Evening star., 1902-09-01
GEORGETOWN IAFFAIRS
LAWN FETE FOR BENEFIT OF
HOSPITAL.
Committees Announced and Directors
Appointed-Base Ball Game
General and Personal.

fit Of the Georgetown University Hospital
will be opened this evening and will con-
tinue until midnight Thursday, the man
ayers Of the hospital having completed all
the arrangements. The little girls of the
| West End may be considered as among the
| hardest workers in Behalf Of the institu-
| tion, as they are. already canvassing the
| streets In their respective communities
| soliciting votes. The entire proceeds de-
| rived from the affair will be turned over to
| the sisters of the hospital, who will use it
in the work of enlarging that institution,
the demands for accommodations for the
sick having SO greatly increased that an
addition to the already large building was
regarded as absolutely necessary.
| The opening of the lawn fete will be pre-
ceded this evening by a game of base ball
| between teams made up of local LAWYERS
| and the doctors OF the several hospitals, the
| proceeds of which will also be added to the
| hospital fund. The nine players to repre-
sent the legal fraternity in the contest will
| be picked from among the following-named
| gentlemen: Carusi, Tindell, Brady, Reilv
Hume, Hamilton, Calvert, Cassin, Sell
| hausen, Hoover, Sullivan and Hawken
| while Messrs. Magee, Giazebrook Lowe
Mckeon Dunlop, Owens, S. L. Owens, Starr.
| McQuillan, Burbank, Bell, Edmonston and
Keaoy VIII compose the physicians team
l
tomac Boat Club, will umpire the game.
Marine Band to Play.
| The United States Marine Band will he
in attendance at the fete this and tomor-
row evenings. This feature will doubtless
serve to attract Washington music lovers
| to the college campus
The following program has been arranged
by Director Santelmann for this evening S
concert: March, Soldiers and Sweet
hearts," Hall; overture, Jolly Robbers"
! Suppe; selection, "Florodora" Stuart: sere-
| made, Leila Chambers: descriptive fam
TASTE The March Past" Dodworth ex-
| cerpts from The Burgomaster," Luders
Committees Appointed.
Ihe following committees have been ap-
| pointed to superintend the fete:
In charge of merry y-go-round and swings
| Messrs Herbert Doyle, Riley Stanton. Am
| brose Durkin and Carmody
Fancy table No. 1 University Hospital
| table,, colors blue and gray-In charge of
| Misses Rosalie and Irene Forrest assisted
| by Mrs. Than Mrs. ONeale Mrs. Ma
thews Mrs. Stake. Mrs. Stanton and the
MISSES Green, Merrick, Delihant WetZel
| 1hlan, kearney, Brown, Garrity Sheele
Ho1fmaler, Parks, Sullivan, Leishear Riley,
Entwistle. Stanton. Fickler, Schladt, DR..
GWynn, DIR. Mckeon and Dr. Lowe.
| , Ianle NO 2, refreshIhents-Mrs. George
Hyde in charge, assisted by Mrs. Hugh
Taggart, Mrs. jackson, Mrs. William Stohl-
| man, and Misses Taggart Misses King.
| Miss Berry and Miss Collins
Iable NO ), country store-Mrs. ]. c.
| ODonoughue in charge, assisted by the
Misses O'Donoughue.. Miss Sullivan Miss
Horrigan, Miss Mahes. .aadaMiss Sullivan.
IL Lemonade nom 6.5 and pundh ,ahle-Mrs. Patter-
Miss Jones and Miss k.ipsconab.
| Paddle ~stand-Mr. George W Cook In
charge. assisted by Messrs. John ,IIorrisan,
John Heenan, John Mccarthy, James
| others
Confectionery table-Mrs. Stohlman. as
| sisted by a corps of pretty maidens.
| See the babies fall-rMr. John Garland in
| charge, with corps of efficient killers"
Ticket booth-Mr. John McCauley. j. F.
| Finney and DR.. Love.
Program committee-Messrs. John Kirby,
| Sherwood Edmonston, j. Percival Givan
| Thomas Kirby and T. L. Smeltz
Mr. J. Hadley Doyle has been appointed
| general director, with the following named
gentlemen as his assistant directors:
Messrs Thomas Stanton. Daniel A. Dom
| nelly, G. w. Cook. Patrick Ford, William
Stake, Joseph A. Kuhn, John Horrigan and
| DR.. Samuel Owens.
Funeral of James K. Probey.
| The remains of Mr.. James K. Probey,
who died Friday in Atlantic City. N. j., ar
rived in Washington Saturday evening.
Mrs. Probey, the widow and his son Oliver
accompanying them. Funeral services will
be held over the body tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock at Holy Trinity Catholic
Church. High mass will be celebra ted by
Rev. Father F. X. l.. Mulvaney, pastor of
the church. The interment will be made in
Oak Hill cemetery.
General Items.
The fire department was called out yes
terday morning about / o'clock for fire
in the second floor of the brick stables 1912
32d street. The engines We're quickly on
the scene and the fire was extinguished be-
fore much damage was done. The con-
flagration was caused by the explosion Of a
coal oil stove
Nelson Warren, colored sixty years old,
resident of River road, Montgomery coun-
ty, Md, fell from car No. 1906 of the Ten
leytown line early yesterday morning at
| the corner of 32d and NJ streets while under
the influence of liquor. Fortunately the
car was moving slowly and Warren was
not hurt.
Rev. Father Jerome Daugherty, president
of the Georgetown University, has returned
from trip to New York city,