The Washington herald., 1914-03-21
/. 4. fEGAN'S FUNERAL ]
TO BE HELD MONDAY
Alexandrian Was Prominently Con-
nected with Many Fraternal
Organizations.
MRS. MARY G. BoorHE DEAD

\ Alexandria, Va. March 20.-The funeral
OF Thomas II. Fegan. who died today at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary A.
/ Sweeney, 81 South Columbus street. will
take place at 10 o'clock Monday morning
from st. Mary's Catholic Church. The
death Of Mr.. Fegan followed months
/ illness.
Mr.. Fegan was thirty mine years old
and. besides his mother. is survived by
his wife. who was Miss May ]. Monroe.
and two sons and two daughters. He was
a son of the late Hugh Fegan-
| Mr.. Fegan was prominently Identified
with a number Of fraternal and charitable
| organizations. At the time Of his death
, he held a position with the Interstate
Commerce Commission in Washington.
| Frior to that he was rate clerk in the
general Offices of the Southern Railway
Company. Washington.
| He was grand knight of Fitzgerald
Council. No. 459. Knights Of Columbus,
and also was identified with the follow
ing organizations: Alexandra Division.
No. !. Ancient Order of Hibernians; Mon
day Night Club: George Mason Council,
No. ms. Royal Arcanum: st. Vincent de
Paul Society. The knights of Columbus
and Hibernians will hold meetings Sum
day, and make arrangements for attend
ing the funeral.
Mrs Mary G. Boothe died shortly
| after o'clock this afternoon at her home.
III Princess street She had been Ill more
than year, following a stroke Of
paralysis.
Mrs. Boothe was the widow OF Capt.
William ]. Boothe. who was superintend-
ent OF the Cumberland Coal Company.
Cumberland, Nd, and president of the
Alerandrio nd bar Of
the common council She was a daughter
of the late John Leadbeater. She leaves
two sons. Gardner L. Boothe and William
]. Boothe. A sister. Mrs. Edgar Speiden
OF Washington. also survives.
Mrs Boothe was president of the lady
board Of managers of the Alexandria
Hospital, and also was connected with
number Of charitable organizations and
organizations cf Christ Episcopal Church,
Of which she was an active member.
The funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed.
William f. Lovejoy. forty-two years
old, chief train timekeeper ia the local
Offices OF the Southern Railway Com
pany. under Supt. George " Payton.
was taken Ill at o'clock this afternoon
hours aGterward at his home, 80 Prince
street Heart trouble is ascribed as the
cause of death:
Besides his wife Mr.. Lovejoy leaves
two little daughters. He came here
twelve years ago from Charlottesville.
Va. He was a native Of Washington.
ID. c.
In observance of the seventy fifth an
niversary OF the organization of Potomac
Lodge of Odd Fellows. a performance was
oil hxy hA nra
matte Club. During the evening short
addresses were made by Rev. DR.. John
Lee Allison, pastor of the Second Presby-
terian Church: Rev. Edgar Carpenter.
rector OF Grace Episcopal Church. and
others. The affair was largely attended.
Charles r. Crook. a former resident of
this city. died today in New York. Mr.
Crook was about thirty-five years old and
a son Of the late Robert N. Cook The
body will be brought here for burial.
Albert r. Metzger's funeral took place
at o'clock today from St Mary's
Catholic Church Services were conducted
by Rev. F. J. Leucke. and burial was
in Bethel Cemetery. The palIbearers were
George Hayden. Frank PeveriIl. Robert
Stanley Foltz, Norman Roberts, and !
Eddie Cook.
y number of ministers and laymen 1
from this city will attend the Baltimore
annual conference OF the VI. +. Church
South. to be held in Baltimore beginning
Monday. Ministers from here who will !
attend are Rev. DIR. D. II. Kern. presid-
ing elder of Alexandria district: Rev.
the Washington district; Rev. DR.. ]. W.
Duffey. pastor Of the NJ. E. Church
South. and Henry X. Field.
Robert s. Barrett. district deputy grand
exalted ruler of the lks of Virginia re-
turned this morning from a trip to the
Valley of Virgi-ia. Wednesday night he
pail an official visit to the lodge at Win
chester and Thursday night visited
Staunton Lodge.
Miss Sallie Ruth Hopson. OF Ardmore,
Okla. and Herbert Z. Stansbury. son OF
Daniel r. Stansbury. this city, were I
L. rried March II at the Broadway
Methodist Church. Ardmore, Okla The
couple are spending their honeymoon in
Chicago. They will reside in Tucumcari,
n. NJ.
Raymond II. Javins. nine months old,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias Javins, died
today at the home of his parents, 1919
Duke street.
A slight fire in a house on Pitt street
between Gibbon and Franklin streets
brought out the fire department at an
early hour this morning.
Charles Fleischmann. a well known ho-
tel man, is reported to be critically i'll as
the result OF a stroke of paralysis