Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-04
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSO.
CITATION ELECTS OFFICERS.
Observance Of the Feast of st. Alloy
sius-Mizpah Chapter, o. E. S.,
Celebrates Anniversary.

The annual election of officers of the First
Cooperative Building Association of
Georgetown, which was held last evening
at the organizations offices, 1925 32d street,
resulted as follows: President, A. J. Jack
son; vice president, Mr.. II. G.. Wagner;
treasurer, Mr.. George w. King; secretary,
Mr.. j. Barton Miller; board of directors,
Messrs. S. Thomas Brown, George Free
man, w. A. Cunningham, w. F. Gibbons,
H. p Gilbert, Daniel johnson and John
Fleming. These are the same officials who
served during the past year. After the elec-
ton a meeting of the board of directors
was held and the following named gentle
men were reappointed to serve for the en-
suing year: Finance committee-Messrs.
Archibald Greenlees and Joseph II. Lee;
valuation committee, w. Riley Decide,
William Hutchins ard r. w. Darby; attor-
ney, Jesse NJ. Wilson.
At Dahlgren Memorial Chapel, in the
Georgetown University grounds, at 7:3O
this morning solemn high mass was sung
by the Rev. Jerome Daugherty, S. j., presi-
dent of the university, in celebration of the
preached by Rev. Father Quill, also of the
university. Music was furnished by
choir, composed of the students of the uni
versity, under the direction of Mr.. Coveney,
with Prof Gumprecht officiating at the
organ.
Some excitement was created in George
town yesterday evening by a COW belong
Ing to Mr.. Alvord of the Littletield-Alvord
Express Company Mr.. Alvord NOV
ing to his country home in Bethesda Park
yesterday, and the COW was taken out
there in the morning without any trouble,
and the men left her in charge of a negro
man who was employed in Mr.. Alvord S
stables. She broke away. however, came
toward Georgetown, and was caught in the
old Presbyterian graveyard on the corner
of 34th and Q streets by Edward Caesar
mr. V-r mob -fo
while the COW, tecoming Infatuated, broke
loose and started toward the crowd. Mr..
Caesar avoided the animal by jumping over
tombstone. The COW ran away, and
finally plunged down alleyway and
jumped off a foot wall fifteen feet high
onto the towpath. She lay there for
while though seriously hurt but John
MCGOWAN and Clifton Greeves placed her
on her feet and she ran at them, forcing
them to jump into the canal. From there
the animal ran up the towpath to the cul-
vert, and was there surrounded by a crowd
and captured. She was subsequently placed
in close captivity.
The fourth anniversary of the organiza-
ton of Mizpah Chapter. No 8, o. E. s., Of
Georgetown, was celebrated last evening
at the Masonic Hall on 32d street. before
a large audience. composed of the men,
bers of the order and their friends. The
feature of the occasion was a musical and
literary program. rendered by the follow
ing-named persons: Misses Emily sauter.
Austin. Nettie Williams, Helen Doering,
Suits. Offutt. BERTHE Wetzel. Jennie Arch.
Bechtel and Mrs. ]. Albert Houghton and
Messrs. August Voigt, McCabe and Riley
Stanton. Miss Cunningham is worthy pa
iron of the chapter, while Mr.. William H.
Harrison is patron.
Benjamin Holmes. cOlored, aged thirty
three. attacked with cramps yesterday
afternoon while at work at X and Potomac
streets. He was taken to the Georgeto
University Hospital, where he received
medical attention.
A lawn fete was held last evening at ST.
Johns Episcopal Church, Both and o
streets.
A horse attached to a buggy and driven by
Louis F. Rosenbusch of 11O1 Both street
Monday afternoon collided with the de-
livery wagon of Edwin Spaulding at the cor
ner of Saith and streets causing the horse
attached to the delivery wagon to run
away. Leo Dove, a lad of five years, who
was in the last named vehicle. was thrown
out and received a cut over his right eye.
His head was lacerated also.
Doctors Thomas f. Lowe and F. H. Nc
Keen have relieved Doctors Story and Ma
chen as resident physicians of the George
town University Hospital
Rev James l.. Lodge. d. D., of Gathers
burg, Md, has accepted the call to the
pastorate of the New Columbia Baptist
Church of Georgetown which was rendered
him about a week ago. He preached his
first sermon 1T his new church last Sunday
morning.
Reno Council. No 46. Junior Order United
LAihel ichii Mtciid LlcS. VI 1enleytoWn, PAID
fraternal visit Monday evening to Mt Yer
non Council. No. 10, of the order at it's hall
on pennsylvania avenue southeast The
features of the evening were the addresses
by Representatives Pearre of Maryland and
Blackburn of North Carolina
literary and musical entertainment was
given Monday evening at Grace P E.
Church, Rev. DR.. VIM. Pettis, pastor. under
the direction of Prof. A. E. Yundt The
affair was a financial as well as a social
success.
Georgetown Tent, No. 6. of the Maccabees
held meeting Monday evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall. 31st street. A committee con-
slsting of Messrs. Coyle Gibbs and A. e.
Schultze was appointed to represent the
tent at the services which will be held Sun
day, June 10. in memory of the members
who have died during the past year