Evening star., 1901-05-24
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
PROGRAM FOR THE OBSERVANCE OF
DECORATION DAY.
Prepared by George L. Morris Post,
G. A. r.. - Entertainment for
BENEFIT of Church.

Arrangements have been made by George
I. Morris Post, No. 10, Grand Army of the
Republic, for the observation of Decora-
ton day, the program for the occasion
having just been announced. The post. fol-
lowing the usual custom, will assemble at
Its headquarters. Stohlmans Hall, 320S
street, and march to Holy Rood cemetery,
where the exercises will commence at $50
o'clock The march will subsequently be
to Oak Hill cemetery, where the exercises
Will commence at 1880 o'clock The post
will be escorted by Company H of the
western High School, and a full band will
be in attendance, discoursng music along
the line of march and assisting in the ex-
ercises at the two cemeteries.
Sunday the post will attend service in a
body at the West Washington Lutheran
Church Rev. Stanley Billheimer. the pas
tor. will deliver the sermon. The service
Will pe IN the nature of d memorial.
The Programs.
The programs at Holy Rood and Oak Hill
cemeteries are as follows:
Holy Rood cemetery-Music Nearer NV
God, to Thee, band; prayer, Rev. Father
McAtee late chaplain, 31st New York Vol
unteers, civil war; address, Mr.. Ashley NJ.
Gould, United States district attorney;
song, Tenting on the Old Camp Ground"
georgetown University GIee Club. G. Her.
pert wells, director; selection, band; song.
cholr Trinity Sunday school; salute to the
dead, Company H, Western High School
cadets; taps by the bugler
Commlttee-Rudolph Ullmer. Martin B.
i.lcnty, Henry Williams. w. b. Sebastian,
Mrs. thompson, Mrs Walden.
oak hin cemetery.-Salute to the dead.
o1mniipahy miy II, Western High School Cadets;
caIlnS to order post commander: music.
pahd' invocation, Rev. Stanley Blheimer:
SOLO, Ienting on the Old Camp Ground"
MISS Gertrude Stewart: reading Lincolns
address A. b. Grunwell; quartet, Nearer.
Houghton, Miss Gertrude Stewart and Mr..
lie Roy Birch; address, Judge Edward T.
Seeds; quartet, Sleep Thy Last Sleep"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Albert Houghton. Miss
Gertrude Stewart and Mr.. LIE Roy Birch:
music band chorus, America" choir of
Dumbarton NJ E. Church, j. Albert Hough-
ton, precenter; benediction, Rev. Frank H.
Havenner.
Committee-C. NJ Robinson, chairman:
q: +. Janney. A. B. Grunwell. JOS. w
MILKY, Geo. w. Fletcher, w. G. Cronkite
Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. Bradt.
Church benefit.
1he entertainment given last evening at
Llnthicum Hall for the benefit of Mt Tabor
M +. Church was a very successful affair
ana brcught out large attendance An ex-
cenent program was rendered, at the cCn-
ciusion of which refreshments were served
The program was as follows: Selection.
mandolin quartet: recitation, DR.. Arnold;
contralto solo, Miss Adelaide Lynham; vO-
I'm solo, Mr.. George Hunt; soprano soto
MSS Mss B. Cobaugh; recitation, Mrs. NJ. y.
Naylor; vocal duet. Mr. and Mrs. Hough-
TON clarinet solo. Signor Carlos Ulivar of
Conservatory of Naples
Inc Llnthlcum Dramatic Club presented
a comedy in three acts. entitled Snow
ball with the following cast: Felix Feath
erstone, Patrick ]. Ford: Uncle John. 1nhn
c. Garland; Harry Prendergast Otto Me
meyer; Saunders. Edward c. Haneke; Mrs
Featherstone, Miss Grace Ross: Ethel
Granger, Miss Matte Schneider; penalnna
Miss Flora Snyder
Large Crowd at Fair
The fourth night of the two weeks fair
for the benefit of St. AIMS Church brought
out a larger crowd than on any previous
evening. The program for the evening
consisted of solos by Miss Edna Scott
Smith, Miss Martha Poore and Mr. Cv.
Cummings, respectively. For this evening:
the program will include the Knights Of
columbus Quartet, under Signor Cannon,
who Will give individual solos and selec-
tions in unison.
Sustains Painful Injuries.
Andrew d. Hodge, aged twcnty-six. en-
ployed in the Post Office Department. and
living at Chesterbrook, Va, while waiting
for of the Great Falls railroad yes-
terday at Chain bridge station, was seized
with vertigo and fell from the PLATFORM
sustaining injuries about the head and
face. He was brought to seth street and
Prospect avenue on the next car and taken
to the Georgetown University Hospital in
the patrol wagon.
Death of Michael Correu
Michael A. Correl whose serious illness
has been mentioned in The Star died yes-
terday at the residence of his mother :}622
street. The deceased had been in ill
health for some time past. He was
twenty-seven years of age, and had resided
in this section all of his life He leaves
one child The funeral will be held tomor-
row morning, leaving the house at $50
o'clock, and proceeding to Trinity Church.
where a mass of requiem will be chanted
at o'clock.
Sale of Realty.
I. E. Shoemaker today sold for Edward
Walker to Henry f. Weaver the two-story
brick dwelling at 1906 }2d street The con-
sideration is placed at 5000