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The New York herald., 1921-11-27
E. Snow, 81,Weds
Social Director at
St.Augustine Hotel.
Mrs. +. j. Marsh, Widow of. 4'5,
Bride of Home Insurance
Company. President.

Elbridge Gerry Snow, for nearly sixty
cnce Company and for the last seven
teen years It's president, married yester-
day in the Church of the Ascension Mrs.
Fanny Joyce Marsh OF st. Augustine,
Fla. The Rev. DR.. Percy SticlSney
Grant officiated at the ceremony. which
was attended by Mr Shows son. Ell
bridge Gerry SnswS Jr., and the three
sons OF Mrs. Marsh. who is the widow
of Arthur Marsh, for many years con-
nected with the Florida East Coast Com
pany, having started as an. office boy
with the late Henry NJ. Flagler.
Mrs. Marsn, VINO Is 10 years old, is
we'll known to many New Workers of
the winter colony in st. Augustin. where
she met Mr.. Snow
He is in his eishty-first year and has
been a prominent figure in insurance
circles in New York and Boston for half
a century. On his mothers side he
traces his ancestry back to Sir Nicholas
Woodruff. who was Lord Mayor of Lon
don in 1879.
Mr.. Snow was born in Barkhamsted,
ceived lis early education at the Fort
Edward Institute Fort Edward N Y.
and later began the study of law In
1862 he abandoned law for insurance,
obtaining a clerkship with the company
of which he is now the head.
Besides his connection with the Home
Insurance Company Mr. Snow is di-
rector of the New York Life Insurance
company the American Exchange Ma
a,,Ir Al. n
Company. He is a member of the Cham
ber of Commerce. the Metropolitan Mu-
scum OF Art. the New York Botanical
Garden the American Humane Society
and mary other organizations His clubs
include the Union League, Lotos, Under-
writer's. City and the Sleepy Hollow
Country Club. He belongs also to the
Society of Mayflower Descendants, the
New England Society and the Sons Of
the Revolution.
Mr. Shows fret Wife was Miss
Frances J. Thompson of New York.
whom he married in 1865 and who died
y year ago, leaving her entire estate to
him.
After hcr husband a few years
ago the Florida East Coast Company
appointed Mrs. Marsh as director of So
cial activities at the Ponce de Leon
Hotel, st. Augustine, and incidental to
that position she also acted as social
news correspondent for several of the
metropolitan daiies DURING the Florida
winter season. -t.1
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MISS CARR WED TO NOVELIST

Special Despatch tc THE NEw York HERALD
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov, 26.-The marriage
of Miss Rosemary Carr. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carr of Hyde
Park to Mr.. Stephen Vincent Benet oil
Scarsdale, N. Y. this afternoon in st
Paul's Episcopal Church crowns ro-
nance begun in the classrooms or the
Sorbonne.
Miss Carr went abroad to study al
the Sorbonne soon aiter she was gradu-
ated from the University of Chicago IN
1919. There she met Mr.. Benet. That
was before he had been placed among
Americas foremost younger novel'sts
with his "The Beginning of Wisdom
He Is a graduate of Yale. Soon after
Miss Carr's return to Chicago III July
they announced their engagement. Mr.
Benet win take his bride upon Euro
pean honeymoon.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs James Grcenleaf Sykes will give
reception for her daughter Miss
Martha Greenleaf Sykes, at her home.
isi East Sixty-sixth street, on Saturday
afternoon, December 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norvin H. RIeser are
travelling In Europe and will visit Eng
land. France, Switzerland, Belgium,
Germany and Austria.
Mrs. Vivian Gordon and SON wads-
worth Gordon. who have been. staying at
Hotel San Reno since their return from
Maine, now are located In their new
apartment at 6+ East Eighty-sixth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Ollphant Haynes are
az the Hotel Earle, Washington Square,
for the winter with their daughter, Miss
Elise S. Haynes
Mrs. Frederick II. Hutton is at the
Berkeley. 90 Fifth avenue, with her son
Mr.. Mancius s. Hutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Appleton Pearson are
al the Hotel lie Marquis.
Mr. and Mrs r. Payson Bigelow ar,
at tho Hotel Holley, In washinstor
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DINNER AND THEATRE PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. H.'C. BeadIeston En-
tertain for Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Colwell Beadle-
ston gave dinner last night at 166
East s:xty-first street. followed by a
theatre party for their dcbutante daugh-
ter. Miss Alice Lee Beadleston. They
took their guests to the Cohan Theatre
&c see The Perfect Fool" and later TO
the Ritz-Carlton for supper and dance.
Among those in the party were Misses
Marion dc Rham. Beatrice Batterlnan.
Adele Sloane Hammound. Emily Fordyee
Dodge. Jeanne Reynal. Katherine Lam
der. Barbara Brokaw and Virginia Ryan.
Messrs Henry Clews. Jr.. .Waldron p.
Belkrap, Jr.. Churchill Peters.fA. Costcr
Schermerhorn, J. Russell Lowell. Walden
Pell. ID and Basil Davis.
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IN NJ EN- O R | A M

