Evening star., 1897-07-31
SUBURBAN NEWS
FALLS CHURCH.

At meeting of the school board Of the town
held Tuesday 1t was decided to establish a higher
grade in the principals department OF the graded
public school and employ additional teacher in
the primary department. Miss Ida n. Ball was
unanimously elected such teacher. The school
term wi" commence the second Monday in Septem-
Der and continue for nine mouths instead Of eight,
as heretofore.
The annual meeting Of the Epworth League Union
Of the Baltimore conference of the NJ. L. Church
South was held in Dulin Chapel here Monday even
ing. There large attendance, especially from
Ale1an1ria from which vi city hfty ATTENDED Mr;
Mrs. H. c: Febrey and Miss Eva Birch served as
Organists alternately.
Rev H. Ne Melsiile VIE of an myat,eSe Md Md 't" ." the
Toward the Chapterf'., Rev. A. o.. Armstrong Of
Washington % & gave an inersstins talk on the sub
Aid From the Clarity and Help Department: -
Rev. c. 2. Smith delivered an address TN the sub
Operation Between Chaptrrsi' Miss Nellie Vincent
OF MarylaEd read u paper OH Effective Committee
The music. in charge of Mr. II. A. Beach,
special feature of the meeting.
Office in the brick building just completed by MIR.
C.. E. Mankin ON Broad street.
at West End. has assumed his duties and removed
the Office fixtures to the depot building:
plars Tuesday evening officers We're elected for the.
ensuing quarter follows: f. NJ. Ball. chief
ane esshe ass s sscrsHy a see j. NJ Tss
financial secretary: Mrs. W. L. Gordon, treasurer:
ismar TENN z NJ Ratiban G chaplain J. H. Ps;
son. sentinel; Miss Maud Rathbun, guard Miss
err"nisf n These Officers viii be insaled next
Tuesday evening by Mr. W. E. Parker deputy
eete to ths annual session. of the
grand lodge of the state. which meets In Char-
son sptsPSs. aa Ns IT,
was recommended to the grand chief tempar for
ensuing year. AS delegates the District Lodge.
which meets at Chantiliy August t. TO- the following
G. Lowe, j. H. Mari, Mrs J. NJ Thorne, Miss
Mabel Kerr; alternates J H Garrets'n j. N.
Miss Fannie Galleher, Mrs. J. II. Garretson i:em
Merry.
Sunday and Monday for disturbing the peace at
East Falls Church depot Saturday, night The
"'g1 Mr.. anu j. r ros Popks was before Mayor Payne w
nesday, charged by his wife with assault commit
ted Tuesday night. The fine and costs imposed
Alexander Cheatham. colored. mas been awarded
Church post Office to East End office, at $l2o per
annum. -
lawn fete on the Eagle House lawn Monday even
ing
day night at the NJ. E. Church under the auspices
of the Christian Endeavor Society was very large.
Rev John Mc'i rector Of the tpiscopnin oh,rfa n;,
listers present and taking part We're Rev; L. : A.
Heavener. Rev. ID. l.. RathbGn. Key. j. ". lAlncne-
loe and Rev. A. NJ. CackIey. The next services Of
South. and Rev. J. II. jenkins will preach
Messrs J. $. Riley. ThoIlas Terrett md G. X.
Pickett have been elected represent his district
in the democratic state convention ut Roanoke,
August IL.
Rev. Father Bowler. late of Alexandria. who
succeeds Father Telrncy pastor of ST. James
Cat holic Church ut West Falls Church, will hold
his first service Sunday.
Mr. A. J. Downing left Moulay for Vermont to
attend his daughter, Mrs. Hattie Wood, who is yer!
III.
The members and frien1s Of Kempe- Lodge. A.
+. and A. NJ. will go excursion TO Bay
Ridge August II.
Henry Thurston, oolored. before Mayor
PAYNE Thursday warrant sworn cut by Lis
wife charging him with beating her. FINED $50
and costs.
trip through the valley of Nirginia
Miss Estele Jones Of Cape Charles, Va, Is the
guest Of Miss Nellie f. Hawxhurst
Mr. Geo. F. Rollins and daughter. Miss Ethel
are visiting relatives in New Hampshire.
Tne lawn fete given hy the ladies OF the Episcopal
Church. held Thursday night, on the lawn of Mrs
q. r. Phillips. largely attended and quite
financial success.
A surprise party was given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Nowlan Monday evening in honor
IF Master Carl Griffith. the guest of Miss Maud
Nowlan happy evening was spent by the young
people.
Miss Tfllie Rawlings has returned from visit
friends at Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
Mrs. Luther Chaplin, who has resided here for
several months, died at the residence of Cos Buck
ner Thursday. She seventy-seyen years of age
Mr. Manassas Robey. old and well known resi-
dent, died Thursday at Merriield after lingering
Illness,