Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22
Funeral Of Miss Ann c. Carroll


Funeral Of Miss Ann G. Carroll
The funeral or the late Miss Ann C. Carroll, who
died wednesday morning. took place from st. Pc
ters (Cdtholic) church OF which she had been COM
muhlcant Tor over half a century. this morning.
There were present Rev. Fathers Curry OF George
town College, Walter, OF st. Patricks, and Others
and representatives OF many of the older families
OF the District, including the YOungs, Danger
fields and Hickeys Solemn requiem mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Sullivan, who also de-
llvered feeling address, speaking of the consist
ent Christian life OF the deceased, her charity her
resignation and her peaceful end, closing by urg-
ing all 10 pray for the repoSe OF her soul. The
remains were in a fine clOth-cOvered casket with
silver handles and plate, with her name and age
thereon, and after the service. at the church,
were temporarily placed in the vault, but viii be
ultimately inferred in the burial ground at George
kindred lie. The pail bearers were Messrs r. E.
Waggaman, A. Porter Morse. George F. Applery
d. L. Jackson, R L. b. Clarke and DR.. JAS s.
| Beale
REMEMBER. in buying Christmas presents for
father mother sister, brother, cousins or aunts to
include caSket OF Dentalafd."
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.-Notwit
ing the rain the Christmas entertainment given
by thcpupils of Misses Pollock and NOerr's school
and kindergarten at the Congregational church
last evening was more than fairly attended
Nearly sixty children, quite number of them
belonging to the most distinguished citizens of
thls and other cities were engaged in exercises
, revealing admirable training. The main features
of the program We're tableaus each class repre-
sentlng scenes OF life which the minds Of the
youthful performers could grasp-the charming.
yet SIMPLE fancy costumes they wore having for
sole object the categorical representation of
the scenes presented, while the accompanying
songs flowed with natural chid-like sweetness
from scores of artless lips. Between the tableaus
numerous short recitations, happily selected to
In inftv
were well delivered. The noticeable features
were the - Rose" and "Snow- Flake" eroups.
Among the children especially noticeable were
Misses Bertha Simonds. Minnie La Dow, Euiae
Wood and Alice Jones, and Masters Dick Hat
ton, BERTHE Beresford, Charley Hendley. John
and Lawrence Knox.
DR.. CARAVANS "Dentalaid" is a necessary ad-
lunct 10 every tollet-a very appropriate Christ
mas present.
THE HOTTEST PIE.-Agent King, of the Humane
| Society, came to the Police Court to-day and ap-
piled for a warrant against Thomas e. Snebaker
manager OF the Theater Comque, for cruelty to
children He stated that there was to be a pie
eating matcn at the theater, and prize OF 81 so
| given to the boy who would eat the hottest Die.
He was informed there was no law to cover such
| case.
INCREASED INTEREsT.-The auction sale of silver
| plated ware at the salesroom of Walter b. VII
liams CO. continues with an increased interest
and attendance The Taunton Company recently
| traded Tor large stock OF bronze mantel clocks
and figures which Will be offered tonight In con-
neetion with the silver ware and to morrow at
1880, 2:3O and 7'30 p.m several handsome silver
SETS epergnes, ice pitchers elegant cutlery ivory
and pearl handle Knives &C., will be sold Chairs
| for the ladies' See advertisement in auction
column.
AN AVENUE Professionalism o'clock pm
yeste rday twenty or thirty boys whose ages range
from to IL, were seen ploddtng their way down
Pennsylvania avenue. The leader was asked
where they were going. 'You see" he said
''nether OF us have an overcoat, and we are going
| 10 B. Robinson q Co. IS, 9O9 Pennsylvania avenue, to
Duy one apiece because papa says 1t is the cheap
est and best place to buy boys clothing In the
| CITY,"
| DR. CARAVANS "Dentalaid" ts a luxurious AL.
Junct to any toilet Sold by all druggists.
- MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to George r.
Ennis and Annie N. Berry; Harry Nelson and
Laura Williams; Albert johnson and Augusta
ralverS; Charles 3. Robson and Agnes L1tetta
Ford; Edward C. Rupp and Ida NJ johnson. OF
Frederick; Isaac Rollins and Mary o. Jackson.
KEW. ROYAL PARKINSON, whose death from heart
disease in the Pension building occurred yester-
day, was man of sterling qualities of head and
heart, whose worth was appreciated by wide
circie OF friends In this city. He was a graduate
y OF Dartmouth college ami vice president of the
8 Alumni association OF that institution here.
Since his retirement from the active duties of
MS professional HE, for ten years past he has
been resident Of this city. He was in the mil
ieary service as chaplain. and ct his death was
member OF the Grand Army Of the Republic.
The written Injunction Of Aurora Young. be-
fore committing suicide in st. Louis, was "Bury
me with my brown dress on"
A Philadelphia journal considers the question
whether babies milk should be boiled and 3
New York contemporary expresses Ignorance
that babies have any milk.