Wedded to a Titled Foreigner
Mr. David Gaines Timberlake of New York, nephew of Charles B. Rous, married Miss Kathaleen Breton Harte of Dublin at St. Thomas Church on Nichols Avenue. The bride’s brother-in-law gave her away. The couple will visit Dublin and Liverpool for two months then reside in New York. the bride is daughter of Lord and Lady Frederick Walker Harte and the groom is the second son of Major and Mrs. Timberlake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gaines Timberlake
New York
Charles B. Rous
Rouss
Kathaleen Breton Harte
Dublin
Ireland
Church of St. Thomas, the Apostle
St. Nichols Avenue
Martinsburg
M. H., Timberlake
Major
Mrs. Timberlake
Martinsburg, W. Va
War Claims Introduced For Hol lingsworth Heirs and Opequon Church
Representative James Hay introduces bills in Congress seeking $2,231 to heirs of Isaac Hollingsworth of Frederick County Virginia for Civil War period supplies to Federal troops. A second bill asks $500 for the Opequon Presbyterian Church for use and damage of property by Federal troops during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hay
Isaac Hollingsworth
Frederick County
Secretary of the Treasury
Opequon Presbyterian Church
Congressman Hay Sees Support for Fredericksburg Park Bill
Congressman James Hay telegrams Hon H F Crismond that the Democratic minority committee on military affairs will report favorably on the bill establishing a National Park on the Fredericksburg battlefields with a 5000 appropriation. A missionary meeting at Market Street M E Church aims to support the Women s Foreign Missionary Society with Mrs E B Stevens Mrs Dr Baldwin and Mrs Dr McKenney attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
James Hay
Democratic Minority Committee
House
H. F. Crismond
National Battle- Battlefield Park Association
Fredericksburg
Market-st. M. E
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
E. B. Stevens
Dr. Baldwin
Baltimore
Dr. McKenney
Washington
Temperance Union Meets Tomorrow for Missionary Session
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union members are asked to assemble at 2 45 o clock tomorrow afternoon to allow any who wish to attend the missionary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Reverend Mame Opens Mission Series in Alexandria Chapel
In Alexandria last night Rev. Nelson P. Mame rector of Christ Church in Rochester began a series of readings and mission services at St Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Alexandria
Nelson P. Mame
Christ Church
Bchester
Red Men Face Knox Derby Style Meet At Wigwam
Visiting squad and locals prepare for a sprint style meet at the Wigwam next Sunday. Knox fans wager on five derbys as Horsey and Arwenw are highlighted amid recent hotel guest list noting thirty three attendees yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariice
Igwam
Heavy Footwear Sale Prompted by Bargain Line
A large assortment of heavy brogans priced low with oil grain items listed at 1.25 to 1.50 dollars. The ad highlights a broad display of sturdy footwear offered at reduced prices for spring.
Willie Nelson committed to Virginia Reform School
Willie Nelson an eleven year old colored boy with a long record of thefts was brought before Judge W M Atkinson in the Corporation Court and committed to the Virginia Reform School at Laurel for until he reaches age. Prosecuting Attorney Holmes Boyd Jr secured the commitment as the Reform School intake is arranged with a noted escort, John G Smith a former American envoy to Liberia now assistant superintendent at Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Nelson
W. M. Atkinson
Corporation Court
Holmes Boyd, Jr
Virginia Reform School
Laurel
Winchester
Willie
Reformatory
United States
Liberia
John G. Smith
Cleveland
Laurel Reformatory
Bulan Captured by Patrol in Jungle Action
Report states Bulan has been captured as fighting continues in the jungle. A commando unit with eleven own soldiers and five natives pushed up the coast in two small sail boats to obtain rice, while Arthur Dean and six scouts have been out since yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dean
School System Criticised At Evening Lectures
An [unstated] audience including town residents attended lectures by Prof. M. B. Waite from Washington and Prof. Alwood from Blacksburg College on fruit tree care and insect control. A stereopticon exhibit by Fred G. Murray illustrated the talks. Dr. John S. Lupton discussed rural free mail delivery, with his essays noted as interesting. A dance is planned for Cameron Hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyett
M. 8. Waite
Washington
Alwood
Blacksburg College
Fred G. Murray
Free Mail
Jno
Lupton
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D. G. Timberlake
Mr. Rouss
Miss Harte
The
Temperance Meeting
Mr. Dame
Knox
Horsey & Arwenw
Evans
S. Rosenmeyer
Star Shoe House
Reform School
Byron
North Main St
Sadie Dixon
George Dixon
Taylor House
Hiram Lodge
E. O. Bratt
T. O. Ramey
M. D
John L. Jordan
J. Bratt
W. A. Chambers
Brunswick Lodge
A. F
A. M
Emma F. Read
Falls Chereb, Va
Mrs. W. Trammell
South Braddock St
Durham
Stephenson
Bulan
Cameron Hall
Braddock, Kent
Main Sts
Court House
W. Decil Street
Washington Hall
Page Hall
WM. M. Atkinson
John F. Hobson
Kent St
Brown's Meat Market
Chicago
N. Market St
Oppo
Scott ‘Affleck’s
Joe Eddy
Virginia
Redsona
Harry
Timberlake
T.j.orndorff
E. Water St
Richard WH. Byrd
Commonwealth
Warren Rice
Warren Rice & Co
Hanseater Building
Virgini
Frederick, Clarke, Warren
Berkeley and
Jefferson
Murpleghosen
West Virginia
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
North Main Street
Robert M. Henry
North Market Street
Centre St
Cumberland, Md
Ral Commercial College
Presho
Pres
Postoffice Bld’g
Winchester, Va
Hackwood Farm
W. Roy Stephenson
Snapp
Chambersville
W. Roy Stevenson
Russell Bros
Dee’d
E. Bagneri
Piccadilly St
Aker
Prance Baker
Grainee & Williamson
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