BLUM In memory OF my. beloved sister,
Ester Blum. nee Lowcnthai. who departed
this lfo November 27, 1919. She WIN
never be forgotten. Stay her soul rest IN
peace. Bernard g.. Lowcnthal
BLUM.-In tender loving memory. OF my dear
mother Esther Blum (nee LowenthaD,
who departed this llfo November 81. 1919.
Her love win never be forgotten. Joseph
J. Blum.
BORNsTEIN. I'm everlasting and loving
memory OF Ellen ~, devoted wife OF Nor
ris bernstein. She was my constant friend
and companion for - years Of a peace
fih and contertcd married life. Died No.
vofaber IS. 1919. God rest her soul
GARDNER--In loving memory of my hus-
band. Henry r. Gardner.
KIRcHEis.--Iu loving memery of our
mother, Emily Ktrcheis. Died November
%. 1905.
NEWTON I'm ever loving memory OF james
W. Newton, who died November ~,
1850
VOM HOFE In loving memory OF our
father. who passed away one year ago
TODAY. Mother and SON.
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MARYM0UNT ALUMNE DANCE
BENEFIT for Paris Chapel Building
Fund.

The Marymount Alumne Association
will give a dance at the Hotel Plaza
next Friday evening as benefit for the
building fund of n chapel TO be connected
with their new branch IN Paris, to be
opened next October.
Patrons and patronesses include Mr..
James Butler, Mr.. Morgan j. O'Brion.
cx-Gov. Alfred T.. Smith, Mrs. Nicholas
y. Brady. Mrs. James Butler. Jr., Mrs.
Pierce Butler. Mrs Katherine Canavan
and Mrs. Daniel F. Cohalan.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh III. Tweedy of $40
West End avenue have announced the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Mary VI. Tweedy. 10 Mr.. Percy l.. Davis,
Jr. Miss rweedy Is n graduate OF Smith
College
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Embury of
New Rochelle. n. Y, announce the en-
eagement Of their daughter, Miss Helen
Embury. to Mr.. Arthur Il, Gustafson Of
Detroit ,nd New York.
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SATURDAY DANCES START.
First of subscription Series Held
mt the Plazn.

The first of the saturday evening sub
scription dances recently organized was
held last night in the small ball room OF
the Plaza. Among the subscribers are
some young married people and girls
who have been out in society for several
years.
Mrs. T. ]. Oakley Rhinelander Is
chairman, and associated with her are
Mines. Dom Barber, Edward Livingston
Coster, A. Henry Mosle. Edward Goldman
Parish. William Pitt Trimble and schuy-
ler ". Warren.
There also is n committee Of junior
patronesses including Mines. William
Murray Black. John Castles. Rudolph
Kissel. Jr. J. Theus Munds, Hubert d.
Bassett and Gerard II. Coster.
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Mr. Herbert M.
Will Visit Her Native City, Belfast and After Long
Trip Live in England.

