The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-15
NEWS FROM GEORGETOWN.
Tomorro"'s Church Services and
Today's Local happenings.


Rev. A. r. Stuart rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church. VIII give confirmation
instructions. beginning every Sunday az
ternoon at o'clock the congrt CATION
and visitors. Tomorrow evening Rex.
I Charles c. Pierce. chaplain United States
Army, will conduct the Services and de-
( liver the sermon. Other visiting clergy
men viii conduct the services tomorrow in
I the other local churches.
Rev. Angus Crawford. Of Alexandria
who oficiated last Sunday at s.. Johns
Episcopal Church, viii conduct fbe ser
vices tomorrow also. The new rect7r
, heY- Frederick B. Howdeu. Of Cumberland
VIII probably assume his new charge next
{ sunday letter was received some DAYS
I ago cy the officials Of St Johns Church
from Dr. Howden announcing thar he and
ruary 20
AT the Columbia Baptist Church DIP
bIaden, formerly pastor Of the BrookIant
baptist Church. viii conduct The services
mons. o0i
Rev George ". Mccullough. pastor Of
TIE Tenleytown Baptist Church viii de-
HNer the morning sermon al EIdbrooke
n. E. Church on the River Road 1esr
Wisconsin Avenue Epworth League ser
wees Elll be held in the evening. al which
rev. h E R Reck Will preach
special services will be held n Dahl
gren Chapel in the Georgetown mi
Versity grounds al 1880 O'Clock tomorrow
morning Mass viii be celebrated bv
rather David Hillhouse BueI. s J. Prof
SS'unnprecht. formerly organist Of Trinity
Church, viii direct the CONGREGATIONAL
singing OF the students. Vesper services
Nlll also be held in the chapel 10 which
mr. Coveney, Of the university. Will d.
rect the music.
rather Cryan, Of Georgetown University
VIII deliver the sermon at Trinity Church
Al Inc Lenten services Wednesday night
rev. +. c. Dinwiddie viii preach al the
- CLOCK service at the West Street
FresDyterian Church tomorrow. The Young
feople S Society Of Christian Endesyorers
Nltl meet IN the afternoon The subject
VIII be Tempted and Tried -' Mr. Karl
Davis. ledaing. The Bible class OF the
church viii meet ar o'clock in the Alter
noon at 1916 Tnirtieth Street.
Special midweek service will be held
thursday night The pastor, Rev. ". C.
Alexander. viii deliver a lecture the sub
Ject OF which viii he The summons 10
Repentance" Friday night an entertain
ment will be given in he chapel. for the
benefit Of the flower committee Of the
1oung Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavOrers.
The various brewers have entered into
an agreement whereby hey ObIigate them
selves 10 cease furnishing saloon men
with pumps. spigOts and other such Incl
dentals necessary 20 the business. some
Of the pumps cost $3.50. II is stated The
brewers have bonded themselves in the
sum Of $1,000 not 10 violate this agree
ment II is also stipulated in the agree
ment eni cred into that the collectors for
the brewing companies shall not sueud
over per cent Of their collections in the
saloons Some time ago drivers were no
tilted that all expenditures IN saloons I'm
the future would be at their personal
cost.
a further covenant in the agreement
prohibits the sale Of less than 10 cents
worth Of beer 20 "growler rushers.- II
Is laugbingly stated here by the "fve-cenr
GROWER rushers" that they viii bring this
last matter before the Citizens Assccia-
uon for redress under the plea that il
amounts 10 class legislation
The following transfers OF West End
property were made yesterday: Lot l.
block "a, OF American University Park to
William j. KcllOw TOT $500. lots sZ and
80, block -, 10 George f. Snyder for
81 200. lot A. In Nordlinger and others
subdivision Of square 1205. Annie f
Schneider TO John =. Mann
Work on the new school building and
parish hall OF Trinity Church will soon
be begun. Prot. Turner. OF Boston. Mass.
has been engaged 20 give a lecture in the
near future, the proceeds OF which viii
be devoted TO this structure.
Mr.. James II. Taylor will deliver a lee
ture next "Wednesday night al LinthlCum
Hall on Commercial Paper and Banks 20
The town is up in arms over a nauscat-
ing. sulphurOus CdOr. emanating from the
gas pipes In the homes OF residents. even
when the gas is not lighted Sleep is
being seriously affected Lungs and
throats are suffering The escape has the
tendency 10 keep the people awake rather
than dulling the senses. The gas com
pauy officials are cndTaTOTinE TO remedy
the trouble. but the efforts OF ten days
have been little rewarded.