Miss Edna Morssey and James ONeill
| both of this city. were married this ait
ernoon at ST. Marys Catholic Church by
| Rev. l.. F. Kelly. The bride was attend
| ed by Miss Annie O'Neill. sister of the
| bridegroom. and the best man was Err
nest Johnson. a reception followed the
wedding at the home of the bride. after
| which the couple left for northern
| bridal trip.
Mrs. William b. .Daingerfield has is
| sued invitations for the marriage of hel
| daughter. Beall. to Ensign Henry Blow
10 Bourgeois L. S. " The wedding viii
/ take place at so O'Clock, the evening
| OF June /. 1919. at St. Paul's Episcopal
| Church. this city.
| Announcement has just been mad. oil
the marriage OF Miss Annie {. Clement
4 son and Ross Fisher, both of Washing
/ ton. which took place April 10 last "A,
i the rectory of Grace Episcopal Church
| The ceremony was performed by Rev
| Edgar Carpenter rector of Grace Epis-
i copal Church.
Second Trial of Damage Suit.
| The case of +. c. Richardson. William
| Power and William Desmond against 10
| seph Hayman. being suit TO recover
| damages in the sum of $4,000 as the re
| suit OF an automobile collision at thu
south end of the Highway bridge, No
| vember II. 1872, viii be heard for TIN
second time tomorrow morning in thu
| circuit court FOR this city. Judge j. b. I
Thornton presiding.
The police have found no trace of TN
| whereabouts Of Alexander Lewis. col
ored. live years old. missing from hi:
mothers home nee last February Thu
police % the opinion that the Lac
| has been taken out of the city.
charter has been granted by tn
/ state corporation commission TO the I'm
/ terprise Land and Improvement Com
/ pany. Incorporated. of this city, with
| maximum capital stock of 5000 and
minimum of 500 Officers are w
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