Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-11
AFFAIRS IN GEolGETowN.
Program Of Church Seryices--sAn Ar
ii~ REWRITTEN eFaI iNews.H a. o.

Program OF ChurGh Sery1ceS--SAR Ar
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Children's day, will be observed tomor.
row in the Dumbarton Avenue II. E.
Church. Infant baptism will be admins
tered at IL o'clock, and at the conclusion
of this the pastor, Rev. DR.. J. B. Stitt, will
preach an appropriate sermon to the chill
Gren of the Sunday school The exercises
at s o'clock in the evening will be by the
school, ard will include number Of congs
and recitations by the members of the in
FAINT department.
At the West Street Presbyterian Church
Children's day will also be observed. Nc
evening exercises will be held, the celebra-
ton occurring in the forenoon at IL O'Clock
The pastor. Rev. DR.. w. c. Alexander, VIII
deliver an appropriate sermon to the young
people, and good musical program has
been arranged for the occasion.
A special mass will be celebrated tomor-
row morning at o'clock at Trinity Church
the day being the celebration of the feast
the taking Of their first communion by a
large class of boys and girls, who have beer
under instructions for the solemn occasion
for several months past.
The congregation of the Baptist Church
of Falls Church. Va. will worship with the
congregation of the Gay Street Baptis,
Church tomorrow evening at O'Clock
Rev. J. w. Kincheloe of Virginia will de-
service a number Of persons from Falls
Church will be received into the faith ard
baptized. The pastor OF the church, Rev
w. S. o. Thomas, who will deliver the ser
mon at the morning service. will assist In
the evening.
William Connors, a white man, whose age
is given as seventy years, was arrest
ed last evening shortly before O'Clock. by
Policeman Connors, on charge OF disor-
derby conduct and assault. While feeling the
effects Of several drinks the old man be-
came involved in an alteration with Bar
ney Levi, who keeps a small clothing store
on the north side of M street between 3Oth
and 31st streets. Levi was arguing with a
bill poster about posting some bills on the
side Of his store, when Connors interfered
and in war Of words with Levi, struck
him in the face.
The request for sixty dozen black sateen
shirts for the use of the soldiers at Camp
Alger, which was published yesterday, has
brought forth an answer from the patriotic
people Of this section. This morning two
dozen shirts were expressed to the camp
the same being contributed by Mrs. Holds
worth Gordon Mrs. William Gordon, Mrs.
Mayhem Platter and others. More will be
sent later. -7
Mary E. Kaemmerer has sold to Edith M
Baltzley twenty-three of the lots in Glen
Echo, the price for which Is placed at
81, 200.
force brought to the station last evening a
horse which was found wandering on the
road. @ o
Mr.. Charles Eliason of this place has
been appointed paymAster in the navy.
Mr.. George T. Fritch a son have supplied
the soldiers at Camp AlGfr with 500 new
brooms, which were sent 4out this morning.
Trouble Nds9serious. p
The trouble in GeorgetAwn between Mr..
Dean and Mr.. James, Yates, as stated in
The Star. was not of a1serious nature. Mr..
Dean was not in condition to look after
Mr. Yates to try and set. him home. In the
effort Mr.. Yates was struck on the head
and made unconscious but was not cut or
hurt otherwise. He came TO on the way to
the hospital