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 prettily
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 10 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 Jolliffe Of Clarke county. Virginia. Rev.
John AcG rector Of the church, conducted the
brother, MIR. Bernard hyan attred in u travel
Ing suit Of dark green canvas cloth, and carried
The bridesmaids We're similarly attired in dark
green suits. Miss Madge Ryan, another sister OF
Mr.. Jesse Figgans, who accompanied Lieut.
| feary.s expedition Greenland last May, has re-
Turned and Is stopping with his father-n-lnw
Or; ?. Hogan and family. who have been living
| meIths. have returned to Washington.
Miss Sue striblng of Martnsburg. W. Va, was
nesiay.
~, The Conversational Club met Tuesday night at
! Davenport presented an interesting paper On the
s E,S Of the evening Has This Nation Any
subject was discussed at length by those present.
This being the annual meeting, officers were elect
present were rS Mr. and Mrs g. r. Phillips NJ; and
|
Miss Tnnie Merrifeld Miss Rilla Crossman, Miss
| pro, ement Society held Monday night at The
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs: A. l.. Eastman with
secretary. Re-. John Mctiill. from committee {"
changing the names of the post offices at East and
Post Office Depart ment, in which Postmaster Gen
eraI Wilson suggested change in the name Of the
the two post offices be appointed to circulate a
petition to the department In reference to change
| Of nan es. and Messrs: f. &. Hough and &. A.
Mr. NJ Church 1t r ga rsp" adrs alane.
propriated to aid the council In repairing the Lizard
property hodels the street will raise the sins
arr,nged for, as last winter: Mr.. william. strana
ban. DR.: T.. c. Quick and Mr.. George Alber.s so
the matter OF appropriation for the sidewalk Of
Little Fails street. a program of exercises. IL
sisting Of the following. viz: Solo. "Exhiiaration.
by Mrs. G: n. M-ekins: recitation. The Clown
F a M nsep tH Mr = IT, Tn"rn.ura re"dns
Mr.. f. c. Hough: recitation. lookout Mountain I,
st"4y Mrs. Mr. y '' W. watkins: n retiati"D. so VA
l." Mrs. J. b: Could recitation, The Buzz Saw,
and Mrs G. r. Phillips. Nj and Mrs. j; b. could
Mr. and Mrs C. N, Me sl M Mr. and Mrs. s.
and Mrs; f. "; Watkins, Mr. and d., Ms r E
G M ard an Mr aTrs M!s" Ida Ne
Farlan Pearl Lntlre ANTI, Pnill I'll 5e% MI
W. KiSsey, jr. Daniel Rollins. Curtis Roreheck.
The ran who have %sapginS a
have moved into Washington.
Mr.. William NJ; Ellison is attending law e'u1s
MH. Mary F. Ellison. widow of Mr.. Ell. Ellison
Monday at West Falls Church h Winchester mr.
IL M tt L. H. NiIon with her son Harry, is visiting
l Eurn, yynn Mrs X.
| A delegation from kemper Lodge a; +; an; anu a
NJ, visited Crescent Lodge at Lewins'ii'e las
Rev. Dr. McGil made his anniversary address r.
! Sunday. to the congregation OF the va j., ran IN
| statistical report are rema rkalle, as showing tn
wonderful development of the resources OF the pc.
showing likewise an industry on his part alm"s
He ssportsa the 1T total sa,,, nu mase
him, IS4. OF these he reported that quite nun
Der outside Of his own church The tot, TOT
800 and the total number Of families yisitt
1o6. The total number Of c"nmnncsafs , on pls wv
enna-is about 62. In the year closed these e.
people have raised over s.75o OF this 81; sum abo,
$3.50 was raised to build rec:ory at Fails Chnrci
| s317 to build n church at Vienna. for which pu
pose Maj Hire of that town has given the e, c 81
eresaton building lot. and about 81 toward III
support of an orphan In japan. 49,
This last item Is most interesting fefs Snrc one; s
fHay School undertook to support. from their sma
savings. an orphan in the Episcopal Orphanage +
| Toxic. Japan. and up t" TINS time nave 'he'isch'
| supported child
ii there is added to this statement the fact th'
. | nnt more than four this congregatlt
| was only able to raise SITS for the SUPPORT OF
minister and that they have since then In adi
| tfon to raising the SIMS above mentioned. spent
rena,rs to the church building about 5000 1t sho"
a development remarkable indeed: and All the mo
| ~ tho total number of communicates reported
| belonging to both congregations is about what ";
| reported the membership OF one church VINE
, | the present rector took charge a year as"
TIE second of the series of ieIrcratlc rallies +
| tIub here was held Tuesday night Mt Odd Fellow
| Hall President Arthur l. Flags presiding The
was large attendance and nnch enthusiasm mar
| tested The speakers Messrs Lewis Mach'
4 | OF Washington, Il. W. Moore Of Fairfax Cou
| House and DIR. Chas. Allen of Washington al
issues involved in the campaign, and appealed
| the voters to rally to the silver standard ana
Z | store prosperity to the country.