The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-02
NEWS AND GOSSIP
FROM GEOaGIEE5 Ell rG 8 " a y y
TO CARE FOR OLD MRS. SULLIVAN
Georgetown Character Removed TO
the Home of the Little sisters OF
the PoOr-Trinity Church AZ
fairs-Hr. shugrue Dead

/ Mrs Margaret Sullivan, who has en-
/ tered the institution conducted by The
Little Sisters OF the Poor. several years
ago was evIcted from Prospect Street ex-
+ tended, when that thoroUghfare vas
opened up. from Thirty-sixth Street TO
( ThiTty-eighth Street She had long held a
squatter possession of an old sh5Dty in
the middle of the present roadway.
Through the efforts Of Mr.. George ".
King and Mr. Charles H TrunneH
pension was obtained for her. which mas
enabled her 10 live more comfortably than
she had for years Mrs Sullivan has Lam
been known as Mrs Mexico Sullivan.
/ because OF the fact that she followed her
husband through the Mexican war OF late
Mrs Sullivan has gTeKE very feeble.
Trinity Church Affairs.
Solemn high mass was celebrated at
! Trinity Catholic Church at 1879 o'clock
yesterday morning, the Rev. Father Null
varey officiating Tie sermon wSs. preach
ed by the Rev. Father CahiII.
noyena IN preparation for tHe Feast
of the Immaculate Conception was begun
Friday evening I'D viii end December
3 The exposition Ct the Blessed SacTa-
ment will take place at Trinity Friday
BeEediction Will be celebrated in the even
ing, which service VIII close the EXPOSE
ton.
The members Of the sodaIity viii meet
Tuesday evening and services viii be held
in the church.
There is some talk of replacing the
present Sunday school and parish hail.
known as Trinity Chapel, with a new
modern building. The old chapel has done
service for a long time and is said to be
one Of the oldest structures il George
town. Before the erection OF the large
church the Trinity congregation. which
is the largest in the West End. worship
ed in this small chapel. It is row used
for school purposes.
SctoenthGI-Pache Engagement.
The engagement of Miss Fannie Pache
and Mr. Leo s SchoenthaI, of this place.
mas been announced. The wedding will
take place December 18, and will be pri-
vate
Miss Edna T. knight. daughter of Mr..
W. P Knight of 190G @ Street. left a few
days ago for Omaha, Neb., where she Will
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
z. C. Aulsbrook
Returned From Philadelphia.
The Rev. James H. Conway, Vice Presi-
dent of Georgetown Universally; the
Rev Father Sha1delIe, dean OF the Uni
yeTsity; the Rev. Father S. c. Lancaster,
and the Rev Father Buell., returned last
week from Philadelphia where they at
tended the golden Jubilee of st. Joseph's
College.
a mass IN honor Of the Sacred Heart
was celebrated yesterday morning in the
Dahlgren Memorial Chapel, in the
Georgetown University grounds.
The Rev. Father MuIlan, 6 J., was the
celebrant. Music was furnished by the
congregation of priests, scholasties. and
college students. Prof Gumprecht, form
erly organist at Trinity Church, directed
the singing
Mr.. John J. sh9srue Dead.
Mr.. John ]. Shugrue died suddenly Fri
day at his home, 1910 Prospect avenue.
Mr.. Shugrue was in the Postoffice Depart
ment He was the husband of Mrs. Laura
Fenwick ShugTue- The funeral took place
this morning, mass being celebrated st
Trinity Church. Mr.. Shugrue was the
owner of the land in the rear or the
| Western High School for which the Com
/ missioners in their late recommendations
| to Congress have asked an appropriation
10 purchase, for school purposes.