Among the passengers VINO sailed yes
terday ON board the White Star liner
Cedric for Liverpool were Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert NJ. Hartman, whose marriage
recently near French Lick Springs, Ind,
crowned a romance of the war.
Mr.. Hartman. who is a brother OF
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, took his
friends by surprise on October &. when
in French Lick Springs, by announcing
he had married on that day Miss Sally
Jane Hunter, a nurse of New York.
The ceremony was performed at Paoli.
ten miles from the resort. The bride Is
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J. C.. AGAR'S SON TO
WED MISS CARTER
Daughter of DR.. and Mrs. n.
G.. Garter Engaged.

DR.. and Mrs Herbert s. Carter OF
10 West Fifty-ninth street announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Aida s.. Carter. TO Mr. William NJ.
Agar. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John O..
Agar OF ~ East Sixty-third street
Miss Carter is graduate OF West
over School and member OF the Ju-
nior League Mr. Agar was graduated
from Princeton in 1916 and is now doing
work In the Graduate School.
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BANK s-REUTTER.

The marriage of Miss Gertrude 4. III.
Reuter-. daughter of Mrs. Robert Reut-
ter, to Mr.. Henry Clarks Banks took
place yesterday at the home of her
mother IN Rye, N. Y. Because of re-
cent death In the bridegroom's family
only relatives and friends were present
for the ceremony. A small reception fol-
lowed. The brides only attendant was
her sister-in-la law. Mrs. Charles +. Reut-
ter. and Mr.. Graham Brush was best
man. After trip South Mr.. and Mrs.
Banks will live In Rye.
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JOSEPH HoYT MARSHALL.

Joseph Hoyt Marshall. member Of
one OF the oldest families in Greenwich,
Conn, died Friday in the home OF his
son. A. w. Marshall, vice-president of
the Greenwich Trust Company. He was
So years old
For the last fifty years Mr. Marshall
was connected with the firm of Russell.
Burdsall & Ward Bolt and Nut Com
pany. in Port Chester. He was a justice
OF the peace in Greenwich for four years.
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B | R T H S

BLOCK md Mrs. Edward Block (nes
Flora Goldsmid) announce the birth os
son. November 20. IT New York Nursery
and Childs Hosrital.
MAItkS.--Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marks 1872
West End av., announce the arrival OF a
daughter November 20, 1921, at Sterns
Sanitarium.
SIMON.-On Sunday. November 20. to Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Il. Simon tnee Vio-
let Dressner) a sor.
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JOHN FRANCIS MURPHY.

NEWPORT, Nov, 2s.-Word was re-
ceived here OF the death in the Naval
Hospital In Las Animas. Col. yesterday
Of John Francis Murphy, chief. commits
sary steward, u. S. N, retired, who was
one, OF the-tyo survivors when the de-
stroyer Jacob Jones was sunk by Ger
man submarine. Murphy. whose home
was in this city, was taken to a German
prison camp. where he contracted tu-
berculosis.
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a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James
Hunter of rs East Ninety sixth street
this city
Mr.. and Mrs Hartman met when he
was a patient In the army hospital at
Camp Zachary Taylor, near Louisville,
Ky, during the war and she was a
Red Cross nurse who had been assigned
to that camp. She was his nurse dur
ing his illness. After the war they re-
newed their acquaintance. which cul-
minated in their marriage.
After visit to Belfast. Ireland, Mrs.
Harriman's native town, the couple will
take a trip around the world and even
tually make their home in England.
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ENGAGED TO NAVAL OFFICER.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Stephen Carney
OF 52s West 142d street. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Frances Carney to Lieutenant
Commander Joseph Bayard Smith. u. 8.
NJ, son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
smltt OF 4S West Nientieth street, this
city.
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TO WED MISS PARKER.

