Evening star., 1897-06-05

lighted tnins Sc lanterns. and the interior wit with en- cn
s those ame wepe x .ns and FanE
Law. Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark Mr. and Mrs
Rdss sas s.f: Sfts
kins, Susie Eagood. Florence Gilliland, Edna Tomp
Mr. and MIS-. William anu B. INV wilson, % Mr.. A' and Trs
Hodes. Mr.. Buschee, Mr.. John Watson and many
others. Music was furnished by a select orchestra
southern Maryland. have removed to Langdon. and
are located on I'D street between Baltimore and
Rev DR.. E Oln Eldridge pastor of Waugh NJ.
e Church Washington. is expected to preach In
the Lanedon 81 K Church, Rev. Mr.. Clark, pastor,
Mrs. L. V. Dukehart of Baltimore recently Wis
Cards have been issued announcing the marriage
OF Miss Verde, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
don. at the Llng.1on NJ E. Church, wednesday az
ssef mda aST1 at trim % tns Moa W
side side on t I'D Street. .p Lnnsdon "A''''
At special meeting Of the Sunday school board
the residence of the pastor, Rev. T. j. Clark, Mr.
Henry Newman was elected superintendent. The
accepted. and MIR. Grant Sexton chosen to I'LL
the vacancy.
absent for several days. have returned to their
home Avalon Heights
Mrs. shafcr of Avalon Heights, who has been
very i'll, is believed to be much better.
Mr.. J. II. Harris conductor In the employ OF
the Metropolitan Electric Railroad Company, Is re-
covering from severe attack OF illness. He is at
the home of his parents, Cincinnati street.
Nearly the entire adult population of Langdon
and vicinity have signed petition to the board OF
health asking for the issuance Of license to DR..
A. II. Alderman who. 1t is believed by them, has
been niustly refused the same.
The repairs to the LangiOn NJ. E. Church, Rev
T. ]. Clark, pastor. which have been In progress
for several weeks past, We're completed last even
Ing and in consequence the pastor has made ar
rang, r.ants for a reOpening service tomorrow.
The principal address luring the exercises Will
kn lnify pI i'm tha v.
Chapel Washington. Mr.. Clark will preach ~
the morning. and special musical program VIII
be rendered at each service
In addition to the repairing that was neces.
sary the exterior of the church has been repainted
and the interior beautifully frescoed New mat
ting has been laid the ncor and a new altar
was formerly a part of the BroOkland char'e.
Since Its separation from 1t, Just after the meet,
ing of the Baltimore conference last March and
the appointment by Presiding Elder wilson OF Mr.
Church have been prosperous beyond the expecta-
tion of these Interested.
The first quarterly conference was held Thursday
cnt, are F. p. sherman. Henry c. Newman Cor
don c. France Mrs. 7. ]. Baker, Fred. w. Reeves,
+. A NJ. Lawson George Knufrer; John IL L0or
elected recording steward. and the appointment
by the pastor Of Mr.. Henry Newman to be super
intcndent Of the Sunday school was confirmed.
The pastor reported that all the vnrious depart,
pientS Of the work In the churcn were La soou
condition.
Announcement was made that the organization
of the Ladies' Aid Society Of the church had Deeh
the ensuing term: President Mrs. T. ]. Clark; :;
vice president. Mrs. L ]. Baker, secretary, Mrs.
]. G. Durfey; treasurer. Mrs. George hhupier'
G. C. France, Mrs. W. B. Page and Mrs. e. p.
Sherman,