The Washington herald., 1915-07-01
PLAYGROUND TO
/ open TOMORROW
Recreation Center Will Be
Turned Over to Alexan-
dria Children.
CONCERT IN THE EVENING
Plans for New Hospital to Be Dis
cussed-Two Hundred Dog Ii.
censes Issued.

Il
Alexandria. Va. June so.-The chill
dren's Fairgrounds will open for tn,
summer tomorrow at Washington Pub
lie School grounds. South Washington
| street, under the auspices Of the Par
| ent-Teachers' Association. It Is ex
peeted that large number of chill.
dren will attend the opening. Mist
Sophie Tackett will be in charge Of
the social center work Of the play.
ground. and Miss Harriet Kali, o.
Washington, will supervise the ath.
letic training and play department..
Members OF Troop No. l. Boy Scouts
will give a band concert at the play.
grounds tomorrow night.
Cash contributions amounting tc
$s3. together with equipment for the
grounds have been donated by citi-
Gems interested in the work.
Members of the finance committed
for the new Alexandria Hospital. to.
gether with the stan physicians. have
been invited to meet the COMMITTEES
on plans for the new hospital tomor-
row night in the rooms Of the Cham
Der of Commerce, when the matter
Of the erection of the hospital will be
discussed. Pledges amounting to ap-
proximately $4,000 have been given.
although S65,0o0 Is needed, according
to plans prepared. The trustees de-
sire to have all of the money for the
hospitals erection guaranteed before
the work is started.
More than 200 dog licenses had been
issued by City Auditor E. F. Price when
his ONCE closed this afternoon. Today
was the last day for getting licenses and
those who failed to take out the required
license are now subject to fine. Within q
short time the police will be furnished
with a list Of those who have taken out
the necessary licenses and the work of
rounding up the delinquents will be start
ed by the police.
In observance Of its twentieth ami
versary. James W. Jackson Council.
Junior Order Of United American Me-
chanics. tomorrow night will hold a cele-
bration at Elks' Hail. Prince and Royal
streets. T. Gray Haddon. State vice
councillor. Richmond. and others will make
addresses. Councils Of Ballston. St. Elmo.
Of Alexandria County, and Belle Haven.
this city, together with the executive
board OF officers of Virginia and the Dis
trict Of Columbia, have been invited.
Miss Lille c. Klaus and Edward E.
Pargett. both Of this city. were quietly
IldTrleQ ~ y o CLOCK tOnlBnt At the roc
tory Of Grace p. E. Church. by Rev.
Edgar Carpenter, rector. The bride was
attended by her sister-in-law. Mrs VII
liam Klaus. and the bridegroom had for
his best man Samuel p. Fisher. Mr..
and Mrs. Padgett will reside in this
CITY,. .ssr - E !
The marriage of Hugo Herfurth, IT., of
this city, and Miss Minnie F. Stubener,
Of Washington, took place at o'clock
tonight In Christ Lutheran Church,
Washington. The maid Of honor was
Miss Nettie Fitzgerald. Of Washington.
and the bridesmaids were Miss Elenor
Fitzgerald, of Washington. and Miss
Elsie c. Herfurth. OF this city. sister of
the bridegroom. Paul Herfurth. this city,
brother of the bridegroom, was best
man. A reception took place at the
home Of the bride following the cere-
mony.
A special meeting Of AIva Aerie. No.
81. Fraternal Order of Eagles. will be