Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-06
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
The Entertainment Arranged for TIL
Children's Hospital
Marriage Bells and Two FuneraIs-
Local Notes From Across
Rock Creek.

At the entertainment which will be given
Friday evening at 3043 p street, under the
auspices of st Mary's Guild. for the ben
eft of the Children's Hospital. the COM
mittees having the matter in charge are
as follows: Committee on ices and cake
Mrs. George T. Dunlop, chairman; assist
ints, Mrs. William Dunlop, Misses Gordon,
Dodge, Cox Willett, Janney, Barrow,
Brewer. l.. Dodge and McCahill Commit
tee on other refreshments-Mrs. William
Gordon, chairman, with Misses Whitcomb.
Reed. Cropley. Falls. Libbey and Blackboard
assisting. Committee on baby show-Mrs.
G. l.. Nicholson. chairman; assistants. Mrs.
Fred. Chaplin and Mss Addison. Commit
tee on DOH exhbition-Miss Tyler, chair
man, with Misses Dodson. Julia Wilson,
Easie Green and Elite Miller, assisting.
Committee on fancy work-Mrs. Frank
Leech, chairman; assistants Mrs. Walter
Wheatley. Misses Entwisle, Gilbert, Armi-
sted, Stevens and Brewer. Committee on
dancing--Miss Hayden and Mrs. J. Miller
Kenyon. Committee on f1owers-Mrs
Downs l.. Wilson. chairman; assistants
Misses Moffatt, Morgan, Dougal, Green,
OTne, Snyder, Gordon, Blackboard, Cragln
and Mrs. William Bafantyue. Committee
on Observation-Disclosures Cox, Wiliett and
Moffatt. Committee on candy-Miss tes-
tetitS, chairman, with Misses LOCKER, Brad
ley, Darneiile, White and Marbury. Com
mlttee on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Memorial
Chapter, Mrs. William N. Davis in charge.
Two Funerals.
The funeral of Miss Mary Ourdan, who
died Monday morning, in the seventeen
year of her age, at her residence, Los a2d
street. will be held tomorrow afternoon at
1 o'clock, from her Late residence. The in
terment will be at Oak Hill cemetery.
The funeral of Mr.. William Cruikshank,
who died Sunday morning at his residence,
3ISt street, adjoining the post ONCE
building, was held yesterday afternoon al
49, O'Clock. The deceased WAS sXty-thIee
years CT age, and hal been Eek for some
time with consumption. Services were held
in the chapel at Oak HIN cemetery at which
place the Interment was made The funeral
was attended by d Large num- Der OF friends
of the deceased.
Marriage Bells.
The marriage bells gave forth joyful
sound yesterday at the parsonage OF the
Baptist Church, in renIeytown, the con-
tracing parties of the event being Mr.. Ar
drew }. Phillips OF Montgomery county, Md,
and Miss Cora V. Hurley of Washington.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. q. w
Mccullough, the pastor Of the church The
ceremony was Witnessed by only d few in
vlted friends.
Family Troubles.
Robert Bauman, cClored was arrested
yesterday by Policeman Conner upon a
warrant sworn out by his wife, Annie Bau-
nan, for assault and battery. The trouble
occurred few days ago. The two had a
quarrel, which wound UP in the man using
a boot upon the woman, the heel doing a
good deal of harm. The case will be set
tied in Police Court.
Notes.
Mr.. Percy S. Foster, the well-known
Christian Endeavor singer, will lead the
meeting next Sunday at the Gay Street
Baptist Church. Rev. Mr.. Thomas, the
pastor, has been called away from the city
on important business.
Miss Hester Gordon has been at Annapolis,
Md. where she was the guest of Pay Direc-
tor Murray.
Mrs. Rufus Choate, who was summoned
home by the serious illness of her father,
leaves tomorrow for Lisbon, Me-