The Washington herald., 1913-11-09
NATIONAL T.P.A. Head
WILL VISIT ALEXANDRIA
Plans Are Being Made for Reception
Of George H. Armstrong on .
November IL.
BAZAAR RECEIPTS $2,6s7.ss

Alexandria, Va, Nov. &-George H.
Armstrong, Of New Jersey, national pres
ident Of the Travellers Protective Asso-
citation, Will pay an official visit to Post
F, this city, November II. Arrangements
are being made for a reception in honor
of Mr.. Armstrong on his arrival in
Alexandra. Among those who will be
invited to meet the national president
are number Of the State officers of the
association.
A committee composed of ]. William
May, Alfred Thomson, Walter G. Rog-
ers, T. F. Ellis, and Hunt Russell. has
been appointed to complete arrangements
for the reception.
The plans include a trip to Mount Ver-
non, where the visitors will be given
luncheon at the cafe Of T. F. Ellis. They
will make the trip on a special car.
Receipts at the bazaar held several
weeks ago at Armory Hail to raise funds
for a new building for the Alexandria
Hospital were s., 63T55, according to re-
port submitted today by Mrs. L. Will
Der Reid, chairman of the bazaar COM
mittee. Various churches had charge
of many of the booths. and the NJ. Z.
Church, South, raised the largest amount
-SS42O o.
Other churches and the amounts they
turned in follow: Kings Daughters from
Woodlawn and Emmanuel Lutheran
Churches, S2S243: st. Paurs Episcopal.
S245.O9; Second Presbyterian. 500: Grace
Episcopal, slO6.13: Trinity NJ. E, $lO4.25;
First Baptist. S1OO1s; Synagogue, through
Mrs. Max. Rosenfield, SSS.10, and Mrs.
Samuel Bendheim, s.; Methodist Prot
estant, $7L75; Christ Episcopal, S5S.16, and
Art Gallery booth, $3.50.
Revenues from other sources were:
Children's ward booth. $30654; hospital
booth, $166.61; door receipts, sl27.36;
badges, $114.46; refreshment table for chill
dren's ward, Ss7; soda fountain, w. p.
Taylor, $25.
Members Of Alexanoria-Wa Washington
Lodge of Masons have arranged to en-
tertain members Of Harmony Lodge Of
Masons of Washington. together with
about sixteen members of the Lancaster
Pa) Lodge, upon their arrival here
Tuesday afternoon, following a trip TO
Mount Vernon. The visitors will be given
a dinner at the Hotel Rammel at 1:3O
o'clock, and afterward will visit points
Of historic interest in the city.
Funeral services for Charles W. Now
land a former member of the AleXan-
dria police force. who shot himself
Thursday, were held at o'clock this aft
ernoon at his home. 423 South Fairfax
Street. Services We're conducted by the
Rev. G. A. Luttrell, pasIor of Trinity NJ.
E. Church, and burial was in Bethel
Cemetery.
The palIbearers were the following
members of the police fo-ce: Sergts. Bet
tbs and Wilkinson. and Privates Bell,
/ Talbot, Roland, and Campbell.
Bricklayers' Union. No. l. held an i'm
portant meeting tonight at the Relief
Hook and Ladder House.
S. H. Lunt, auctioneer sold at auction
today a house in Prince Street. near
Lee Street. The purchaser was SamIel
L. Monroe, and the price paid was s6S5
Alexander ]. wedderburn has sold to
John G. Slater, of Washington, three
building lots in Georse Washington
Park
At a meeting of the members Of
Rebekah Assembly, held tonight at the
residence of Mrs. ]. H. Mansfield, ar
rangements were made for a reception
to be given Mrs. Cora E. Benedict, State
president of the order, who will visit the
local assembly Tuesday night.
The November term of the Corporation
Court, Judge L. c. Barley presiding, will
convene Monday. A number Of chancery
cases will be considered.
Commissions as first lieutenants in the
medical reserve corps of the United
States army have been received by Drs.
S. B. Moore and Llewellyn Powell, OF
this city.