ALBANY, Nov. 26.-Mr. and Mrs.
Amasa J. Parker, Jr., of Albany. ". Y,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Caroline Parker, to Mr..
stanton Williams, son of DR.. George
c. F. and Mrs. Williams Of Hartford.
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AIItN.-On November 20. 1921. Anna Bou-
ton. widow OF william Allen. Funeral SER
vices at her late residence, 341 South 90
av., Mount Vernon. y. y. Tuesday morn
ing at i0:3o.
AI.TMAN.-Suddeniy on November -. aged
GO years, Marie, widow OF Charles, and
devoted mother OF Philip. Joseph, Mrs.
Louis Diament Leopold and Elenore Han
son Smith. Funeral from her late resi-
dence, 25 Clarefnont av., Monday, Novem-
Der 2s. at j. NJ.
I;,tsLEY. On November "a. 1921. 5chuy-
lrrino III Baisiey. wife OF George p, Flu
neral from her late residence, 1898 Norris
av. Bronx. on Sunday at 7. NJ Inter
ment Woodlawn.
BARucH.- Thursday. November "a. In
her 72d year. at the residence OF her
son. s.. W. Baruch 3i2 West 73d. St.
Belle Wolfe Baruch. widow OF Simon
Baruch, NJ. ~; beloved mother of Hart.
Wig ". Bernard NJ, Herman y. and
Sailing w. Baruch. Services Sunday
morning. November "a. AT 10 o'clock, at
the Wa, End Synagogue. 100 West S2l
~. fntsrrnent at convenience OF the
family.
BLANCHARD. AT Railway, ". j., on NO
vernber IS, Miss Louise II. Blanchard.
Funeral from her late home, 50 Maple av..
on Monday. November IS. at ? 80 T. NJ.
BIliNk--A. Jeanette. beloved wife OF George
w, at her late residence, 51s Academy
ST.. on November a5 1921.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Square gold mesh purse, containing
change and key, In white taxi or on corner
Madison av. and 62d 81. $40 reward for
return 70 third floor north, 783 18th av.
LOST-Propabiy In Macy's. black silk wallet
containing important papers. photographs,
Eastern Star card and money liberal re-
ward. sCHACK, 203 West asth st.
LOST-Blsck velvet handbag Dutch silver
top, vicinity Park av.. nth ST.. suitable re-
ward. PARSONS, g25 Park av. -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

PRINT. Samuel and eon. Mr.. and MrS.
Philip L.ovo and Mrs. Harry Meyers thank
their relatives and friends for their Kind
expressions OF sympathy In their hour o.
bereavement.
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AND BLACK, NAMED SQUIRE: re
GENTLY TRIMMED. REWARD. MCGEE.
- Fast 73D ST.
LOST = King Charles epaniel. black with
brown trimmings. reward. HOLLAND.
oei west 2gi ct IT. Phone 30T2 Kiresbridge
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Dl E D.

Allen, Anna II. MacCord. Mary a.
h..,,yan Marie Mandeick. William L.
Eai.slev Sci,,iylcrine III Marshall. Joseph II.
Raruch, Belle W. O'Brien, William
blanchard, Louise II. o'Conrell. Maurice j.
Prink. A. Jeannette Odell, Emily G. J..
Burhanan Jeanette G pattison. NJ. Adelaide
Conkling. Alice y. Place, Sophia
Evertt Edward :. Pohl, Marie
Farrand Oliver M Roman. Rachael +.
Gardner Dora Rumpf. John W.
Cerkeu Perput G.. RUSSELL George u.
Cot.heii Miliie u. Schulman. Mary
Gregory Gertrude A. Schwenk. Nathan
LANCE o. " r. singer. Frank J..
Leach George H. Steinhardt. Addie r.
Leighton. Fred $. Waters. Charles y.
T.,nns Michael L.. Wlckham. CorneIia NJ.
In Memorian.
Blum. Esther Kircheis. Emily
Ilornstein Ellen y Newton. James W.
Gardner. Henry J.. Nom iofe
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Found.

roJjND-Brindie and white bulldog. EHR-
rIcH, MARLBOROUGH uo.si. ritzroy 30
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,Ieweiry,

