Evening star., 1897-05-01
SU Blu RBAN NEWS
ANACOsTIA. A

The official list OF the committees which will
have charge Of the proposed Masonic fair for the
benefit of Anacos:l Lodge OF Mason5 is follows:
Executive. Edwin Minnix, worshpful master.
chairman: c. W. Okey, first vice chairman; Julius
W. Tolson junior warden. second vice chairman;
John ii. King. secretary; Adolphus Guide. past mas
ter. treasurer. ReceptiOn-Rev. willard q. Daven-
post. chairman; John II. Mills, past master; VIM.
+. Gude. senior warden; Samuel f. Shields, past
master: Ezra Alley Mathers, James Z. HALEY, past
master; William II. Collins, pas; master: Claudius
H. Smith. past master: SimueI E. O'Bren. Charles
A Stevens, Henry A. Griswoid Mrs. NJ. Z. Espey,
Wniiamscn NJ M Gnae MS d shields Skfy Mrs Ms Al
len, Mrs W. X. Nicholson, Mrs. Mary E. Nalley.
manu. cnrs j. JAMES ISm IT. PaTs Donp s1f usn
James C. Leonar,I ehairman: hal Nv Wilbur s Dodge, past
eaifman! faf Henry s IsyerdsE amatiis sa%aes nfs
Booths and tables s-wiIliam W. Freeman, chairman;
fs Eno George e. VIZ Fowier Charles &aIsSn car
enee T. Scott Decorations William Guide. Sc
master; Frederick II. Kramer, Chris Schehorn
Wilbur 5. Dodge, past master. donations Henry
\. n. harnsh, Wilbur NJ. Dodge. E. A. Mathers,
William H. Biggs; James F. Fedion; Horace Gro
William H. Scott. William ID. Campbell Dancing
j. Beyer JAMS s! Carter. Frederick T H. Kramer. zm
samuel NJ Frazier, J. B. Redd, Alfred t. Grimes.
Campbell. William H. Scott. Henry Kuhn, , past
W.
Supper tables Martin H. Schneider. chairman;
CLARENCE E sc9tt. $ E Shields. y; n; Harnish,
Paddle stand--Samuel E Shields past master
chairman; William D. Campbell Willis W. Fisher.
Charles NJ Eznmons. Frank T. Eno Samuel NJ.
Charles II. Dodge.
Kailway company is progressing 1t is understood
that President liandie Is having much success in
that all the money needed for the CONSTRUCTION OF
the road will be forthcoming.
ton several days this week. visited Mrs Freterck
Donshss In Anacostia during her stay in the Dis
herself as being heartily in favor Of the plans Of
the latter for making the home of the late Fred
hope and historic shrine Mrs Douglass has
been laboring ever since her husbands death to
rnra and NTH IN favor Of her plans in this re-
cure lis accomplishment. Miss Willard also told
ahle pIngaass that she believed she would find
me me AtaEtie,- who will willingly help her TO carry
Miss o. W. Could medical missionary from
Nelore. India: Misses Newell and Bustard who are
mission work and sss slater @ aan OF oums G siSnss I n,
mah addressed the congregation of the East
,is ,Minshnston Heights Baptist Church at meetings
Mr. Theodore A Havemeyer, who died in New
amornt of property in East wasbn%tn Hn,h,s G a
Vicnity and was also largely interested in the pro-
posed electric railway between Overlook Inn and
washington Whether the death of Mr.. Havemeyer
will also be the death of the scheme for the new
railroad Is question that Is agitating the minds of
gooi many persons who wPnt to rapid transit
tTict. - ~ ~
Mr. John L. Jones and Miss Emma s Prather,
both OF AnacOstia, were married Wednesday even
Ing at Emmanuel =. E. Church by Rev W. G.
Davenport.
A number of property owrers on Jackson street
have received notice from the health department
20 make proper sewer and wster connections within
the next thirty days.
The last meeting of Eecta Chapter. o. F. s.
was largely attended and degrees were confer1ed
on several members
MIR. E. II. Murray Of Buffalo, " Y who was the
guest OF slr: H. s. Stowe has returned home
Hr. and Mrs Richard Cornell (nee Tutts) upop
their return from their wedding trip, will reside
Piseataway.
Prince Georges county will make appointments of
trustees to the almshouse and health office at their
next meeting ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Weed who were recently
married. make their home In Seabrook