The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-16
NEWS MATTERS
OF GEORGETOWN.
TIEALPLANS FOR SHOW
Requiem Mass over the Remains of
Chapter of EpNorth League.

The Washington Poultry, Pigeon, and
Belgian Hare Association met last night
at 1864 Thfrty-second street and arranged
aU details for the exhibition r. he held at
Masonic Tom-sle. Ninth and = Streets.
next week. Tho secretary Of IN, associa-
tiou has been busy for the past two weeks
arranging the entries and other matters
Of Importance. Three hundred exhibitors
and I2.u entries have been slated
Superintendent Frank Spahr. Of Carlisle.
Pa. reached Washington yesterday and
took INN. diate charg. Of affairs Mr.
Spahr is confident OF a successful cNhi-
hiJiuu. and s,Itcs that everything is
ready To- open the exhibition ou Tuesday
to the .ab.ic.
Georgetown is well represented in the
many entries. Er. E.rdsau has entered
several Belgian neros. Frank J. Wissn,r,
Belgian har,s. barred Plymouth Rocks,
and black NinorcaS; Louis b. dU Fiet.
buff Cochin bautam-l Joha NJ. Allen.
black Miuor,as; Thomas keugia, silv.~-
spauEl,d Hamburss. Theodore Barnes.
white Plymouth Rocks, William Weaver
silE,r-Spla@i,d HamburEs. and Henri T.
Weaver, r,so-c1mh-bruwu LaEhorns.
Funeral of T. VI. Mccormack,
Requiem mass was celebrated al n Iy
Trinity Church az . o'clock this morning.
over the remains Of Thomas NJ McCor-
mick. who died Thursday at his residence,
1896 Thirty second Street. The deceased
was forty-sev,u years Of age. and the son
Of the late Edward and Mary L. McCor-
mick.
The meetings for men. under the au-
spices Of the Brotherhood Of St. Andrew.
at st. Johns Episcopal Church. viii be r,-
sumed this winter. The first viii be held
! tomorrow evening. and the Rev. DIT. Ner-
rill +. Gates viii make the address. and
conduct the services. The meetings will
be held on abe third Sunday in each
month, ending in April
William l. Launing and wife yesterday
conveyed 10 Eva A. Emerson Tot 81. ~
I on s. subdivision. square 800. The lot Is
/ improved 10y a new tWo-story and base
ment brick house, recently erected by W.
1 T. Walker. Ou the south side Of Q Street
! the I'D HolIingsworth estate.
/ The District of Columbia yesterday con-
/ yeyed TO Charles NJ Mccarthy a strip of
! lana IN square lZZt. part of Tot p II has
| always been understood that this strip.
I which fronts on Thirty-fourth Street
/ near Prospect was a public alley.
A New EPvorth League Chnpter.
chapter OF the Epworth League has
( been organized at the Eldhrooke Metho-
/ dist Church. Tenleytowu. The following
! We're elected officers: ?. r. Israel. prcsI-
/ dent; William Frecr. first vice president;
! Mrs. +. T. Israel, second vice president.
/ Miss r. A Houser. third vice president
Miss Clara tnauItI, secretary. and Her
/ bert Riley, treasurer. A number If visi-
! tors witnessed the ceremonies. The chap
I ter Will hold its first meeting tomorrow
! evening al the church.
! Mrs. Henry Young. or POoIssviIIC Nd
4 and Mrs. N. II. Gott. are visiting Mrs s
! G. Jones, Of 1Nf y Stree northwest
] Charles + Green has taken CIT a peg.
/ nit to make repairs on premises 3fgI 4
! Street. to cost SGl5. NJ &. Winfield has 20.
/ Ceived the contract.
/ At st John s Church tomorrow the Rev
| &. 3. Spares viii conduct the services
] the Rev Frank II. Barton being incapaci
/ tatCd through illness.
Real estate men report q food Of cu.
/ quIrIes for local houses. but AN Insufficient
! supply. The field for investors in rentiu;
/ houses = large and lucrative There
| an influx of home-hUnters here daily.