Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-27
Service. i'm the New st. Patrick,s Church

Divine service was held for the first time yester-
day In the new st. Patrck'S church, which was re-
Gently described in THE STAR The services held
were OF the usual character. the dedicatory
vices having been deferred until next month.
HaydnS mass, No 2. was finely rendered by the
choir, under the direction OF Mr. Koechling
Father Thomas celebrated mass, and Father
Walter. the pastor. preached sermon. He made
also few remarks referring TO the vexatiOnS that
had been encount red in the erection OF the
church. and said that many would remember the
nrst sermon he delivered in the old church. where
IN he had said that account of the condition In
which he had found the old church, he regretted
his having accepted the paStorage, but, he was
there, he intended TO put forth every energy to
improve the parish, and, in order TO do this, the
first thing 10 be done was the building OF new
church Though many years had elapsed. his
promise had been kept, and the congregation now
had house OF worship of which IT might be justly
proud
A CHURCH DEDICATED AT BOWIE Yesterday
the new VI. E church at Bowie. Prince George
county. Nd, was dedicated by Rev. Richard Norris
of Wesley Chapel, assisted BY Rev t. j. Cross. of
Severn circuit, OF which Bowie will be one of the
appointments The sermon In the morning was by
Rev. Hr. Norris He announced that the church
cost, exclusive of the ground s15ls6S all of which
had been paid excepting 1916. and subscriptions
were called for A subscription OF 800 was an
nounced from Gov Bowie and other subscriptions
followed, reducing the amount 10 be raised during
the remainder OF the day about t3O. and this was
exceeded by s. before the close OF the evening ser
vice. The trustees, Messrs Ridgway Sansbury
and Disney. presented the church for dedication
and 1t was formally set apart for church purposes
In the afternoon, Rev. I. J. Cross preached. AT :
O'Clock, Rev. DIT. j. 3 Deale dictated. The exer-
cises were interspersed with some fine singing by
The Choir, lead by Capt j. b. Rdgway. The build
ing Is neat frame structure In the southeastern
part OF the town, and Will seat about 200 persons.
MASS MEETING OF ssJONAD4Bs."-Last evening n
large mass meeting OF the sons OF Jonadab active
and passive MEMBERSHIPS held at Masonic Temple.
Sir W T. Young called the meeting order. and
addresses were made by James A. Clarke, OF Pho
neer. and Messrs. Wool OF Centennial, Ryan OF
Spartan. NewcOmb OF Eureka, Berry OF Invinci-
u
erelgn patriarch, and Others
A Pleasant BIRTHDAY PARrY.-A pleasant
dance was given last Friday night at ALTON" Tie
country place OF Mr. G :. Noyes. near Silver
Mr.. +. Il. NOyes In addition 20 the bellies and
beaux OF Montgomery county, the y. B. G. club. a
social organization OF Washington young people,
was In attendance.
MARRIED AND GONE TO ISDI.NA.--At Foundry NJ
r church. saturday evening. Mr.. Geo. W. Henley.
OF Bloomington. Ind, was married 10 Miss Flora
Abel OF THIS city, Rev II. X Naylor. pastor OF the
lurch, ofncating. The bride dressed IN white
satin. with diamond ornaments. MessrS. ID. B.
lreadway and George q. Vi1ette were the uSherS.
MI and Mrs Henley started for Indiana at 1910
last night In Bloomington they Will be rendered
reception.
SHORT SESTEsCE.-To-1ay. In the Criminal
Court, Mr. d. f. Cahil appeared with Lewis w
Wayman. who was convicted on Friday last OF as
sault, and who went away with the prosecuting
witness, Elizabeth Wright, 10 marry her. Mr.. Ca
Dill presented the evidence that the knot had been
The parties In such made up, not TO impose a
severe sentence. He therefore sentenced Wayinan
- on eLnsnt unth noon Il being then Hos a.
tody for 81 minutes III the courthouse.
DEATH OF DE1ozIER DAvIDsoS-Mr. Delozfer
Davidson died at his home. No 653 street south
west saturday night. In his 45th year. after lin
ger1ng Illness. Mr. Davidson was con0ecred for
many years with the business departments OF dir
Ierent city newspapers. and had large number OF
friends, who sincerely mourn his loss He was a
i. o. % r
Mount Neoo EncanpmeDt- He leaves widow and
four Children The funeral viii take place Tues
day.
Boy THIEVES SENTBNcED.-Three boys-Samuel
donaldson, Charles Linden and John Wilson,
were arrested last night by OFFICER Harding. OF the
nfth precinct, on uspicion OF larceny They con-
tessed stealing whip from Mr.. J. III. Bachelors
carriage In front of Godfrey saloon 18th street
and Ia the Police Court this morning pleaded
guilty ana each fined IS 20 days, and reSti-
tuition ordered in default Of 30 days additional
MARRIAGES LIcEssEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 20 G. l.
ana Lucy C. Ware; Howard Giland and Sarah
Davis Ernest Herbert. OF Alexandria, Va. and Ida
SOGnse. OF HerndOn. Va; Joseph Henderson and
INA Proctor; Wesley Washington and Hannah
johnson
DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoS-Messrs Thos
FISHER 6 Co viii offer, at public sale, for the
trustee. tomorrow afternoon. at o'clock In front
OF tne premises. four convenient small brick houses,
Aoe iso loe. 1910 and 1851 IiLi street northwest.
Also, at the time, will sell four choice build
;ng lots adjoining No 1857 18th street northwest
In another column.
FINE DISPLAY OF FuRs--The rich display OF fur
goods at Wllett z Ruonls, 905 Pennsylvania ave
Eue, Is attracting much notice. The firm has ac-
CURED such facilities In the fur trade that it is
The marAet and sells them as chesn as any hons
- America Their stock includes AlasSa seal
t scds. D.aSer capes and trimmings, beaver and
eliSr sets and Everything pertaining to the trade