Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-13
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS
MASS CELEBRATED coMMEM-
DRAFTING AN ANNIVERSARY.
The Span of Mother Mary Pauhne's
Religious Life-James Daniels
Seriously Injured.


pital. Father Daugherty, S. j., president
of Georgetown University, delivered an ad-
dress, congratulating Mother Pauline upon
the high emnence reached by the univer-
sity hospital under her supervision. let
ter was also read from Archbishop Fal-
COMO, through whom the special blessing
of Pope Plus x was extended to Mother
Pauline and the sisters in the community
Rev. Jerome Daugherty was celebrant OF
the mass, Rev. James Becker, s. j.. treas
urer Of the Georgetown University and
chaplain of the hospital. served as deacon,
and Mr.. Hennessy as subdeacon. ana
Messrs. Cassidy and Smith as acolytes.
Appropriate musical selections were sung
by Mrs. Patterson Miss Donnoghue and
Miss Ida Keifer.
Following the breakfast Sister Pauline
held a reception in the artistically deco
rated reception hall. on the lower floor to
the left of the main entrance, in which the
jubilee gifts were exhibited.
Address and Message.
After the reception Rev. Father Daugh-
erty, S. j.. addressed Mother Pauline and
her assistants. congratulating them for the
noble work attained under her direction at
the hospital. Rev. Daugherty spoke in
part follows:
Not only the University of Georgetown,
but the whole city. owes a debt Of graft
tude to you. Your untiring efforts and I'M
selfish devotion to the noble work have
endeared you to a. who have come under
your care, anu prove to thoughtful minds
how much good a noble woman and q
perfect religion can do for God and His
afflicted children. This hospital Is mon
ument to you-or. rather, it is monu-
ment that will keep in faithful memory
the sweet and humble ST. Francis. whose
follower and sister you are. May God
spare you many years in this noble work
and then your reward-not the passing
tribute from the lips of man-not presents
which will fade-but a jubilee of eternal
years with God, the merciful Father, who
will not allow a cup of water given in His
name to go unrewarded."
At the close Of Father Daugherty's ad-
dress the following letter was read by Rev.
James Becker, 8. j.. from his excellency
Archbishop Falconio:
Reverend and Dear Sister: 1t is great
pleasure for me to inform you that while
l was in Rome his holiness Plus X. at my
request. granted to you and to all the sis
ters of the community special blessing I
beg you also to accept my most sincere
congra tulations and good wishes on the oc-
casion of your silver jubilee. May God
grant you the grace and strength to con-
tinue in the good work to which you have
SO unselfshly devoted the past twenty-five
years.
Praying God to bestow upon you and upon
all the members of the community His
choicest favors, 1 remain, most faithfully,
D. FALCONIO.
ArchDlShOp, apOStONC DeieSdte.
Skull Fractured.
While driving along NJ street northwest,
near the Aqueduct bridge. this morning,
James Daniels, about fifty years of age,
who is employed on Gen. Drums farm near
Townsville, Va, fell from his wagon and
sustained fracture Of the skull. His head
struck against the curb and he was rem
dered unconscious. Several persons were
standing near by and the injured man was
taken up and finally removed to the George
town University Hospital 1t Is believed
that the old was a victim of heart
failure. At l o'clock this afternoon the
hospital physicians state that he Is In
dying condition, with no hope of recovery.
Inspection of Aqueduct Bridge.
Secretary of War William II. Taft made
a personal inspection this week of the
Aqueduct bridge, crossing Rock creek at
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street north
west and continued his investigation along
the line to Great Falls. 1t Is understood
that the ACCESSIBILITY Of widening this
bridge is being again argued by the ofn-
Gals in Charge as an important feature OF
the conduit project for which an appro-
priat for surveys was argued at the last
session OF Congress.
Burglar Makes a Haul.
W. H. Clarke. who conducts laundry
agency at 1919 32d street northwest, re-
ported yesterday evening that his place
was entered by a burglar some time the
night previous and several valuables stolen,
including purse containing $50, which had
been deposited in the cash drawer. No
clue is given as to the guilty parties. An
entrance was effected to the place through
the rear door. The detectives are on the
watch for the robbers.
Mrs. Catherine Harneday, resident OF
GEORGETOWN died at her home at an
early hour this morning. General debility
is given as the immediate cause of her
death. She was fifty years of age. Ar
rangements have been made to have the
funeral service at Holy Trinity Catholic
Church next Tuesday. Interment will be
made in Mount Olivet cemetery. Mr.. ]. 7.
Clements Is in charge Of arrangements
DR. Frank H. Hayenner, pastor of the
Dumbarton Avenue Church, who has spent
several weeks in the mountains Of Vir-
ginia recuperating his health. has returned
and will resume charge of his pastorate.
He Is greatly improved In health
General and Personal.
1t is rumored that there is to be change
in the passionate of the West Washington
Evangelical Lutheran Church. Rev. STAN
ley Billheimer has very acceptably served
the membership of this charge, and the
members express themselves DESTROYS
that no change shall take place.
Rev. DR.. Henry Runner of Wyoming is
filling the pastorate of Rev. DR.. w. c.
Alexander at the West Street Presby-
terrain Church during the latter's absence.
Rev. ]. w. Collins, formerly of George
town. but now in charge of the Catholic
parish at Wyoming, Wis. is here On a
visit to his mother
Joseph Magruder, twenty years of age.
a huckster living at 1921 street fell
from his wagon at 32d street and Dunbar
ton avenue last night and was rendered I'M
conscious. He was conveyed to George
town Hospital.
Mrs. p. J. Clark and daughter. Miss May
Clarke, of 1856 street. are visiting
friends and relatives in New York state.
They are expected to return this month.
Mrs. j.. Barton Miller is visiting rela-
tives at Charlottesville, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. Warner Of 1920 street
are in WestmOreland county. Va
Mrs. Arthur Appler and brother, Arthur
Remnant. are spending the latter part of
summer in the Virginia mountains
The Georgetown ~ of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union held it's reg
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