Evening star., 1914-10-05
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Plans Completed for Joint
Class Adoption Of Red Men.
CRIMINAL CASES LISTED
Prayers for Peace Offered in All
Churches-Collinwood Club
Elects Officers.
IINAL CASES LISTED

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Elects Officers.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 5.-Final
arrangements have been made by the
COMMITTEE in charge for the joint class
adoption to be held by the two tribes
of Red Men Thursday evening. De-
|grees will be conferred at the Rich
mond Hall.
feature will be a parade, which
will start at 7:15 o'clock, preceding the
initiatory exercises. The line of march
will be east on Prince from Royal to
Fairfax street, Fairfax to King, King
to Payne. Payne to Commerce, Com
merce to King, and thence down King
to the hall
Members of the two tribes will as
semble in the wigwam of Osceola Tribe,
at Prince and Royal streets.
Kenneth w. Ogden will be marshal
of the parade. with the following as
aids: j. William May, F. C. Glasgow,
John w. Schofield. from Seminole
Tribe; J. w. Garnett, E. E. Downham
and Harvey Ticer, from Osceola Tribe.
A total of 21O "palefaces" will be in
itiated after the parade.
The parade will be headed by the
American Indian Guard Band, followed
by automobiles with the great chiefs of
Virginia, officers of the two tribes of the
city followed by the degree team Of
delegation Of washington Red Men and
the 210 candidates to be initiated.
| Officers of Seminole Tribe, No 35. who
will preside at the business session OF
the tribe. are: H. H. Newton, sachem;
c. R. Simpson, senior sycamore; N. L.
Williamson. junior sycamore; George K.
Bender, chief Of records; r. c. Sullivan,
collector 'of wampum; E. 1. Finks:
! keeper of wampum; w. 8. Nicklin, first
sannap; c. c. Brawner, second sannap;
W. NJ. Glasgow. guard of forest; J. Will
liam May. guard Of wigwam; c. H. May.
rior; John G. Graham. third warrior: o.
H. Kirk, fourth warrior: F. c. Glasgow.
first brave; Vance H. Peele, second
brave; N. S. Greenaway. third brave;
Robert H. Cox. fourth brave.
l. Criminal Cases Listed.
The following criminal cases are
slated to be presented to a grand jury
in the corporation court Wednesday,:
George Clark, breaking and entering
Lozano dry goods storehouse; Thomas
Padgett, maliciously cutting Horace
Hef1in; William Trigger. malicious
shooting of Joseph Henderson,: Cop
per Williams, robbing Albert Holzl of
$500; James Fletcher, burglary, en-
Wright. improper conduct: William
Higgins. attempted assault on Thelma
Walker.
yesterday in every church in the city
and at all of the churches large con-
gregations attended. Many of the
pastors preached on the European
Christ and ST. Paurs P. E. churches
were for the Red Cross.
DR.. Charles B. Shirley of Weiser.
Idaho, who was presented with a hand
some silver loving cup by number
of happy mothers on his attainment
Of the record Of having ofhciated at
1000 births without the loss of a
mother during period of thirty-five
years. is a former Alexandrian. DR..
Shirley is a brother-in-law of ]. Frank
Dyson Of this city.
Club Elects Officers.
The Collinwood Club at its annual
meeting. held yesterday afternoon at
its clubhouse on the Potomac, elected
officers to serve for the year, and also
arranged for a Halloween dance.
Officers chosen are: Robert S. Barrett.
dent; Gettys NJ. Meyers, secretary and
treasurer. and Harry B. Quinn, Louis
Dreifus, Erwin Schwarzman and George
E. Butler. board of governors.
In the corporation court today post
ponement until the November term of
court was granted in the matter of the
probation Of the will of the late Will
liam X. Davidson, in order. it is stated.
that compromise may be agreed upon
by the parties interested.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Johnston Green en-
tertained Saturday afternoon at their
home on Braddock Heights, Alexandria
county. in honor OF their granddaugh-
ter. little Miss Margaret Frances Og-
were present. Prizes were won by Miss
| Caroline Morton and Masters Reid
Dunn and Courtland Warfeld.
Rev. l. F. Kelly. assistant pastor OF
St. Mary's Catholic Church, last night
delivered a short address on his recent
trip to the Holy Land before the mem
bers of the Holy Name Society at a
meeting held at the Young Mems So
| dality Lyceum Hall
A final rehearsal Of the songs that
will be sung in the Sunday school
parade and song festival at o'clock
Sunday afternoon was held yesterday
| afternoon in Armory Hall.
The rear end of Peabody building, re-
Gently rented by the city school board,
was opened today for school purposes
The Alexandria free kindergarten was
opened today at sos South Royal
Allan A. Warfield will leave Thursday
for ten-day, automobile trip through
the New England states. While away
he will attend the worlds series base
ball games.
Harry Hickman. former resident OF
this city, but now of Charlottesville,
Va, was a visitor here today.
The Young Mems Sodality Lyceum
has arranged. for an entertainment and
euchre, which will be given Thursday
night at its hall.
r. E. Lee Camp, Confederate vete-
rams, will hold a meeting tonight.
| Boycotting German Tunes.
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