Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15
ANACOsTIA.
a TEACHERS MEETING.

TEACHERS MEETING.
The teachers meeting Of the Campbell A. n.
T. Sunday school took place last night at the
home OF Mrs Sarah Wills on Howard avenue.
The lesson announced and expounded by
SUNDAY school Superintendent VIM. II. Liver
pool was from the sixth chapter of John, ''Pivs
thousand Fed The matter wac discussed by
Mrs liverpool, wife OF the superintendent;
Miss Fannie johnson, Miss Emma johnson,
Robert johnson, Miss Belle Benford. Mis-
Hattie Brown, Miss Blanch smoot. Miss Lotto
seldom, Mr.. Dale, Miss George Lear, Misc Bess,s
Lear and Mrs. Smoot
AT the meeting last night the following we're
elected delegates TO the Sunday School Onion:
- B johnson, Mrs. Sarah Wills and Mr. r.
-, -, Johnson. The next meeting viii be held 81
the residence Of Mrs. Peyton scott
THE ASAcosrIA CAMP.
Mr.. Edward V. Stevenson returned from the
Anscostia camp at Colonial Beach yesterday
and reports all we'll MIR. and Mrs Charles
Council and Mrs eastman of West Washington
have been visitors at the camp. The Anacoetia
tents are situated Immediately on the beach n
quarter OF mile from the landing. There was
warhout "Wednesday and some damage TO tie
oatnt The most exciting incident since the
Anacostians got under canvas was the capslz-
ing OF yawl IN which were several members
OF the party. The accident occurred about 100
yards OF shore ard all hands swan in. The
camp has been christened Camp Uno."
hoUNo FOLKS ENJoY THEMSELVES
lively company composed for the most
part of young people met last night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Watson Karr. The south parlor Of
his handsome home was surrendered 20 the
young folks, who frolicked with bean bags and
played at tddledy winks. Mrs. ksrr served q re-
QUESTION on her larder for Refreshments and
Mr. Fulton karr played the piano Mr.. Karr
added to the joy of the time by singing comic
songs Among those present were Mrs. E.
Rider, Miss May Harner. Miss Katie Bryan aud
Mr.. Frederick Bryan.
NOTES
Miss L...spicer is the guest Of Mrs. Lemusl
Allen Of Jefferson street.
The work Of improving Red Hill has been re-
sumed by a force Of men under Chas. y. WAL
son, foreman OF county roads.
Miss Mollie Pyles Of Maryland b visiting her
brother, Mr.. Arthur Pyles.
Dora L. Barnes, the seven -month-old dauRh-
ter OF Thomas Barnes Of Howard avenue Who
aled Wednesday OF cholera infsntum, was
buried yesterday at Moores cemetery.
Frederick Il. Banks. aged three years died
yesterday at the home OF his parents on Ppms-
roy street, ana is to be inferred NJ koorss
cemetery tomorrow.
Smith.
The newly organized croquet club 10 srrsns-
ing TO hold picnic in Pencote woods
Mrs William Z. lew and daughter Edith are
spending August with friends near Elmira n Y
Mrs. Henry 5. Petty has returned from Q mn
to her mother, Mrs Brashears OF Tacoma
The sunhower Club will give what they term
fortune party Thursday at the residence a
Miss Annie Smith. This club has siopeel
black and orange as its colors.
Anacostia Lodge. No, q, knights of Pythkss.
held a well-attended meeting Thursday niaht'
The official visitation of Anacostia Lodge by
the Grand Lodge, Knights Of Pythias. vii oc-
cur Thursday. September 10.
Workmen are lathing and plastsrine Camp
bell A. NJ. Z. Church OF Hillsdale
Rev. DIR. Peck, pastor of Campbell Church. in
brother to Joseph Peck, who was killed bv
lightning at Petersville, Frederick county. Ma.
a. stated in last nights Stan. Several mem.
beers of the Peck family have been killed in this
way and Rev. DIR. Peck. while stationed few
years ago farther south, was knocked senssless
by bolt.
Nichols avenue had street sweeper run over
part Of its width last night by the Anacossia
railroad.
Percie Allen was arrested last night by On
Ger Il. ID. Prather for the theft Of harness from
the Anacostja railroad stable
The Acorn Social Club did not meet lsss
night
A good tennis court has been laid out ON The
ground adjoining the property Of Judge Fer
hsid, on Valley street. and Q lively game was
played last evening. The participants we're
Miss Carrie Golden and Mr.. Carleton E. Smell
against Mr.. Herbert F. Allen. The latter vas
defeated after several hard-fought rounds.
Arthur Z. Randall brought 20 the substatiop
q search warrant for the house Of Christian
Warnake. The warrant was placed in the
hands OF Sergeant Charles Kirby, who recovered
several articles and brought them 70 the sh-
ton.