The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-26
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ed Brethren for Christ during the les
son drew out the cards, shuffied
them, dealt hands. and began to play
when he was sent home When his
father learned of the affair he said
his boy would soon be taking the beer
kettle to church
The Rhode Island Methodist Protest
ant Church baseball team has organ
lied and is trying TO form a track
team. The boys had good football
team and ali they need to help them in
baseball is some energetic hacker.
The Missionary Society OF the Ecking
ton Presbyterian Church held their third
annual Martha Washington tea party
on Wednesday evening, February %. at
7.2o O'Clock
The attraction Of the evening were
short address by Abraham Joseph. an
Arab from Jerusalem in native costume
a japanese booth, attended by five
young men tastefailv dressed In Japa-
nese costume; reeitations and refresh
ments. The young Japanese" ladies
rendered a beautiful japanese song A
vocal solo hv Miss Showl. a banjo duet
by Messrs. s. SomDers. and f. McChes-
ney. mandolin selections by Mr.. Suit
on: violin selections bv Miss Kenon IN
address By A bra ia m Joseph. concernip g
the life of hin self md Jerusalana: reei-
+etions by Row Gfear end Marra ret
Barnes. as George and Merida wesh-
i'eoton resnectiyelv: reoitatiens h. Miss
Meyers and nraver nv Rev. DR.. Ts,an,o-
SON. we're the nunebors Of a ycBI ar
ranged and sIei3eftfuliv Interesting en-
iartainfneft. After the entertainment
about fifteen or twenty ladies IF the
society. attired IN the auaint Colonial
dresc serstea rafreshYnents. A silver Of
fer;ng feIsers
New Methodist Church.
| A now Methodist Church is beine
! erected at the corner of Second and S
streets northeast
.Jsnior social of the Rhode island NJ
p. Church was held IN the church on
Friday e.ening. the oath.
The Florence Trittanten Wnrbers
! -a~ior rac,aI met ut the hosaa Of Mrs
6fill. e3l4 First street. On NFoedae- usebr1I-
ery "A. A. able address, bv Miss G0rHan
| Of the nHorrei' h,I~noroiss raeitatiaax
nv Mr. SneisTet. iastys,raenta1 -aneic and
| carnet solos nv e GIL snd q " Dor
sew were the features Of the entertain
| r7enf. The three rooms were very
crowded.
R5ies NJ Marra. Of the ST Thomas p
r Church will sing at the morning
sf.rvice OF the Rhode Island n p
I Ssurcil TODAY.
/ The morning sermon OF the Rhode ISL
ard NJ p Church today will be deliv-
cred by DR. T1rdor presiding elder OF
the Richmond district of the Southern
Methodist Church.
| Tomorrow night the North Capitol AMI
lexington Citizens Association VIII
hold its meeting IN ST Martins Hall.
The Marquette Baseball League was
| reorganized on Thursday night. Father
Hannah and Mr. Lieutich REPRESENTED
St Martins baseball team. This league
and the Capitol City League viii COM
/ bine and form a twelye-cIub league.
Miss Louise Rosendaie invited num-
| Der OF friends to social party at her
! home Friday, February d
On Tuesday afternoon the Emery Pub
! lie School held the memorial exercises
1 In ST Martins Hail. There were adj
dresses by the Rev. Everett Hale, chap
lain of the Senate, and Mr. Stuart.
Superintendent Of Schools.
4 The Gage School was dedicated several
i days ago. II stands on the corner OF
Third and streets.
i All Died on Sunday.
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after short illness. passed away. On
1.-The following Sunday her daughter.
/ latter a short spell OF sickness, was
claimed by death. Then on the follow
ing Sunday Mr. Barker. her son, sud-
denly died OF pneumonia
| Several boys we're arrested upon COM
plant of Mr. White and DR.. Coblentz.
the druggist, on the corner of Florida
avenue and North Capitol street. for
Idfsorderiy conduct The justice gave
them a good talking to. but imposed no
fine. After their release the boys re-
turned 10 the drug store and bought
some tobacco Thesr Immediately had
the druggist arrested Cor selling tobacco
to minors. A fine of $40 was paid. Ten
dollars is a pretty dear price for peace
The new church building OF the Memo
rial Church of United Brethren for
Christ will be dedicated about the LIST Of
May. After this the old church building
will be used for Sunday school and lee
ture purposes
On March % the Rev. DR. Houcke
lpastor of the Memorial Church Of United
Brethren for Christ. will give an illus
trated stereopticon lecture on The
| Golden Gate
The Senior Christian Endeavor So
cfety of the Memorial Church OF the
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the home of Miss Dulin, 1927 New Jer.
| sey avenue. on Friday.
Stafford's drug store was broken into
on last Thursday q week, the 18Th
Nothing was taken. for probably tht
ring of the cash drawer frightened tbs
robber away.
i Miss Sands Party.
At the home of Miss Florence Sands
101 r street northwest, a number OF hel
friends were entertained on Tuesda,
evening. The rooms were lastly decor
ated with draperies of red. white, ant
blue crepe paper, which was In per
feet harmony with the occasion. TIL
early part of the evening was spent Ii
| games and musical selections. JOSEPH
Cockley won first prize IN the "Hatche
and Cherry Tree" contest. The con
j testants, biindfoided, were given small
! hatchets TO pin on q cloth. on which
vas printed a cherry tree. It was tn
t aim of each to PIN it a certain cut II
] the tree The nearest to this cut weuit
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