Evening star., 1901-06-06
AFFAIRS a ~ GEORGETOWN
ANNUAL TREAT FOR STUDENTS OF
Tlza tINTHFfvt INSTITUTE.
Complimentary Entertainment to the
Ladies Who Aided at Recent
F.ir4ener.l Items.

enjoyed their ANNUAL Ice cream. cake and
strawberry treat last evening in the large
class room, Of the building. Through the
generosity OF the Linthicum Dramatic Club.
q very pleasant evening was spent. After
the feast speeches were in order. Mr.. James
H. Taylor, MIR. William A. Gordon, prest-
dent Of the board Of trustees; Mr.. r. c.
Balinger and Mr.. Nathan WE'LL made ad-
dresses on behalf of the faculty. Messrs. r.
Bland Phelps. Walter D. Waugh. Edward
Klock and all Of those In the commencement
exercises made brief addresses. the ma
3ority speaking Of the benefits Of the insti-
tuition and expressing thanks to the teach
ers and faculty. Besides those mentioned.
the guests Of Intervening were Mrs. Edward
l.. Dent, son and daughter. Mrs. Bal1nger.
Mr.. r. S. Balinger and Mr.. George w.
Drew.
Maccabees' Euchre.
Georgetown Tent No. G, OF Maccabees
gave a very pleasant euchre party last
evening at its headquarters in Stohlman's
Hail. Nearly 100 players were present, and
series Of fifteen games was played Ten
prizes for ladies and as many for gentlemen
were awarded, the playing being exceed
ingty close. After the close ice cream ana
cake were served.
Ladies Entertained.
The ladies' who assisted at the recent
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assembled at the parish hall last evening
and enjoyed treat provided for them by
Rev. J. c. Mailon in appreciation Of their
services. There was good attendance
and plenty Of refreshments. and toward
the close of the evening dancing was In
augurated. handsome punch bowl was
ratified of and was won by Mrs. Rose
Stohlman, whose ticket, No. 3, proved to be
the lucky one.
The euchre party for the benefit of the
building fund will be held Monday even
ing at Carroll Hall, G street, between 9th
and 10th streets A number Of prizes have
been offered.
Successful Lawn Fete.
A very successful lawn fete was given
yesterday afternoon and evening the
lawn surrounding St. Adams Church on
Wisconsin avenue. The ladies of the
church and others helped to make every
one spend a most pleasant evening. A
large number of persons from Georgetown
and Washington attended. The fete
tinued until 10 o'clock.
Real Estate at Auction.
Several pieces of property belonging to
the estate Of John J. Harrington were yes
terday put up at public auction. on which
bids were made, but only one piece was
sold-premises 3237 NJ street. improved by
frame building. containing 2.64O square
feet. which brought $1,000. 1t was bought
in by Mr. E. NJ. P. Harris, The modern
dwelling on ed street. occupied by F. w
DaW. paperhanger, was withdrawn after
bid of 5000 had been received. house
on East Market space and the two-story
brick dwelling at 32JJ NJ street We're also
withdrawn.
Soldiers Arrested.
Thomas Randall, aged twentytwo; Will
lam NJ Fullerton, aged twenty-one; Phil
lis Greenwood, aged twenty-one; William
Whelan, aged twenty-five, and Frank Os-
borne, aged Twenty-Five soldiers from Fort
Myer were arrested last evening by Po-
licemen Davis and Bachenheimer on
were taken in custody at the Aqueduct
bridge and 1t was alleged that they at
tempted to hold up white woman.
Youthful COlored Prisoner.
Nathaniel Williams, fifteen-year-old
colored boy. was taken in custody yester-
'daysafternoon as a suspect The boy for
merly worked as waiter at the residence
of Mr.. J. H. Doyle, 3016 o street but was
discharged about three months ago, after
all attempts at reforming him had proved
unavaling. He was caught in the upper
floor Of the house yesterday In his stocking
feet, having gained access by means of a
cellar window and leaving his hat and
shoes in the basement. He was detected
by one of the ladies of the house and after
pursuit was caught and turned over to
the police.
Violating the Fish Law.
Granville Carter. a colored man, was ar
rested this morning by Policeman c. H.
Bannigan of the fourth precinct on a
charge of violating the fish law. The man
was caught dipping for herring in the up
per Potomac and was brought to the sta
ton about 9 o'clock He was Immediately
taken to the Police Court.
Wedding Anniversary Celebrated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Clarke celebrated
the first anniversary Of their wedding last
evening at their residence, ITO 34th street.
happy crowd was present and a pleasant
evening was spent. Refreshments were
served toward the close. The couple were
the recipients of many substantial and ap-
propriate gifts and received the well wish
es of all their guests.
Brief Mention.
Mrs. Sarah J. Howe of 3410 @ street is
lying seriously i'll at her residence.
The annual meeting zof the Citizens
Northwest Suburban Association will be
held Friday evening at Masonic Hall, Ten
leytown.
Hotel Arrivals.
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