The Washington herald., 1921-06-02
OPENING PROGRAM
FOR GRADUATES OF
EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
9Sth Annual Exercises OF
Theological Seminary
At Alexandria.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. s. Doniphsn-
TT King Street

ALEXANDRIA, Va. June L.
With an address by Rev. H. Percy
Silver, d. D.. before the students
Missionary society tonight the
ninety-eighth annual commence
ment exercises of the episcopal
Theological Seminary Of Virginla
were opened tonight in the presence
Of a large audience in the chapel oil
the seminary.
Tomorrow morning at 11:3o an
address to the members OF the
graduating class will be delivered
by the Rev. James E. Freeman. D,
ID AT noon the alumni meeting VIII
\. heId The essayist will be Rev.
Ernes. N. Sires, d. D.. La h ID. Tne
Packard-LAird memorial library
WIN be opened at 1 o'clock
Ordination services at II O'CLOCK
Friday vii conclude the exercises
The sermon viii be by Right Kew
william A. Guerry. d. d.
william e. Demaine. Of this city
ana Miss Mollie Lewis, Of Manassas,
va were quietly married today al
Rockville, Nd. by Rev. J. W. Dur
fey, d. d, pastor Of the M E. churcn Q
south The bridegroom Is a we'll
known undertaken.
II was stated today that W. E w
Jordan, Of Clarendon Arhngtor
county. Va, would be a canoloa'e
for the state legislature IN IRE
democratic primary August
Friends of Mr.. Jordan were clrcn'
latinE petitions here today for MN
Teh other candidates IN the hele
are Charles Henry Smith an az
torney of this city, and J. w. COL
Inns a machinist employed in the
Southern Railway shops here. Th'
delegate chosen will represent thf'
city and Arlington county in thu
state legislature.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Zimmerman
wife OF John r. Zimmerman. diet
at o'clock this afternoon at he,
residence, lIs North Alfred street
She had been i'll about a month
Mrs. Zimmerman was a daughte
Of the late Ellis Price, of this city
Besides her husband she is sur
viyed by two children, Miss Laurs
]. Zimmerman and ]. r. thinner
man. jr.
Mrs. Sarah Virginia Hammond. q
years &C, died this morning at he
residence. IL Cedar street, Rose
mont. She was the widow OF ]. -"
Hammond. These children survive
Edgar r. Hammond, Harry Nam
mond and Mrs. Harry Newton.
The funeral will take place a
4 o'clock Friday afternoon from ne,
late residence. Services will b.
conducted by Rev. Robert BrOur"
pastor of the Methodist Protest -
church. and Rev. w. Waite, of Bal
timore. Burial will be in the Pres
byteriau cemetery.
One Of the most largely attended
funerals held in st. Mary's Catholic
church in recent years was that oi
Sister Bertha. teacher in the COM
mercial department at st. Mary:
academy. which took place this
morning at 10 o'clock. Pupils Of St
Mary's academy and the Xaveriar
Brothers school attended in a body.
A solemn high mass was cele-
brated by Rev. Louis Smet. with
Rev. Delaney as deacon, and Rev.
Z. A McGowan as subdeacon. Oc-
cupying seats in the sanctuary were
Rev. L. =. Kelly and Joseph J
Kelly. The bearers were william
Desmond. T Z. Dyson. F. T. Quinn.
George A. Mayer, T. F. Kelly and
John T. Downey.
Mrs. Lucie NJ. Mander, wife of
Carl W. Mander. died Tuesday night
at her residence. 304 Duke street.
She is survived by her husband.
The funeral will take place at 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from
her late residence. Services will be
conducted by Rev. Z. E. Jackson,
d. D.. pastor of the First Baptist
church. Burial will be in Bethel
cemetery.
Mrs. Maria Angalls Pelton, IS
years old. widow of julius Pelton,
died shortly after o'clock this
snorning at the residence of Mrs
G. William Ramsay, SIT Cameron
street.
The funeral will take place at
1880 o'clock Friday morning from
the residence of Mrs. Ramsay
Services will be conducted by Rev.
p. p. Phillips, d. D.. former rector
Of st. Paul's church, this city, The
body will be taken to Newton, Mass,
and inferred beside the body of her
husband. who for many years was
q justice Of the peace in this city.
The vomen's committee. in charge
of the Salvation army appeal today,
held a meeting in the rooms of the
chamber of commerce to make a
report of the work accomplished.
The body Of Private Alpheus c.
Robey. of this city. who died over
seas July 25, 1918, from accidental
gunshot wound. will be buried at
2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
Arlington cemetery. Private Robey
was the first Alexandrian to lose
his life in France. He was a mem
Der of the Alexandria light infantry,
and saw service on the Mexican
border.
Mrs. winfred Sackville Stoner to-
night delivered an address on "Edu-
cation in the rooms OF the cham
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