Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-20
GEORGETOWN.
THE MITE socrrrY's rSrERrArSxrSr

THE MITE socTETYs ENTERTAINMENT.
The Mite Society's entertainment at the Cav
Street Baptist Home last night for the benefit
of that institution in every way a fiatter-
ing success. A pleasing program had been
prepared by Mrs. A. L. Beall. Music for the
occasion was furnished by Prof. Weber, and
the 4O0-year-oid violin, which he handled with
such care, was quite an attraction in itself.
The Rotations of Mr.. I. q. Pulizzi were
rendered IN his customary fine style and were
warmly applauded. after which followed n
vocal duet by Miss Mamie Beckham and Miss
Lulu Haycock; recitation, Mrs Naylor; piano
solo, Miss kyme; song, Mr.. Foster; an imitation
Of the cornet, Mr.. hall; a recitation, which de-
serves special, mention by Miss Isabel Long
and piano solo, Nearer, My God, 20 Thee"
with original variations. by Mr.. J. q. Morrison.
After the entertainment refreshments were
served in the spacious grounds of the home.
which were Illuminated with Chinese lanterns.
BICYCLE CLUB ELECTION.
The quarterly election Of officers of the
bicycle branch Of the p. A. c. took place last
night at the club house and the following were
elected: Chairman. Carl Fenwick; assistant
chairman, q. j. Benson; secretary. r. Rowzee;
assistant secretary, j. II. Horah: captain, Geo
Won Dackenhausen; first Lieutenant W. Nolan;
second lieutenant, Vim. sahm. committee
of three was appointed TO purchase the new
uniforms Of the members. Orders were issued
for a run to Arlington on Sunday and the pub
lie are cordially invited, the members guarau-
teeing good time TO all.
AN ENJOYABLE GERMAN.
Mr.. Douglass Mackall Of Langley, Va, caye
an enjoyable german at his country home Lass
night, which was largely attended by his nu-
merous Georgetown friends, who went in omni-
buses, stages, carriages, buggies, dog carts and
every conceivable kind of vehicle. They
danced until 8 an, when the homeward ride
began, and the morning sun was Just peeping
over the old towns hills as the merry party
turned in.
STABBED IN THE rHreH.
While two inemen were engaged in putting
in electric lights at the drug store Of DIR. BEN
nett, on sd street, yesterday they became in
volved in a dispute, and in the rather Quiet
fight that followed one of them was stabbed in
the thigh with a knife. The injured mans
wound was Immediately attended 20 and the
other escaped The police were not notified.
POLICE COURT MATTERS.
John Randolph was before Judge Kimbau To-
day charged with disturbing the quiet of that
part Of Georgetown lying along the canal and
called the towpath. John said be was not
guilty of the charge, but Policeman Blooms
testimony was against him and . fine was i'm
posed
George Butler was charged. in another case
with John, with disturbing the quiet of the tow
was game Of "crap" on the towpath. pohn
was fined another v and George was acquitted.
Joseph Graves plead guilty 10 Q charge Of
being . vagrsnt and tried TO beg Oh, but Judge
kmbau gave him twenty days
NOTES.
DR.. and Mrs. Ingraham Of Macedon Center.
N. Y, who have been the guests Of Mr.. Geo w.
King of 1852 slst street, left today for Roches-
ter.
Gen. @. G. Anger ID on . visit 10 his son In
Chicago.
Mr.. Reginald LOCKER Of 1919 s1ss street lefs
today for Atlantic City.
Messrs. Jno. T. Beall and r. II. Goldsborough
Of the Bethesda road have gone on q northern
"trip 10 purchase new cars for the road