The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
MISSION BOARD
ENDS Meeting
Episcopal Workers Name Miss
Sallie Stuart President.
Present Her with Purse.
MEET NEXT IN RICHMOND
Bazaar for Benefit of Anne Lee Me-
moral Home for Aged Is Opened
in Alexandria.
MEET NEXT IN RICHMOND

Alexandria, Va. Nov. L-with the cleo
ton Of officers and the election of st.
James Church. Richmond. as the place
for its next annual convention, the
twenty-nfth annual meeting OF the Vir-
ginia diocesan board Of missions Of the
women's auxiliary of the board Of mis-
sions of the Episcopal Church. was con-
cluded at Christ Church this afternoon.
These officers were elected: Miss Sallie
Stuart, president, Alexandria; Miss
Louise T. Davis. vice president. Lees
burg; Mrs George S. French, treasurer.
Alexandria: Mrs. John N. Johnson, as
sistant secretary, Alexandria; Mrs
Robert Barton, secretary-treasurer OF
juniors. Winchester: Mrs. 4. l. Wood
ward. secretary Of section B. The Plains;
Mrs E. S. w. Howard, secretary treas
urer Of Little Helpers. Alexandria; Mss
Katherine Stuart, custodian OF united
Offering, Alexandria: Miss Lucy r. Glib
son, custodian of bishops emergency
fund, Richmond: Mrs. Mary G. Wallace,
secretary of church periodical clubs.
Richmond; Mrs. Angus Crawford, Theo-
logical Seminary: Mrs. J. r. Ellis,
Yancey, and Mrs. Fl. n. Mordecai. Rich
mond. convocation secretaries: Mrs. Z.
Z. Osgood, educational secretary. Brooke
Hill: Mrs. A. n. Chichester. Jr.. Lees
burg; Miss Kate Powers, Berryville, and
ant educational secretaries.
A feature of the program at the morn
ing session was the presentation OF a
purse OF gold by the convention TO Miss
Sallie Stuart, president OF the association,
in recognition OF faithful services, she
having been president since its organiza-
ton. twenty-five years ago. A speech or
presentation was made by Bishop
Coadjutor W. c. Brown. d. D.. OF
Brazil. after Miss Stuart had completed
the reading of her annual report. Niles
Stuart made a fitting response for the
gift.
During the business session today, ad-
dresses were made by Bishop Brown.
Rt Rev. Lucien Lee Kinsolving, Brazil;
Rev. G. Nc l. Brydon. archdeacon OF
colored work in Virginia: DR.. Teusler,
Japen: Mrs. Letcher. southern Virginia,
and Miss Grey.
A missionary rally was held tonight
In Christ Church. at which time addresses
were made by Rt Rev w. C. Brown.
D. D.: Archedeacon Stuck, of Alaska,
and DR.. Teusler. OF Japan.
Most OF the delegates left for their
homes tonight following the rally.
The wagar Land Company, which
has acquired the south end OF
the old Braddock House together with
the historic Carlyle House. began the
work Of remodeling the Braddock House
INTO apartments. There will be ten apart
ments and four stores or offices. An
arcade to the old Carlyle House will be
erected on the Fairfax street side. This
company has already converted the north
end Of the Braddock House into apart |
ments.
John s. Goodrich. 90. died suddenly
II 1880 o'clock this morning at his
home, 2ll South Patrick street. Heart
trouble is supposed to have been the
,ause of his death. Mr.. Goodrich Is
survived by his wife. Mrs. Lydia Dew
ers Goodrich. For the past ten years
ne had been employed as a bookkeep-
sr for VI. S. Fairfax & Co. His funeral
will take place from his late home at
, o'clock on Sunday afternoon. He was
/ member ,of Alexandria-Wash
lodge of Masons. Mount Vernon Chap
er, Royal Arch Masons. and Post F.
Travellers Protective Association.
A meeting of the Fairfax County
Medical Society was held today at the
home of DR.. w. Welburn. Ballston.
Alexandria County. Papers were read
by Drs. J. T. Ashton. C. R. Dufour.
iasbrook. Roy and Williams.
The bazaar for the benefit OF the Anne
Lee Memorial Home for the Aged was
apened tonight in armory hall. large
number of young women are In charge
II the booths. The bazaar represents a
Dutch village and the women were ap-
prcpriatey cOstumed. II will be con-
rluded November 10.
John D. Normoyle. real estate agent, |
has sold the two-story frame dwelling
house, $40 North Royal street. to Mrs.
Blanche E. Beach. and a deed Of transfer |
was recorded today in the Office OF the
,lerk Of the Corporation Court.
The body Of Miss Edith Fairfax, who |
lied in Lewes, Del. was brought here |
oday and buried in st. Paurs Cemetery. |
services were conducted by Rev. p. p.
Phillips. rector Of St Paurs P. E
Church. |
Funeral services for Alexander Lyles
will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
loon from his late home, - South Fair
AK street. Services will be conducted by
Rev. ". F. Watson, pastor of the First
BAPTIST Church.
Fire at s o'clock this evening destroyed |
n the rear of the residence OF John |
.eadbeater. 5o4 Prince street. The fire |
nade a big blaze. destroying fencing in |
he rear. 1t was quickly subdued by the |
re department.
Rev. L. NJ. Ferguson, pastor of Trinity /
4 E Crurch. tonight eonducted the /
nion services at the First Baptist
'hurch.
Conrad johnson, principal of the Alex
ndria High School. has been elected first
eutenant of the Alexandria Light In
antry to fill a vacancy caused by resig-
alton.
Miss Helen Josephine O'Brien and Reed
William Miller. formerly Of Harrison
urg, Va. were married last night at the 4
arsonage of St Mary's Catholic Church
y Rev. Louis Smet, pastor.
Commissioners Of election met this
norning in the Office of n. s. Greenaway.
vlerk of the Corporation Court. and can
assed the vote cast Tuesday and found
correct.
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