The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-02
Northeast
Washington.

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Father Ignatius Fealy, assistant pas
tor OF St. Joseph's Church, left the city
Thursday night for n trip TO Boston to
visit his friends and relatives in that
city. lie will off1ciate at high mass TO-
day in the Church of the Immaculate
Conception In Boston, where his uncle
- stationed. Father Fealy will return
TO Washington on July s.
Mrs. Robert Peterson, CT S21 Seventh
street, left Washington Thursday for
Oil City. Pa. where she will visit friends
for two weeks.
Henry Mayer, past high priest of
Hyattsville Chapter, Royal Arch Mas
ons, was a visitor at the meeting of
Capital Chapter In Northeast Temple on
Wednesday evening.
Firemen of No. 10 Engine Company
sincerely regret their parting with James
Rossiter. who has been a member of No.
10 for the past seven years. Mr.. Ros-
sitter was until Frida-- lieutenant in the
department, but his promotion took eff
! 1ect yesterday and he was assigned to
! outy as captain in charge of Engine
company No. 4. in South Washington.
that position having been made vacant
several months ago by the transfer Of
captain Shinn. w. A. Clark. Of Engine
Company No. 8. promoted to the rank
OF lieutenant, will succeed Mr.. Rossiter
at No. TO. Harmon A. Chaplin has been
appointed Waterman and assigned to
No. 10
r. F. Mattingly, of Langdon. D. c.,
was reported on the sick-lfst at the
meeting of Mt. Vernon Tent, knights OF
Maceabees, in Northeast Temple, on
Thursday night. Frank DarnaIl is COM
mander of Mt. Vernon Tent; s. f. Can
MN Is past commander, and Charles F.
Gates, secretary. The affairs of the tent
were reported to be in a fiourishing con-
oition at the last meeting
Are Quietly Married
quiet wedding took place in st.
Joseph's Catholic Church at II O'Clock
Thursday morning. when Miss Bridget
Shea and Lewis B. Gleason were mar
ried. Father Ignatius Feaiy. cousin of
the groom, OBLIGATED at the nuptfaI
mass Only the immediate relatives of
the contracting parties witnessed the
ceermcny
The Junior Christian Endeayor Society
OIL the Eastern Presby Church
Heio an entertainment and lawn fete
AT The church on Wednesday evening
AN interesting program of music and
Rotations was presented A pleasing
feature of the affair was broom drill
by eight little girls
The Waugh NJ E. Church has begun
Its twilight song services for the sum
ner each Sunday evening.
The Casualty Hospital now has its
own ambulance, and answers all calls.
On an average three runs are made
oaiiy In the Eastern section of the city.
avfy ~; TT.
Gently purchased, ana > being fitted I'D
to Increase the size of the lawn on the
west side of the building.
Thomas Blasey, private of the Sixth
police precinct. is Ill at the Casualty
hospital from an attack of internal
hemorrhase. His condition was con-
sioered serious for several days, but he
IL now on the road to recovery
Dr Hamilton Robnutt has been SUBJ
sutute resident physician at the Cas-
uaity Hospital for ten days, in the alb
sence of DR.. P. Hamilton Lloyd
The Eastern Select Club, a BODY of
young men connected with the Eastern
presbyterian Church, recently organized
company OF Minute Men. 1t was mus
tered into the District regiment at it's
headquarters on Monday evening.
Dr. Thomas c. Easton, pastor Of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church, viii spend
his summer vacation at Newton, N. j.
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Indorses Arcanum Rates.
Ouray Council. No. 1890, Royal Ar
canum, had as visitors to its lodge
room In the Northeast Temple on Mon
day evening. ]. d. Biddis, past grand
regent, ard Thomas Z. McCardell. of
Pen-Mar Council, No 44e, OF Hagers-
town, Md. Ouray Council has indorsed
the action of the Supreme National
Council with reference to the Increased
monthly rate
#. M. Bradley, grand commander of
the District of Columbia, was a visitor
at the meeting of the United Order of
the Golden Cross. In the Northess,
Temple, On Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gertrude Edwards died lag. Sun
day at her home. 225 Fourteenth street.
Mrs Edwards was the wife Of Frank A
Edwards and the daughter of Mr.. and
b1rs. James Gray. The funeral was
held on Wednesday afternoon In Lanes
Chapel Church
Bethlehem Chapter, o. II. s.. held the
last meeting for the summer a, the
Northeast Temple Tuesday evening
There was large attendance of the
members present and after short bust
ness session the lodge adjourned for a
social hour. Refreshments were served
Miss Ida NJ. Christian, of Caroline
county, Va, and Thomas H. Edwards
were married on Wednesday at the
home Of the Rev. r. r. Riedel. 966
Maryland ave. Mr.. Edwards went to
Richmond to meet Miss Christian on
"Wednesday morning and brought her
to this city. Mr.. Bealle and Miss Ollie
Bailey, friends Of the couple, attended
them at the marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwards Will reside in this city.
The Sunday school of tie Eastern
Presbyterian Church held its annual
excursion to Marshall Ean on Wednes-
day.
Thomas Jefferson Cornell. No. IL. J |
o. u. A. NJ, elected the following list |
Of officers for the ensuing term at it's |
in the Northeast Temple on /
Tuesday evening: Councillor, T. A. |
Flynn; vice councillor. Ellis Lewis: re-
cording secretary, A. C. Mclean; finan-
c;al secretary. c. L. Mace; treasurer. |
w. II. Dunn; conductor, A C. Campbell: /
warden, H. H. Hamilton; inside sentf- |
mel. w B. Evans, and outside sentinel.
J. L. Sullivan. Five applications for