The Washington herald., 1920-05-30
Alexandria.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
4. s. Dvniphan.
III King Street.

Z27 King Street.
Alexandria, Va, May 29.-Memo-
rial Day will be observed Monday
by a general suspension of busi-
ness. Many parties already have
left the city to spend Sunday and
Monday at nearby resorts and
many others will leave tomorrow
Practically all business will be
suspended. Most of the retail
stores will close at noon. The pub
lie schools will have a continuous
session. Many persons from this
city will attend the memorial mill
tary field mass at Arlington Gene
terry at IL o'clock tomorrow and
others have arranged to attend the
exercises at Arlington at 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon. Banks, stores
and government offices will be
closed all day Monday.
These officers have been elected
by Lafayette Council. X. X. X, No 2.
Scottish Rite Masons: B. J. Rich
ards. 30. X. c. c. H., commander;
J. J. Green. 80. first lieutenant
commander; S. w. Pitts, 80, X. C..
c. H., second lieutenant command
er; H. S. Brown. 80, chancellor; C.
A. Gwi9n, 30, X. c. c. H., orator;
F. w. Latham. 50. honorary, al
moner: William Lewis Allen, 80,
honorary, treasurer; c. c. Batch
eller. 80. master of ceremonies; B.
X. Smith, 81. X. c. c. H. tuscapler;
H. L. Darnell. 32, draper; w. ].
Waller. 80, first deacon: p. o.
Cockey. 80, bearer of beauseant; L.
P. Chauncey, 30, bearer of white
standard; F. W. Ebhardt, 32, bear
er of black standard: r. w. Nixon,
80. lieutenant of guard; C. w.
Zachary. 80. sentinel.
The body of Maj. Edward Shoultz,
of this city. who died in June. 1918,
in London. England. was buried at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon in Ar
lington National Cemetery. Mai.
Shouts was connected with the
ordnance department and stricken
while in London.
At st. Mary's Academy at 400
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. special
Madonna Day exercises will be held
which will be participated in by
the pupils, after which there will
be an address by Rev. John Cav
anaugh. c. S. c.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Irene Carter and
Louis E. Cook. both of this city,
which took place Thursday after
noon at the rectery on Grace Epis-
copal Church, the Rev.\ Edgar Car
penter oficiating. They were at
tended by Miss Mamie Cook and
Harry E. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs Cook
will reside in this city.
Members of Post F. Travellers
Protective Association. will attend
services in a body at the Second
Presbyterian Church at IS o'clock
tomorrow night. The Rev. John
Lee Allison, d. D.. pastor of that
church, who also is chaplain of
Post F., this city, will deliver a
special sermon.
c. Keith Cariin. a member of the
executive committee OF Post No. "a,
American Legion, has received a. tel
egram announcing that the Legion
Weekly will pay a reward of $500
for the capture of Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll, millionaire draft dodger.
1t is stated in the telegram that this
amount will be given in addition to
the $500 reward offered by others.
Robert E.4ward. brother OF Mrs.
Mary A. Wade, of this city, who died
Thursday night at the Naval Hos
pital Washington. was buried this
afternoon in Arlington National
Cemetery.
The annual May procession with
take place at o'clock Sunday after
noon at st. Joseph,s Catholic Church.
The. Rev. Joseph. J. Kelly Is pastor.
A sermon appropriate to the occa-
sion, will be delivered by Rev. DR..
Neban Of the Catholic University,
Mrs. Frances ]. Robinson and hus-
band have sold to Edward C. HAYNES
a house and lot on the west side OF
between oronoco and
streets. ~
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