Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-02
SUBURBAN NEWS
BROOkLAND.

Mrs Rodler has taken pcs ession Of the cottage
18th and Fort streets, recently vacated by Mr..
P,IIy.
MIR. warler and family located on
Prusidrn.e street
The sessions Of the Sunday school OF st. An
tbonys CHrich have been resumed The winter
u oaihs. and will lie under the direction Of the
IsiIlist Fathers. with Rev. Father Burke as su-
IUTihgessi.Ht.
III, S-hooi Of Divinity Of the Catholic University
cirmd thls week with good DuIJer Of students
lac SeiIooI eli Social Sciences and the McSiahun
Hill viii open the 9th OF tits month.
After extensive Improvements, the Sunday school
Of tne Queenstown baptist c:illcn will resume its
veIk Tomorrow h"rniIS- Ihs roIls nave b-ei
beautifully dccornted by prominent iresco de-
osator from the rity, AMI present very pleasing
effect Inc officers have taken pi Idle IN securing
every comfort and attraction possible for the ben
eht Of the scholars. New lyman books have been
purchased and large addition made 10 the library,
which numbers about IGo eioice books. The
sciiool has mainis ine,i steady growth, and with
tn Efforts that have been na,ie 10y teachers and
on.ctis for Its benefit. a large Increase should re-
Ward their efforts. Next Tuesday evening tine Of
ntfs and teachers of the sunday 81 huo will give
reception TO the pupils and friends. when refresh
ms nts viii be served and program rendered.
The dosnIitory is fast niiin: ITS ROOMS owing 70
the approach the opening OF the university.
Among the Itculty located there are Dr. Kirby as
G.een. Professor of botany, and Dr. shea, professor
of ply ,ics- some of the students have already
tax NJ, th,i- abode in the ,iormory. among. them
being AT ii. G. Nelson OF kansas. Air. Mitchell Of
Texas and Mr. Darvan late Of Yale. There Is
quite a change In the arrangement OF the dorni-
tory. in that all The apart ments do consist of
bed room and study. Inst year, but some sin
gle rooms may be- Rad also This is a more sat
isfxctoIy arrange ment. and permits the building
To accommodate a larger number.
Incre1ulous il may seem, 1t Is a fact that
pieces of burnt paper and chIrred material from
the fre of the Washington and Georgetown power
house have been found In Brookand On the paper
could plainly be read reading InItter and adver-
tkements evidently the property Of some Of the
printin= tompanits located in the building -,
Father Tessler. Mr.. Clements and Mr.. Nc
Miner. all from Canada, of the Order of the Holy
Gross. have arrived in Brooklnd and are located
tha CsNlsa ham fba nEnrI
they occupied last year. The other members of the
order will probably arrive today.
Rev. Dr. Henry Hyverna. has returned from
Europe. where he spent the summer in the in-
teres's of the Catholic University He has brought
with him much useful material for the of the
university.
Rev. Dr. Pace and Rev. DIR. shahan. both of
III faculty of the Catholic University, are located
nj the residence Of Mrs. Dugdale.
The fact that another institution Of learning
Is making plans for erecting u building the
the desirable ioesiion Of BrooSlana from the
monks from Italy. Miss Hatty Moore is now re-
siding on the property. but she will vacate in
Miss Alberta Stewart is now residing with her
uncle In P;l, I,, WIN, started for The K,0,ss
geld regions in August. has been heard from at
Like LnInon. which he has reached without any
Mrs Echman's home has been the scene Of
many pleasant gatherings recently.
Mrs. Keemle has the sympathes Of the people
In this vicinity in the recent loss of her infant
The friends of Mrs. Miller of Sargent road will
regret to lear that she is still very ILL.,
Mrs Cavanaugh has removed to the city.
Mr. Peliy and family are now located In West
Brooklnnd.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson of lexington have
taken up their abode in Washington On q street
The Washington College has opened for its Sec
ond The school numbers in its faculties Prof.
+ Menefee r. Gould d.; Mrs s;, Luei I,,I r. Warren
Miss Emma Rathbone smith. ]. d. ' Gailiard' Mr..
il. Tralle. Miss Anna Webb Miss Grace E. At
water. Ureh f. Hath. Mrs. Marde II. Parsons.
Miss Van:a IL hardin. Prof. Joseph Kaspar and
Mrs. Rubesam has tie sympathies of this COM
nuniiy in the loss Of her husband, whose death
occurred Thursday morning the result of TYPHOID
fever Mr.. Ralesam bad a large circle OF friends
in Washington. well Brookand. He leaves
a wife and two young children
The citizens of this vicinity are grateful for
the trimming of the trees. which have Ions; needed
cutting 1t Is hoped that the cleaning Of The gut
tiers and overgrOwth of weeds and the laying Of
gravel paths on Hartford and 11th streets will be
looked after next.
The Sewing Guild of the Church of Our Savior
the church. with Miss Mamie Small as president
Plans for the work of the coming terms were dis
cussed-
The opening soire of Misses Sarah and Marie
Howes dancing school the iowa hall last night
was well attended by their ma: friends from the
opened with a series Of fancy dances by their
pupils. follows: Dancing GIRL by Nettie
Jarrett; La Mutt, Marie Howe, Irish Jig
Risdon: In Fancy Sarah W. Howe: Little
D"ttie and Little Lofty Florence and Ella Crook:
ButteIfy- Marie Stole. and Eastern Ballet"
Marie Howe The dances heartily applauled
and well executed Marie Howe. by her skill
dience that she obliged repeat the Eastern
ballet After the fancy dances the floor was
tleipated. The evening was a social success in
every way characteristic of all the SORES given
formally opened this notning with a large class.