Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
ANACOSTlA.
RKcHABrrE MEMORIAL SERVICE.

RKcHABITE MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Anacostia Tent, Independent Order of Rech-
abites. at their last meeting determined to hold
memorial services in honor of deceased mem
bers next Tuesday Messrs. Benoni Milstead
5. r. Mundell and ]. W. Jackson were appointed
committee on arrangements.
SPIRITED FOX HUNT.
One Of the most spirited and successful fox
hunts Of the season was run yesterday near
Groom, Prince Georges county. One gray and
one red brush were taken. Those participating
in the chase were as follows: Miss Sallie Worth
ington, Miss Mary Duvall, Miss Minnie Duyaul
Miss Minnie Naule, Miss Alice Duvall. Messrs
Arthur b. Suit, Clagette Wood. Thomas Wood,
Nye Worthington, John J. Fisher Sidney HILL
James McGirr. Robert Wells. Dominic Bowling,
Prank Duvall, VIM. Duvall, Mr.. Hall. Mr.
Edelin,, Mr.. Dooley and several others.
THE ASACosTIA cadets
The Anacostia Cadets met Wednesday night
at the residence of Sergeant Charles E. En-
twiste and elected Master Leo Gertman to
membership in the company. Squad No. of
company A. under command Of Lieut.. Arthur
Emo and headed by the Junior Drum Corps
paraded through the principal streets. The
cadets will meet next at the home of Private
Milton Fillius Of Monroe street.
HELD FOR FELoSioUs ASSAULT.
A seventeen-year-old colored boy named
BRYANT Make was in the Police Court yester-
day charged with a felonious assault ON a COL
ored woman named Ella Lee. who lives On Mt
Zion Hill, some distance from Anacostia.
Elias husband was in the hospital at the time
and when Bryant went TO the house it Is
charged that he broke open the door and in at
tempting to accomplish his purpose he struck
her on the head with piece of wood.
Judge Miller heard the case, and Policeman
Anderson said he did not think that the
woman's mind was entirely right. The defend
ant he said il a crap shooter
The prisoner was held in 800 bail for the
grand jury.
Anacostia Commandery, U.O.G.C., held its
regular meeting Wednesday evening at Masonic
Hall, Anacostia, Noble Commander Stephen
Symonds presiding. The degrees were con-
ferred on George j. Thomas. Joseph q. Wood
and Mrs. Martha y. Kenner. The initiating
monds; vice noble commander. Mrs Nellie Of
terback, past noble commander George f.
Pyles; worthy prelate, Thomas J. Putnam.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. John ". Kerby of Prince Georges is
visiting Mr.. Briscoe Bayne.
DIR. ]. c. Hill of the medical staff of the Gov
ernment Hospital for the Insane is ill with the
grip.
DIR. w. G. Lawshe of Philadelphia was on
yesterday the guest Of DIR. Stack Of st. Eliza
beth.
Arthur Mclean will leave for New York on
Monday for the purpose Of reading proof on
his new novel.
Mr.. J. Beacham Pitcher, secretary of the
Anaeostia railroad, will spend next week in
Virginia.
Mr.. Benjamin Mundell is back from the Old
Dominion and attending to his duties as secre-
tary Of the Anacostis Citizens Association.
Henry Brown, who has been visiting rela-
tives near Fredericksburg, Va. has returned.
Mr.. Perkins of Hyattsville. Md, who was the
guest Of George W. Wood, has returned.
Mr.. Thomas Cook has moved into his new
residence on Harrison near Pierce street.
The little son OF Mr.. J. g. Larner was run
over and slightly hurt by buggy driven by an
unknown man.
A company Of your 3 men are formulating
paper to be published on saturdays
Priscilla Frazier, Joseph Frazier and John
Frazier were arrested yesterday by Oficer
William y. Mari. The prisoners were tres
passing upon the property Of ex-Congressn,au
Bliss, and when ordered on became disorderly.
The following shooting party from Anacostia
spent yesterday in Prince Georges: Briscos
Bayne, Charles Entwisle. Jilson Entwisle, T. L.
Leonard and Joseph Brazrol.