The Washington herald., 1914-07-24
NAN STRICKEN BY HEAT
DROPS DEAD IN STREET
Enichy Foresueh. First Victim Of
Alexandria Hot Wave. Sueeumbs
on Way Home from Work.
TRADES COUNCILS PLAN PICNIC


Alexandria, Va, July a-Entichy Fore
such. forty years old. the first heat victim
of the season, dropped dead in Fairfax
street. between Oronoco and Princess
streets. this afternoon while returning
home from work.
DR.. 7. NJ Jones. coroner. wRs notified
and the body was removed to Demaie's
undertaking establishment. Foresuch
lived at 721 North Payne street, and Is
survived by his wife and three children.
He was a member Of the Alexandria Nest
Of Owls.
Plans are beiig made by the Alexandria
Trades Council for its annual Labor, Day
celebration. September I, which will take
the form of an all day picnic at the
Dyke. two miles below Alexandria on
the Virginia Railway.
The committee on arrangements Is pre-
pairing a program OF athletic events and
there viii also be baseball, danging and
other amuSements.
The committee Is composed of David
J. Larkin, chairman: John K. Sparrow.
secretary: NJ. F. Padgett. L. NJ. MILAN,
Theodore Mueller, II. T. Colvin, and w.
r. Hamilton.
Rev. DIR. W. Cabell Brown, Of Rio de
Janeiro. Brazil, who recently was chosen
bishop coadjutOr by the Episcopal Coun-
ell in session in Richmond has written
letter to Bishop r A. Gibson, Of the
diocese of Virginia, who is spending his
summer on Seminary Hill. west Of Alex
andria, in which he states that he ex-
poets to leave Brazil the latter part OF
August or September ]. and will arrive
here about September 3.
His conservation probably will take
place the first week in October. The
services will be held in one Of the
churches Of Richmond. DR.. Brown is
well known in Alexandria. where he has
frequently visited
One of the largest excursions Of the
season was the seventh annual excursion
Of the Alexandria Police Department to-
day to Marshall Hall. The evening boat
carried a capacity crowd The afternoon
boat also carried a large crowd Pro-
ceeds Of the excursion will be used TO
buy new uniforms.
Carlton A. Padgett. jr., fourteen years
old. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Carlton A
Padgett, of this city, cut his left foot
while bathing last Sunday at Colonial
Beach Several arteries were severed.
He was treated at the beach by DR..
Brent and afterward brought to his
parents home where he is being attend
ed by DR.. r. Lee Wilkins.
The Karl ]. Austin Corporation. Ma
nassas, Va. has been granted a charter
by the State Corporation Commission
with a capital stock OF from $500 TO
$4,000. Objects are an insurance agency
business The officers are: Karl ].
Austin. president; C. Raymond Radcliffe,
secretary and treasurer, both Of Manas-
sas.
Meetings Of the following Scottish Rite
Masonic bodies will be held at 7:3o o'clock
tomorrow night in the Masonic Temple.
Randolph Chapter. OF the Rose Crolx;
Lafayette Council. OF Kadosh. and Vlr-
ginia Consistory, No. ?. Lafayette Coun-
Gil. at this meeting will elect officers
Announcement is made that the two
Masonic teams which played recently for
the benefit Of the Alexandria Hospital
building fund viii play again next FRI
day. Proceeds OF the game will be for
the benefit OF the children's Home
Rev. DIR. Angus Crawford, dean Of the
Episcopal Theological Seminary, accom-
panied by his daughter. Miss Beatrice
Crawford, left today for Lexington. Va,
where he will remain until the opening Of
the seminary, September Is next Upon
his return he will sail for Europe with
his family on a years tour.
Plans have been completed by the
Old Dominion Boat Club for a regatta
afternoon, August l. next.
City Councilman Frank c. Spinks is
to be seriously = i'll at his
home in Upper Duke street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis n. Duffey will
leave tomorrow for Atlantic City, /
where they will spend their vacation.