The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
MOOSE in ALEXANDRIA
PLANNING Big BAZAAR
Virginia Lodge, No. 1876. Is Making
Extensive Preparations for
Fall Carnival.
CATHOLIC MEN WILL PARADE

Alexandria, Va, Sept. S.-Virginia
Lodge, No. I.076 Loyal Order OF Moose.
is making elaborate preparations for its
fall carnival and bazaar. which will be
held October 12-22 in the Richmond Thea
ter auditorium. The bazaar will be at
tended by large delegations Of Moose
from distant cities and during its prog
ress many prominent members will be on
hand to give their support TO the affair,
the proceeds Of which will be used for its
proposed home.
Permanent headquarters have been es-
tablished by the committee in the rooms
Of the chamber OF commerce.
The committee in charge is composed Of
J. II. Harrington, chairman; ID. O.
Brown, secretary; f c. Burner, assistant
secretary; ]. A. Hulfsh, treasurer; w. l..
ney, secretary. and w. L. Rammel, die
tator.
Booths will be in charge OF the follow
ing: Rosemont-cut glass and jewelry,
Mrs. Richard Gibson, chairman; Miss
| Dorsey Ashton, assistant West End
4 candy. Mrs. Z. Brown. George Washing
ton Park-refreshments. Miss Mary Cor
gan. Del Ray-infantss clothes and hand
kerchiefs, Mrs. r. ]. Yates, Mrs c. X.
| HoWser. Mount Ida-fancy, Mrs. NJ. K
Bostick. St. Elmo-grOccry. Mrs. G. f.
Booker; Miss Campbell. assistant. Hume
! Sprlng-supper table. Miss Purdy: Miss
Virginia Chauncey. assistant First-house
! furnishing. Mrs. Z. 4. German and Mrs
/ Jerome Kaufman. Second-teddy bears
and dolls. Mrs. II. p. Mayo. Third
! flowers, Mrs. W. II. Harrington. Fourth
! ice cream, Mrs. f. G. Williams. North
| Braddock and College Park-pillows and
pennaAts, Mrs. F. Morris, chairman.
| Committees-ReceptiOn. DIR. Z. A. Cor
man; ladies' reception. Mrs. r. ]. Yates:
| finance. Richard Gibson; automobile, w.
L. Rammel: pony cart. J. II. Harrington;
donation, W. L. Rammel: booths, r. A
| Harris; hall. NJ. II. Summers: dancing,
| DIR. J. T. Ashton. Jerome kaufman;
special events, George E Booker: CORE
spondence, f. C. Burner. J. W. Embrey;
patrons comfort, John T Duncan: ad-
vertisIng. J. W. Vsrney: music. H. F.
Chichester: lodges, II. Noel Garner W.
A. DeVsughan.
A large delegation OF men from st.
Mary's parish will take part in the parade
in Baltimore next Tuesday under auspices
OF the Federation Of Catholic Societies.
The local contingent will be marshaled by
William Desmond and they will be headed
by the Holy Name Band. OF this city.
In addition to the participants many
others from Alexandria also will go to
Baltimore TO witness the parade.
In the Corporation Court today, Judge
l. c. Barley presiding. a verdict for the
defendants was given by a jury in the
suit OF the Imperial Curtain Company
against James NJ. Duncan and others.
A decree referring cause to r. 4. Wash
ington. special commissioner. for report.
was given in the case OF Kate Redmond
and others against Mary Cassidy and
others
aao5 zra. pIarod m rnrord from, tho
Citizens National Bank conveying to
Minnie A. and Louis l. Armistead, a
house and lot on the south side Of Prince
street, near Fairfax street
Funeral services for Mrs. Fife NJ. Ger
nond. who died last night at the Alex
andria Hospital. will be held at , O'Clock
Monday afternoon at the NJ. E. Church
South They will b. conducted by Rev.
Or. ]. W. Durfey. pastor. assisted by Rev.
p. p. Phillips. rector Of St Pauls, P. f.
Church. and Rev. G. A. Luttrell, pastor
Of Trinity NJ z. Church.
Mrs Germond was fifty-six years old
and the widow OF Ernest l.. Gcrmond,
and a daughter Of the late C. II. Ramey.
She lived at the Dienelt apa rtne nts. lll3
King street Three daughters. Misses
Margaret. Vera, and Rebecca Germond,
survive her
Capt Samusl B. Davis funeral took
place at ll:3O o'clock this morning from
Christ p +. Church. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. w. $ Morton. rector. and
Rev. DR. :. A. Wallis of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary. Burial was in Ivy
Hlll Cemetery. Members of r. f. Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. ATTENDED.
The palIbearers were Capt r. +. Knox.
Edgar Wsriield, ST. John NJ. Johnson.
- Dow J. aud
W. A. SmOOt.
The Epworth League of the NJ. f.
Church South. OF this city. last night was
awarded the pennant for having the |
largest percentage of members present !
at the sixteenth annual convention of
the Epworth League Union Of Washing
ton and vicinity, held at the Epworth /.
Church. Washington. A choir Of twenty !
five male voices under the direction OF
II. X. Field. this city. furnished music !
Rev. DR.. f. Register. of this city, in |
stalled the officers.
The body of Tobias D. DiIIett. thirty !
four years old. who died today at his .
home. l22 South Fairfax street. will be /!
sent tomorrow to Bridgeton. " J.. for /
burial Mr.. Dillett was a glass blower +
and was employed at the plant Of the 1
Old Dominion Glass Company. He is sur !
vived by his wife and one child.
The Alexandria High School Literary ,
Society has elected the following officers: /
Ashby Bladen. jr., president; William
Schafer vice president: Miss Dolly Gala I
han. secretary and treasurer.
The president of ST. Mary's AIumnae
Association has called a special meeting
of members To be held at St Mary's
Academy Monday night at 7:3O o'cOlck.
Owing to the Illness of Rev. c F.,
Hannigan. rector Of ST. Joseph's ColOred
Catholic Church there will be no services ,
az the Young Mems Sodality Lyc"um to- ?
morrow night as planned.
4 meeting OF the recently appointed
health committee of the city counCi! will
be held Monday night to elect n chair
man.
Mrs. Henry Parrish's funeral took place
this afternoon from her home at Cot
taEe Park. Alexandria County. Services
were conducted by Rev. Payne and Rev
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