Evening star., 1899-11-17
AFFAIRS IN fGEORGETOWN
Coming Celebration Of an Anniversary at St.
Johns P. T. Church.
Presentation of EngrOssed ResOIu-
tiOns in Memory of a Deceased
Temptar-9ther News.

Ihe first of the regular monthly meetings
for men for this season will be held at
ST. johns Church. corner Of Potomac and
streets, Sunday evening, commencing at
I:30 O'Clock. This meeting will be on the
sixth anniversary Of the movement, which
aims to provide, the third Sunday Of each
month, addresses before the organization
by the strongest men among the Episcopal
clergy Of the diocese of Washington and
adjoining dioceses. The addresses and the
meetings generally are adapted to men,
whether with or without church affilia-
tions.
AT the meeting Sunday evening the Right
kew Henry Yates Satterlee, bishop OF the
diocese of Washington, will be present, and
has consented to make the address on this
occasion. 1t Is also expected that a speak
er, whose special field IS among young men,
Will be present at the meeting and make
a short address.
Presentation of Resolutions.
The members OF Potomac Commandery
n. l., Wednesday evening proceeded in a
body to the home of Mrs Mary A. Schultze
at 2713 M street, the widow of Past Com
mander John H. Schultze, who died re-
Gently. and in the name Of the commandery
presented to her very handsomely engrossed
resolutions, expressive Of the esteem in
which the deceased was held by his fellow
knishts Mrs. SchultZe received the men,
pers or the commandery in the parlors Of
nef nome. The past commander, George E.
C3Ison, made the presentation speech, to
"alch 1eeiing response was made.
several weeks ago Mrs. Schultze present
ed 10 the commandery a life-siZe portrait
OF hef deceased husband, which has been
placeo IN conspicuous place on the walls
OF the organization's asylum. Mr.. Schultze
was one of the charter members of Poto-
mac Commandery, held the highest office in
the gift of his brother knights that of emf
nent commander, and was treasurer Of the
commandery for seventeen years.
Serious Accident.
George Smothers, colored, aged eighteen
years while driving q horse attached to a
wagon on the Conduit road yesterday morn
ing, was unable to manage the animal and
was thrown out. This occurred just with
IN the District line, near the entrance to
the bicycle path around Dalecarlia hill.
onlothers was picked up by some friends.
ana later In the day, his condition becom-
ing serious, he was removed to George
town University Hospital, where an exami-
nation revealed the fact that he was suf-
ferlng from conclusion Of the brain.
Injured While at Work.
Henry Glow, aged about forty-fve,
painter by trade, while at work yesterday
afternoon, shortly before o'clock, fell
GOWN the steps OF the house at the corner
Of 3lst and P Pstreets and fractured his
ankle. physician was summoned and
rendered relief to the sufferer, after which
ne was removed to his home at 10 Z street
southeast in the police ambulance.
Death of Mrs. Mary e. DonneIIy.
Mrs. Mary E. Donnelly the wife of Mr.
Daniel Donnely, died last evening shortly
after o'clock at her residence, 3342 Pros
pect avenue. The funeral will be held Mon
day morning from the late residence of the
deceased at $50 o'clock. a mass of re-
QUEEN will be chanted at Trinity Church
for the repose of her soul.
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