Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-05
ABOUT GEORGETOW N.
The Cycle Club Preparing for Great Winter
Deeds.
Death of Mrs. Jones and Other Sad
Evenfs-Many Notes of General
and Personal Interest.

The mebership of the Georgetown Cycle
Club was last night increased by one, Mr..
@. A. Sullivan being the addition. The ap-
plication was read and acted upon at the
regular monthly meeting held at the home
OF Mr.. Thomas Stearn, 3141 NJ street.
After the transaction of routine business
a motion was made, seconded and carried
to give an entertainment in the near fu-
ture. Accordingly a committee was APP
pointed to decide upon the nature of the
event and report at the next meeting.
Those selected were Messrs. Geo. W. Cook.
r. B. Cloakey. B. B. Hunt r. B. Posey, C..
H. Fletcher ard T. NJ. Stearn.
While the winter may in some degree re-
tard the outside work of the club, the or
ganization will by no means hibernate, but
in various ways show the public that the
seasons have no effect whatever on the ac-
tivity of it's members. Next Sunday there
Will be a club run to historic Manassas.
Death of Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. T. 7. Jones NEE Masterson). after a
brief illness. died yesterday about noon at
her home In Washington. Deceased for
some time was organist and leader of the
choir at st. PauPs Catholic Church, corner
18th and V streets. and took a prominent
part In many musical events. Mrs. Jones
formerly resided in Georgetown. She is the
War Department and sister of DIR. A. b.
Shekelrs wife.
Mr.. BoIinger's Case.
Mr.. Geo. Bolinger, prominent in Inde-
pendent Lodge. L. o. G. T., who was one of
the victims OF the Ford's Theatcr catas-
trophe, getting his lungs filled with fine
dust that has brought on terrible suffering,
is hourly growing worse. Frequent henor-
rhages are increasing the seriousness Of his
condition.
Small Fight.
James Birch and Reddy Zimmerman last
night engaged in an alteration on NJ street
near the office Of the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company and the
former came out second best, receiving
several ugly cuts about the ace. No ar
rests Were made. neither party desiring to
push the case.
short Notes.
Lorenzo Harriss for many years the eek
ton of st. Johns Episcopal Church. has
been appointed sexton of the Buffalo Cati,e-
darl and James Turner has been selected
to fill the vacancy caused by the conse-
quent resignation from st. Johns
Messrs. John E. Beall and Ralph Walsh
have sold thirty-one acres NJ land at
Bethesda. Montgomery county, to Edwin
W. Haight. II is understood that the con-
sideration was $2S6OO.
]. l.. Cannon yesterday sold to Kate r.
Tlkc So,VVo iOt oiO(h II, VI tAS SUI
division known as Armesleish Park, lying
on the east side of the Tenleytown road OPP
posite the Dumblane groun Is, south or the
Grant road.
Miss Matte Cropley leaves today for Win
chester. Va, for a ten days stay.
Miss Rose Kearney and Miss Mamie Sui
Ivan win tie in charge OF two OF the classes
of Trinity parochial school this year, Miss
Harper and Miss O'Donnoghue having re-
signed their positions on the close Of the
last session.
Miss Halle Needing, who has been the
guest of Miss Matte Cropley Of 3lst street
for the past two weeks, has returned to her
home
At Grace Church tonight, Mr.. Harry
Lehman Of the Metropolitan police force
and Miss Claudia Grimes of this place. will
be united in marriage, the Rev. M. Howells,
Grace's new pastor. performing the cere-
mony.
The garbage man, sewer cleaner. street
sweeper and health Inspector are all needed
in the neighborhood bounded by Saith, 36th.
n and o streets. The atmosphere at even
ing is unbearably unpleasant