The Washington times., 1905-04-16
Northeast
Washington.

Residents of the northeast section, es-
pecialiy those who patronize the II
street cars, are heartily glad the Ben
ming races are over. They are, however,
looking forward with some anxiety to
the time, now near at hand, when the
lowering of H street will begin at the
new Union station.
Miss Alice Gardner. of 1910 Florida
avenue, left home Thursday for a few
days visit to relatives in New York,
Brooklyn. and Elizabeth City, N. J.
A neighborhcod branch of the Wash
ington Public Library %ill shortly be es-
tabiishea at the Noel House. 1913 II
street. the meeting place of the Eastern
Athletic Brigade. Three active members
Of the brigade were busy last week
building the shelves TO accommodate the
books
The Belvedere Pleasure Club held one
of it's enjoyable dances on Monday even
ing at the Northeast Temple. 1t was
in charge of Z. 4. Lloyd, Wells c. Har-
rel. and Jacob Faye.
F. w Brown is building a new two
story brick house at $50 street
Mrs Agnes Eeuchert. widow of the
late William Beuchert, died on Tues
day morning at 6G6 Z street. Funeral
services were held Thursday morning
in ST. Joseph's Church.
A large audience assembled in the
Douglass Memorial NJ. E. Church, at
Eleventh and II streets, on Friday
night, TO attend a concert given to aid
the building fund DR.. j. ". Rischoff
and the Columbia Quartet Club, consist
inE of Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff, Mrs
A lalo Ia
G. Miller, and Herbert d. Lawson, fur
nished the music.
Policemen c. u Barteman, r. NJ,
Canady, George H. Dawson. NJ. z.
Smith, Harry Weadell. j. Z. Wilson.
Fhilip Brown, and j. A. Foley have
been assigned by Lieutenant Daily. OF
the Ninth precinct. to take the census
OF the Northeast The last Two named
lists in the country
| Friendship Lodge Meets.
| Friendship Lodge. Good Templars
celebrated its twenty seventh anniver-
ssry on Monday evening by a special
meeting In Me,ford Hall, Eighth and
! streets The Rev. +. B. Bagby made
an address end special program ol
! music was given.
Corporal Hugh H. Ward. Company F
Fourth Regiment, u. S. V, son oi
! John r. and the late Annie Ward, diec
on Monday. Funeral services were helt
at the home of his aunt 202 x street
Thursday. morning.
Special Lenten services have been hel(
during the week at Holy Name Catholi,
| Church, Eleventh and * streets Daily
masses were sung at G:30 and o'cloct
each morning and yespefs were hell
| each evening.
The Mems club. which meets at 10
| II street, held one of its characteristic,
'club nights on Monday evening. Her
bert Wilson. OF the Geological Survey
gave the address of the evening or
India; Its People and Customs
! Property owners and residents In tn
fvicinity of Thirteenth and II streets ar
considera bly, exercised over the prospec
of saloon on the northeast corner. Ii
cense has been applied for. and counter
petitions were freely circulated las
week to defeat the scheme. AS usual Il
such cases there is a division of ,senti
ment In the community, but perhaps
majority of those living in that section
are of the opinion they could live oi
and enjoy life without the proposed bar
| Max r Ohle. private of Engine Com
pany No. 10, is enjoying leave of alb
sence for twenty days He intends t
spend his 9acaticn In the country.
On Thursday afternoon a game o
baseball waa played at Ninth and L
streets between the Madison and Hill
top teams, which resulted in a victor,
lfor the Madisons. the score being to {