A married couple is suing the District of Columbia after they were denied the right to give their baby the mother's last name. Margaret McGilvray and Daniel Redmond had a son, their first child, on March 11, and wanted to name him Alexander Hayden Redmond McGilvray. Their plan was thwarted when hospital officials in Washington, D.C., told them the practice was outlawed. A guideline, written by Urbane Bass III, the district's chief of vital records, reads, "If the mother was married at the time of birth, the surname of the child shall be the legal surname of the father at...