Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-17
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
ANNIVERSARY OF REV. ALBERT
RHETT sTUART-s RECTORATE.
Celebration by the Members of His
CongregatiOn-Gener and
Personal Items.

The twenty-ffth anniversary of the rec
torate of Rev. Albert Rhett stuart DID,
pastor of Christ Protestant Episcopdl
Church, 31st and o streets. was partly 90
served yesterday. though the main celepEa-
ton will be held Tuesday, the exercises
taking place in the evening at Linthlcum
Hall.
At the morning service yesterday MT
William A. Gordon read carefully COM
piled historical sketch of the church ana
called attention to the work performed py
the congregation. Rev DIR. Stuart r"ah an
address, in which he reviewed the work
reading a list of $50 names of former mem
bers who had entered tine great beyond
In the evening special services were also
held at which the following program was
rendered: Greeting from Our Blsnop, lhe
Right Rev. DIR. II. Y Satterlee; Il ne fiIf-
fish in Its Relation to Its Rector, the rev
DIR William NJ Dame; 1.-The Parish in Its
Relation to the Church at Large, the Rev
Alfred Harding; Remembrance py d son
SNYDER. and Greeting from Georgetown
Parish the Rev. Frank H Barton.
Wound I'm the Head.
Tjuman Willard who resides the Con-
duit road, was brought to the Georgetown
University Hospital yesterday morning at
3 o'clock by several friends. He was suf-
fering from a severe wound of the head.
caused. it was said. by his being hit with
a stone. From the story given. IT was
found that Willard and several friends
were engaged in drinking beer Saturday
night on the old Foxhall place. and the in
jury was one of the results. Willard and
his friends very reticent over the
matter. and the police have started an in
yestigation.
Result of Runaway.
Stephen Powers. aged thirty, employed
6riI a
team Saturday afternoon about 4:3o o'clock
when the animals became frightened on the
grounds Of the institution and ran away.
Powers was thrown out and the Wago
passed over his body. infiicting serious in
juries. He was removed to the George
town University Hospital in the patrol
wagon.
Charged With Stealing Meat.
Levi Green. aged thirty-three, colored
man. was arrested shortly before noon to-
day by Policeman Ward on charge of
petty larceny. The man is alleged to have
stolen dollars worth of meat from
Charles Kingston. who operates a canal
boat on the Chesapeake and Ohio water
way. The meat was not recovered. Green
will be taken to Police Court tomorrow to
answer the charge
Thrown Out of the Wagon.
George F. Linthicum. farmer from
Montgomery county, Maryland was In town
Saturday and while driving on SD street,
crossing the tracks of the Metropolitan
railroad. at 32d and o streets, the wheel of
the vehicle caught in the switch and threw
Mr. Linthicum and his wife out of the
wagon The man escaped injury, but his
wife was painfully bruised about the face
and hip.
Brief Mention.
Mary Harding, who resides at Cabin John
bridge post office. in Montgomery county,
while walking on NJ street Saturday Slip
ped and fell in front of No. $3.50, stepping
on a banana peel. She sustained an injury
to the hip, The patrol wagon conveyed the
woman whose age is sixty-four, TO the
Georc. town Hospital for treatment
4 delivery wagon belonging to Barber &
Ross, driven by Charles Cook. colored col
GGed with Metropolitan car at sd and P
streets Saturday The car escaped dam
age. nut one wheel and the cross bar Of the
wagon was smashed, the driver escaping
injury