Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-09
FALLS CHURCH.

The marriage of Miss Josephine Ryan Of West
Falls Church to Mr.. Thomas Woodward Of Staun-
ton Va, took place in the Episcopal Church here
a. IL O'Clock Wednesday. The church was prettify
decorated with golden rod and cosmos. The chancel
rail- was covered with trailing Ivy and golden rod.
The bride and groom entered the church to the
strains of lohengrin's wedding march, and pro-
ceeded 20 the altar, followed by the ushers, Mr..
Bernard Ryan, brother OF the bride, and Mr. John
Locke OF Staunton, Va, with the bridesmaids,
Miss Pearl Ryan, sister Of the bride, and Miss
Lucy Joire Of Clarke county, Virginia. Rev.
ceremonies. ..he brile who was given away b, her
brother MIR. Bernard Ryan. attired in u travel
white roses tied with whito satin ribbons
Inc bridesmaids ride. We're similarly attired in dark
the bride, presided at the organ.
>, Mr. Jesse F'iggans. who accompanied Lieut..
turned and Is stopping with his fatS S law.
MI: ]. F.. Mari.
Dr. p Hogan and family. who have been living
at their summer home near here for the past three
n'S SG,a nave returned to Washington.
the guest of 'i her AUNT Miss sue g. Riddle, wed
nesday.
=, The Couversation Club met Tuesday night at
the residence Of Miss Is. c. MerrifeM. Mr.. j. l..
Davenport presented an interesting paper the
Right to Interfere With Armenia and Cuba?'' The
subject was discussed at length by those present.
ed. follows. viz: President, Lieut. barry; Sec
Rotary and treasurer: Miss Ria Crossman. Those
M Mrs, I;n B. Parker MassE e noTs " " Kinslsy
Belle Z. Merrield
very interesting meeting Of the Village I'm
pro, ement Society was held Monday night at ,he
Mr.. Eastman presiding. and Mr. William stranahan
secretary Re-. John MeGill. from committee ON
changing the names Of the post offices at East and
West End. reported receiving letter from the
Post Office Department, in which Postmaster Gen
era W ilsOn suggested change In the name Of the
town. II was voted that committee of one from
the two post offices be appointed to circulate
OF nan es. and Messrs. +. Z. Hough and Z. a.
M M were ,a appoin'sd ds.sro ,.,orto ,,,,,.
in the treasury OF $3.50 Fifteen dollars was APP
proprnted to aid the council in repairing the l"ard
sidewalk Little Falls street, provided the
9Sr T at o h ike M ss th nnd the
| amount. 1t was voted that course Of lectures be
han Dq f. as Sss winter c @H Ssrs"n
We're appointed o wait the council and present
Gs matter a OF d"r see ssTk in
charge of Mr.: Eastman. was then rendered; con,
baby Miss Emma Garner; SOLO. "A Hundred
r e. G. Mdssn Ar
ISIS Mr. william stranahan sSo' IFS
| T. Mrs. j. b. Could: recitation The Buzz Saw"
Rev, p Il !ad , AMONG th" " pre- present Sef f:oG Mr.
Mr. Mr. and and Mrs e. r. Meekins Mr.. and Mrs. S il:
Thornhurgh: Mr.: and Mrs. William s,ranhan Nj
fH "rs Mr. E aDS N w1 ssHa, Miss an NJ.
Misses Emma and Margie Garner, Misses Ida Ne
T fs5an d hSdst hysn s
T. C. Quick, Rev d. H. Fiddle g. F. p Rollins ".
The Misses polan who ha"e been occupying he
house Of Mr: NJ +: church on washington street
Mr.. William NJ Ellison is attending law course
| lii Columbian College. r., ,,,,,o,
| died Monday ut West Fails Church:
Mr. and Mrs: joseph f. Heath of Winchester nre
T T:Sn With M her v "n a srz visiting
/ Taiup 4 A
| NJ. visited Crescent Lodge at LeWins'hie last
"'f Rev. DR.. McGin made his anniversary address
Sunday to the congregation of the Old Falls
| tEp,scopan Church. Some Of the statements In his
wonderful development OF the resources OF the PEG.
pie Of that church in the past few years. AMI
phenomenal He reported the total number OF
meetings held rs; number Of visit. made by
h h, we're on sdtSe of his own church The
number of miles ridden in his visits was , about
los. The total number Of communicates Of bis two
churges-the Falls Church and that at VI,
people have raised over 81, $50. OF this sum about
$40 raised to build rsstory at Falls Church
pose Maj Hire of that town has given the con on,
gregatIon building lot. and about 81 toward the
'" This last item il a most interesting one. 1t
| seems that the children of the Falls Church Sun.
eay,n S.h' an "rpnn in the EseoI, orhanage Mt
Toxic. Japan, and up to this time have themselves
II there Is added to this statement the fact that
| nnt more than four years ago this congregation
| was only able to raise $l75 for the support OF a
| minister and that they have since then. in adii
! tIon to raising the above mentioned spent III
repairs to the church building about 5000 1t shows
n d.rclopment remarkable indeed. and all the more
| ns the total number of communicates reported as
belonging both c"nsresatio Is about what was
| reuortpd as the membership Of one church When
| the present rector took charge year ago.
| TIE second of the series of democratic rallies FOR
| the campaign arranged for by the Bryan and Sewal
| club here was held Tuesday night at Odd Fellows
| Hall. President Arthur /. FlagS presiding There
| was large attendance and much enthusiasm mani
! tested The speakers Messrs- Lewis MachcI
| OF Washington. Il. W.. Moore OF Fairfax 19ur,
| Uouse and DR. Chas. Allen of Washington, all OF
| whom made excellent addresses on the important
| issues involved in the campaign. and appealed te
the voters to rally to the silver standard ana re-