Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-05
GEORGETOWN.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES MEETING

assoc1ArKD cnARiTfEs MEETING
The regular monthly meeting Of the frs,
subdivision Of Associated Charities was held
yesterday 1t the Office Of the secretary. Mr.
Joseph ". Davis. 1918 slst street. 4 goodiy
numbef Of members were present and much
interest in the cause was displayed. After
disc usnng the situation and making plans for
the hesterment Of the associations condition
the meeting was adiourrsd until the frat FRI
day in April.
4 PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
At the Peek Memorial Chapel last sight there
was musical and literary entertainment Tar
above the average, and the many Who congre-
gated to witness it showed their appreciation OF
talent by bestowing Iavish applause. DIR. Ham,
lin OF the Church Of the Covenant made some
pleasant and witty remarks and there was good
music by the Georgetown-w Washington Guitar
and Banjo Club, composed Of Messrs. Ander.
son, Metcalf, Whiting Reed Rodryaue, Vaughn,
Blunt. Brewer, Chew. Beall and Berry. Among
the others who participated were Miss Colhoun
and Miss Newcomb. 10 Kev. G. Alvin Smith,
the pastor OF the church, the entire success Of
the affair is due.
SUCCESSFUL TEMPERANCE MEETING.
At the recent grand temperance rally held at
the Peck Memorial Church and participated in
by the Rechabites and Good Temptars so
strong were the arguments in favor of total
abstiuauce that twenty five of those who had
assembled came up and signed the pledge.
The address delivered by MIR. John NJ. fawtou
was especially effective in accomplishing this
result, while the speeches Of Rev. Alvin Smith
pleasant musical and literary program closed
the evening. About 900 persons were present
QUIET WEDDING.
On Thursday evening at the Congress Street
NJ, 2. Church Miss Hettie Cathell, daughter Of
Capt. ]. d. Cathell, and Mr.. William Connolly
were united in marriage by the pastor. Rev.
Walter X. Graham. Tho brides costume was
a plain one OF dark cloth. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly took
up their residence ut 1910 SD street. Those
who acted a. Hshers were Mr.. L. Maurice Cox.
Mr.. William Drew, Mr.. William Lowe and Mr..
Theo Duvall.
AN oLp-fAsHIoNEp QUILTING PARTY.
Last evening crowd of young people as
i'embled at 32AS Prospect avenue to participate
iiN an old-sashioned quilting party. All the
ancient games INDUCED in by our grandmoth-
ertN were resurrected and dancing WIS a fea-
ture OF the occasion until supper was served.
Among those present were: Miss Beall, the
Missss Beckham Miss Haycock. Mr.. and Mrs
derbrand, Prof. Armstead, Mr.. Atwood. Miss
brots Miss Fears, Mr.. Spinks, MIR. Solomon,
Miss lroth and Miss HARVEST
NOTES
Mr.. T. f. 8. King. after spending about six
months in Colorado. California aud Louisiana
in search of health is home again.
Mrs. Ellen Rabbittis recovering.
The Chrvsanthemum Club met on Thursday
night Mt the residence Of the Misses Pearson,
No. 1922 street and the success which has al
ways attended these gatherings WAS again ex-
perienced.
On Tuesday, March tho sth, the Cav Street
Sewing Circle will give an entertainment and
supper at Odd Fellows Hall for the benefit of
the poor children of Georgetown. A musI-
cal and literary program OF unusual excellence
has Teen arranged tor the occasion.