The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-02
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The official announcement Of the sale
Of the rectory of St. AIMS Catholic
Church Of TeRIeytown has been made
by the pastor. Rev Joseph c. MaIIOn-
The purchasers are the Sisters OF Provi-
dence. whose headquarters are at TeTre
Hauts. Ind.
The property purchased includes the
handsome stone dwelling built by Rev
Father John NJ Barry several years ago,
when he was pastor Of the church and
the grounds surrounding It It is sit
uated Immediately IN the rear Of the
new St. AIMS Church
The Sisters of Providence are locating
IN Tenleytown for the purpose Of taking
/ charge Of q parochial school for the ben
/ eft of the Catholic children Of Tenley-
! town and surrounding county Father
MallOn said that il was highly probable
that the order would build a fine struct-
ure for educational purposes near the
/ site Just purchased
| Arrangements are now being made b.
| Father Mallon to purchase q site in the
/ Immediate vicinity OF the church on
which to build a new TectOTy for St
AIMS II Is thought that the Gaw paro-
4 chiaI school VIII be IN operation IN
/ about one years time. The school viii
/ be for boys and girls
The Boggs property, which has q
frontage OF 275 feet on Dumbarton Ave
nue., between Thirtieth and Thirty-frst
Streets. and depth Of 24G feet. con-
/ tanning, all told, over q. 900 square feet,
has been sold to Mr.. Edward F A5ner,
/ of the firm OF Abner & Drury- Mr.. Alb
ner. 1t Is said. will beautify the place
for home purposes. The Bogs tract IS
/ one OF the few old places IN Georgetown
that has escaped the attention Of the
/ speculator. The old Bogg house viii be
/ remodeIed according TO up-to-dtte ideas.
/ The property was sold % settle the
| estate OF Miss Boggs. who 7f@d several
/ years ago. The purchase p Z has not
| been disclosed
/ The Georgetown University Hospital
lawn fete will open September l. Labor
Day. II will be held for four evenings.
on the Georgetown University campus
Music VIII be furnished by the Marine
Band and The Times Newsboys Band
/ \ meeting Of those interested viii Be
/ held Monday evening at the hospital
/ The feast of St. Ignatius LOyola, the
founder Of the Society of Jesus. viii be
celebrated tomorrow mcraing at Q
O'Clock. at Trinity Catholic Church, with
la solemn high mass. The late mass will
! be celebrated at II o'clock, instead Of
10. the high mass at 9 o'cInck neeessi-
| tating the change
The quarterly election Of officers Of
Silver Star Lodge. No. 20. OF Good Tenn
plars, which took place Thursday even
ling al Good Templar Hall. on the
Brookeville Road, resulted as follows:
Chief tempiar. F. !. Parks; past chief
Itemplar. Forrest Yowell; vice templar,
Miss Cora L. Bowling recording secTe-
tary. J. S. BIackford; financial secre-
tary, Miss Elizabeth Dean; treasurer.
William Heider; marshal. Thomas Fin
ney. These officers, with number OF
tappoIntive officials, will be Installed at
/ the next meeting, Thursday, by the
grand chief templaT Of the District, Mr..
s. ". Russell
| The two-act comedy, Mr. Bob" was
presented last night at St Adams Hall.
on the Murdoch Road. TenleytoWn. The
affair was given under the auspices OF
/ the Girls Friendly Those II the cast
were Miss Lulu WiIlett, Miss Ollie
/ Jones, Miss Agnes Laughlin. Miss Ollie
Hurley, Mr. Preston B. Ray. and Mr..
William Brown. The entertainment
was a success financially and socially.
Barge No. II. OF the Consolidation