The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-05
news And GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN
Sanitary Officer Takes Charge
of an Insane Man.
Reorganization of 1.-THE Boys" of Tenley-
town for Hext Six Observation-Disclosures
Monu-ent Dedication Postponed.

Sanitary Officer Frank this morning
took charge Of a coIored man, who gave
his name as William Monroe. arrested
yesterday morning By Policeman Hall, of
the Seventh precinct.
The man was unable to give an account
of himself when the officer questioned
him. and thinking that he was either
mentally unbalanced or intoxicated.
placed him in a cell. Several hours
later, Monroe was again questioned and
was found to be insane
At the regular semi-annuaI election Of
officers for The Boys" OF TenIeytown, D.
c., the following were chosen for ensuing
six months: President, Forrest D. Vow
ell; first vice president, Harry FFeer; sec
ond vice president, William J. Brown: re-
cording secretary, Harry B. Riley; fnan-
ciaI secretary, George HuddIeson; treas
UreT. Nathan LoughborUugh; sergeant-at-
arms. Frank Taylor.
The executive committee Of The Boys
viii be selected at meeting next Sat
uTday- It IS excected that active DTepar-
atiOns viii then be inauguFated for the
annual encamoment-
Mr. John C. Morrison, OF the Library
Of Congress, viii deliver a lecture at St
Johns Episcopal Church tomorrow even
ing for the benefit of the Girls Friendly
Society His subject will be, Through
the Yellowstone Park"
The Rev. DR., Nourse. Of Washington,
was the principal speaker at the meeting
OF the y NJ c. a Of TenIeytown yes
terday afternoon, at Masonic Hall on
Wisconsin Avenue Much interest is be-
ing evinced il the work OF the branch
by the members, and meetings will be
held every Sunday afternoon.
Georgetown Council. Of the National
Union, was organized at a meeting held
Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hall on
Thirty-hrst Street, starting on with a
charter list OF seventy-fve members
Bishop satterIee visited St Johns
Episcopal Church yesterday and admins
tered confirmation to class which has
been under instructions for a number Of
weeks.
Every evening this month special ser
vices viii be held at Trinity Church, in
honor Of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Father John F. x. O'Conor, vice presi-
dent of Gonzaga College, will deliver a
lecture at CASTOR Memorial Hall. on the
evening Of May q. on "Loyola and Educa-
ton" The proceeds Of the affair viii be
turned into the Trinity Church building
fund.
The dedicatory exercises of the monu-
ment in Arlington. IN memory Of the Span
ish-American dead, have been postponed
until the afternoon OF May q. owing to
the fact that the shaft erection viii not
be completed until that time
The cornerstone of st. James Catholic
Church at West Falls Church, Va, was
laid yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock,
when impressive services were held
Priests from Georgetown and Washington
were present, and a number Of Catholic
organization of Georgetown were repre-
scented. The church IS being erected by
Mrs Ryan, OF New York, who has CON
structed a number Of Catholic churches in
Ihe South. and viii cost about 5000
The funeral Of Miss Maggie Mccarthy.
who died on Friday al her residence 1928
o Street. took place this morning at
o'clock. Solemn high requiem mass was
celebrated at Trinity Catholic Church and
intermcnt was made at Holy Rood Gene
terry.
At 10 o'clock requiem mass was cele-
brated over the remains OF Mr. WiI5ur
Matthews. who died last week at his resi-
dence on O Street.