The Washington times., 1914-10-24
ALEXANDRIA WILL
Be HOST TOD. A. R.
Nt. Vernon Chapter Completes
Plans to Entertain Virginia
Conference.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 24-The Alexan-
il a Daughters of the American Revo-
u on will be hostesses to the eight
E. tn annual conference of the Daugh-
h. OF the American Revolution or
" -Sinia next week. Final arrangements
v re completed at a meeting Of Mt.
| n, mon Chapter yesterday at the resi-
d, nee OF Mrs. william J. Morton, the
|regent.
he conference will be held in the
NJ agar apartments, formerly part CT
| 3the historic Braddock House. and will
|open on Tuesday morning, at II O'Clock.
fITlre sessions will continue two days
1Tle meetings will be open to the pub
bic and a large attendance is expected.
IAhout fifty delegates, representing the
ka rious chapters in the State, are eX-
ipected to be present.
rhe committees Of Mt. Vernon Chap
be- are as follows: Arrangements-Mrs.
Nv ]. Morton, Mrs. w. J. Boothe, Mrs
w A. Smoot, jr.. Mrs. Thomas Robin
Son, Miss Mamie Norton; program,
tMrs. w. A. Smoot, Mrs. Robert Powell;
transportation, Miss Mamie Norton;
|Mrs. Thomas b. Cochran; invitation,
Miss Margaret Ashby, Mrs. w. r.. Pur-
|vis, Mrs. Samuel Monroe; entertain
|nrent, Mrs. W. B. Smoot Mrs Thomas
wv Robinson, Mrs. w. J. Boothe; lunch
con and hall. Mrs. George Uhler. Miss
|Phfllipa wattles, Mrs. Henry Wattles,
Mrs. John F. Foster, Miss Nellie Uhler;
badges, Miss Elizabeth Janney, Mrs.
|Llewellyn Powell: decorating, Mrs. w.
A Smoot, tr.. Miss Caroline Wise, Mrs.
~. Stewart Jameson. Miss Nellie Uhler;
| pT ess and printing. Mrs. Samuel L. Mon
|ron. Mrs. Hubert Snowden; reception.
Ms. William wattles. Mrs. Wilbur
Reid, Mrs. Emett Dunn. Miss Phillipa
v attles. Mrs. David Rust, Mrs. Gardner
L Boothe. Mrs. Marshall Mcdonald,
Ms. Lorenzo Lewis, Mrs. Franklin,
Mss Josie Robinson.
The following young ladies will act as
pa ges to the conference: Misses Elsie
ST. 1wdcn, Dorsey Ashton, Nellie Chler,
katherine Waller. Mary Randolph, Alice
A. derton. Esther Burke, Della Phillips,
|CoX, and Julia Boswell.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah c.
u atkins were held this afternoon at her
lsJe home, 101l King street, conducted by
The Rev. d. H. Kern. D. D., presiding
elder Of the Alexandria district of the
NJ. E. Church South, assisted by the
|Rev. J. w. Duffey, d. D., pastor Of the
" ashington Street Methodist Church.
|Tre pallbearers were DR.. Wilkins, NJ. L.
10 lwiddie, ]. 7. Preston, George Keys.
II J. Pollard, and Herbert Graves. In
|terment was in the Bethel Cemetery.
Lee Stark. the evangelist, who has
been conducting revival services in
alexandria for three weeks. will finish
his work here tomorrow. Three ser
|vices have been arranged, one at IL
10 clock. when he will preach on the
subject, Seeing Jesus" one at 3 O'Clock,
when he will speak to the mothers and
Ichildren OF the city on the subject,
What are We going to do with our
children and the last at o'clock,
when his topic will be The Second Com
ing OF Christ .....--
Mrs. Marjorie c. Adamson, for many
|y-srs matron of the Alexandria Hos
H. tai and recently matron Of the hos
|p al at Salisbury, Nd. where she was
IT, en- seriously Ill some weeks ago, has
ben brought to the hospital in this city
for treatment. Her son. John Adam
J. rtment of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
v ay, and located at Meyersdale. Pa, is
y siting in this city.
Thomas Padgett, who was recently
|ii licted for cutting Horace Hefi!n,
J. caded guilty yesterday before Judge
Barley In the Corporation Court and
v as sentenced to serve six months in
1aI with a fine of s.. In the case of
A !. Ramer, who had appealed from
Ia decision of the Police Court, a fine
O. SIS was imposed.
IN the circuit court in vacation yester-
DAY, B. z. Smith, deputy city sergeant.