Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-14
EVANSVILLE.

The funeral services over the remains Of
Mr. Henry H. Morrison, who died at the
home Of his father, Mr.. VIM. H Morrison,
at Riverdals. Nd, on Monday morning last
at 315, Of consumption. were held in the
Pinckney Memorial Church yesterday after
noon at o'clock, and were attended by
many relatives and friends of deceased
Rev. Edward Wall. rector of the church.
OBLIGATED. The pallbearers were Mes5rs.
p. VI. Leakin. Rex VI. Smith Harry Birge.
Z. A Fuller, Frank Carr and DR.. ~ H
Wells. Interment was made at Oak Hill
cemetery. above Georgetown, DR.. Addison of
Trinity Church, Washington, D. c.. assist
ing Rev. Edward Wall 4 the service held
at the grave. Diseased was twenty-three
years Of age, and was a general favOrite.
Owing to his remarkable energy, an electric
lighting plant was OF a fair road to being
established at this place and many other
schemes for the improvement and welfare
OF Hyattsyille were uppermost in his mind.
The community has lost a citizen whose &C
tvity and interest in the place will be hard
to supply.
The Hyattsvfle Building Association held
Its annual meeting in Mechanics Hall last
evening, with Mr.. c. W. Leannarda in the
chair ard Mr.. E. y. Waters secretary
About fifty stockholders were present A
semi-annual dividend Of 4 1-2 per cent was
declared and the affairs Of the association
found TO be in excellent condition. Messrs
II. o. EmmOns. W. w. Van Loan and J. e.
burnside, auditing committee. reported the
books OF the secretary and treasurer cor
rect The following officers and directors
We're then elected by the stockholders for
the ensuing year: G. w Leannarda. pres!-
dent; r. E White. treasurer; E. y. Waters
secretary; Geo. AIish Smith, vice president
directors, Chas. Il. Welsh. c. A. Wells, L.
-. Wine, ". A. Bartlette, Chas. Beach ard
Francis Gasch. Mr. r. Ford Combs was
reelected attorney for the association
Mr. Frank Gasch OF Bladensburg, while
manipulating a steam circular saw had his
hand badly lacerated.
The ladies' OF Emanuel NJ E. Church
south, Beltsvi!ie. Will give a Martha Wash
1ngton tea party in Grange Hall. BeItsyilIe
on Friday next for the bene1t Of that
church.
Miss Julia Kinsolving. who has been Wis
ting Dr. and Mrs. VI. D. Humes at Belts
Vile. has returned to her home in AIexan-
dria-
A meeting Of the guild of the Pinckney
Memorial Church viii be held in that church
tomorrow evening after service for the pur-
pose or electing officers for the ensuing
year.
The beautiful spring-Iike weather of the
past TWO weeks has aroused considerable
interest in base ball and tennis in this place
ana II is thought that the coming summer
Will witness many interesting games in
both sports. The available material for an
excellent base ball club was never more
plentiful. and this years team will be COM
posed or MesSrs- p. N. Leakin. c. Manning
COMBS. X. Ford Combs. Russ Van Manning
Louis Richardson. benjamin Snyder J. G.
Holden, J. g. Robinson l. A Fowler 2 a
FULLER and Harry BarrOws. 1t is expected
mat games VIII be arranged with the teams
from the Maryland Agricultural College and
Georgetown University q early day. In
tennis circles there IL also a lively interest
and matters viii be formulated at a meet
ing which viii be held in a few DAYS for
the purpose Of getting suitable grounds &c.