The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
IN
CAPITAL PARADE
Holy Name Society Will Send
300 Members to March
Today.
KERSEY TO BE MARSHAL
John P. Scott Named Executive of
Westminster Club of Second Presby-
terian Church in that City.

| ALEXANDRIA,. Va, Oct. 9-Accompanied
by the Holy Name Band. 300 members of
! the Holy Name Society, of this city, will
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon journey
, to Washington TO participate in the DEM
, onstration which will be held in that
city. Several hundred spectators from
this city have planned to go along
The Alexandrians will be marshaled by
Park A. kersey. and he will have as his
aids William Desmond and Thomas +.
Dyson. The members will carry suitable
banners and also a large flag of Virginia.
I The organization will assemble in the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall. leave
promptly at 12:30 o'clock, and march in
body to King street, and up King to
Payne, and out Payne to Cameron street
where they will board special cars for
Washington.
These officers have been elected by the
Westminster Club of the Second Presby-
, terrain Church to serve for the ensuing
year: John p Scott. president: Clarence
r. Purcell, vice president: Edward Gibbs
secretary; Stephen s. Field, treasurer;
Robert II. Bitter. chairman of the enter
Aubrey Miller
chairman of the membership committee.
At banquet of the club last evening.
over which F. l.. Slaymaker presided as
toastmaster, speeches were made by the
following: ii. :. Omohundro. Washing
ton: A. ID. Brockett. member of council
from Third ward: Rev. Dr. John Lee AL
lison. pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
Church and w. H. Melchcir
n-rn n,
day services will be held at the Methodist
Protestant Church in the auditorium OF
that church 10y the Sunday school. Rev
r. I. kirkley. pastor of the church. will
deliver an address. The program by IN.
scholars will consist of recitations, flag
drills and music.
There will be a rally at 30 O'Clock at
night by the Christian Endeavor Socict,
of that church.
Hunting Creek road from Franklin
street southward on Patrick street to
Hunting Creek bridge. which has just !
been improved by the city at a cost Of /
s'.SH. has been opened for traffic. This |
territory was recently annexed By the !
city.
The funeral of Mrs Helen Harlow
wife of NJ. b. Harlow. who died last /
night at Murkirk. Md. will take place
at 10 o'clock Monday morning from
st. Mary's Catholic Church. Services
will be conducted by Rev. l.. F. kel-
ly. and burial. which will be private
will be made in 81. Mary's Cemetery
The following will be pail bearers:
Gardner L. Boothe. DIR. T. VI. Jones.
James r. Cation, c. c. Carin. w H.
Sweeney and Dr.. Henry NJ. Elliott.
The funeral of Charles e. Gray. who
died yesterday at 500 South Pitt street.
afternoon from the home of his
nephew. Arthur Gray. 213 North Pitt
street Services will be conducted by
Rev. l.. NJ. Ferguson. pastor of Trim
ity NJ. +. Church. Mr. Gray was SIS
years old and is survived by his wife
and several children.
Rev DR. John Lee Allison. pastor of
the Second Presbyterian Church. will
preach a short sermon tomorrow morn
ing. and Brig. William Escott. of the
Salvation Army. will also speak. Rally
day services will be held at the even
ing services and all Of the departments
will be represented.
Julius Graham. representing the pure
food department of the State. is in this
rity inspecting places where oysters are
sold. Mr.. Graham's duty is to see that
all dealers live up to the law.
A final decree for divorce on the ground
Of desertion was given today in the Cor
poration Court In the suit of Bertha
Z. Donaldson against James Herbert
Donaldson. Attorney II. Noel Garner
the plaintiff.