The evening times., 1898-11-18
WHAT Is GOING ON
IN GEORGETOWN
Public school Entertainmeut-De
of Hodge Waddey-Nasonic News.
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The dance given last night by the Nir-
ginia Memorial Chapter of St Mary
Guild, at Linthicum Hail. for the pur-
pose of raising money for the Children :
Hospital, of Washington was the first
society event of the season and was large
ly attended by prominent society people
of Georgetown. The hall was beautifully
decorated with palms and tropical plants
and the music was excellent. Among
those present were: Misses Elizabeth
Bradley. Helen Dunlop. Grace Dunlop,
Mabel Cottrou, Esther Gordon, Helen
Craigen, Madeline O'Brien, of New York,
Marie Young, Rebecca Hyde. the Misses
Leech. the Misses Cassen, Antonia Har-
very, Margaret Harvey, Mary Harvey,
Anna Hoeke Julia Wilson. Sallie Cox,
Belle Willett DougaH, the Misses Buckley,
virgia Adler, Cahil, Alice Bishop and
Jane Willett; Messrs DR.. L. L. Harlan,
Reeve Lewis, 5. Duncan Bradley. David
A. Greenleaves, Douglass SimmS, Frank
Davis, Eiic Bentley. Hugh Pendleton.
Harry Blunt, Laird Blunt, Graham
Hume John Urquhart, Lewis Haskell,
Wilson Young, Fred Leech. Edward
LOCKER. Barry Mohun, John Peachen, Ed
ward kimble Andrew y. Bradley, Al
fred Tyler Morgan Thompson, William
Nesbit Allan Gordon, Karl Cooke, Rey-
nolds Nicholson and James p. Willett
ir.: Mrs. Florence Harris, Mrs. Wilson
NJ Young, Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Kenyon,
NJ and Mrs. Armstead Peter. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Bradley. Mrs. DouSal and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde.
The entertainment given last evening by
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school was very largely attended. All
present expressed themselves as much
gratifed. with the excellent manner in
which the school children rendered their
parts and the selections by the outside
talent were also we'll received. \ large
sum of money was realized, which will
be used to purchase pictures for the
school building. The following pro-
gram was rendered: Chorus (a)
THE Farmer Boy Cb) Under the
Hedge-row, third grade; Gossip Panto-
mine, fifth grade; Motion Song" first
grade; club swinging, Prof. r. r. Rior-
don; chorus second grade; Thinkers
Chorus" from Robin Hood" tenor solo,
Mr. Frank Cox; drill, fourth grade; So
prano solo. Miss Atlee; recitation. Mrs.
Bangeter; bass solo, Mr.. ]. II. Duffey
chorus Johnny Schmoker." Miss Hop
kins and Miss Mason. accompanies.
Hodge Waddey, son of w. s. Waddey,
a well-known Georgetown merchant, died
last night at u o'clock at the home of his
father 2913 \ Street. He had been slight
ly i'll for several months and was thought
to be improving until last night. Shortly
after going 10 bed he complained of pain
in the region of the heart a doctor was
sent for, but before assistance could be
rendered he died. The deceased was for
merly employed at the navy yard. The
funeral arrangements have not yet been
completed.
The Orient Lodge of Perfection, No 2,
A. A. S. r., held their regular monthly
meeting in Masonic Hall last evening.
Besides the routine business the four
teenth degree was conferred upon seve al
candidates. Grand Commander Cas-
we'll, 33d degree. was present and deliv-
cred an address.
The annual grand visitation of the
Grand Lodge of the District to Potomac
Royal Arch Chapter, No. s. will be held
next Tuesday evening in Masonic Hall
Companion General S. s. Burdette viii
be the speaker of the evening.
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