Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-10-01
LAUREL, MD.

Mr.. Robert F. Morrison Of the 9th Maryland
Regiment, who has been confined in the hospital
in Baltimore for several weeks has returned to
his home
Mr.. ]. H. Sothorsn Compton is still seriously i'll
of typhoid fever at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Barnes Compton.
Ivy Conclave, No. 592, Improved Order Of Hepta-
sophs, was instituted here Tuesday night, with
thirty six charter members. The officers of the
order in charge of the Institution George V.
Metzcl Of Stewartstewn. Pa. past supreme archon
and founder of the order. John W. Cruett, supreme
organizer; Willard F. Thomas. district deputy or
Sanize., and William F. Gilliland, DIR. Rinehart
and others. all of Baltimore. The officers Of the
lodge Frederick Dallam, past archon;
Charles W. barr, archon; Michael ]. Tighe, pro-
vost; James r Curley, secretary; George w Liv-
iuSston, fnancIer; George W. Waters, 1r., treas
urer; A. S. Davis, prelate; Willard F. Schooley,
IL spector: II. F. Swafneld warder; ]. N. New
berry. sentinel DR.. j. r. HUNT Charles F. Shaf-
fer, jr. Frank W. Await, trustees
The funeral Of Charles I. Farall, who died sud
denly In Washington Thursday morning last. took
place from Centenary N. f. Church Saturday af-
ternoon and conducted by Rev. L. A. Thir-
keld, former pastor, and Rev James McLaren,
Mics Martha f. Tyson died Saturday at 'Aln-
brief illness. She seventy six years of age.
Miss Tysen's three sisters, Misses Mary, Letitia
and Elizabeth, survive her. The funeral was held
Tuesday, Rev. I. A. tombstone officiating. and ia
terInen was made in Ivy Hill cemetery. The pail
hearers were Jshn sHowden, Charles H. STANLEY
Brehme George w. Waters, DR.. John Cronmiller
and Dr. X. II. Sadler.
Monday night last the Ladies' Aid Society met
at Centenary NJ E. Church parsonage and made
returns parsonage debt. Their collections
amounted to about $s2 Through their aid the
Iastor will be entirely successful in his effort
reduce by one-third the Indebtedness the church
and parsonage property. After returns were made
refreshments were served and delightful social
time enjoyed.
Mr.. William Bevans, wife and daughter, of
Mr. Andrew BevaAs This Is the second time the
brothers have met in forty years
ing her father Mr.. I. u. Bond.
Mrs Edgar Stewart and child Of Washington are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
The funeral Of Mr. Edward S. westbrook, aged
seventy-two years whe died At Germantown, near
Annapolis. took place here Monday. He was once
a resident Of Laurel but removed 10 a farm near
Annapolis several years ago, where he resided at
the time OF his death.
High School in Washington this year.
The Rev. Dr. y. II. Carroll and family returned
Tuesday their home in Baltimore for the
winter
Mr. and Mrs.Frank X. jenkins lately of Laurel.
ing marriage of their daughter. Miss Emily Tai
tot. Mr.. Thomas X. jenkins. The ceremony
viii take place at IL am. Wednesday, October II.
Mr. Charles l. Young removed his family from
Baltimore TO Laurel this week.
rrivates Nose Austheiner ard George G. Crooks
of Company X, LIST District of Columbia N0iun-
teers visited members Of their company here re
Gently.
Nr. Stenoskie and-Miss Lillian Bell were united
In marriage Wednesday evening at Centenary NJ.
T. parsonage by the Rev. James Mcl-aren.
Akplica ton has been made TO the circuit court
for uiaudurnu. requiring the Prince George S
school board to show why Master f. Webb
Griffith should have the free scholarship from this
c-unty 10 tie male department OF the Western
Marylapd College. lie has been appointed by the
board but Senator Claggett holds that Master T..
Nxvous Reed is entitled the scholarship be-
cause as alleged. he made the highest average In
the competitive examination.
Thursday the Rev. j. +. Amos and family OF
Savage entertained at dinner the Revs J. l.
Wheeler and james McI.aren and wives.
Mr. owen Edmors;on is attending the Central
High School in Washington this year.