The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
NEWS FROM GEORGETOWN.
Citizens TO Meet for a Discussion
Of Needed Improvements.

Extension OF the Parking System
AdvOcnted-A Coming wedding.
Mrs. SuIIivnn's FuneraI-Sev ernI
Transfers OF Property Recorded.
Tho citizens Of the West End will meet
Friday night at the hall of the First Co
operative Building Association TO devise
ways and means for the general better
ment Of the town. Il. +. Jauncy. presi-
dent Of the organized Citizens AssOCia-
uon, viii preside
Among the movements to be pushed
this year by the Georgetown Association
are the plan for the extension Of the park
ing system, the resurvey Of Beatty and
Hawkins addition TO Georgetown. the
adjustment Of the old PRESBYTERIAN
graveyard, the construction of much
needed new school buildings. the improve
ton OF bridge across IL leading into the
residence section Of the town. and the
Introduction Of steam railroad facilities.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage. on October IS. Of Miss Jose
phinc Pearson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Pearson. and Paul b Graham
Arrangements are being made for a
musical and literary entertainment to be
held November at odd Fellows Hall on
Ihirty-hrst Street The event Will be Civ
en- under the auspices Of American Guard
Councu, No. !, United order Of American
Mechanics. The proceeds will be turned
INTO The sick and funeral fund Of the or
gduiZatiou.
high requiem mass at Holy Trinity
Church this morning over the remains Of
Mrs. b. T. Sullivan followed short serv-
ices at her late residence. Father Null
vaney was the cclcbrant Of the mass, and
was assisted by Father MalIOn. Of St.
AIMS Church. Tcnleytown. and Father
! Cahill assistant pastor Of Trinity Church.
/ During the services at the church Mrs
Armand Gumprecht rendered Nearer.
Ny God, to Thee" The paubearers were
Ut John +. Moran, NJ. J. Colbert. II. W.
I S9hon, Dr. w D Horrigan, James X.
Murphy, and James 4. CahiII The re-
/ MAINS were placed in a vault at Holy
! rood Cemetery.
Hattie Warren. colored. the ten-year-
/ old daughter OF Mortimer Warren. who
| resides near Rockville. Nd, died Monday
az the Emergency Hospital Of lOckjaw
The child. while walking about the house
/ barefooted, ran a piece Of glass into her
foot The wound foStCrcd, and the glass
could not be extracted She was taken TO
[ the hospital Sunday, but nothing could be
/ done 10 relieve her.
The remains of Howard A. Garrett who
died Monday at the Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital We're removed yesterday TO
l his home near Glen Echo. The funeral
took place today. The services were held
AT the Methodist Episcopal Church, Of PO-
tOmac, Nd.
Several pieces Of Georgetown property
were sold yesterday David and Catha-
rine Chambers transferred 10 Anna B.
/ Campfeld, for $3.50. lot IS, block I, in
/ Whitehaven and Harlem subdivision
/ Kirkwood Flora TO Benjamin F. Hooke,
/ part OF the unsubdivided portion Of CIeve-
| land Park, at an unnamed consideration;
/ William c. Gwynn 10 Mary E. Moses,
/ part Of lot 60, ia square 1853.
The Metropolitan Railroad Company has
/ sold 10 W. Riley Decide. Jesse II. Wilson
and II. Bradley Davidson, trustees, part
/ Of lot 80, in square 1871.
Edmund Lyddane has just purchased
/ the Berry farm, near Hall station, Prince
( George county, Mr.. The farm contains
! 80 acres and is improved by a substan-
I tial dwelling. Mt lyddanC VIII take up
/ his residence on the farm about the first
] of next wear