Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-08
EVANSVILLE.

An "All Halloween party Was given Tuesday
evening at the rectory !Yf 1Pinckney Memoirs
Church. Ganits were plaXfI and Refreshments
served. Among those present ,nere Misses Rath
bone Latimer Lnlie FnlleE Grace Fuller. Mar,
Dorsey Ada Lepper Anna, Suit Ida and Isabelle
Drury. Maggie Carr. Nellier aYd Marsham Levin
Mary Barber. Drayton. Lucy Mayo, Emily Hickey,
| Mr. ard Mrs. Mayo. Mr.. and Mrs Lepper Mrs
Brooks Mrs William Psstcn Messrs Hodges
F, Carr, Paxton. Van Loan. Iatimer. Mortimer Carr,
! Ed Mayo. Vert Dorsey. The entertainment was
given by the st. Cecelias Soary for the benefit Of
Ptnckney Memorial Church-o1 Is
st ns'a sa qa p Of the
the Masonic Hall. The entertainment was we'll at.
1ended' and the guests entoyed themselves thor
Mrs IL. l. Burnhard Mrs. M.iF Hobbs Mrs H
r. ,s Major Mrs kearney. Mrs; Terry. Miss Cole
Hobbs and han,as Mrssrs v. L. Terry, NJ. f.
The IPInekaey Memorial Church Guild will meet
Miss schermerhorn Of Albany, n. Y, is visiting
Miss Bessie Gordon.
Mrs. Or. Boyle of Rives station, will OCCUPY Mr..
winter. N'e ''' Inc
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas irwin have returned from
their wedding tour. and residing at the home
of Mr.. II. II. Irwin.
Miss Annie Mudd Of Baltimore is visiting her
sister here. Miss Fannie Mudd.
The Tuesday Literary Club met Tuesday evening
ss rne nome OF MI r. a Holden Several inter
Re.de. Va N"''A eS
The board of town commissioners met Wednesday
evening. Messrs. NJ. V. Tierney. L. X. Miller.
Jos A. Aman and Clarence Wilson being present
hepairs to the culvert on Melrose avenue were
the price Of 5000 Belgian blocks and report at the
lamps were being placed at the corner of Ivy
street aid Melrose avenue.
A communica ton from Mr.. ]. H. Ralston re-
garding the street extension from Columbia ave-
nue. to Wine avenue was read. 1t stated that Mr.
property, as shown by plat submitted. for the
purpose OF widening the street, provided exit
could be obtained into Wine avenue.
the Of receipts from ali source
., resolution was passed ordering that applica-
lions LIONS tor building permits be made to the town
to issue the uthe s.erh that Se hn
Ing inspector he appointed whose duty it shall be
the Inspector to receive one-faif the fee CHARGED
for issuing the permits.
and constructing water works then engaged the
attention Of the board. Mr.. Wilson submitted
petition signed by seventy-six taxpayers, asking
bored for the purpose Of seeing II sufficient supply
Of water can be obtained. which suggestion Was
adopted The commissioners will Immediately EN-
nioy competent parties to carry out this work
me Location Of the proposed artesian well
the railroad, between the station and the signal
tower. ~ ''Si'i
The Hyattsville Fish and Game Protective Asso
citation is making vigorous efforts to prevent non
residents from hunting in this county. The game
wardcns are constantly the alert. and though
variants are out for the apprehension of several
parties who have beel seen hunting
q The Merry Wives of Hyattsville held their first
Meeting wednesday afternoon at the homc of
Mrs Joseph Nesbitt on Wine avenue. Luncheon
was served at O'clock after which progressive
e cue " was PLAYED until f. Mrs. r: H. Whiting
and Mrs .ran won the prizes. Those present
we're Mrs. William l. Smith. Mrs. Charles H.
N Welcl Mrs. L. H: Campbell, Mrs. Joseph r.
owens. Mrs. Il. f. White, Mrs Moran Mrs Louis
Holden, Mrs. John f. Iatimer Mrs. Tricou. Mrs,
Van Doren Mrs Joseph Nesbitt and Mrs II. II.
Mhtins. The next meeting will take place at
the home of Mrs. Van Doren