Evening star., 1895-11-08
SUBURBAN NEWS
ANACOSTIA.


bazaar for the benefit of Anacostia Lodge,
No. 81, F. A A. NJ, to begin at Masonic
Hall next Monday was begun this morn
ing. The work of decorating the halls will
be commenced tomorrow, under the direc-
tioH of Mr.. A. Guide. For many weeks the
ladies interested in the efforts to raise
funds to relieve the lodge from debt on
account of the building of Masonic Hall
have labored almost increasingly, and they
feel that their efforts will be crowned with
success. The general direction has been in
the hands of a committee, of which Mrs.
Z. p. Watson is chairman; Mrs II. Teach
EN-, vice chairman; Mrs. T. F. Williamson,
secretary, and Mrs. NJ. l. Fisher, treasurer.
Those who will be at the booths during
the continuance of the bazaar are: Fancy
table No. l, Ruth Chapter, Mrs. Tarender
in charge, assisted by Mrs. Schneider. Mrs.
NJ. Teachem. Miss NJ. Stockett, Miss EN-
ma Hurlebaus; fancy table No = Electa
Chapter, Mrs. ]. Allen in charge, assisted
by Mrs. Warwick. Mrs Bohrer, Mrs. Bah
son, Mrs. John King. Mrs. John Herrell,
Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. O'Brien. Mrs.
Conway. Mrs. A: Kaufman, Mrs. John
Freeman, Mrs Gessford, Mrs. Simmons,
Mrs. Selton, Mrs. John Burns Mrs. Addie
Emo. Mrs. Harnish Miss Adde Duvall,
Miss Mary Calvo. Miss Lily Gordon; china
sisted by Mrs. NJ. NJ. North, Mrs, w. D.
Campbell. Mrs. S. NJ. Frazier, Mrs. Alvin
King, Mrs. Samuels, Mrs. Harry Hinwood,
Mrs; Feddon. Mrs, Crozier, Mrs Thos.
Henry Kuhn in charge, assisted by the
Misses Katie, Sophie and Rosa Kuhn; mis-
cellaneous table of Electa Chapter, Mrs.
Swindells in charge, assisted by Mrs Car
Dony, Mrs. A. B. Garden, Mrs. Scantel-
buAy, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. C. Wood. Mrs.
TAILOR, Mrs. Griggs, Mrs. r. J. Floyd, Mrs.
A. Guide. Mrs. Geo. F. Pyles. Mrs. Ella
johnson; miscellaneous table from Naomi
Chapter Mrs. Ryan in charge; floral
bower, Mrs. Edith Pyles in charge. as
Crozer, Miss Emma Dodge. Miss Lizzie
Watson, Miss Florence Bowman Miss
Lucy Holister Miss Edith Pyles. Miss
Bertha SwindelI, Miss Maud Simm ,ns,
mons; confectionery, Mrs. M. l. Fisher,
Mrs. Trusheim. Mrs. Emma Emo. Mrs.
Charles r. Dodge. Mrs. w. II. Freeman,
Mrs. Griswold. Miss Abbie Minnix. Miss
Emily Davis, Mss BERTHE Harrison, Miss
Ethel Dony, Miss Edna Emo, Miss Pearl
Hazel Miss Alice Scantelbury. Miss Mag
gle Keating, Miss Alice Danforth; lemon
ade well, Miss Anna Hartley in charge, as
sisted by Miss Hattie Scott, Miss More
land, Miss Elsie Shields. Miss Lizzie En-
breys. Miss Marian Hartley, Miss Ollie
Babson, Miss Minnie Cook Miss Amy
charge, assisted by Mrs Shields. Mrs. Min
nix, Mrs. w. S. Dodge. Mrs. Belle Fisher,
Miss Anna Dodge. Miss Rosa Scott, Mrs.
Mrs. Burns. Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Pitcher,
Mrs Fowler, Mrs. Stow, Mrs HALEY, Mrs.
Dr. Green. Mrs. ]. w. Tolson, Mrs. Lucy
Bushby, Mrs. J. T Harrison. Miss Jennie
Pitcher Miss Voigt, Miss Emma Boyer.
Miss Fanny Green. Miss Nellie Leonard;
apron table, Mrs. F. 3. Wilson in charge,
assisted by Miss Matthews, Mr." C.. w.
Okey. Mrs. Otterback, Mrs. Fress, Mrs.
son, Miss A. McCathran, Miss Mollie Pat
terson, Miss NJ. McCathran; stationery
table, Miss Izorah Patterson in charge, as
sisted by Miss Matte Minnix, Miss Ida
Reid, Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. Patterson. Miss
McCurdy Mrs. O'Donohue, Miss Anna
Prosper, Miss Mollie Humphrey, Mrs. Car
ca, Miss Espey, Miss A. Humphrey; iruit
table of Martha Chapter, Mrs. Creamer In
charge. assisted by Mrs. Espey. Mrs. p c.
Garden, Mrs. Buckley. Miss Crawford. Miss
Lawrence, Miss Leila Shredder; supper
sisted by Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Latimer.
Mrs Leonard, Mrs. j. J. Williamson, Mrs.
Charles Torrey. Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Burns,
Mrs. Gaskins; hot sausage table, Mr.
Henry Kuhn in charge.
The marriage of Mr.. Douglas Welsh, for
merly of Maryland. and Miss Kate Walsh.
an attache of st. Elzabeth's Asylum, took
place last night at st. Teresa's Catholic
Church, in the presence of large congre-
gaton. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. T. B. Hughes, pastor. The bride was
attended by Miss Anna Sullivan as brides
maid. The ushers We're Messrs. f. Mudd,
Lawrence Quilk w. E. Broner and Michael
DAILY. After the ceremony reception was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh to few OF
home No. III Sth street southeast. Subse-
Quently they started for an extended we'd
ding tour through the north.
Interesting services were conducted last
night at the Congress Heights M. E. Church
by Mr.. r. H. Jordan. the veteran evangelist.
The Sunday school at Twining City, which
was organized some months ago by Mr..
Jordan, ard is still in his charge, Is in a
fiourishing condition.
The Campbell Memorial Baptist Church
at Fort Foote, Nd, has been completed Suf-
ficiently to admit of services being held
there, but Rev. Mr.. Stevenson. pastor of the
Anacostia Baptist Church. who also has
charge of the Fort Foote Mission, says that
1t will not be dedicated until there are
enough funds in the treasury to pay every
Indebtedness.
Mrs. Carroll W. Smith and children have
returned from a visit to friends in Mary
land.
Messrs. Allen Larmer and William Carroll
of East Washington have removed TO Con-
gress Heights.
Mrs. w. Hirst Reed wife of a well-known
Methodist Episcopal minister in Baltimore,
who has been visiting friends in Anacostia,
has returned home.
Mr.. Theodore Baldwin of Anacostia who
was so critically i'll for some time that fears
were entertained of his recovery, is now out
of danger.
Miss BERTHE Dennison of Congress Heights,
who has been dangerously sick for several