The Washington herald., 1921-03-25
ALEXANDRIA ELKS
TO STAGE LARGE.
LIMITATION MONDAY
Washington Lodge Ex-
pected to Send $50
Members and Band.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. 8. Doniphan,
49, W. a@..

TT King Street
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, March 24-A
big class Initiation will be held
Monday night by Alexandria Lodge.
No. 75s. b. p. o. Elks. The work
viii be conferred by officers of
:. -.Washington Lodge. A delegation of
>15o members of Washington Lodge
ere expected to attend. They will
&trafn at King and Columbus
4reets and be met by the members
OF Alexandria Lodge. who will az
semble in their lodgeroom at
o'clock. The visitors will be ac-
companied by q band OF thirty-five
pieces. After the degree work. In
{ which fifteen will be initiated, a
social session will be held.
A baseball league among the Sun
day schools Of the city will be or
ganfzed this spring under the direc-
tion of K z. Wallace. local secre-
tary Of the Y. N. c. A. The league
probably will tbe composed of not
less than four Sunday schools. and
possibly six. The matter has beer
referred by the Baraca Class Of the
First Baptist Church to r. II. Cox,
chairman of the athletic committee.
Inc men 8 blDlc CHESS VI
Z. Church has appointed a commit
tee composed of George Hayden.
Albert Hurshman and w. P. Byrd to
look after the team Of that class.
1t is planned to play two games a
week.
J. W. Kincheloe, of the firm OF
Marks and Kincheloe, Cerew, Not
taway County, Va. whose place of
business was robbed of merchan-
disc valued at $500, March ., came
to Alexandria today and examined
three young men held hy the local
police for an alleged attempted rob-
berry at the store Of Julius Wolf
here. One Of the men was shot by
the police in an effort to escape
Kincheloe said certain articles OF
apparel worn by the men resembled
goods stolen from his store. The
condition of the man who was shot
Is greatly improved.
? Two hundred members of Ran
dolph Chapter, No. 3, Knights Ross
Croix. Scottish Rite Masons. tonight
held the annual Maundy Thursday
banquet in the Masonic Temple. The
mystic lights were extinguished In
accordance with the annual custom
of that organization. and they will
not be relighted until O'Clock
!, Easter Sunday afternoon. Toasts oi
an obligatory nature were respond
ed to by local members.
- The will of George z. Price, datet
September IL, 1914. today was ad
Tnitted to probate in the Circui
Court for this city. Testator be
queaths the house and lot 118 Nortl
Fairfax street with the house
contents to his daughter. Miss Es
telle Virginia Price. and the re
mainder Of his estate he leaves L
his daughters, Mrs EsteIle Mans
1ield and Miss Katherine Price. H
names Miss Esther v. Price a
executrix-
The annual Holy Thursday pro
session was held this morning a
StS' Mary's Catholic Church and /;
Large congregation attended. Nor,
than 100 little girls, dressed IL
white. and boys with sashes par
ticipated. Miss Margaret Armstronl
was cross-bearer. The mass wa!
celebrated by Rev. Louis Smet.
Services Good Friday will be helC
In the three Episcopal and st
Mary's Catholic churches. Specia
programs have been arranged
Christ and st. Paul's Episcopal will
hold services at IL o'clock anC
Grace Episcopal at 1890 and pas
sion services from IL to 3 and even
ing seryicAs at O'clock
ST. Mary's Catholic Church will
hold services at a. m. and 3 D. m
and also 1880 p. m
More than 100 members of tn,
Old Dominion Boat Club last nigh
attended a smoker given by tina
club. There were a number of in
teresting athletic events.
DIR. T. Marshall Jones, who hai
been under treatment for severa
weeks at the Emergency Hospital
Washington, has returned to hi
home in this city.
Andrew Jackson Lodge of Mason
~topight paid q fraternal visit L
A1exandria-W Washington Lodge ant
andrew Jackson Lodge conferred
the degree work for Alexandria
Washington Lodge.