The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Georgetown

w D. Green. cashier of the Potomac
Savings Bank, returned Monday from
ten-day trip TO Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. Rossa Downing, of
2So1 street, have moved TO a cot
tage at Falls Church. Va, which they
will occupy for the summer.
Mr.. Buriingame. of 3O42 L street,
returned during the week from a ten
day trip to Syracuse. n. Y.
Miss Eta Taggart, of 324s n street,
has returned from a three weeks visit
to friends in Baltimore
Mrs. Mary O,Connor. of 301s q
street. has left the city to spend a
month at Havana, Cuba.
Charles g. Heath, OF 327S NJ, has
rented cottage at Ballston, Va, for
the summer months, and moved his
family to the new home
Mrs Money, of 3159 street, who
recently purchased a residence at
Friendship Heights, from H w. Of
futt, is occupying her new domicile.
Mrs. Leah James, of 1877 Thirty
second street, has gone 20 Shepherds
1oSn. ". Va. TO visit her parents, and
will remain until September.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Fell. of 202s
street, will leave town Tuesday.
moving in their new home near CHEVY
Chase, Md. where they will spend the
summer
Mrs Hess and son Fred, of 1897 s4tb
street, leaves this week for Fast
orange, \. j., fer a stay OF several
weeks. Upon his return Mr.. Hess con-
templates going to Portland, Ore.
where he expects to enter business.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.. Finney. of
S4i0 o street. celebrated the fiftieth an
nlVersary Of their marriage Wednesday
evening. About 100 friends of the coupIe
were present and extended congratuia-
tions on the golden jubilee
A pretty wedding was solemnized
wednesday morning. May 10. with q
nuptiai mass at Trinity Church, the
contracting parties being Miss Marie
Dove. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franz,
Dove, of 344 y street. and George II
Shurland The Rev. Father Harlin, pas
tor OF Trinity Church, was the eeIe-
brant,
Miss Judith Shurland sister of the
groom. was bridesmaid. and Frank Me
Kenzie acted as best man. wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony, and
later the couple LETT for a honeymoon
trip to New York
They returned to town during. the
week and took up their residence at
2S16 Dumbarton avenue.
At the meeting of Georgetown Coun-
ell, No. 3, L O. S. J., held Monday
night. ". T. Green, Charles L. and Jo-
seph G. Gates were initiated into the
council. 1t was announced that the
Rev. Charles Alvin Smith, pastor OF
Peck Memorial Church. corner of Twen-
ty-eighth and NJ streets, would deliver
a sermon TO the council and order to-
morrow evening at 7:30 p. m. All tenn
perance organizations are requested 10
be present.
The council will give its first annual
excursion to Great Falls, by way of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, on Sunday.
June is. The following committee is In
charge: H A. Warner. chairman; j. g,
Gates, J. 7. Finney, w T. Golden, and
u. H. Bangs. The good of the order
was in charge of Clement Venable, OF
Unity, No. 2. The following program
was rendered: Garnet solos. Prof. Joyce,
of Hope. No. /; selections on the organ
by Prof. Garland and Mr.. Collett, OF
Unity, No. 2; vocal solos, by Messrs.
r. Poore, Spellrnan. Woodberry, Charles
and Joseph G. Gates. Interesting re-
marks were made by Messrs. ffnney,
D poore. Giihooley, Warner, j. g
Gates. w. 7. Golden. j. II. Bangs, and
others.