LOST-Gold band bracelet, diamonds. Hotel
Pennsylvania ballroom. VIM. Mckinley af-
fair. Wednesday evening. November % re-
ward. FEINMAN. SO Forley St, Eimhurst
l.. l. Newtown 1877.
LosT-On Thanksgiving Day, between Gar
P den City, Freeport, falip, gold chain brace
let with locket containing private key. SIS
reward II returned to Mrs. HOLLiNS. Gar
den City Hotel. L. ].
LoST-Diamond and pearl necklace in taxi
or somewhere between 45th ST. and Van
derbilt Hotel or Exclusive Club. Liberal re-
ward " returned TO II. X, Hotel Vanderbilt
LOsT-Peari necklace November 2f, west
side, between sth and 1d7th SITS; reward
l.. G. BOYER. 125 West 185th. Phone Chel-
sea hI7a.
LOsT-Dlamoud barpin from Knlckerbocker
grill to Hotel Biltmore or IN taxi; liberal
reward Return cashier, Blltmore.
LosT-Diamond brooch, oval shape Initials
r. Il. r.. November Is; reward. Phone
Bergen 2Soe-W.
IOST-Pearl crown pin, taxicab. 39th st. en-
trance Metropolitan Opera House. Thurs
day; s25 reward. YouGHT, 1h0 West s1th
I.OsT--P.n, Tuesday; $50 reward for return
OF small diamond pin. buckle design. WAR
ING. Ap,horp Apts.. 2.il Bway. apt. IN.
TOST-Diamond bar pin, Wednesday evening,
at Palais Royal reward. Inform Miss
LANCE, phone LAFAYETTE 2Ina.
T0sr-s20 reward for gold vanity case. In
itiais T. 3. D.; lost on 18TH. Phone Flat
o,,ai
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Wearing Apparel.

osT-Black lynx collar. Sunday afternoon.
Forest Hills. either Continental av.. Queens
boulevard between railroad station and
ocean av. Mrs. II. NJ. FULLERTON. Forest
rms. l.. T. Boulevard G2n0. Reward
/, I,0sT-Beaver automobile robe, at Polo
Grounds Saturday. Finder Will receive a
reward II returned 10 I Is Eas, 53d st. Tee-
hone Plaza aes5. d. I1AYEN.
IlsT-At Polo Grounds. Saturday. black
fur neclspiece. Finder notify V. s.. 3is w.
I.n phnna Schnvler lOlAa. ReWnrh.
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The Ambassador of Chile and Sonora
de- Matthew entertained distinguished
company of guests at dinner last evening
in honor of the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Hughes
The New York herald., 1921-11-27

Chief Justice and Mrs William How
ard Taft were entertained at tea yester-
day by Miss Mamie Belle Maury.
The New York herald., 1921-11-27

Mr.. Francisco Queattrone. Minister
Plenlpotentlary of the Italian Embassy,
and Mrs. Quattrone have returned to
Washinglon Tand taken an apartment
i'm Stoneftigh Court. -.
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Miss Evelyn Wadsworth daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. James w. Wadsworth.
Jr., is in Baltimore visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
J Harold Wheeler. Jr., and Miss Olivia
Wheeler.
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HOD CARRIERS FLEE
ASRAIDERSAPPEAR
Two Dozen Police and Reve-
nue. Officers Swoop Down
. On Saloons.

Police shattered a meeting of the
Colored Hold Carriers Association
Of Washington. when in two stimuli
taneous raids on near-beer saloons
in the vicinity of Seventh and NJ
streets northwest, they seized five
barrels OF hard cider and twenty
four bottles of Jamaica ginger and
arrested two hotel proprietors.
At the salon of Morris Toxins.
IS years old, 1899 Seventh street
northwest, nearly two dozen hod-
carriers. members of the associa
tion, had gathered to hold their
monthly meeting. As the police
from the Second precinct station
and internal revenue officers
swooped down upon the saloon,
the members, gathering up their
offlcial lodge papers, scattered in
all directions. Toxins was taken
to the Second precinct station.
where he was charged with illegal
selling and possession of intoxicat-
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HOSPITAL ORDERLY
ANDPATIENT

