The evening times., 1902-05-14
news And GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN
Special and Impressive Ser
vices at St. Johns Church.
Bishop SatteTlee to Participate in the
Bethesda ExeTcises-Annual Nav
Procession at Trinity.

special car will leave the corner OF
Thirty-second and o Streets at $3.50 Sun
day afternoon, to enable the local resi-
dents to attend the special services to be
held at St Johns Episcopal Church. at
Bethesda at 4 O'Clock. Bishop SatterIee
will be present and participate in the
exercises Rev. Dr. Childs, rector of the
church, will officiate. He viii be assisted
by Mr.. John Cornell.
The regular choir will be augmented
by the quartet from Christ's Church.
Georgetown, Mr.. John Duffy. as special
soloist, and Mr.. William H. Taylor, as
oTganist
The object of the service viii be 10 ex
nIoIt TO the public the rapid growth of the
sunday school and the good work it is
doing.
Mr. Duffy viii sing open the Gates of
the Temple" Other special numbers will
be rendered. It is the intention of those
N charge of the arrangements to make
sundays service particularly beautiful
and impressive one Mr.. Cornell former
" assistant rector Of the church, will
come on from New York expressly for the
purpose Of assisting al the service Dr.
Childs viii give from the pulpit a sketch
OF the career and development of the
church
The construction of the new Sunday
school hall, Just completed, was made nee
essary by the increase in membership
Much pride in the enlargement of both
church structure and congregation is
evinced by the members.
Mr.. Taylor, the new organist, is at
tracing the attention of music lovers
through the excellence Of his work.
The annual MAJ. procession OF the chill
dren Of Trinity Catholic Sunday School
win take place Sunday afternoon Several
hundred viii participate Rev. Father
Cahill, assistant pastor of Trinity, as
sisted by the teachers OF the. Sunday
school, viii conduct the processicl.
Miss Alice Specimen viii be queen; Miss
Nellie Case, heart bearer: Miss Clara
Clements, queen OF maids, and Miss Nellie
queen OF angels feature of
tae procession viii be the altar boys of
the church bearing the statue of the
Blessed Virgin Mary.
The procession will leave the chapel at /
1 o'clock and march around the streets I
in the vicinity of the church, after which /
the participants win 90 to the church and (
attend benediction services The speaker I
Of the day viii be Miss Dora Collins.
At q recent meeting of Georgetown
lowing officers were elected: Mr.. Robert
L Middleton, president; Mr.. B. S. Nor
gan, vice president; Mr. Harry Becker
recording secretary: r P Waddey, hnan-
cIa1 secretary W L Adams. treasurer;
:. o. Flynn, ex-president; J. x Ham
nOnd, usher; ". F. Taylor, sergeant-at-
arms; L C McNeal, doorkeeper; Mr..
Robert L. Middleton, delegate to cabinet
: o. Flynn. delegate to assembly; trus-
ees, J. ". Brewer, G. F. Warner, Theo. /.
Clements; Dr. A Fitch, speaker; l. L
2oiing, chaplain.
There are twenty seven councils of the
rider in the District, with a total mem
'ership Of $500.
az Edward Grindrod, formerly of
ewistown, Mont, now of San Juan,
ritins in the ''Lewistown Democrat. .
axes the following reference to Mr., Y
gorge ODonnoghue, a Georgetown boy, d
n OF Mr. J. c. O'Donoghue, of Thirty N
'th and o Streets. and a young man who \
9gan his Governmental service under :
le eye OF then Secretary of the Navy ". =
Whitney, when but fourteen or ffteeC Il
ears OF age: 4
zone Of the most prominent characters G
San Juan is a little Irishman named
'DonnOghue. He works with me in the
.cretaryis Office and also rooms with me.
c Is Of about my height, and on account y
a real OF faneied resemblance between fl
We are sometimes taken for brothers.
'Donnoghue was born and reared in Il
Tashington, and has for a number Of years 4
zen IN the employ Of the Government.
e came to Porto Rico about two yearc g
90. and Immediately jumped into fame V
his unique manner of rendering You D
ant Make No Money Out Of Me- He is il
strong Grover Cleveland Democrat You Q
lnnot mention a single character in pub IL
c life but what O'DOnnoghUe claims to D
I'VE once been on intimate terms with q
N: n fact, to hear him talk yon would O
ink that he had been assocjatIng with r
plomats, ministers plenip0tentiary, and f;
e flower Of our statesmanship for his q
hole life prior to coming TO Porto Rico "
spite Of these little pc2uliaritfes a
Donnaghue is one of the best and one of Ii
e most waFm-hearted fellows that you
Ould care TO meet. Everybody knows a,
n; everybody likes him Not only is o
a declared philartbropist. but. in
ct and in truth. he is q true phiIan
ropist, and many is the man to whom
has proven friend in need and a
lend indeed The governor, the secre- n
~, and other leading officials of the c
land all have a warm place in their :
arts for O'Dona0ghue, andthe millionaire =.
-oprietor OF the automobile line is never - -
happy as when ne is taking a spin in =
s favorite auto with the little Irishnnan u
his side. 7 take great pleasure in rem = =
ring this partial tribute to O'Donnoghue y
return for his many acts OF kindness Il
ward me-
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