Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
General and Personal News Gathered
in the West End.

new edifice for the congregation of the
| Little Falls NJ E. Church will soon be con-
| structed on Canal road. The members Of
the church have been for many months
without a suitable place of worship. Plans
! have been discussed recently. however for
the erection of new building. the old
structure being too antiQuated for occu-
pancy The plans assumed definite shape
a few days ago, and a permit was taken
out in the name of the trustees of the
| Northwest NJ. E. Church. The old build
ing, it Is understood. has been sold, and
the sum realized out of the transaction
will go into the fund for building the new
structure. Work will be commenced at
once. it is said. and the building will be
ready for use by January 1, 1905.
The Washington Boys Club has organic
ed its foot ball team for the coming season
with jams kerber of 1924 L street north
west as manager. The lineup is as fol-
lows: James Mcclellan, center; R. Harper,
quarter back; j. Kane right guard; p Tu-
rem, left guard; A. Castillo right tackle:
T. Becker, left tackle; ]. kerbey, right end:
l.: Scribner, right end; P. Erven. full back;
II. kinbel, right half: John Murphy, left
half; d. OConner, substitute. The manager
OF the club states that his team will be pre-
pared to meet all Corners averaging in
weight 12O pounds in the line-up
1t is understood that Henry Copnertb;te
proprietor OF the Connecticut Pie COMPANY
Is contemplating the erection of n baartis,i
surouroen residence on property recently
purchased by him in Brightwood
Grand Chief Daley of the Indano,a..
oluef sons or Jonadab has announced that
q special session Of the Grand Council Mill
De held In Baird's Hall, at 31st ana NJ
streets. Georgetown. Sunday evening
program consisting of vocal and fnstrn-
mentai music has been arranged. IT is also
s ees that number of prominent
speakers VIII be present and make short
aouresses. The council is now considering
a proposition made by the Independent Or
ger OF Rechabites for the holding of a Sc
res OF joint meetings between the Sons ~
Jonadab and Good Templars at an early
GATE. The plan is considered a good one
ana mas met with approval by a ma ioritv
Of the members 'oii'y
Miss Mary Cavanaugh of 3O42 M street
Dy railing from Capital Traction car near
tne treasury Department recently is con-
valescing. 20 ''h-
F. D. Vowel is recuperatine in the yir-
g1n1a mountains.
Officers of Georgetown Council, No 2. In
dependent Order Sons of Jonadab who
were recently elected. will be publicly in
stalled the evening of October G.
Miss Minnie Rule, formerly superintend-
ent of the girls reform school in Tenlev-
town. is at the ST. Louis fair
Mr.. j. Doering is making extensive i'm
provements on his residence at 3I2S N
street, Georgetown.
Sergt Henry Volkman. formerly of the
metropolitan police force, is reported to be
almost entirely recovered from an Illness
covering many months.
The following Georgetowners have re-
Gently returned from their annual vaca-
tions: Miss Edith Mccartney, Miss Helen
Smith, Miss Gertrude Clements, DIR. and
Mrs. Edward S. Smith, Rev. w. c. Alexan-
der, Miss Elizabeth Upperman, Mrs Will
liam Eckloff. Rev. Cornelius c. Coleman.