Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-29
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THE CHOIR BOTS CAM.


The choir boys Of Emmanuel Church left this
the Patuxent river near woodville. They trav-
eled overland, breakfasted near Brandywine,
Prince Georges county, and reached their des-
tlnation late this afternoon. cook had been
engaged ahead and the camp made ready be-
fore the arrival Of the choristers. Those in the
party are George W. Davenport, Maurice
Arnold, Bert Thornett, Thomas Thornett, Clark
Frisbie. Edward Frisbie, Charles Frisbie, War
rem Tolson, Julius Tolson, Milton Fillius and
Percy Heating.
BAND OF HOPE PIoNIc.
The Anacostia Band OF Hope, . junior tenn
perance organization, held picnic yesterday
In the grove ON Green's Hill. There was q fund
Of fun and plethora of good things. The at
faIr was under the direction of Mrs Sarah 7.
Grant, superintendent of Anacostia Band Of
Hope, Mrs Julia A. Dony, assistant superintend-
thu many participants were Misses Emma
Bowen, Hattie Anderson, Fannie Anderson,
Stella Fort Misses Simpson, Ethel Dony, Mabel
Powell, Alice Kidwel, Katie Thomas, Edna
Thomas, Ida tinssr. Alice Linger, Eva Cater
ton, Mary Messer. Belle Maginnis, Masters Nor
man Kidwcll, Walter Powell, Frank Meginnis,
Mrs. Tenney Of Washington, Miss Wilsey, Miss
May Ienney. Miss Nettie Messer, Mrs. George
Thomas and Mrs. Meginnis.
MISSIONARY coNcIAr.
The young people Of the Baptist Church have
arranged to hold q missionary concert ct their
church Sunday. Mr.. Benoni Milstead was
chosen manager. Mrs. Mccullough, wife OF
the pastor, has been training Misses Annie
Simpson, Emma Robey, Bessie Lamson, Bessie
presentation of the dialogue, History OF Africa
as Missionary Field Mr.. Charles Burr has
been made musical director.
NOTES.
Naomi Tent. No. Cladies), Independent Order
Of RechabItes, met Monday with Chief Ruler
Mary e. Crawford in the chair. Brothers W.
w. Cordeli and Leon A. Milstead were appointed
committee to arrange for q temperance lawn
social on August 10.
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Mccullough returned
yesterday from Ave days visit to friends in
Fairfax county. Va.
Miss B. Farrow Of Parkersburg, W. Va, Ia Q
guest Of Mrs. Sue King of Jackson ST. eet.
Rev. DR.. Peck, pastor of Campbell M. E.
Church of Hillsdale. will leave ON Monday for
Wayman Grove camp meeting. sixteen miles
this side of Baltimore. This is in return for
the enthusiastic manner many of the Baltimore
divines have assisted DR.. Peck with his Camp
bell Grove camp meeting.
Harry Armstrong will leave on Sunday for q
two weeks outing in Fairfax county, Va.
Mrs Thomas Williamson is back from Colo
pial Beach.
Miss blanche Griffith is visiting Miss Auray
Dorsey of Monroe street.
Miss Mary Martin has returned
Rev. DR.. Peck last night received a telegram
announcing that Bishop J, P. Campbell Of the
Methodist church is dangerously ill at Phila-
deiphia. DR.. Peck's church is named after the
bishop,
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavo' OF The Baptist Church have perfected
arrangements for musical, literary and ice
cream feast at the Baptist Church on the 9Th
proximo.
Plans for the St John s Catholic Church fair at
Surrattsville. Md, are gong forward with VIM
Father Hughes of st. Teresa's is assisting
Father Minnehan, pastor of st. Johns, with
advice. Mr.. George Gray will garry down sew
eral omnibus loads of village people ON the in
augural night of the fair.
=, Mrs: Hamburger of Mobile, Ala, is visiting
Mrs. Margaret Leary.