The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-01
news And GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN

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Miss Maria Waugh, the aged lady who
was injured In an accident at the corner
Of Thirty-first Street and Dumbarton
Avenue over a week ago, is still lying
IN a critical condition at the George
town University Hospital Her condition
this morning was reported TO be IN
changed. She is suffering from 4 frac-
ture of the skull. and broken collar
bone Owing TO her advanced age, the
attending physicians entertain but 1T
tie hope for her recovery. Day before
yesterday she had a relapse, and suffer
ed much throughout the day
Rev. Father Jerome Daugherty, presi-
dent Of Georgetown University, yester-
Gay announced the following changes in
the faculty of the institution: Rev
Father James B. Becker, TO be procura-
tor: Rev. Father T J. Cryan. project OF
discipline, to go to St. Joseph's College,
Philadelphia, Pa; Rev. Father j c
Hart. of ST. Francis Xavier's College,
New York city, 10 succeed Father
Cryan: Rev A J. Z. Mullen. professor
G. ForstalI, professor of chemistry, to
go to the Jesuit College, at Woodstock,
Nd; Rev James f. Kelley. Of the Holy
Cross College, Worcester, Mass, TO be
professor OF the sophomore class al
GEORGETOWN; Rev Father G. \. Jarvis,
Of Boston. Mass, College, to be profess
scr OF chemistry, succeeding Father Fer
stall; Rev. Father G. B. Brownrisg, to
be minister, succeeding Rev Father
Becker. and Rev Father L. J. kava-
naugh. Of St Francis Xatier's College,
New York city, to be professor OF the
junior class, succeeding Father Mullen
\ pretty wedding took place last even
ing at the home OF Mr.. NJ W Weaver,
on Thirty-second Street extended. The
contracting parties were Miss Lena
Faulkner Weaver, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. II. Y. Weaver. and Mr. Arthur
Ward Swenson, OF Washington. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Dr.. J. H. Straughn, pastor CT Mount
Tabor NJ. P Church. Miss Florence
Weaver. sister Of the bride, was brides
maid, and Mr. Samuel Matterson best
man. Mr. and Mrs. Swenson left at mid
night for Atlantic City, where they viii
remain about two weeks On their re
turn they will reside OF L Street, near
Avon Place, northwest.
Among those who were present at the
reception, which followed the ceremony,
were Mr. and Mrs Robert D. Weaver.
Miss Katie Weaver, Messrs. Maurice
and Robert Weaver. Mir. and Mrs Henry
E Weaver. Mr. William NJ Weaver, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Barnes, and the
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Mr.. and Mrs Edward Brooke, Miss Ef-
fe Brooke. Mr.. Norman E. Brooke, Mr..
and Mrs William T. Hunt, Miss Hunt,
Messrs- Clyde Hunt Raymond Hunt, and
George Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Freeman, Prof Eikle-
berger and Mrs Eikic5vrger, Mr. and
Mrs. James Owens, Mrs Philip 7. Hall,
Miss Adele Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W
Weaver the Misses Weaver, Mr. Ralph
Weaver. Miss Louise Ward. Miss Lizzie
Reynolds, Miss LYDIA Britt, DR.. Marian,
Mr. Thomas kengia, Miss Mamie
Schneider, and Dr.. Foster and Mrs. Eos
| ter. and others
The Georgetown branch OF the Won
ans Foreign Temperance Union, VIII
hold q lawn party on the evening OF
/ August + at the residence OF Dr.. Thomas
J. Jones, on the TenIeytown Road,
/ known az ''Ruthven Lodge" Mrs J. Y,
! BuzZee is president OF the Georgetown
branch Of the order.
All arrangements have been eomplet-
ed for the holding of the st. AIMS
+ Church lawn fete which will begin Mon
/ day evening at Dumblane, Tenleytown-
! Eugene Cough has sold to Mrs Hcnora
LawIor part OF lot 204, in square 1879,
being improved property at the north
west corner OF Thirty second and P
/ Streets, formerly known as the yellow
Tavern The property has 4 frontage
on Thirty-second Street of about sixty
! feet by a depth Of S4.S3 feet, and con
tains s,401 square feet. Arthur D.
! Weakley has sold to William J. ODon-
nell lot 80, square 1882, being a three
story brick dwelling On the south side OF
! Cambridge Place, between Thirtieth
Street and Avon Place northwest. John
/ D. Croissant and Galen- L TAFT, trustees
have sold to William H. z. BrayendeT
/ for g, 1000 property IN the first addition
10 American University Park; to George
1 " Evenden, for 81 200, lots ~ and %
Park. and TO William J. Evenden, foI
/ 81 ,2OO, lots IS and A, in block %. Ameri-
can University Park; Mary J. Baldwin tc
! Cora B Decide lot SO, square 1887, being
property on the north side Of Q Street
between Mil and Twenty -ffta Streets
northwest
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate
/ Company has sold 70 William L. Wal
ling house and premises 1909 Thirty
second Street northwest; house on tbs
north side OF Superior Street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Streets PoI
William L. WaIling.
MIS- Moran and dau LhteT, Miss Mamie
Moran, Of 30O9 NJ Street northwest, vii
leave in q few days for Atlantic City
where DR.. joint. ldoran, who sailed
tseyeraI days ago from Europe, will joir
them August /.
Mr.. S. l. Daw and Mr. John D. Kurt
Will leave tomorrow on a ten days fish
ing trip down the Potomac