The Washington herald., 1916-10-05
ALEXANDRIA COMPLETES
MASONIC BAZAAR Plans
President of Southern Donates Cup for
Railroad Men.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
R. p. Knight & Son,
H-623 King Street.

6163 King Street,
Alexandria, Va, Oct. 4-Preliminary
plans for the Masonic bazaar, which will
be held in Armory Hall October $50, are
now complete. The opening exercises Of
the bazaar will be conducted by Aston
Caball, grand master OF Masons of Vir-
ginia, who today notified Chairman ]. M
Duncan, of the general committee of ar
rangements, that he hopes to be here for
that event and make the opening address.
Lem Towers, Of Washington, represent
ing Grand Master Jermane, of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. accompanied by the
masters of the two local lodges, will es-
cort Mr.. Caball to the hall.
A silver loving cup, donated by Fairfax
Harrison, president of the Southern Rail-
way Company. will be awarded the most
popular railroad man in the city. E. H.
Kemper. assistant comptroller Of the
road, will make the presentation to the
winner of the cup, which will be on exhi-
bition in the Shriners' booth, in charge Of
Mrs. z. H. Kemper.
Committees in charge OF the affair fol-
low: J. NJ. Duncan, chairman: J. ]. Green,
treasurer; c. Page Waller, jr.. secretary.
ChRirmen Of committees: T. B. Cochran,
donations; M. L. Dinwiddie, publicity; G.
herman. printing: Dr. c. F. Outcalt,
music; c. W. Fletcher, special features;
F. w Latham, decorations; 8. W. Pitts,
organizations.
Funds from the bazaar will be used to
defray the expenses Of the local commit
tee of arrangements for the proposed Ma
sonic memorial temple to George Wash
ington, which will cost between $500, ,OOC
and s75o,Ooo.
The musical given tonight in the
auditorium of the EIks Home for the
benefit of st. Mary's ParochIaI School
was attended by capacity audience.
The affair was opened with selection by
Prof. Schroeder's orchestra, Of Washing
ton.
The program given follows: Monologue
Miss Julia Duncan; Aloha De-" Miss
Kathryn Brill assisted by American
Hawaiian trio; "Carmeno," Mrs. Harrie
White. with Miss Ella Hill as accom-
panist; "Kalima Waltz" American
Hawaiian trio; tenor solo, within the
Garden OF my Heart" Scott, and 81
Hear a Thrush at Eve" Cadman, Nell
L. Marks. OF Washington; duet They
Shall Hunger No More" CHoly City,,
Gaul, Miss Rose Valerie Polio and Nell
L. Marks of Washington; soprano solos,
Flower Song CFausD. Gounod; I'm a
Longin' for You" Hathaway. Miss Bose
Valerie Polio, Mrs. James Dickinson, Of
w dSnllSlOn was aCCOrnpanlSt,
Mrs. Clarence French was chairman of
the committee OF arrangements.
1t is expected that a large number Of
Alexandria automobile owners, including
the owners OF both pleasure and COM
merical cars will tomorrow participate in
the automobile parade at the Fairfax
County Fair.
fuht
mittee held a meeting today at noon at
the Hotel Rammel and conferred with
Joseph L. Crupper Republican candi-
date who will oppose Representative c.
c. Carlin Democratic nominee Each
county in the district was represented at
the meeting which was presided over by
H. P. Dodge. district chairman,
Manassas, with H. A. Sager, of Herudon,
secretary.
The Westminster Club, OF the Second
Presbyterian Church, has elected these
officers to serve for the year: Clarence
E. Purcell president; Stephen H Field,
vice president; Kenneth n Mount, secre-
tary; L. Otto Miller, treasurer; NJ Johan-
son, chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee; Alvin Hayden, chairman of the
membership committee.
This club has completed arrangements
for the opening Of the bowling alleys in
the basement of the Westminster Build
ing.
Rev. r. w Stancill, of Washington, D.
C., an evangelist of the Christian Church,
will begin a series OF gospel meetings
at the old First Presbyterian Church at
7:30 o'clock tomorrow night. These serv-
Ices will be continued each night at 7:3O
o'clock and on Sunday at o'clock His
subject tomorrow night will be winning
Souls"
James W. Bales, State president of the
Virginia State Association of EIks, ac-
companied by Mrs. Bales, and Jacob
Brill, are in Norfolk attending the an
nual meeting of that organization.
Rev. E. B. Jackson, D. D., pastor of the
First Baptist Church, will preach the ser