Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-10
Subj RBAN NEWS
BROOkLASD.

Rev. Joseph CIBnane Of Upper Marlboro, the
new pastor OF St. Anthony Church took up his
charge last Sunday. The congregation is much
pleased with him, end anticipates having much
earnest work done for the further progress OF the
church during his passionate. He has taken hold of
Affairs quickly. ard appears 70 take mach Interest
In his flock. Father Cunnane also has the Soldiers
Home Chapel in his charge. As yet arrangements
lave not been completed TO have masses at and
10 O'Clock in the morning every Sunday, but will
be soon In all probability the morning services
Will be at the usual hour tomorrow. Rev. Father
CJ.nnnne has taken up his residence at Mrs. I.
Iamb's house the Bunker Hill road
Mrs. Joseph NolI and son have been spending the
past week in Anmeudale. Nd.
Rev. ard Mrs Ro6.rt II. West and family left
today for Dufield. Va Mr. West will return early
sin until the middle OF September During
Mr. Vests absence tomorrow the services Will I've
conducted by Mr.. James Many Of New York
Mrs. Threasa Lamb and her son. Mr. Richard,
spent time in Baltimore this week.
The Bunker Hin road, which skirts the Catholic
University, Is being repaired and graveled This
will be "a improvement. az ever since the water
ity has been bad fog travel II understood
that when the board walk was taken up on llth
gravel Walk was TO I've liid III once Such, however,
has not been done For q month this sidewalk has
been without any accommodate ior Peaestfia,s.
moval of the board walk makes the walking very
unpleasant.
enjoyed pleasant picnic TO the biological Park
Wednesday. They We're accompanied by the teach
ers who looked after the children's comfort Rev.
j. T. Grove. the pastor also of the party.
Miss Elsie Snyder has the hearty sympathy of
the people of this vicinity in tie recent death OF
her mother. who died on her way home from Ar
kansas, where she had gone for her health. Mrs
Snyder WAS invalid, and while her death was
anticipated at almost any time. the news was
nevertheless u severe shock 10 her children. Mrs.
Snyder had n loving disposition, which had Won
for her Il large circle of friends.
Miss Katleen Noel and MIS- M.stimer Downing
have returned from st. Louis, No. where they
went to attend the golden jubilee of Loritto Con-
vent .
Mr.. James Many Of New York is visiting his
Rev. u. C. De Wulf and Rev. Dr. Henry Hyver.
nat have gone to Europe. Dr.. Hyvernat who will
probably spend OF his time in France. will
return TO Brcokland the fall to resume his pro-
f.ssorship the Catholic University. 1t is not
known how long Father De Wulf Will remain
abroad.
At the recent meeting of the Soldiers Home
Temperance Union there were vocal solos by Miss
Rotations by Mrs. Rapley; piano selections by
Col. stratton The chief featuIes Of the evening
Caiver entitled "a Bunch Of Firecrackers." Co
II mbias Triumph, Roman Candle The Song Ct
the Flag of the Free. 'skyroeket-the Fourth OF
Sergeant Inkster of the Soldiers Home. The meet
ing was filed with patriotism from beginning to
last meet ting during summer, but the society will
open again in October.
The Henry Wilson Post, G. A R.. Army and
Navy Union and womans Relief Corps Of the
soldiers Home enjoyed delightful trip to River
View this week.
The Calvary Union Sunday school lad a pleasant
excursion River View this week uIder the au-
Fl ices st. PauI's Church of Washington.
MIR. Arthur Williams fell from ladder while
lie brought home in carriage and is now
somewhat better.
Mr.. j. r. Lord, ST.. has not yet recovered his
horse and buggy, which was driven Off by colored
Tuesday