Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-28
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Forty Hours Devotion at St. AIMS Church.
Tenleytown.
Services VIII Commence Tomorrow
With Solemn High Mass-Other
News of Interest.

The forty hours devotion will begin at
st. AIMS Church, Tenleytown, tomorrow
morning at high mass, commencing at 1890
o'clock, and will close Tuesday morning
with mass at o'clock. The hours of ser
vice will be: Vespers, Sunday and Monday
evenings at 7:45 o'clock, and high mass,
Monday and Tuesday mornings at O. clock.
Special music has been selected for the
services. Sunday night a choir of priests
will chant the Magnificent Miss Annie E.
Grant will sing "Salve Regina" as a solo,
and at benediction Miss Martha Poore will
render 20 Salutaris,' by Bartlett. Rev.
James Mackin pastor of St. Pauls Church,
will preach.
LIE JeaIS vespers will be sung Monday
night by choir the soloists of which will
be Miss Annie e, Grant, soprano: Miss
Mamie Grant, alto; Mr.. T Albert Murray.
basso, and H. o. Cook, tenor, with Mrs.
Clara Baker Smith as diTectress and Mr..
Arthur d. Mayo organist. Bassni's Salve
Regina will be sung by Miss Annie Grant.
AT benedicton 40 Salutaris," Berge, will
be sung by Mrs Clara b Smith; "Tantum
Ergo" Willard, by Mr.. II. O. Cook. as a
solo, and chorus, "Laudate Dominum,'
GregOrian.
Before benediction Rev. John Gaynor will
deliver a sermon on the blessed sacrament.
During the services Sunday night and Mon
day and Tuesday mornings Mr.. George
Herbert Wells of Georgetown university
will preside at the organ. Miss Ada Poore
will be the soprano solOist
Church Services.
Revival services have been held all of
the past week at the West Washington
Baptist Church, formerly the Gay Street
Baptist Church. in the temporary quarters
at Baer's Hall, northwest corner of 31st
and NJ streets The pastor, Rev. w. s. o.
Thomas, has been ably assisted by Rev
of hpr11 a %
viVal has been quite successful, and will
continue all of next week, special services
being held every evening.
The annual retreat of the students of
Georgetown University commences this
evening at SD o'clock, and will continue
until Wednesday morning, November l.
The retreat will be conducted by Rev.
Patrick a. Halpin. S. ].
Rev. Mr.. Flagg will deliver special SER
mon tomorrow evening al Ebenezer A. NJ.
r. Church to the children. The sermon
is one Of a series that is being delivered at
the church.
Annual Visitation.
The officers of the Grand Lodge, F. \. A.
NJ, of the District made their annual visi-
tation to George c. Whiting Lodge, No %,
Thursday evening. The occasion drew
representative gathering of the members
of the fraternity in Georgetown and Wash
ington There were in all about 80 pres
evening Mr.. Samuel c. Palmer. past grand
master. made an address, concluding by
presenting TO the grand master, Mr.. J. II.
Small, jr., several elegantly bound vol
umeS a token of the esteem and APP
probation in which he is held. The Grand
Lodge conferred the third degree upon a
number of candidates AT the conclusion of
the business the members were served with
refreshments Mr.. B. w. Murch is the
grand master of Whiting Lodge.
Bicycle StOIen
Wyatt A. Wrenn of 3416 NJ street visited
barber shop NJ street last evening,
and left his wheel standing outside When
he came out the wheel was gone The mat
ter was Immediately reported to the po-
o'clock Policeman Minor Furr of the BIZ
cycle squad arrested Edwin Goodman, col
ored, aged seventeen, on suspicion of hav-
ing committed the theft. The wheel was
not recovered.
General Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Lee of 2722 n
street entertained the Helotrope Circle and
its friends last evening. The entertainment
took the form of a musicale, at which
Misses Lena Hewlett, Marie Morgan and
Emma Lee Brown contributed numbers
The program of the evening concluded with
the serving of an excellent repast.
The students of Georgetown University
held their annual entertainment last even
ing at CASTOR Memorial Hall, admittance
being given to students of the school only
Under the direction of Mr. George O'Con-
nor vaudeville program was presented
Mr.. Walter Wetzel of street is seri-