Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14
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Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
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Correspondence. Of The Evening Star.
HYArrsvILLE, Nd, June Is, 1892.
large congregation was present at the
Hyattsvile Presbyterian Church last evening to
witness the celebration Of Children's day. The
chancel was beautifully decorated with flowers
and twelve different classes, with appropriate
notices and floral emblems. formed the pro-
gram. Miss Mamie Fowler admirably rendered
the solo waiting and Watching for Me" and
Rev. C. NJ. Livingston, TIE pastor, delivered an
interesting address to the children.
VIM Smith. colored, was arraigned before
Justice Hurley in Bladensburg yesterday on the
charge of breaking into the Prince Georges
House. He was found guilty and committed to
Jail In default OF $500 bond.
The Hysttsville Athletic Base Ball Club
played the Pension Office nine Saturday even
ing and defeated it by a score Of 10 to g The
game WAS witnessed by large and enthusiastic
crowd.
A concert will be held in Masonic Hall on the
2S.h instant for the benefit of the Masonic
Lodge of this place. number Of Washington
artists will take part in the performance.
Mr.. Chas. Marsh of the pension Office will be
married to Miss Eva Rhodes, at the residence Of
her father, at Highlands, on the goth instant.
Rev. c. NJ. Livingston. pastor of the Hyatts-
vile Presbyterian Church, will perform the
ceremony.
A branch Of the Baltimore Building and Loan
asSOCihuOn Lbs Deen tsADllsueu NJ hNbttsNule,
with the following officers and directors: Marion
Duckett. president and attorney; Geo. Tise,
vice president: Chss. Taylor, secretary; Louis
Ford, treasurer. Board Of directors: E. A.
Fowler, c. H. Jacobs. W. P. Magruder, H. c.
Browning E NJ. Burchard and T. r. Brooks. jr.
The regular monthly meeting OF the guild
of the Pinkney Memorial Church was held last
Thursday evening at the residence Of Mr.. L. h.
Campbell. The guild having agreed TO pay s75
toward the annual interest Of the church's debt,
a committee consisting Of James b. Burnside,
Clarence Wilson and Mrs L. H. Campbell was
appointed to devise the means of raising the
amount. After the business meeting refresh
ments were served and music and games we're
the order of the evening. Among those present
were Rev. and Mrs. Edward Wal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Loan, Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. and Miss Dobbs. Mrs. and Miss
Latimer. the Misses levin, Lulie Fuller.
Alice Owens Mary Wells and Edith Geib and
DIR. J. X. Owens and Messrs. L. H. Campbell,
j. B. Burnside and E. A. Fuller.
Two Bladensburg couples will be rendered
happy by matrimony next Thursday. These
couples are MIR. Chas. Parker and Miss Mollie
Shaw and Mr.. VIM. G.. Spicer and Miss Mamie
Parker. They will be married in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen P. Berry gave q pleasant
birthday party to their eight-year-old daughter,
Virginia Margaret. at the residence Of DR.. Geo.
W. Egleston last Friday evening.
"Buck" Scott was arrested yesterday evening
by the bailh of Blsndensburg for being drunk
and disorderly and placed in the lookup When
the officer went to look for his prisoner he
found that he had broken open the door and
escaped
There was large and enthusiastic meeting
Of Unity Circle, Kings Daughters. this evening
at the residence of Mrs. ]. @. Robinson.
Rev. Edward Wall, rector of the Pinkney
Memorial Church, has taken a vacation of two
weeks and gone TO Frederick with his wife,
Rev. John B. Gray Of Mt. Pleasant will I'LL the
pulpit during his absence.
Miss Alice Schoepf was taken suddenly i'll
this evening.
William Redmond and Edward Galloway (col-
ored) became involved in a serious difficulty
last night in Bladensburg over the affections
of girl, during which the former was knocked
down and badly bitten by the latter
John W. johnson and John W. johnson, IT.,
colored, were arraigned before Justice Hurley
In Bladensburg this evening, charged with as
saulting George Kemp and stonins his house
at Avalon They were found guilty and COM
United to Jail in default of s2OO bond for the
former and s25 for the latter.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Hurley will visit friends in
Hagerstown next Saturday.
The Ideals of Washington defeated the River
dale club in q game Of ball yesterday by score
Of 8 toS
Farmers inthe lower part Of the county report
that the wheat crops there are in an excellent
condition.
Mr.. George W. Richardson, IT,, recent pur-
chased at a mortgage sale for 81 ,301 cash l66
acres of unimproved land, situated in Spalding's
district, between Forestville and Centerville
Ats recent meeting Of the entertainment
committee Of the Laurel Assembly it was de-
cided to produce the comedy Of 1.-THE Little
Treasure" at the Academy of Music at an early
date. Mr.. E. A. Fuller Of Hyattsville has been
elected an active member of this organization.
Mr.. B. F. Shafer and Miss May Baldwin were
married by Rev. r. R. Murphy, pastor Of the
Centenary NJ. E. Church last Monday in Laurel
The wedding took place at the residence of the
brides parents.
colored man named James Butler, while
seeking shelter from the storm Of last Wednes-
day IN the barn Of Mr. VIM. B. Clagett, on the
PatuIent river, near Nottingham, was struck
by lightning and instantly killed. Samuel and
Mollie Brown, son and daughter Of Mr.. Basil T.
Brown. who were also in the barn at the time.
were stunned BY the same bolt, and their re-
covery is doubtful. H.