Evening star., 1901-06-21
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
ANNUAL DINNER OF UNIVERSITY
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
Wagon and Electric Car COllide-An
Arrest for Fast Driving
General News.

The annual dinner OF lHe cotlSlS VI S'N
Alumni of Georgetown University was heid
yesterday afternoon Immediately after the
closing of the commencement exercises of
the college The dinner was held in the
students refectory, which was decorated
for the occasion. Rev. ]. D. Whitney, S. j.,
the rector, occupied the seat of honor, Mr..
Ross Perry, ST, being seated to his right
and Mr.. Patrick O'Donnell to his left. After
the dinner speeches were in order, Mr..
Perry presiding. Mr.. Thomas Walsh of
Pennsylvania read an original poem, en-
titled THE Crusaders" Commissioner
Macfarland made an excellent address. Ad-
dresses We're also made by DR.. George n.
Kober, DR.. c. w. Stiles, DIR. A. A. Hirst, j.
Easily Smith and others. The secretary of
the association, Mr.. E. D. F. Brady, read
several reports of interest to the members
of the association. 1t was several hours
before the affair concluded.
The Invited Guests.
Among the invited guests were DR.. S. S.
Adams, DR.. Edwin b. Behrend, Jules
Boeufve. DR.. w. Sinclair Bowen, E. Fran
els Riggs, DR.. Swan NJ. Burnett Joseph
Burg, Rev. j. V. Burns. Manuel Alvarez
Calderon Senior Joaquin B. CaIvo, Prof. L.
E. c. Coliere, Gen. j. ]. Coppinger. DR.. H.
L. Crosson, Rev. Henry j. Cutler, Gen. ].
Rev. George A. DOugherty, John Hadley
Doyle. John Des Garrennes, Frank S. Can
non. Rev. Paul Griffith, DR.. William G.
Gwynn. f. 3. Hay. Senor Thomas Herran,
David ]. Hill, John d. Hird. DR.. Frank T.
Howe. Rev. Eugene Hannah. J. Altheus
Johnson. DR.. Wallace Johnson, Dr. c. H. A.
Kleinschmidt, DR.. George NJ kober Tall
madge \. Lambert, DR.. Francis r. Lane,
Commissioner H. b. IF. Macfarland DIR.
George L. Magruder. Rev. Joseph F. Nc
/ NOta McCiI1 Admiral
Melville. Count Won Montgelas, DR.. James
Dudley Morgan, Justice Martin F. Morris,
d. l. Murphy, Rev. p. ]. O'COnnell Mr. F.
A. Pezet. Col. George C. Reid. DIR. A. B.
Richardson, Justice Seth Shepard. Senor
Carlos Martinez Silva, A. r. Spofford, Ad-
miral S. w. Terry, DIR. John d. Thomas,
DR. Lewis A. Walker. Admiral A w. Wea-
yer, DIR. Walter A. Wells, Maj. G. n. Whit
tington, A. A. Wilson, Percy Wyndham, T.
V. Powderly. Senor Don Manuel Terres
Sagasta. DIR. Emory w. Refsinger, DIR. w.
n Cogan, DR.. C. w. Stiles, Richard Camp
bell. DR. Joseph Taber johnson, d. w. Ba-
ker. ]. Hubley Ashton. Chapton Pierce,
Senor Don Manuel de Aspiroz
Wagon ColIides with Car.
A wagon of the Knox Express Company
going south on SD street yesterday after
noon about $50 o'clock collided with a car
of the Metropolitan railroad at 32d street
The force of the collision threw the wagon
against the curb and caused it to strike the
bicycle of Detective Charles Proctor, which
was standing at the point, wrecking it.
For Fast Driving.
John F. Cullen, aged thiry-three was ar
rested yesterday evening about o'clock by
Policeman ]. ]. Smith of the bridge force
on a charge of fast driving around corners
The man driving a team westward on
M street at rapid gait. and turned sharp
IL, &l,-
four miles an hour and being regarded as
reckless. The prisoner was released on
depOsiting S. collateral.
Garden Party.
garden party was given last evening
at the northeast corner of Goth and
streets, which was attended by many per-
sons. The affair was open from to IL
o'clock, during which time refreshments
were served and dancing enjoyed The pro-
ceeds of the affair will be applied to the
fund TO furnish the annual outing for the
members of a choir. which will be held
this year at Piney Point.
Death of Frederick WetzeI
Frederick Wetzel died yesterday at
Georgetown College. His funeral will take
place tomorrow morning at o'clock from
Trinity Church. The deceased was seven
ty-four years of age, and came from one
of the oldest families of this section His
father was one of the workmen in the old
Foxhall foundry. The wife of the deceased
with several children, reside on the New
Cut road.
Returns Home Sick.
Harry krouse, former Georgetown boy
was brought home Wednesday from Milton
Mass, quite sick and was removed to the
home of his father at 2G22 32d street He
had been away from town for considerabl bly,
over three years
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