Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-17
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Arrangements Completed for Lawn Fete by
st. AIMS Church.
Marriage Ceremony at Parsonage Of
cused By His Grandfather.

A meeting OF the committee on arrange
nents for the coming fair TO be given for
the benefit Of St. AIMS Church, Teu,ey-
town. was held last evening and the pro-
gam for the week mapped out. The open
ing Of the affair Monday evening viii he
married oy the closing exercises of the
parochfal school, and a concert will be Civ
en- by the pupils. Tuesday evening there
VIII be concert under the direction of
PROFESSOR Marine Mama. and on wednes-
day evening a concert and cake walk will
be among the attractions Thursday even
Ing a vocal and instrumental program MIL,
be presented by males only, while Friday
evening there will be performance by a
Meu-known dramatic company under Miss
LENA Day, presenting Lei on Parle
fIaIeais, humorous sketch.
In addition TO this there will he a vocal
selection by Miss ODay, and another nv
MIS-. ). Burfows Waters. An auction sale
NM mark the close OF the affair SATURDAY.
evening.
rendered in the town hall. adioininr the
Domniane grounds. The place will i.a
cooled by electric fans and well illumi-
,ha a me garden party will be held ON
the grounds OF Dumblane mansion and
dancing will be q feature every evening
ircm until L. o'clock, special cars l,einr.
run on the Tenleytown road for the .o.i,
'enience oi the city people attending.
&"tet " Wedding.
Ihere was a very quiet wedding yes,ar-
DAY afternoon. IN which the contracti...
parties We're Miss Nellie c. Connolly and
WI. Shdiies 4. Gormley. The ceremony
took place in the parsonage of Trinity
catholic Church, Rev. Father Ennis. ST.
vice president Of Georgetown University
oHiciating. The marriage was witnessed IA,
number OF friends. After the counl. hsJ
t peen united IN the bonds of matrimony. a
, ,niei reception was held at the residence of
tiie brides parents. at 16.,l Valley STREE,
where Inc couple received the conrrat,,ia
Ions Oh many friends. There was a Iarw.
f,unoer Oh wedding presents received.
boy Charged With Larceny.
Aiphonso Hill. ten-year-oid colorei boy.
Vas arrested yesterday afternoon nv bet
tive Frank Burrows on a charge of larceny
Inc boy lived on Factory Hil, and mis-
grandfather, William Ford, claimed tha,
ne had stolen $ll from MN. AIphonso SEEM
Gu " nave been making Use of the money.
sc,,a uoueht small drum, a musical
scale and velocipede. He was cornin,,
over 10 Georgetown on the wheel when arr
rested, and the other articles We're subs
quehtiy recovered. This morning the nov
Went down To the Police Court in tba A.,
TO answer to the charge
Will Hold business MecsiuY
Inc Clerks Assembly of Georeetown will
hiSttiiS tD.ssOfrOw
az ->oruiiheers Hall, on NJ street. which
VIII DE OF considerable interest. Several
hrIis' alleged 10 have been violating an
Sr1enent entered into sorie time ar, viii
ne hauied hcfore the meeting and some
Icion taken. In addition to this a late
VIII dc set Tor the regular outing of the
organize ton, which will be some tIm,. p.xt
HoH.n. ana which bids fair to eclips,. All
Prefious EFFORTS OF the assembly
Snles at Stock Yards.
Al the Arlington stock yards Monday.
June It, IL cattle were offered and sold "a
iolows: Best, 1 to ~ cents; good. 34 10
cents; medium, 5 TO :;z. cents; common .
10 cents -Four hundred and sixteen sheen
anu lambs: Sheep. to 3 cents: lambs. <
70 otc cents: calves. . to . cents: hogs 4 TO
- cents FIFTEEN COWS and calves: 81, to
$40 per head. ~
Briefs.
The Georgetown and Tchiey;own rail-
road started a good fierce of laacrers this
morning ballasting the tracks of the lire on
I'D street.
The third annual excursion of Diyision
No. i of the Ancient Order of Hiberniars
VIII be held June 81; TO Marshall Hall
In" remains OF DR. George Kerr Edwards
who DIED at princeton, y. j., Monday were,
inferred shortly after noon today at Oak
Hill cemetery.