Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-15
FALLS CHURCH.

A large crowd gathered at the residence
OF Mr.. Z. w. Watkins last Thursday even
ing to attend a sociable given by the mem
bers Of Old Falls Episcopal Church. and
were highly entertained by the following
program: Instrumental duet by Misses
Parker and Marshall Of Washington: solo
by Miss Marshall. recitation by Mrs. Dr.
Gould. instrumental solo by Mr. Odell
Whipple. recitation by Miss Row Of Lon
don and vocal solo by Mrs. E. w. Wat
kins A handsome supper was then served.
The following were among those present:
Misses Jackson. Graham Hodgkin, Parker,
ferrigo' cGarner, England. Rawlings, Pat
tsrson, Chrismond, Mrs. DIR. Clements and
daashters Dr. and Mrs. j. B. Gould, Mr..
ana Mrs. Trip, Messrs. Chrismond, Par
ker, Cook and Whipple
Mr.. Isaac Crossman and daughter Mrs
biren, nave gone to Pennsylvania visiting
Mr.. II. f. Church left for Chicago on Sat.
urday, where he has gone to attend the .;es-
sions of the following organizations, viz, !:
american Pharmaceutical Association.
Congress ana te tns Word,. Pharmassutical
eIess OF Pharmacy. Mr.. Church will rep
resent the Virginia Pharmaceutical Asso-
S e,auon IN each Of the above organizations.
anu aIter the adjournment will visit Buff
iLo, niagara Falls, and Sidney, N. Y
"NeTe MS family are spending the summer.
fonn INF. John Mutersbaugh has gone TO Cali
lorna 70 visit his parents. and will return
VIA Chicago, and also visit Niagara Falls
The District Lodge OF Good Templars.
eomposed of the lodges Of the counties Of
AIexandria, Fairfax and Prince William
and the city of Alexandria, met in quarterly
session at Fairfax Court House on Friday.
ana was largely attended: All the lodges
were represented but Clifton. The order
mas membership of S2S in this district, an
increase of 122 since the last session The
District Lodge voted to resist applications
made Tor license to sell liquor in the coun-
tles OF Fairfax, Alexandra and Prince VIII
nam, ana a funo OF over 500 was raised to
employ counsel in these counties to repre-
sent tne order In the courts and to prose-
cute The violators of the local option laws.
Each lodge in the district Is to make fur
tner COLLECTIONS and the fund be largely in
creased The District Lodge banner was
awarded to st. Juiians Lodge of Alexandria
county, 1t having increased its membership
from AZ to ll9. Pioneer Lodge of this town
was honorably mentioned as the banner
lodge of the district with it's membership
OF l64. and was represented in the body by
the the following delegates. viz; Messrs; j.. NJ.
Howard Jacobs. James Leonard d. b. Pat
terson. Misses Lily Croker, Tillie Raw
Ings, Bertha Payne, Clista Heffner, Dorothy
Searle and Margie Garner. Besides these
tnece were twenty one other members OF
the lodge present. The next meeting will
be held at Manassas with Shakespeare
Lodge.
Miss Mary Duffy of Baltimore is visiting
Mr.. NJ. d. Hail. superintendent of schools
Of Fairfax. was in town Saturday. and in
school board.
nj Mr 6, George g;eu W. HAY aswxhurst left last
family are spending the summer.
Mr. Frank Eastman has been elected
president Of the Christian Endeavor So
Mayor W. B. Patterson has fined Henry
Rector $40 and costs for carrying concealed
weapons and resisting the town sergeant.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Helen F. Jenkins, daughter Of Rev. Josiah
II: Jenkins, pastor Of the Congregational
Church, to Mr.. Daniel F. Sumlney. jr. The
wedding ceremonies will take place on
noon. ~
At, the last meeting of Pioneer Lodge of
members OF st. Jullan's Lodge of Alexan-
dria county paid visit to the lodge and a
Cordial reception and sociable was held
tanned by an excellent program, in which
me Following took part: Mrs. DIR. J. b.
Gould, Mrs Sylvia McCabe. Mrs. M NJ
McCabe and Messrs. G. b. Bradley, Robert
walker. Rev. s. A. Ball. James Leonard
The colored man who was seriously in
1ured some days ago continues in a critical
condttion. The mayor, after examination
sent Thomas Nickens, John Riley and Nit
House for the grand Jury. warrants are
out for William Honesty and Robert
smith for completely In the affair, but they
geant
Mr.. Raymond Ripley, son Of Mrs. Chas.
Gulager. with his wife, from Colorado, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Gulager
Mr.. Daniel Rhodes and daughter, Miss
Mary. who have been at Colonial Beach for
several weeks. have returned
Miss ID. b. Kelley Of Germantown. Md.
is visiting Miss Maud Rathbun.
Miss Lille Porter led the young peoples
meeting Sunday afternoon
There will be quarterly meeting ut the
~. z. Church, commencing next Friday
night
Rev. Harry Febrey preached in the NJ, E.
Church South Sunday morning.