Elmer Fl. Crukshsnk. formerly an
orderly at Providence Hospital, and
Albert Stands, cclored. a former pa
tient at the hospital. were sent to
jail for ninety days esch Yesterday
by Judge Mcmahon in Police Court
on a charge Of larceny in connec-
ton with the theft Of a typewriter
belonging to the social service de-
partment Of the National Catholic
War Council from a room In the
hospital on November last.
Crukshank, it was alleged by De-
tective Edward Kelly. stole the ma
chane and sold 1t for 50, to Stands.
who in turn sold It to a junk dealer
for IS. Stands knew how the ma
chine was gotten by Crukshank, il
was claimed.
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SAY IT WITH FLOWERS"
Consplt GUIDE about the decorations 1914
F.-Adt.
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ing liquors. He was released on
bond of $1,000. jamaica ginger and
several gallons of alleged hard
cider were found, police say.
At the same time the police
raided the saloon of Nathan Tollan,
1921 Seventh street northwest Five
barrels of hard cider and more than
three gallons of corn liquor were
seized. Tollan was taken to the
Second precinct station, where
charges Of Illegal possession and
selling were preferred against hip.
He was released on bond Of $1,000.
The raiding party comprised
nearly two dozen policemen In
charge OF Internal Revenue Ofhcers
Harold r. Stephenson and F. T.
Rose and Lieut., Ira Sheetz and
Sergt. G. p. Gray. of the vice squad.
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Benning Council No. Fl

Benning Council, No. 81. at its
regular meeting Monday evening
conferred the degree of v. l. p.
upon Charles d. Woodring, Fred
9. Neff Loren NJ. Sp>rrough,
Charles E. Colvin and Henry So
botka The ceremonies were per-
formed by the degree team under
the leadership of State Deputy A
L. Dahler and Past Councillor Tay-
Tor ',f Francis Scott Key Council.
The work was done in a most per-
feet manner and impressed the can
didates with the beauty Of the
ritualistic work. The members OF
Benning Council are striving to
make No. 81 the banner oouncil OF
the District Of Columbia and their
prospects are more than bright
After the business meeting an
entertaining program was enjoyed
headed by Brother Thomas 1ngles
after which an oyster supper was
provided by the good of the order
committee. Many good and in
structive speeches were made dur
ing the evening.
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ROAD CONSIDERED
FROM ALEXANDRIA
! TO FAIRFAX
State Highway Board to
Meet in Former City
z In December.
TEE HERALD BUREAU.
A. 8. Doniphan.
71T King Street


ALEXANDRIA, Va. Nov. lathe
State highway commission will come
to this city early in December 20
struction of q highway between this
lance Of fourteen miles.
Il IL planned by those interested
in its construction to have huge del
egations OF. citizens Of Fairfax and
Alexandria In attendance. A date
for the meeting will be announced
later. T. R. Keith. Of Fairfax. has
notified Mayor Duncan that the COM
mission will sit in Alexandria.
The road would cost between
5000 and 100000.
I Judge Robinson Moncure, In the
Corporation Court today. heard tes-
timony In the, application for an in
junction filed by Mrs. Mary woou-
Held to restrain William II. Wood
field and others from irterfering
with her In the removal Of the body
OF her husband, Joseph woodneld,
now buried In the Methodist Gene
terry. Mrs. woodfe1d desires ia
bury the body In a cemetery n,
Fairfax Courthouse, where she lives
Judge Moncure at a future date
will hear arguments In the case
after which he will announce his
decision. Mrs. woodneld Is repre-
sented by Judge C. E. Nicol and A
3. Nicol, and william woodfeld Il
represented by Attorney Charles
Henry Smith. .-- g.
In the Police Court today the
hearing in the case OF the Wash
ington-vlrginia Railway train strik.
ing and damaging the truck of Re
lief Fire Company No. was post.
poned by Mayor Duncan till Mon.
day night at 1880 o'clock 1t will
be heard before Justice w. 8. Snow
and Corporation Attorney H. Noe
Garner win represent the city.
Arthu r e. Burns, s years old, sor
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur e. Burns, dice
yesterday at the residence Of hi
narents. 1102 Prince street. Tn,
funeral win be held Monday morn,
ing. -....-........