Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-30
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Charles Ricketts, Run Over and Injured by
Georgetown and Tenleytown Oar.
Exercises to De Held ut Various
Churches-k. r. Annual vf.ita-
ti0n-9eneral News.

Charles Ricketts,, a white man. aged
| about thrty-eight. who resides in Mont
gomery county. was run over last evening
about O'Clock by car No. of the George
| town and Tenleytown electric road at
point between the District line and Bethes-
| da Park Ricketts, had been drinking il
| Is said, and fell between the tracks of the
read The car WIS upon the man before
his perflous position was discovered. For
tunately the fender showed the body away.
but the right hand remained On the track.
and the wheels of the car passed over IT.
| mashing the thumb and several fingers.
The car was Immediately stopped. and the
man was brought in to town. The patrol
wagon conveyed him to the Emergency
Hospital.
Church Services.
The feast of All Saints day will he cele-
trated at Trinity Catholic Church Monday
by special services. Solemn high mass
will be celebrated at . o'clock in the
morning and a sermon will be delivered
in the evening at 7:30 O'Clock. All Souls
day. Tuesday. will also be observed.
Rev. George f. TENET will occupy the
pulpit of the Gay Street Baptist Church
tomorrow at the rlorning and evening serv-
ices.
The forty hours devotion will commence
tomorrow at St. AIMS Church. Tenleytown
and close Tuesday morning.
There will be special services in the West
Street Presbyterian Church every evening
next week except Saturday. The pastor.
Rev. w. c. Alexander. will preach sun
day morning and evening and will be
sisted during the week by the Rev. William
Dayton Roberts. DID. of Camden. y. J.
The hour of opening the evening services
will be haif-past Z.
Revival services are likely 10 be held
next week at the Congress Street NJ. L.
Church.
Token Of Esteem.
There was a presentation exercise Thurs
day evening at the regular meeting Of
George c. Whiting Lodge. No. -. +. A. A
NJ. when Mr. Benjamin F. Harper was the
recipient of a pretty bouquet OF flowers
a reward for his services as a member of
the amusement committee for the entire
year. and also as a token of the esteem in
which he Is held by the members of the
lodge. The presentation speech was deliv-
cred by DIR. J. f. r. Appleby.
Annual Visitation.
The annual grand visitation of the Off
GERS of the Grand Lodge, X. r., to Her
mione Lodge, No. II. was made wednes-
day evening. The han of the lodge on 31st
street below NJ street. was well filled with
the members, and the evening passed very
quickly The examination of the books
and paraphernalia of the lodge was made.
ana iound to be i'm hrst-class condition the
officers being complimented on the manner
In which they performed their duties,
Speeches during the evening were made 10y
Grand Chancellor Crupps, Supreme Repre-
sentative Connors. Past Chancellor Frank
Past Chancellor Williams and Past Cham
cellor III. G. Wagner.
brief Mention.
Mrs. Sullivan has issued invitations for
the marriage Of her daughter, Miss Ida
Isabelle Sullivan, to Mr.. John Joseph Do
Ian. Wednesday evening. November TO- at
) o'clock. at Holy Trinity Church. corner
of Seth and o streets. After the ceremony
reception will be held at the residence of
the brides mother. 1923 Both street from
$50 until O'Clock.
Virginia Memorial Guild is making ex-
tensive preparations for a living picture
and musical entertainment the evenings Of
November and @. at Lnthicum Hall 4
number of well-known young ladies will
take part The proceeds Of the affair Will
be applied to the Children's Hospital fund
Perry w. Lowe has transferred to A Lee
Low the title to lot 100 in Beatty and Haw-
k.ns addition to Georgetown. The prop
erty is located at the northeast corner of
Potomac and n streets.