Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-11

Prof Louis, Amateis, the Washington
sculptor, has been awarded the prize lol
his design submitted to the Galveston conf
mittee for IN alleGorical statue OF Texas, 10
| be erected in park in Galveston
The Mississippi Association Will hold It's
regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening
at the home of Miss Henrie Tolscn, NO.
| 1el3 Z street northwest, instead OF at MIS-.
Pegram's as originally announced An en-
| pertaining program has been arranged
Oriental Juvenile Temple was instituted
anG organized in Peake's Hail. Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, last Friday even
| ing Last Saturday afternoon Little rails
Juvenile Temple was instituted in Little
Falls Church.
The members of Good VIII Lodge. No. q,
/. O. G. r, celebrated their fifth anniver-
ssry Monday evening at their hail, llth
street and Maryland avenue southwest.
A bogus check for s3.I2 was passed on
William II. Lowdermilk last week. A young
| man. who made small purchase; present
| ed the check in payment for the books.
The check was accepted and the change
given. Now the police are looking for the
young man.
| The Carroll Institute opens its literary
| season tomorrow evening, with the first Of
! a series of Evenings in the Library Mr.
! Paul Cromelein will give descriptive talk
on the subject of the graphopnone, follow
| ed by an exhibition of Its practical work
| ipgs.
| A pleasant social entertainment was given
last evening, under the auspices of the lit
erary department of the Epworth League
| of the Metropolitan NJ. +. Church The sub
| ject of the evening was "Dahiel Webster.
! and several members of the chapter spoke
or various phases of the topic.
| The w. C. T. L. CT the District has sent
| a delegation to the National Woman :
| Christian Temperance Union, which meets
| in ST Louis from the 18th 10 18th instant,
| inclusive, consisting of Mrs. Margaret jS.
Platt Mrs. Emma F. Shelton, Miss Martha
V. Moore and Ms. Maria Merrick These
| ladies left fer the west yesterday after
| noon.
Rev. DR. George H. McCirew of New York
| win deliver an address Friday evening at
| ST. Johns Church to the District Brother
| hood of st. Andrew, upon the special lnNl-
| tation of Bishop Satterlee.
The advfsablity of forming a new chap
| ter of Royal Arch Masons among residents
| in Northoa asst Washington was discussed at
an Informed meeting held last evening at
| the residence of Mr.. John Novel, Go Sth
| street northeast. committee was al'-
pointed to canvass that section of the city.
| elected superintendent and chief resident
| surgeon of Garfield Hospital, succeeding;
DIR. A. L. Stavely who retires to engage in
| private practice. DR.. Nesmith Is a graduate
of Columbian Medical College.
The time for holding the joint meeting
| of republican clubs. in honor of the election
| Of Mckinley ard Hobart. will be announced
| this evening at a meeting OF the Natonai
| Union Republican Club to he held IN VII
| lard's Hall The campaign work OF the
| club will also be reviewed
| President Edwin A. Newman of the Lake
| land Democratic Club has issued call for
| a meeting Saturday night at which plans
will be completed to continue an aggressive
campaign In behalf of free coinage.
| The Mckinley and Hobart Club of Ana
/ costa last evening celebrated the election
| of Mckinney Hobart and Mudd 10y b,s,
| bonfire on the farm Of Mr.. George i.
Pyles near the German Orphan Asylum.
| A very large crowd assembled and INDUCED
| in a great deal of shouting. The club has
decided 10 continue as permanent organ
| izat.on and will meet regularly hereafter.
| lanes Adams, who lives at Ga4 T. stree,
| and rides bicycle, failed to steer clear OF
| a METROPOLITAN car at Pennsylvania avenue
| and 9th street last night. The car was toe
| heavy for the bicycle and the latter vehicle
| had to be sent to the shop. Adams was
| not injured.
Company c. 4th Battalion, ID. c. n. G.,
gave a smoker at company quarters last
evening in the National Guard Armory.
| The affair was in honor of a visiting dele
4 ga ton from America Commandery, knights
of the Golden Eagle. Interesting features
| Of the occasion were recitationS by Capt.
| Yost, Mr.. Henry Adams and Ross Cornell
| of the visitors. Remarks were made by
| Capt. Hodgson, Lieuts. Danforth and Byron
| and Sergts Robins and McNulty of Com
pany G.. The two organizations propose
| giving an inaugural bazaar Jointly about
| the 4th of March next.
The Mississippi Association will hold It's
| regular monthly meeting tonight at Miss
1 Henrie Tolson's. 1913 street northwest,
| instead of at Mrs. Pegram's.
| A shotgun figured prominently in an as
| sault case in the Police Court this after
i S6mmeS charging Rpl srf
1 The preponderance of evidence was against
Robert and he was required to pay a fine
! Of $.