The Washington herald., 1915-11-04
MISSION BOARD
HEARS BISHOP
Woman's Auxiliary at Alex
andria Addressed by Right
Rev. Brown.
ELECT OFFICERS TODAY
Miss Myrtle Gulick. of Loudoun
County. Is Welded to Virgil
E. Davis.

Alexandria, Va, Nov. a-Rt Rev. w.
c. Brown, d. D., bishop coadjutor of
Virginia and formerly a missionary in
Brazil, this morning delivered an address
on "Woman's Work" at the twenty-fifta
| annual meeting of the board OF the
woman's auxiliary OF the board Of mis-
sions of the Episcopal Church, which
convened In Christ Church.
The quiet hour service tonight was con-
| Quoted by Rev. r. II. McKim, d. d.
Music was furnished by the three vested
choirs OF the Episcopal churches here
under the direction of Prof. J. z Bagley.
| Sessions OF the association are being
presided over by Miss Louisa Davis, vice
president, of Leesburg. Va. although
Miss Sallie Stuart, the president OF the
association, is attending.
After devotional exercises today and a
welcoming address by Rev. W. J. Nor
| ton. rector of Christ Church, reports
were read and the Junior meeting con-
Quoted by Mrs. Robert Barton. secretary.
Mrs. osgood conducted the educational
! question box.
Several prominent Episcopal clergymen
are slated TO address the association to-
morrow. With the election of officers In
the afternoon the session will end. al
though there will lie a missionary meet
ing at night at Christ Church
and Mrs. J. F. Gulick, OF Aide, Lou
don County. Va. and Virgil c. Davis,
OF this city. were married at 1850
o'clock this afternoon at the home of
the bride, at Aide. by Rev. C. II. Left
ferts. of Mount Zion Church.
Mrs. E r. Feagan was matron of
honor and r. r. Feagan was best
man. Louie G. Davis, brother Of the
bridegroom. was groomsman. The
bride was formerly a school teacher
OF Loudon County and is we'll known
there.
Following the wedding a reception
was held. after which Mr.. and Mrs
Davis left for New York, Niagara
Falls. and other points. They will re-
side at the Arlington. s15 King street,
this city, upon their return.
Alexander LyIes. IS years old. died to-
day after a long Illness He is survived
by a daughter. Mrs. c. R. Yates. MIR.
Lyles was a retired contractor ana
builder. Up to a few years ago he con-
Quoted a grocery store. but retired owing
to failing health. Mr.Lyles during the
war served as a member of Mount
Vernon Guards, afterward Company E.
He was a member OF r. E. Lee Camp.
Confederate Veterans The funeral ar
rangements have not yet been made.
Irving Haywood, 81 years old. while
in a room in the old city hotel building.
southwest corner of Cameron and Royal
streets this afternoon cut himself with a
razor. His INJURIES consist Of gasn
across the throat and wrist Haywood
was treated by Drs. Walter A. warheld
and AeweIlyn Powell His injuries are
not thought to be serious. Haywood Is
employed at a steel plant on the opposite
side of the river
bazaar will be opened tomorrow night
In Armory Hall to raise funds for the
Anne Lee Memorial Home for the Aged.
Work of fitting up the hall for the af-
fair. which will end November Il. will be
completed tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary Rudd's funeral took place
today from her home, SO Prince street.
Services were conducted by Rev. DR.. J.
W Duffey. pastor OF the NJ. z Church
South. and Rev. F. v. Register. formerly
presiding elder OF that church. Pail
bearers were T. NJ. Jones. ST.. T. NJ.
Jones, IT.. c. r. Remington. German
Ridgley. Elmer Davis and Mahlon Davis,
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison. pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian Church. tonight
conducted union services at the First
BAPTIST Church