The Washington herald., 1916-11-10

Washington Lodge, and afterwards pro-
ceeded In body to the banquet hall.
REPRESENTATIVES. Charles c. Carlin swept
the Eighth Congressional district, de-
feating Joseph L. Crupper, Republican
candidate for Congress. by a majority of
every county In the district and led Pres
ident Wilson's vote by 267.
The total vote Of the district follows:
Alexandria city, Wilson, Loss; Hughes,
S64; Carlin, 1.ol4; Crupper, 43S.
Alexandria County, Wilson, AS; Hughes,
S51; Cariin, s52; crupper. sss.
Loudoun County. Wilson. Lass; Hughes,
40; Carlin, 1.425; Crupper, ~.
Fairfax County, Wilson, 1.179; Hughes,
Az; Cariin. 1,255; Crupper, ~.
Prince William County, Wilson, 100;
Hughes, 1ss; Carlin. N; Crupper, 1S5.
Culpeper County, Wilson, $50; Hughes,
1s4; Carlin, SIS; Crupper, IA.
Fauquier County, Wilson. LIS; Hughes,
s57; Cariin, LIZA; Crupper. 1854.
Orange County. Wilson, COS; Hughes,
15s; Carlin, s41; Crupper. 1s4
Louisa County. Wilson, 7os; Hughes,
80; Carlin, 6s3; Crupper, 26..
Stafford County, Wilson. IA; Hughes,
~; Carlin, 40; Crupper. 415.
King George County, Wilson, 22S;
Hughes, III; Csrlin. 2H; Crupper, 21S.
Total vote ip district, Wilson, SS94:
Hughes. 3,4S2; Carlin, s,161; Crupper, 3,4H.
Miss Bertha NJ. stulz, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Stulz. of Winchester,
Va, and Edmund Hunt Roberts, son Of
Mrs. Jean Roberts, of Fairfax County.
were married this morning in ST. Pauls
p. E. Church by Rev p. p. Phillips, D.
D., rector. The brides attendant was
Miss Ella Cox, Of West Virginia, and the
bridegroom shad for his best man his
brother. A. Harmon Roberts. The bride
was attired in a brown cloth suit finished
with seal, and a gold lace hat. She car
ried a shower of Bride roses. The brides
maid wore brown charmeuse and
Georgette crepe, with black picture hat
and carried yellow chrysanthemums.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, E. E. Stulz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts left for a motor trip through the
Valley of Virginia and upon their return
will reside at Cameron" Fairfsx County.
Mrs. Roberts was formerly superintend-
ent OF the Alexandra Hospital.
A capacity audience tonight attended
the musical and literary entertainment
given in the Young Mems Sodality Ly-
ceum Hail under the auspices of Misses
Mamie hewitt and Ella Hill. Selections
were given by the Holy Name Band.
There was a sketch by Dramatic Club Of
st. Mary's. During the intermission re-
freshments were served.
Participants included the following:
Recitation, Miss Virginia Downey; vio-
lin selection. Miss Winifred Bayne; vocal
SOLO, Mrs Harrie White yrecitation, Miss
Emma Hubbard; character songs. George
H. O'Connor, Of Washington: vocal solo,
A. @. Hopkins. Miss Ella Hill was the
accompanist. George O'Connor was given
many encores.
Announcement is made that the local
branch of the Virginia War Relief Asso-
citation has decided 70 merge with the
local branch of the American Red Cross
Society. A meeting of the Red Cross So
ciety will be held next Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the rooms of the
Chamber Of Commerce.
Susanna Fairfax has purchased from
Mamie Nelson and husband a house and
lot at the northeast corher OF Columbus
and Jefferson streets. Goldie o. Baber
has purchased from Richard McMenamin
and wife lot of ground on the west side
of West street between Duke and the
tracks of the Southern Railway Company.
An examination will be held here No
vember q by the civil service commits
sion for stenographer and typewriter,
open TO both sexes.
A certificate of reduction of the out
standing capital stock of the Capital
Paint Company, incorporated. Alexandra,
retiring $46, 900 preferred stock. has been
granted by the State corporation commits
sion.