Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-29
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
General and Personal News From the
West End

The Boys" of Tenleytown departed to-
day for their annual camping ground at
occoquan, Va. The youths were accom-
panied by Prof. w. B. Ireland, who goes to
look after their general welfare. Great
preparations have been perfected for the
outing and the lads went off in wagons
loaded with tents, breadstuffs and cooking
utensils. The spot selected for the camp is
SAID TO be an excellent one and great faclI-
tiles are to be afforded for fishing and hunt
ing. Several weeks will be spent in camp.
Eddie O'Brien, small boy about eleven
years or age, was painfully injured Satur-
corner of Both and K streets, being stepped
upon by a horse driven by Wise Brown
Friends took the lad to his home, at 81
9th street northwest.
Rev. Samuel Cahill, assistant pastor at
Holy Trinity, 1t is understood will continue
to serve the church with Rev T. ]. Harlin
the new pastor. He returned Saturday from
his retreat at Keyser Island and resumed
his duties yesterday.
Georgetown Tent, No. g. Order of Macca-
bees, will hold regular meeting tonight
in Odd Fellows Hall, 1913 31st street north
west A change in the dates for this meet
ing was made necessary by reason of the
fact that next Monday is legal holiday.
Mr.. Daniel Sullivan of 36th and streets
and Mr.. P. ]. Cook of 3214 NJ street. who
were members of a party which sailed sew
eral weeks ago for Ireland, have returned
to the city. Both gentlemen report an eX-
cellent voyage. Four weeks were spent in
the old country. Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Dugan,
who also went with the party, are not ex-
pected to return before September Z. Mr..
Paul Cook will also return later.
A trolley ride of the Dumbarton Avenue
Sunday School, class No. 4, which had been
planned, has been Indefinitely postponed.
The work of rolling and macadamlzng
the roadways of Woodley road between
Wisconsin and Idaho avenues and Wiscon-
sin avenue between 37th and Frankfort
streets will soon be commenced The work
will be executed under appropriations re-
Gently made for the improvements OF these
two thoroughfares.
Merchants and business men along NJ
street, in the vicinity of the Georgetown
market are eVincing considerable interest
In the outcome of the proposition to change
the regulations of the market SO as to per-
NIT country people to display their produce
along the side of the curb. Several mer-
chants We're discussing the matter today
and gave it as their opinion that business
in the vicinity of the market would be
given a wonderful impetus by such regu-
lation.
william J. Staub has returned from New
York city.
Rev. w. ]. Scanlon formerly in charge OF
the parish at Holy Trinity, after few
days visit here has resumed duties at MS
parish in ST. Mary's county
Two dozen young people OF georgetown
gave Miss Ella Bradt of Ballston, Va,
delightful surprise party Friday evening
Social games were INDUCED in and refresh
ments were served. Miss Bradt formerly
lived in Georgetown and resided at 3l29
street
Miss Alice Cruitt. Miss Walsh and MISS
Miller are three of GeorgetOwns fail
daughters at the St. Louis exposition. MT.
Forest d. Vowel and Mr. and Mrs. LOUIS
DeFeif are other Georgetowners at the 1air