Evening star., 1897-01-13
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Three Days Bazaar of Mount Tabor
Church.
Local Notes of Interest to All Resi-
dents West of Rock Creek
bridge.
A saving of 2Ic.

The first day of the three days bazaar of
the ladies of Mt. Tabor II. p Church. at
Masonic Hall, on 32d street started yester-
cay with very auspicious results. The at
tendance was large, and the patronage
liberal. Under the deft hands OF the willing
Workers the interior of the hall has been
prettily decorated, and presents a very at
tractfve appearance. All of the tables are
we'll decorated, and everything is pleasing
to the visitor One of the attractions of the
place is pretty doll, the name of which
was given by Mrs. Cleveland, the wife of
President Cleveland, and upon which
guesses are being made by many people, the
successful one securing the doll. The con-
test closes this evening, and the lucky
person will be known.
The various committees of the bazaar are
as follows: Supper table, Mrs. b. F. Hunt
Mrs. Theodore Barnes, Mrs. Edna Jackson,
Mrs Ager and Mrs. Cleaves; ice cream and
cake table, Mrs. Knott, Mrs. Sherier, Mrs.
Donaldson, Mrs. Vessey ard Mrs. Harry
Myers; mystery box table, Miss Blanche
Hunt, Miss Mabel Barnes Miss Florence
Katie Weaver; fancy table, Mrs W. F.
Hunt, Mrs. Ecklof, Mrs Howard. Mrs
Brewton Misses Pauline, Bessie and Beu-
lah Barnes. Jessie and Matte Knott, Clara
Baker. Lulu Cameron, Lulu kidwell May
Breckmyer. Jennie Britt, Lena Weaver and
Lille Myers; candy table, Miss Grace Hess
Miss Rebe Lowry, Miss Ethel Burdette
Misses Sadie and Theresa Thomas: fish
pond. Miss Hattie Ager and Miss Mabel
Myers; peanut and popcorn, Misses Emma
and Ella Thomas and Miss Katie Scribner
Informal Banquet.
The annual feast of the Farmers and Me-
chanics' National Bank to the stockholders
and depositors came off yesterday after
hoon, according to the usual custom. From
noon until several hours later there was a
regular informal banquet. which was en-
Joyed by number of people. There were
no set exercises, and all of the guests were
literally treated. The election of the board
of directors was held at the same time
and resulted in the reelection of the old
board, consisting of Messrs. S. Thomas
Brown, A. b. Jackson, NJ. ]. Adler, Louis
ID. Wine, Charles H. Craigin, Samuel c.
Palmer, George w. Cissel, ]. Edward Lib
hey and Philip May.
Euchre Club.
The regular fortnightly meeting of the
Undecided Euchre Club was held last even
ing at the residence of Miss Maggie Cole,
3413 Prospect avenue. There was a full at
tendance, and every enc passed pleasant
evening. The first prize for gentlemen was
won by Mr.. E. A. Bethel, while Miss Mabel
Dell carried off the honors for the ladies.
The consolation prizes We're won by Miss
Bertha Fowler and Mr.. T. A. Newman. At
the close of the games refreshments We're
served in abundance Among those present
were the Misses Cole the Misses Dell, Miss
Kane, Miss Serrin, Miss Wissner, Miss
Cumberlsrd Miss Fowler, and Messrs
DAILY, Craig, Newman, Boyd, Birckhead,
Wissner and Bethel.
Faith Tent.
Faith Tent, Female Branch of the Inde-
pendent Order of Rechabtes held its reg
ular meeting last night, at which the fol-
lowing officers were installed by A. X.
Belt. CDR: Shepherd. Susie Crown; PC.
r., Margaret A Shore; CIR, Kate Waters;
DR., Elmer A. Riley; RS, Gertrude Nc
Elwee; F.S., Lillian Spaulding; L.. Katie
johnson, I.G., Margaret Myers; O.G., s. L.
Donaldson; chaplain, A. X. Belt; r. and l..
s., BERTHE Belt. Rhodia Clancy, Laura
Chamberlain and Georgia Mahoney. After
the serving of refreshments an instructive
and interesting program for the good Of
the order was presented.
The wife of Policeman James Conlon is
lying seriously i'll with an attack OF grip
and pneumonia.
Mr.. johnson of 31st street has resumed
his duties in the photographic Office, after
an absence of several months, caused by a
severe Illness
Lieut. R. E. Smith of the Old Guards.
enc of the best-known military organiza
tions in the country, has severed his con-
rection with the company, the member
ship of which is composed entirely of sur
vivors of the late war. Lieut.. Smith was
one of the charter members of the COM
nany ard an efficient officer