Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-18
AFFAIRS m oHoRazrowh.
General and Personal News From the
west End.

Bolster. who resided at 81d2 Brown streek
northwest which was reported to the POI
lice Of the seventh precinct, has been 90
counted for. According to q telegram rs.
ceived by his mother he Is In Chicago. The
young man left his home and was last seen
at the corner OF Valley and streets north
west. He telegraphed to his mother that
he will return to this city In few days
meeting was held Thursday evening at
the Georgetown University building by
those who had charge of the recent fair
which was held upon the campus OF the
university for the benefit Of the hospital.
The reports were received from those who
were in charge of the various tables ana
1t was found that the profits were 20,
which is regarded by those in charge as q
most satisfactory showing 80 1ar.
The infant child OF Sarah Thompson OF
2015 35th street died at Q o'clock on Satur-
day evening without the attendance OF
physician. Policeman Lawless of the sew
enth precinct police notified Lieut.. Schneadef
Of the fact and the coroner was informed
He will probably view the remains today.
When the improvements which are IN
progress upon Stohlman's bakery are come
pleted Georgetown will have q bakery that
will be a model in every sense OF the word
1t will be fitted up with all modern ma
chinery and appliances and will be as near
perfect as possible The new addition on
n street northwest will have frontage or
twenty-eight feet and a depth Of one hun
breed feet, adjoining the present bakery In
the rear.
Additional money is Yet to be turned IN
and 1t Is believed that when all Is received
the profits will be about $500 The re.
turns from the fancy table-the largest o.
any individual table, amounted to $500
while the confectionery table Melted $SSa 70.
The gate receipts of the week were $l660 o'
and the paddle stand brought IN $lS67O:
The punch table Is credited with $04 10 and
the supper table with $73.10. The large
automobile which was engaged TO take par
ties to various places OF interest In george
town carried over 1900 passengers through
out the week.
The following articles were awarded:
Fancy table University Pill
low. Miss Kelley; Handsome pin cushion.
Miss Addie King; couch Mrs. Buscher; SILK
umbrella, Mr.. c. Simmons; picture OF faith
er Cahill, the president of Georgetown Uni
versity, Miss Louise kearney; pox az
shoes, Miss Maggie Brown: beautiful green
vase Miss Kate O'Neal; boxes OF writing
paper Misses Rainey and Scheele, and rag
baby. Miss Mary Manogue
doll, Mr.. Caldwell; candles. Tom Knight;
cakes, Mrs. Carmody. Mr.. Hardy and DR..
Brace: jewel case, Mr.. Marion; conserves,
Mr.. Clemenson.
Punch table-Picture, Miss Agnes Stanton:
rocking chair, Miss May Horrigan; straight
chair, Miss Agnes Stanton.
julius Hermann, an old Georgetown boy,
Is in town on a visit to his mother at lZzl
2Sth street northwest, and his sister, MRS.
Stanley Pearce of 291O Olive avenue north
west He has been member of the Marine
Corps for twenty-five years enllsting When
only fifteen years of age. He was engaged
in the Spanish war, and intends to return 10
the service to round out thirty years, after
which he will retire.
Mr. Simon Sullivan of the Post ONCE De-
partment has purchased a large frame resi-
dence from Mr.. Richard Ough in Friendship
Heights and will move into the house In
about two. weeks.
The price paid for the residence Is under
stood to have been $4,000
Saturday afternoon a jolly crowd OF
Georgetown men, including Fred Rupertus,
Rawlings Hume, Graham Hume James z.
Hillet and Charles and Frank Gordon, left
in a houseboat in tow of the tugs OF the
Columbia Sand Company to spend ten days
hunting and fishing in the MattaWoman
creek on the lower Potomac
The petition which is being circulated
throughout Georgetown to have the Com
missioners change the name of Wisconsin
avenue back to BOD street northwest has
been signed by the PRODIGY Carriage Com
pany, Stohlman, the baker, and many
others. The petition Is being circulated
by Dr. Charles Becker. who says the change
of the name OF the street is hurting the
trade of Georgetown. The idea Is to have
all of the business men Of the street sign
the petition. The Commissioners have
changed the name OF the street twice. and
for the sake of uniformity one name. that
Of Wisconsin avenue. was applied to the
entire length Of the highway. Many of the
residents of this section Of the city, how
ever, believe there is very little probability
of the name being again changed.