Evening star., 1898-11-08
ANACOST HAPPENINGS
St. Teresa's Church Fair Opens Ausp;
ciously in Parish Hall.
The booths and Those in Charge
Daughters of America Fay
Fraternal Visit.

The fair for the benefit of st. Teresa 8
Church, for which arrangements have been
going OH for some time past was oDened
last night in the church hail. at the corner
OF Washington and Fillmore streets. Ana
costa. A portion of the st. Elizabeth h
Home Band was in attendance to supnly
music.
Inc lair room was handsome with it's
taste1ul decorations. which were of a pa
trlouc nature, the red, white ana blue
peihs much III evidence. while the various
booths made an effective setting to the
whole The fair will last until the 10th
The different booths and those in charge
OF then are as follows:
Ladies Benevolent Society booth. gro
Gerry and annex-Mrs Downey in charee. .
assistants, Mesdames Branson, Osterman
FOX Fox Reardon, skidmore. WEIGH Taylor
and Misses Bennett and Talbert
ST. Elizabeth booth-Mrs II. e Norton
IN IN charge; assistants, Mesdames Shrevc
Mather;, Stephenson, O'Brlen, Roche, Wee.
don, Edeiin end Misses Kane OLeary r
u, QUAD Boyer, Pomeroy and McAndrew.
confectionery and ice cream-Mrs Ash
down in charge; assistants Mesdarae
Leonard, Burdine, Harrison, Dixon, Green
and MiScl 80
Children of Mary booth--Miss Margaret
-AadlSan in charge: assistants Misses Sa
ran B2avan, Annie Green, Elizabeth Bran
son, Nellie Leonard. Mary Harrison an!
other members of the society
flower booth-Miss Adelaide Davis in
charse; assistants Misses FOy NJ Harti-
gan, Mamie Casper, Bertha Mccain. Katie
Do"ney, Gertrude Harrison, Belle Scott
and Apphia HARRISON
mistress. H0O
Museum of art-Miss Cecilia Coughlfn.
Paddle stand-Messrs. Thos f. Kane
casper Nisel' Jos. Arendes and VIM. Wat
Merry-g y-go-round-Messrs. Jas. Glennon and
Thos. Z. Reard0n.
Cane rack-Mr. Jno. T. Reagan
Frntcrnal Visit.
The drill team of Old Glory Council, No.
II, Daughters of America, of Washington.
paid a visit last night to Stars and Stripes
Council, No 13, d. of A., of Anacostia. the
meeting being held in Masonic Hall. and as
sisted the local organization in initiating
several candidates. The drill team was un-
der the command of Captain Hazelton and
Lieut.. SerSon and comprised the following:
Misses Kate Fuller, Lottie Burr Carrie
Denhan. Emma Denham, Orrie Dorsey. r.
Kelly. Rosa Day, F. Leib, Susan Lucas,
Gertrude Williams, NJ. Altman. Lillian Maj,
ley. Mary Watson, A. P. Hazelton. Ida
Phinney and Ella Scott
After the drill and limitations We're over
rs marks We're made by Rev. Joseph b.
Thompson. Mr.. Thomas Sergon, CAPTAIN
Hazelton and others. Refreshments We're
served.
Team Runs Away.
The two-horse dairy team Of Joseph Wah-
Ter of Congress Heights became frightened
while crossing the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road crossing on Monroe street yesterday
forenoon and ran away. Near Harrison
street they Coliided with number of teams
and the dairy wagon nearly wrecked
The driver was not injured.
Street in Bad Condition.
The report of the police in regard to the
condition of Nichols avenue between the en-
trance to the insane asylum and Congress
Heights is ipdorsed by every resident along
that part of the avenue named and scores
Of persons who drive frequently over the
street The laying of the tracks for the
electric cars has driven all the travel 10
the east side of the street, and as a conse-
quence that part of the avenue is spoiled
for driving purposes by rutS and holes in
nun cradle.
Successful Hunters.
Messrs. James Beal and Andrew Boyer
have returned from weeks hunting trip
in Fauquer county, Va. They had splendid
sport and report that the woods are teem-
ing with rabbits, wild turkeys, pheasanls
and partrdges.
Personal Mention.
Mr. Joseph Pullin of Washington street
has been removed to Providence Hospital
suffering from typhoid fever.