Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS
GODFREY GoEBEL RECEIVERS
FROM EFFECTS OF WOUNDS.
Returns to His House From Hospital
Marriage of Mr.. Hedrick and
Miss Robinson.

There was rejoicing at the home of COD
frey Goebel. 1898 Prospect street. George
town. this afternoon when Mr.. Goebel re-
turned from the Casualty Hospital, after
having been under treatment there about
four weeks. Mr.. Goebel, as stated In The
Star at the time, was stabbed and his In
testines punctured in a dozen places. His
case was regarded as hopeless at the time
he was admitted to the hospital, and the
saving of his life entities the surgeons to
congratulations. Henry Burkhart. the
baker. who is alleged to have committed
the assault in a It'll street saloon, has not
yet been arrested.
The marriage Of Mr.. William A. He'd
rick and Miss Maude Robinson occurred
last evening at the residence Of the brides
parents. 2OO4 35th street northwest Rev
Parke p Flournoy performed the ceremony.
Owing to the wishes of the contracting
parties, the wedding was a quiet one ana
attended only by the friends and relatives
of the bride and groom Mrs. Hedrlck Is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Robin
son, and the groom is a prominent young
resident Of Georgetown, having been Tor d
number Of years member of tsle facuity
of Linthicum night school He is a brother
of Prof. Henry B. Hedrick of the United
States naval observatory.
Death Of Mrs Fanny Scott.
The death of Mrs. Fanny A. Scott of
Georgetown occurred at the Georgetown
University Hospital Thursday night from
the effects of an operation which was per-
formed Thursday morning. She had been
i'll for several weeks. At the time of her
death Mrs. Scott was fifty-five years OF
age. Her husband and seven children sur
vive her. The children are: DR.. Sidney l..
Scott Of the United States Marine Hospital
Mrs. T. N. Cunningham. Miss Carrie Lee
Scott Hugh D., William, George and Tay-
lor Scott. The body was removed to Fred
ericksburg this afternoon. Mrs. Scott was
the wife of Mr.. William Scott, for many
years resident of Georgetown. and was
the daughter of ex-Mayor Hugh $. Dog
gett Of Fredericksburg, Va.
The Columbia Baptist Church, at the
corner Of 32d and streets northwest Is
without a pastor, Rev. James l.. Dodge
having resigned on account of Ill healtr.
Rev. George w. Mccullough. pastor of the
Teneytown Baptist Church, Will conduct
the services tomorrow.
Work on the addition to the new Pe.k
Memorial Chapel at 18th and NJ streets
northwest has just been commenced ny
the contract in charge Messrs- Harding
& Upman. A lady whose residence Is IN
Washington, and whose name Is not d.
vulged, has donated $4,000 to defray the
expenses incident to the improvements.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. Manard Shoemaker and Clifton Shoe
maker will leave next week with party
of friends for a hunting and fishing OK
petition in Virginia. They will probably
be in camp for several weeks.
Deputy Marshal w. c. Duval OF the
Georgetown justice peace district, who has
for some time been serving In an ofhcial
capacity in the first district. has resumed
his duties in the seventh district
The West End Mandolin Club has re
turned from trip to River Springs, Nd.
The members of the club report success
full trip.