Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-13
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS
GENERAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS
FROM THE WEST END. .

George Smith. a colored man about nifty
years OF age. was brought to the seventh
precinct station about 11:30 O'Clock this
morning by Precinct Detective Brown and
Sergt. Kramer. and. after he had been ques-
TONED by Lieut.. Schneider. he was locked
up so as to allow the police to make an in
vestigation OF his movements. The man
was on Wisconsin avenue this morning and
asked a livery stable keeper to allow him
to change his clothes in the stable. Pre-
cinct Detective Brown came along after the
stranger had gone into the stable and was
told OF the actions OF the man. He imme-
diately followed and after questioning him.
placed him under arrest and took him to
the seventh precinct station where he was
searched.
he found large sack which the man was
carrying and which curtained besides veg
etables various articles OF soldier clothing
and several pairs of shoes. These were
examined at the station house. and the
priconer que: toned as to where he procured
them. and the reply was that they were
given to him at Fort Myer. Va, by the
soldiers. He was badly frightened.
Frederick Hall was arrested last even
ing by Policeman Brown upon a charge
of petit larceny and was sent to the seventh
precinct station.
He is alleged by the police to have taken
the bicycle owned by w. A. Dugan, who
resides at 1T46 V street northwest.
Held for Maryland Authorities.
Patsine Kelly was arrested by Police
man McDermott on Wisconsin ave-
nue. northwest yesterday afternoon ana
sent to the seventh precinct station, to be
held for the authorities of Prince George
county. Md. by whom he is said to be
wanted to answer a charge of assault. 1t
Is alleged that some time ago Kelly fmper-
sonated a Maryland officer and after ar
resting man named Edward Bailey as
saulted him. As the prisoner refused to re-
turn TO Prince George county without
requis- don from Gov. Warfield. he Is being
held to await papers from Annapolis.
General Mention. 'r.
The erection OF the new two-story -and-st-
tic frame building for Mrs E. B. Sherman
at 324O Wisconsin avenue northwest has
been begun by the contractors. The essi-
mated cost is $500.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Talbot of Rockville Md.
has had the plans prepared for the cree
ton of row of four dwelling houses on
the vacant ground on Prospect avenue be-
tween 2Sd and Bath streets northwest. Ths
contracts for the improvements, It is stated,
have been awarded.
Mr. J. Robert English has just returned
from trip to Midtown, n. J.. and At
lsntic City.
Mrs. Thomas H. Balderston of Balti-
more is visiting the family of her brother,
Nc. Ashton, at 1923 Both street northwest
The West End Mandolin and Guitar
Club composed of Georgetown boys, Will
play this evening at the reception OF the
Army and Navy Union at Concordia Hall
This is one Of the best-known musical or
CARNATIONS IN this section of the city
and includes in Its membership Messrs.
Raymond Ashton, Raymond Ross w. Max
Duvall, Donald Whiliote and George
Thomas. --
Mr. and Mrs Myer Nordlinger of 30th
street northwest have returned to the
city after having spent the greater part
OF the summer at their country home
near Brightwood.
Messrs. Samuel Daw of 1922 32d street
northwest and Theodore Perry of 1922 S5th
street northwest have returned from
fishing trip in the waters OF the lower
Potomac.
Mr.. Arthur Tenant of 3217 NJ street
northwest has returned to his home in this
city after trip of six weeks duration at
Colonial Beach.
The marriage of Miss Laura V. Somer-
vile OF 1908 10Th street northwest and Mr..
Saturday week in the rectory OF Trinity
Church. The ceremony was witnessed by
only few friends of the contracting par
ties. and Immediately after the ceremony
the young couple left on a wedding trip to
Atlantic City.
Miss Agnes oDonoghue of 30l3 p street
northwest is spending this week at Colonial
Beach.
Mr.. Anthony ]. Moshenvel OF Georgetown,
who resides at 3403 street northwest for
merry lieutenant of Truck E and later con-
nected with the No. engine company, has
been promoted to the position OF captain in
the fire department.
Mr. II. M. Malone of $500 NJ street left last
Wednesday morning to spend several weeks
at Shepherdstown. W. Va.