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Anacostia Notes.

An interesting convention of the Junior
daughters OF the King AN association
formed for spiritual endeavor among the
young ladies' of the various Protestant
Episcopal parishes OF the District. took
place Friday evening last I'm the parish hall
OF the Emmanuel Protestant EpIscopal
church on Washington street. AnacostIa
me different chapters were well represent
ed IN the gathering, which was called to
order by Mrs. A. A. Birney. the president
OF the senior organization known as the
daughters of the King who presided
ihe;e was service of religious sIsnia-
canoe following which Rev Willard G.
davenport, the rector of the Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church. delivered an
auuress or welcome. Mrs. Mary G. Daven-
port. the president of the Junior Daughters
VI the hinS. spoke on the growth of the
organization which was brought into ex-
istence, 1t is stated, principally through
the efforts expended by her eight years
ago In Emmanuel parish. since which time
the order has become associated with many
OF the Episcopal churches In this country
A number of reports relative to the work
of the society were received and these
rejected the gratifying condition which
has been reached by the organization. 1t
was stated. Several papers were presented
to the meeting. read and discussed, among
them being one on The Cross" which is
the emblem of the order. by Miss Bessie
on the importance of Prayer" by Miss
bessie Bradbury of Emmanuel p e
parish Refreshments were served in the
ladies' parlor. 81.
the widow OF Lloyd Day. who was a soldier
IN the Union army. died yesterday morning
shortly before II o'clock at her residence,
:S4 Jackson street. Anacostia. Death re-
81 rinu ll,nao
having been an invalid for a number OF
years and being totally bereft of her sight
for several years of the time. She was a
native of Maryland. having been born I'm
Prince George county A amiIy OF
-FOUR children survive her. The funeral
Will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at
clock from her late home, and Rev
Charles o. Isaac. the pastor of the Ana
costa Methodist Episcopal Church. will
ofhciate- The remains will be removed to
barnaby. Prince George county. Md. for
interment.
The meeting last evening In the Ana
costa Methodist Episcopal Church was
under the auspices of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society. Mrs. j. E. Gilbert,
the president or the society in the Dis
trict. addressed the members of the con-
gregation present.
Rev. E. Fl. Smith. the pastor of the Ten
ley Methodist Episcopal Church at Tehiey-
lantern slides. on Palestine In the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church in Anacostia sew
eral evenings since, which was attended By
an interested audience. Mr. Smith pre-
sented over 100 views of Palestine many
OF them taken by himself while a Traveller
there.
Mineola Tribe. No! IA. Improved Order of
ked Men, conferred the adoption degree
at its last meeting in the Masonic Temple
In Anacostia. Several members of other
lodges were present and a feature of the
program was an address by Andrew Johns
representing number of Indian tribes
who is the prophet of Mineola Tribe
Rev. James l.. McLaren, twice pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church I'm Ana
costa and now in charge OF the Methodist
Church in West Hampden. Baltimore, Md.
has caused to be placed in the Anacostia
N. E. Church a handsome tablet In com
wife. who met her death last summer as
the result OF street car accident In Bal
tfmore. Mrs. McLaren was the daughter of
George and Elizabeth Barber of Anacostla
and her husband had the tablet placed In
position on the thirty-second anniversary
OF their marriage, which took place in Ana
costa.
The members Of the several committees
appointed to prepare for the Christmas fes-
tival In the Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church were entertained at luncheon by
Mr.. and Mrs, A. B. Garden at their home
on Minnesota avenue recently
Julius w. Tolson has reported the theft
from his buggy Saturday night of Ian
robe. weight and hitching strap.
Inc members of John A. Logan Post No
13. Grand Army Of the Republic. with its
AUXILIARY Logan Relief Corps No 7. will
observe Thanksgiving eve by listening to
an Illustrated lecture on the civil war by
fror. Aipheus Davis Of the local post