Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
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OUTING OF THE soYs' CLUE.

OUTING OF THE BoYs' CLUB.
Yesterday the members Of the Boys Club Of
Peck Memorial Chapel had their annual outing
A special car, whose gates were closed to pro
vent the entrance of outsiders, carried the club
to Bethesda Park, where the whole day was
spent Athletic games Of every description
were participated in by the boys. Among the
sports in which championship was contested
iadle race, clothes pin race, Jumping
contests, base ball and a i00-yard
dash Prizes were given the following vic
torious athletes: Simon Dentz, Geo. Beck. Chas.
Small, Moretto Shoenthsl, Sylvester Shoenthal
and Ernest Alien President Leo Shoenthal,
Bev. Alvin Smith, Mr.. Geo. H. Giles Mrs. L. P.
Lowe and Mrs Waters we're the invited guests.
THE OLD PRESBYTERIAN CEMETERY.
Since the LIST of April over 150 removals from
the old Presbyterian cemetery have taken place,
and still the sexton and undertakers are being
visited by the friends and relatives Of many Of
those who yet remain. By the time the trees
shed their leaves the work Of removing bodies
viii, it is thought, be finished.
ST. JOINS DAY SERVICES.
At Mt. Tabor MP. Church last night the St.
Johns day services were attended by Washing
ton Commentary, No. 1, Columbia Command
cry, No. 2, Potomac Commandery, No. 8, and
De Molay Commandery, No. 4. Sir knight
and appropriate sermon.
DIED IRON HIS INJURIES.
Fritz Wilmer, a well-known German, who for
eleven years has kept saloon at the corner Of
29th and NJ streets, died last night in Pittsburg,
tanned last Tuesday. The deceased was away
on q visit, and IL coming down the steps of the
hotel where he boarded tripod, fell and re-
ceived the fatal hurt.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
At "a regular meeting of Potomac Council,
No. 20, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, last evening the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Councillor, S. D. Zea; vice councillor, VIM. L.
Deaty; recording secretary, Thomas P. Moore
(re-elected); assistant recording secretary, A.
c. Newman; financial secretary, Ira Z. Moore
(re-elected); treasurer, A. F. Tucker Gre
elected; conductor. q. W. Cutshall; warden,
John W. Walker; inside sentinel, c. L. Tucker;
outside sentinel, A. J. Blackman; representatives
to state council, Ira +. Moore and A. F. Tucker;
alternates to state council, s. NJ. Dixon and E.
s. Walmer; representative to funeral benefit
association, Thos. P. Moore; trustee, eighteen
months, E. 8. Walmer.
NOTES
Miss Blanche Pulizzi of N street left the city
yesterday for New York, where she will be the
guest Of her uncle, DR.. I. C. Taylor. She will
60 later to Belnar, on tho Jersey coast.
Thomas Hyde, executor, has sold to NJ. ].
Colbert fer $3.50 parts Of lots 1874 and 1875 in
Bealls addition.
Michael Colbert has sold to Bridget Sullivan
for s10. 900 part Of above property.
stock company is being organized to con-
struct at the Aqueduct bridge, Georgetown end,
q vast ware and storage house.
The Great Christian Endeavor Convention.
Arrangements are rapidly being completed
for the Christian Endeavor convention to be
held in Madison Square Garden, in New York
city, July Z to 10. This, it Is expected. will be
the largest convention ever held in this coun-
try, and the Is 900 delegates will be from all
parts of the world. 1t Ia probable that from
800 to 500 delegates will attend from Washing
ton. There will be meeting Of the latter for
conference next Monday evening in the social
room Of the First Congregational Church.
Among the speakers at the convention will be
Rev. F. E. Clark, DID,, the founder Of the
Christian Endeavor Society; Rev. Russell H.
Conwen of Philadelphia, John Wanamaker,
Postmaster General; Rev. Wayland Hoyt, DID,,
of Minneapolis; W. P. C. Breckinbridge Of Ken
lucky, Rev. Chas. r. Deems, D. D., of New York,
and many others.