Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-26
ANACOsrIA.


SUCCESSFUL CAMP MEETING.
Rev. DR.. F. J. Peck, pastor of Campbell A.
Al. E. Church, is conducting camp meeting in
Campbell Park. Immediately in the rear OF the
church. The first meeting was held last Sum
dEy and was addressed by Rev. DR.. Peck and
Rev. d. G. Hill. pastor Of Ebenezer A. N. E.
Church OF Georgetown, preached in the after
noon. Next Sunday there will be preaching by
Rev. Mr. Cole, Rev. L. H. Jackson. Rev. w. 7.
Brooks, Rev. s. ]. X. Nelson and Rev. DIR. J. W.
Beckett pastor Of the Metropolitan A. NJ. E.
Church Of Washington. The camp will con-
tinue during July and August. Mnny distin-
guished colored orators have promised TO at
tend. among them being Rev. W. D. W. SEIZURE
man of Baltimore. Rev. d. P. seaton Of Balti-
The audiences thus far have been enthusiastic.
CHOIR BOYS EXCURSION.
The choir boys of Unnamed Episcopal
Church gave q successful excursion yesterday
to Marshall Hall on the steamer Charles Mac
sisted Of Maurice Arnold, Harry Kelly, Irwin
Lyles, Bert Thornett, Warren Tolson, Howard
heating, Percy Heating, James Hollester, Dana
Davenport. Ralph Provost, Michael Spaulding,
Milton Fillins, Samuel Fillins, Richard Bryan,
Edward Frisbie. Clark Frisbie. Frederick
Bryan, Julius Tolson, Barnabas Bryan. Col. j.
E. Snow and Rev. W. G. Davenport. rector Of
the Episcopal Church. Some of those who
went down we're MIR. and Mrs. o. g. Pumphrey,
Miss Elsie Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Leapley, Miss Mary Leapley, Miss Ethel Bar
Der. Mr.. and Mrs. Barber, Mrs. s.. H. 0rimss,
Mrs. James Grimes, Mrs. g. A. Smith, Mrs r.
]. Putnam, Mr.. Charles Putnam. Miss Ada Put
nam, Mrs. N. G. Lee. Miss Emma Lee, Miss
phrey, Miss Sadie Humphrey, Mr.. Leon Mil
stead, Miss Alice Hardy, Miss Florence Pum-
phrey, Mr.. Kelly, Col. and Mrs A. B. Frisbie.
Miss Grimes. Mr.. Richard Heating, Mr. G. Web
ster. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius N. Tolson and Mrs.
Mary Davenport and family.
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS AT THE FAIR
st. Teresa's Branch, Catholic Knights Of
America, last night visited the Oxon Hill fair.
The party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H.
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reardon, Mr.. and
Mrs; Patrick Hardigan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
and Mrs. John Madigan. MIR. Edward
Nash and Mr.. W. E. Fowler. On the
road down Prof BARLEY rendered several
cornet selections st. Teresa's conference of
the Society st. Vincent de Paul was largely
represented. Most Of the gentlemen named
are members both Of the society and the
Catholic Knights. The attendance at the fair
was the largest yet. In the contest for the
watch at the Silver Hill table Miss Grey of
Silver Hill district was victorious by con-
siderable majority. Father ]. A. Cunnane of
st. Marys Church, Upper Marlboro. was among
the visitors. Father Mccarthy of Baltimore
was also there. All the contests will be decided
this evening. Tonight the fair closes with
what promises to be the most brilliant ball held
in Prince Georges county since the war The
pink and white decoration of the Anacostia
table has been favorably commented upon.
Mr.. Edward v. Stevenson did the work.
NOTES.
Mrs. George Buckler Of Denver, Col, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. j. N. MINK.
The gas lamp at the corner of Washington
and Pierce streets has been broken since the
LIST OF January and has not been inscribed with
the names of tbs streets on which it stands.
The public pump at the same corner has never
been furnished with dipper