Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
kENSINGTON.

Tie detilcatory services OF the new ST. Paul's
NJ +. Church now In process Of erection, promise
90 he OF an unusually interesting character At
10 O'Clock the morning Of the 18th DR.. H. H. Naylor
Of TIE Mckendree Church, Washington, will preach
Tie sermon Of DR.. Luther b. Wilson, presiding
elder OF the Washington district. at 3 O'Clock in
lie af;sEn0"n will be Immediately followed by the
regular dcGica:ory services rs provided In tie
Methodist ritual. The evening sermon Will he
delivered by Rev. Dr. ]. ST. Clair Neal pastor
Ct the Hartford Avenue Church, Baltimore Special
music has been in preparation by the choir for some
tiiae, and several well known Washington singers
Wi ren,.er solos during the services.
Miss Edna MannIkee Of Keusin.ton and Mr.
john A Jones OF DcAerson weie married Tuesday
10y 6, a. FIederick- Md by the Rev. Freeman
if4Gn Mr. ami Mrs Jones will leave for Illinois
Wednesday neat, where they expect to reside
Judge Ferris Of niilsboro. Ohio. has joined Mrs.
Tie hoIGe OF her sister. Mrs 4. E Hart. Time ~
Mrs L. A Iangille and Miss Letltia LangiIle
have gone - Ohio for months visit relatives
y slight IRE occurred at the home Of Mr. Albert
Nctt Tuesday morning. which was caused by the
taPi3sion q u gasoline stove Damage amounting
An unusually large meeting OF the Kensing,on
Literary Society WAS held at the home of Mr. w
II. Mannakee Wednesday evening about one hun
Grsd being present. After the roll CALL which was
responded 10 with quotations from Washing ION
irving. tie author selected for the evening the
following enjoyable program WIS presented: Piano
Solo, Mrs.. Frank Higgins; piano duet Miss Kate
Hayden and Miss Nanuette MiIiken; recitati IN
Tie whistling regiment" Miss Martina White
song ashore Miss Annie Warner; ESSAY on
Washington Irving. Miss Flora Warren Smith; solo.
Anchored NE. Marion Dorian; Viano solo Miss
Kate Hayden. After this program cake and ice
cream was served on the broad porches and lawn
which pretIily decorated with Chimes, Ian
ferns Thomas Nelson Page will be the author
for the next session. the place of meeting TO be
Announced Iate-.
Among the Out-ot-fOvn visitors present were
Nr J. L. Dubois. Mr.. W. Russell Branham MIR
W H. Cornish Miss Florence Paul. Miss Emma
Morris OF Washington. Miss Martina White BaItI-
more Mn. Judge Ferris. Ohio: Mrs. ID. X. "
Nevis. Princeton, and Miss Mary Huston, PhiladeI-
phia.
Tie Methodist preachers meeting was held
Of this place instead Of Foundry Church, W. sh-
ing'on. as usual A paper was read by Dr. II.
X Naylor IN reply to DR.. Corey's paper, Does
OF the business meeting the ministers, alout
twenty-five in number. adjourned 10 the home
OF DIR. Naylo. where luncheon was served.
A dramatic society has been started among
ne young people OF kensington, composed of those
between the ages OF twelve and eighteen. Two
organization meetings have been held. . constitu-
tiol has been adopted and officers elected. The
nrst regular meeting viii be held Monday evening
Le1t at the home of Miss Sadie Knnear and tsere-
after business and social meetings will be aeld
each alternate Monday.
Tie Sabbath schools OF ST. Paul's N Z. q ,rch
and the Warner Memorial Preshyter.a Ch- rch
viii give their annual excursion July %, goin TO
Marshall Hall.
Ar. Louis W. Ma1son has gone 20 Sen +. n
cisco as delegate TO the Y. L. S. C. +. IN
held there While absent Mr.. Ma>--- VIZ Wit