Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-14
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Continuation Of the Anniversary Exercises at
Mt. Zion Church.
other Happenings of Interest i'm the
Section Beyond Rock
Creek.

The anniversary celebration exercises at
Mt. Zion NJ. E. Church last evening were
well attended, and considerable interest
shown in the meeting. The collections are
also good. Last evening the devotional ex
cruises were conducted by Rev. w. X.
Arnold, D. D., Mr.. Henry Bowles presiding
at the meeting. Rev. DIR. /. L. Thomas
delivered an excellent sermon, and all pres
ent enjoyed the singing of the Asbury NJ.
E. Church choir, of which ]. H. Lewis ig
the director. The services this evening
from to o'clock will be of the nature
Of a temperance meeting, Mr. VIM. Smith
presiding. This will be followed by devo-
ticnal exercises, and addresses by many
promine mt divines. The music will be fur
nished by the choir of John Wesley A. NJ
E. Church, Eugene Crumpton directing.
St. AIMS Birthday Party.
Final arrangements have been made for
the birthday party. tomorrow evening, to
be begun by the Aid Society and Sodality
of ST. AIMS Church Of Tenleytown. About
$40 invitations have been issued, each OF
which includes a little silk bag, to be re-
turned with as many pennies as the holder
ls years old. The musical and literary
program is in charge of Miss barbara BIS
chof, and includes the best talent of St.
Dominic's Church. During the evening;
Master John Downey, the well-known child
| fancy dancer, will appear. This entertain
ncent promises to be the most successful
one in the history of the church.
Mite Society Bazaar.
| The ladies of the Congress Street NJ p.
Church connected with the Mite Society
| will give a supper and bazaar Thursday
and Friday evenings, which will be held in
the lecture room of the church, on 3lst
| street. All of the prominent ladies of The
congregation will assist to make the affair
| success. The supper table will be in
| charge of Mrs. Jos Pearson and Mrs Johr
| Burch; the ice cream table in charge of Mr.
Theodore Duvall. The other tables will be
in charge Of the following: Fruit table
| Mrs. Valiant: candy table, Mss Wise; va.
| riety table, Mr.. Postens; Sunday schoo
| class apron table. Miss Pearson and Miss
| Jackson: cake table, Mrs. c. Edmonston
| Admission TO the bazaar will be free, anC
| the support Of not only the members OF
| the church, but of all the good people OF
| Georgetown, is looked for to help the cause
| along.
| Cattle Market.
| At the Arlington stock yards Monda,
! there was lively sale of stock Ffty-si,
| cattle were offered and sold as follows
| Best, and 4 IA cents per pound good
| 3 81 and cents per pound; medium, anC
33-i cents; common, and cents. Their,
were $50 sheep and lambs, which went d
| me 1OilOWlnS SntSp, = AM
cents per pound; lambs, 3 Ia and 4 l.
cents; calves, and u cents There wer
! twenty-five cows and calves that sold from
$50 to $40 per head. The state Of the mar
ket was brisk.
Married in Baltimore.
Mr. James Edward Chamberlain and Mis-
| Bertha Weiss, two well-known young PEG
pie of Georgetown, went over to Baltimor
today, where they We're married. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. r. X. Lewis
formerly pastor of Mt. Tabor NJ. p Churcl
| of Both and sd streets, who is at preSen
! | with charge at Salem, Md, who cam
from that place to officiate, the cerernon.
being witnessed by very few people. Tn
young couple will return to tins pace am
make their home here.
Notes.
An amateur entertainment was given las
evening at the CASTOR Memorial Hall q
Georgetown University by the students {
the law, medical and college departments
the proceeds of which will be given to III
, Society of St. Vincent de Paul. connecte
| with the university. The performance VIZ
! well attended, and among those who too
) part are Messrs. Walter Butler, Magic
| Father Verona, Walter Evans, b. +. Mahei
Mr.. Harris, {. Mclaughlin, Keane an
Greene and j. O'Shea.
John kelly, laborer, was found yester
day beneath The embankment at the
, street DfluSe 1 lie man ndu eNtut!lly IolIt
J down the place, and when found could CIV
no satisfactory explanation to how h
| came there. One leg was broken and h
was injured otherwise, being taken to tn
Emergency Hospital for repairs. The ma
gave mis- address lis 5ih street south
. east. g, ...
. The Ancient Daughters of Tabitha No.
gave very enjoyable entertainment las
J evening at Odd Fellows Hall, on @st
| street. The affair cleared quite d SUI
, | which will be used by the society for l,el
: | forming charitable work during the VIII
ter.