The Washington times., 1905-10-22
Northeast
Washington.

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A permit has been granted to Arthur
Carr TO build one three-story brick
dwelling at 1918 q street northeast. The
cost is estimated at 5000. $50
Scott Arlington, who lives at so c
street northeast. caught his foot In an
elevator Thursday afternon, and receiv-
ed a painful injury.
The property at q Fenton street
northeast has been transferred from
Bertt II. Brockway to Annie V. Brown
Wilber Wallace has sold the property
at 661 + street northeast, lot 141, square
sci. to E. S. Wilcox.
The celebration of the feast of st. Ed
ward took place Friday at the Gonzasa
Grammar School. the pupils Of the
school participating. The program began
with an address by William McNicholas.
of the Eighth grade. The feast of ST.
Edward is the pastoral day OF the Rev.
z. X. Fink. the pastor OF the church.
and the six years Of Father Fink's rec
torship were represented by six boys.
who spoke of the work accomplished by
his efforts. and especially of the estab-
hshment Of the Gonzaga School
sowing and reaping drill was given
by the smaller boys OF the school The
following participated: Frederick Gehr-
man. John Buete. Edward Yeager,
Frank Hanlon, Francis O'Donnel, and
Ernest Dwyer. of the Eighth grade
The Washington branch of the Theo-
sophical Society held its regular meet
ing at the headquarters on Capitol Hill.
and took up the study of "Esetoric
Christianity" the topic Of the evening
being the Historical Christ"
Wednesday evening the class In AN
cient Wisdom" finished "Kamaloka," :"
and has taken for its next lesson The
Mental Plane"
Thursday the training class. under the
leadership of George S. ShiDley. opened
the work for the season with the sub
ject. Evolution
Friday evening the class In the Study
OF Consciousness" finished the Moral at
Work" ecirH
Apermit has been granted to Henry w.
Taylor to make repairs and alterations
at 40 A street northeast Then Bren-
nan Construction Company will take the
contract and the COST will equal s.. 500.
Elizabeth NJ. Bryant has transferred a.
part or original lot s, square 1908,
Twelfth street northeast, between c and
ID streets, to Benjamin F. Seaton
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greenwood. of
Paterson, n. J., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs-'Thomas A. Holland. of Capitol Hill.
The Washingtonians met Wednesday
evening of last week at the home of Miss
Edith Appleby, II K street northeast.
Committees were formed for the opening
dance of the season to be given by the
club. Master Ernest KahIert gave sew
eral vocal selections during the evening
rendered by Miss Emma Kahlert and
Mr.. Henry Kahlert. Dancing was then
enjoyed until a late hour, when all re-
tired to the dining room, where refresh
ments were served.
Among the members and friends pres
ent were the Misses A Saxty, Agnes
Kahlert, K Slater, A Lusky, NJ Gid
dings, z. Appleby, s. Breslin, Emma
Kahlert. and Messrs c. N Phelps. ]
A Mcguire. II. Cole. H w. White. NJ.
Appleby, F. Myers. William Lusky. E.
Leaman. Henry Kahlert. William Hud-
son. NJ Leaman and Ernest KahIert.
James G. Mcdaniel and his youngest
son. Leslie, of IL Fourth street north
east, are visiting relatives at Georges,
sc
Cyrus M Potter has transferred the
property on lot 80, square lib, Thirteenth
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streets. to Walter Trey.
A business meeting was held Friday
evening by the Primrose Pleasure Club.
formerly the Juanita Pleasure Club. AZ
ter the transaction of business dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour. The fol-
lowing were present: Mr. and Mrs. 8.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hobart, Mr..
and Mrs w. ]. Holmes. the Misses d.
Costello. H Gates. V. Stewart, T.
Schuldt, K. Dougherty, NJ Costello, NJ.
Quigley, b. Brown, 1. Repetti G. Stew
art. E. Hamilton. NJ. TooIe, NJ Dough-
erty, r. Qu:gley, c. MuIlane, A. Null
nall, M. Brown. Z. Schiller, ]. He'll
muth. G. E. May, ]. E Quigley. r.
Hudgins, l. B. Morris, r. Ennis, r.
Vitale, A Marceron, NJ ]. McFadden.
Y. A Wayson. w. Anderson. G. Collins
and j. Harvey. The officers OF the club
are J. S. Hellmuth, president; j. E.
Quigley, vice president: Miss G. Stewart.
secretary and treasurer.
George W. Barkman has transferred
lot 81, square 100. Twelfth street north
east. between B and c streets, to Julia
Dumont.
Miss Mary E. Fitzgerald and Harry
s. Graham were married at St AIoysius'
Church Thursday. October 5. the Rev.
Father E Del. Mcdonnell officiating al
the ceremony. The couple will live at
30 V street northwest.
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The services Of the forty hours de-
Vonon a. st. Joseph's Church. Second
and streets northeast. began last Sun
day morning with a solemn high ma ss
The pastor Of the church the Rev. Val
entine +. Schmitt, was the celehrant of
The mass, with the Rev. Talburtt Walsh
as deacon, and the Rev. Nicholas Joselli
5lbdeacOn. The Rev. Ignatius Fealy
was the master Of ceremonies. The SER
mon was delivered by the Rev. Edward
+. Coyle.
The altar Of the church was hand
somely decorated with flowers and a
myriad of lighted candles. After the
mass. the children OF the parochiaI
school marched around the church
strewing flowers. The services ended
Tuesday morning with another solemn
high mass.