Evening star., 1915-06-06
ALEXANDR|AAFFA|RS
Program of Closing Exercises,
st. Mary's Academy.
TO OPEN WITH RECITAL
Delegates to State Federation of
Labor Designated-Services
at Churches Today.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

| SfeLlai Correspondence OF Inc Slar
| ALEXANDRIA. Va. June THE
! closing exercises for the present term
of st Mary's Academy, conducted by
! the Sisters of the Holy Cross will take
| place June Is in the assembly hal OF
that institution at 4:30 o'clock in the
afternoon The program will be start
/ ed June =. when pupils in expression
Will give recital; June' 10. 80 pm,
I class night: June II. $50 pm. primary
class in physical education; June IA. at
53o pm. senior class in physical edu-
cation. and June 10, at 80 pm, senior
field day.
The program for June l6 is as fol-
lows: am, alumnae mass. l pm,
alumnae business meeting: 4.31 pm.
commencement: $50 pm. benediction
OF the sacrament, and TO $ pm. alum
nae reception.
Delegates to Labor Convention.
Thirteen delegates. representing diff
ferent trade branches. will attend the
annual convention of the Virginia Fed
GRAFTON of Labor. which will convene
Monday III Fredericksburg and end its
sessions Wednesday.
Delegates from the Alexandra trades
council Will be: William r. Hamilton.
John *. sparrow. Howard T. Colvin.
David Iarkin and Carl Rothmond From
other branches: Brewery workers, NJ.
F. Padgett. jr.; Charles Schmith and
Frank Cockrell. jr: fremen, RoE,
K. W. Risdon. and carpenters, George
Craig and John T. Harrison.
Howard I. Colvin. it is understood.
will be candidate for president of the
Virginia convention.
Services in the Churches
Rev William H. Pettus of West
Somervllle Mass will preach tomorrow
morning at Grace F. E. Church, and the
pulpit in that church at the evening serv
ice will be occupied by Rev. c. J. Richard
son.
The Power to Regenerate the World
will be the subject OF the sermon Of Rev.
DIR. John Lee Allison, pastor, at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning. and his theme at the evening
flict.
Property Sold at Auction.
S II. Lunt. auctoneer sold at public
auction at noon today the three-story
store building at 323 King street. occu-
pied by Hamilton & Co, and it was
purchased by Hamilton s: Co. for $4,000
He also sold two lots in George Wash |
ington Park to y. y. Simpson at s75 each |
and one lot in Del Ray to J. D. Normoyle
for $50.
Friendship Council No /. Daughters
of Liberty, will Friday night celebrate !
its sixth anniversary. musical and
literary program will be. given and re-
freshments will be served. Members of
Hope Council. No. l, of Washington, have
accepted an invitation to attend.
General and Personal
Announcement is made of the mar |
riage June /, at Corpus Christi Church. |
New York of Robert E. McGahey. this |
city, and Miss Mary NJ. Kennedy, Knox |
VILE, Tenn.
Miss Helen Cecilia Davis. this city, |
and Archie Fl. Conner. New York city, !
were married last night at the par
sonage of st. Mary's Catholic Church.
Isaac Pendleton Green. brother of
Prof. Bergman Green of the Episcopal |
Theological Seminary. died at his home, |
in Danville. Va, yesterday at the age |
of flfty-two years. Prof. Green left |
tonight to attend the funeral. which |
Will take place in Danville tomorrow.
a strawberry festival will be given |
Tuesday night in the parish hall of St i
Rita's Catholic Church. Mount Ida. |
Alexandria county. Proceeds will be
for the church fund. Many from here |
have planned to attend.
Final examinations in the Alexandria |
High School will begin Monday /
r. T.. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans
will hold it's monthly meeting Monday |
night.