Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-29
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Progressfvc Eachre Club Holds q s~.-
sion-odd Fellow Aaniver.ary-
Trinity Missfon-Dreyttt~s

The weekly meetings held alternately
thursday evenings at the residences OF
Messrs. Joseph c. Murray and r. Clinton
Ba'inger. respectively. for the discussion OF
general musical topics. but more psrticu-
larry the vocal side OF the art, are de-
scribed as interesting and Instructive 10
those attending. The evenings exercises
are made up Of discussion OF operas. ora
torios and masses. and of the most famous
artists. Among those who have shared In
these evenings Of discussion and song NAV
De mentioned DIR. James Caulfield. organist
and choir master; Mr.. Michael Seaman,
nasso-cantante of Trinity Church choir;
Prof. William Hughes, conductor OF ST
Stephens choir; Messrs. Joseph e. MURRAY.
Edward Miller. Robert Engiehart. X. elm
ton Balinger, T. Albert Murray and Walter
Gross.
Trinity Church Services.
The evening services for men at the mis-
sion at Trinity Church closed last evening
with a sermon by Rev. Father Wallace.
No services will be held this evening. but
Candidates will receive the sacrament of
oapusm Ii was expected that the pishop
would DE present at the church tomorrow
afternoon to administer the sacrament OF
confirmation to a number of candidates
put owing to circumstances the ceremony
VIII not be celebrated until the succeeding
o.
morrow afternoon at O'Clock for women.
and AT night for the men.
Omcers Chosen.
Grand Chief Templar Z. H. Jones fniti-
ated four new members at the regular
meeting of Independent Lodge of the Good
Tempars last evening. New officers were
elected, as follows: ID. T. Dumberth. c. T:
Miss Mary Riley, V. T.; J. s. B!ackford
X s.; w. H. Parsons. r. s.; William A.
Pettis. NJ. Visitors from other lodges wer.
present.
Progressive Euchre.
The regular meeting of the p p T. Club
was held Thursday evening at the re sid, nee
Of Dr. A b. <shekell. at 1879 32d street at
which there was a large attendance. Sew
eral hours were spent In playing, ard at
the close ii was found that six of the
ladies and two OF the gentlemen were tied
for first honors In the first instance and
second honor in the latter. 1t was neces-
sary TO play deciding game between the
leaders. and this was done. The first prize
Tor the ladies was finally won by Mrs.
Fleming, with Miss O'Donoghue second.
Capt. Dean won the gentlemen's first prize,
Mr. Fleming securing second. At the close
of the playing the party assembled In the
dining room. whore refreshments were
served. Those present were: DIR. aLi Mrs.
A. b. Shekel Mr.. and Mrs. Nionou. Mr..
and Mrs. John Fleming, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Miss Katie ODopoghue, Miss Annie Mas
terscn, Miss Lizzie Hess, Miss Clara Spicer.
Capt. Dean, Mr.. I. A. Newman Mr.. Will
lam Stohlman and Mr.. Moore.
Anniversary Celebr -tfon.
The first anniversary of Young Meme
Progressive Lodge. No. 4l56. Grand United
Order of Odd Fellows, was celebrated
Thursday evening at the hail. on 2>th
street. The guest of the evening was Nor
rfc he, Ia.
lodge instructor since its organization, and
10 whom a banquet was rendered after the
addresses were made. Speeches Were de-
Evered by Thomas II. Wright. n. l..
Holmes Of Virginia, District Grand Master
]. A. Stevens. Grand Director David A.
Clark. Messrs. Eugene Brooks. David War
ner, w. c. Martin, Thomas West Benson
T. Locke and others. Among others pres
James A Wade, John 7. Turner, Hamilton
Turley, Addison Syphax, James L. Turner,
]. F. r. Brown and others.
Brief Mention.
Mrs J. L. Shaw of 1870 Valley street has
returned home from a pleasant visit TO her
father at the family residence i'm Montgom-
cry county, Md.
A bazaar will begin Monday evening at
Mt Zion NJ. f. Church. which will continue
for several weeks.
Information has been received here Of the
death of Mrs. Marceline Campbell, the
widow of the late G.. A. Campbell. which
occurred at Jersey City, n. j., January 81.
The deceased was eighty-one years OF age.
and resided in Georgetown for u number OF
years.
At st. AIMS Church. Tenleytown the
masses tomorrow will he celebrated at
and 1890 o'clock in the morning by the
pastor. Rev. Joseph c. Mallon.
The interest IN the revival meetings at
the Gay Street Baptist Church Keeps Up.
and the public, as well the members OF
the church. show their appreciation Of the
preaching of Rev. DIR. J. J. Muir and 9TH
ers by a general attendance nightly. DIR.
S. H. Greene OF Calvary Church. Will
preach Monday evening. A meeting viii be
held every evening next week.