The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
HOLY week Plans FOR
ALEXANDRIA CHURCHES
Hours Announced for Masses and
Services-City Council Will Dis
cuss New Obligations.

cuss New Obligations.
Alexandria. Va. March 2s.-Palm was
blessed and distributed at the 1870 o'clock
mass today at st. Marys Catholic
Church. Rev. F. ]. Lucke was the cele-
brant. and a large congregation attend-
ed. There was a special musical pro-
gram given. Services appropriate to the
observance Of the day were held in the
three Episcopal churches.
The order of exercises for tho remand
er of holy week was announced are as
follows:
st. Mary's: Mass every morning at
$50 o'clock: Wednesday night. regular
Lenten services at 7:30 o'clock with a
sermon by visiting priest Thursday.
masses at SO clock and $50 O'Clock.
and Good Friday. masses at $50 o'clock
and o'clock: Way Of the Cross at )
p. m. and p. m. Saturday, masses at
$50 and 8 O'clock
Christ p. +. Church-Services every
morning at o'clock: Holy Thursday
celebration of Holy Communion at D.
m: Good Friday. services at Z and
II 4. NJ. and p. m. At the II o'clock
services. Rev. W. ]. Morton. rector, will
preach on THE Crucifixion" Sunday.
services at I'D and II n m. and 40
p. m. The latter will be children's serv-
Ices.
st. Paufs p. z. Church-Scrvices ev-
jery afternoon at ) o'clock. ON Tuesday
night at O'Clock the choir will sing
Maunder's Oiivet to Calvary" Thurs
DAY there will be services at S o'clock and
Good Friday at II o'clock.
Grace P. f. Church-Monday and Tues
day. evening prayer and address at
o'clock: Wednesday, evening prayer and
address at 30 p. m: Thursday, Holy
4 >oy,, nj IN
ing prayer and address at 1890 a m:
Passion service from noon until ; p. M.
and evening prayer and address, 80
O'Clock; Saturday, evening prayer and
baptism p. M: Easter Sunday, Holy
Communion. a. m: Sunday school
festival. go a m: nIoGinS prayer. ser
mon and Holy COMMUNION. II a. m. +:
holy baptism. p. M: evening prayer
and sermon. 100 p. IN.
There will he a joint session OF City
Council Monday night. when Attorneys
s. G. Brent. John VI. johnson and s. F.
Fisher. the latter corporation attorney
who represented Alexandria in its an
neXation suit, will appear and explain
the new boundary lines and also tho
obligations incurred as result OF the
annexation Of the new territory in Alex
andria and Fairfax counties, which wifi
become operative April ].
Plans for policing this territory will. II
is expected. be mapped out at once and
the committee on police and members
of the board of police commissioners viii,
hold meeting prior to the meeting OF
City Council and discuss policing the new
territory.
Albert Harris. colored. arrested carly
last night on charge OF snstchinE
hand satchel containing 81: from Mrs.
Charles IT. Shelton. was today turned
over 10 the authorities of Alexandria
County. II is expected he will be given
preliminary hearing in that county to-
morrow and held for the action OF the
grand jury. Harris was captured by
number OF citizens OF the county. who.
after throwing a rope about his neck.
got him to show them where he threw
the hand satchel in Hoors Run, near
Braddock. Alexandria County.
The funeral OF Mrs Evelyn Courtenay
Lewis. who died in Baltimore Friday.
took place this afternoon at 5 o'clock
from the residence OF her nephew. DR..
Arthur Snowden. oco King street Serv-
ices We're conducted by Rev W. J. Nor
ton. rector of Christ p. r. Church, and
E"v. DIR. :. A. Wallis, OF the Episcopal
TheoloCical Seminary. Burial was made
in Christ Church Cemetery. The follow
ing were pallbearers: Laurence Stablers
capt. Albert Bryan. Henry Wattles. ".
r. Burke. Samuel G. Brent. and Arthur
Hornet. jr.
Mrs. Margaret Simn.s. - years Old.
died today at her homo near FranConia.
Fairfax County. arrangements for the
funeral have not yet been made.
Services in observance OF tho Feast Of
the Passover will bc held at 6:15 O'Clock
tomorrow (MondayI night in the Syna-
r"-Ie. Services will also he held Tues
day.
A. l.. Bradley. "nurcilor. will pay a
visit to Erie ndship Council. Daughters or
Liberty. April = Members of a number
OF Washington councils have been in
v!ted to be present.
Rev. J. P. Stump. OF Easton. Md. for
merly pastor of the NJ. f. Church. South.
this city. preached at the morning serv-
ices at that church today. and the night
services were conducted by Rev. j.
Howard Wells. of Washington.