Evening star., 1902-08-02
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
Marriage of Miss DUNCAN and Mr
Harry S. Jones'

Miss Nellie DUNCAN, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John DUNCAN Of 3311 NJ street, and
Mr.. Harry S. Jones of Toledo. Ohio, secrc-
tary to Representative Southard chair
man of the committee weights and
| measures of the House, were married We'd
| nesday, July 23, at the rectory of Trinity
Catholic Church, the Rev. Father James
F. X. Mulvaney officiating. Only the i'm
mediate family and relatives of the bride
witnessed the ceremony. Miss Mamie Dun
gan, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid.
and Mr.. Joseph DUNCAN. brother of The
bride, was best man. After the ceremony
dinner was served at the home of the
brides parents. The couple left on the 6::0
train for Toledo, where they will take up
their residence. The bride of the
members of the Linthicum Dramatic Club.
appearing last winter In number of the
atricals The bridegroom Is well known in
politics in Toledo and will run for sheriff Of
Lucas county. The arrival at Toledo of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones was the occasion of
quite boom for Mr.. Jones. The train was
met by brass band and large number OF
friends.
The Georgetown University Boat Club is
being formed, the membership to consist of
the alumni only. The object of the organi
zation is to raise funds with which to de-
fray the expenses of the crew. The base
ball, foot ball and general athletic inter
ests Of the college are practically self-sup-
porting. but with the boat club there is no
dead expense to the athletic association
1t Is proposed to charge each alumnus $40
year dues for the use of the boat house
and boats, and by this means. 1t is thought,
enough funds can be obtained to send every
year the university eight to Poughkeepsie
to participate In the Intercollegiate races.
and also to defray the expenses OF training
and other incidentals in the management
of the boat house. Mr.. Michael j. Thomp-
son, the graduate manager of athletics. has
issued an appeal to all of the members of
the alumni and the responses nave been
liberal
The new Church of ST. Ann, Tenleytown,
is rapidly nearing completion. the stone
work being practically finished and the edi-
fee rooted. Next week work on the interior
will be commenced An official announce
ment was made last Sunday of the sale OF
the rectory the property being transferred
to the Sisters of Providence, the headquar-
ters of which are in Ierre haute, lhos
This fall the sisters will have charge OF
the parochial school of st. Ann, occupying
the rectory as their residence. new rec
tory for the Of the pastor, Rev. J. Z.
WaIlon, will be erected adjoining the new
church.
for a stay Of several weeks al Auahuc
The Misses PRODIGY of Both street will go
Monday to Atlantic CITY, Where theS VIII
MI John r. Heehan and DR.. VIM }.
O'Donnell are among the Georgetowners
who will attend the "embarkatton day
exercises of the knights OF columbus, 10
be held next week at Atlantic City
Tomorrow morning, at o'clock. solemn
high mass will be sung at Trinity Church
In honor of the feast OF st. Ignatius Lo-
yola the founder of the Society of Jesus.
Owing to the length Of the service, the
usual O:3O o'clock low mass tomorrow will
be celebrated at IL o'clock.
The Rev Frank H. Havenner, who has
been spending his vacation with his family
at Charlestown, w Va. will conduct the
services tomorrow at Dumbarton Avenue
NJ. E. Church.
The two-act play, "Mr. Bob was given
at ST. Alban's Parish Hall. Tenleytown,
last evening, and was a decided success.
The characters were we'll sustained through
out the performance. The cast included
Mr. VIM. Brown, Miss Lulu Willett. Miss
Agnes I.aughlin, Mr.. George Mann, Mr..
Preston Ray, Miss Hurley and Miss Jones.