Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-05
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS
MRS. ALICE BRADLEY PAINFUL
LY BURNED-GENERAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Alice Bradley, twenty-nine years OF
age. of 1041 Jefferson street northwest, Is In
a serious condition at the Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital suffering from burns
about the face, hands and body. which
were received yesterday afternoon about 4
o'clock in the kitchen of her home. her
five-year-old daughter, in playing about the
kitchen. accidentally upset gasoline stove,
and Mrs. Bradley in endeavorfng to extin-
guish the flames, received the injuries
noted She ran from the house into the
street, where a neighbor. Mr.. Charles Hick-
erson, succeeded In extinguishing the
flames. Mrs. Bradley was removed to the
hospital in the seventh precinct patrol
wagon. The child escaped injury. The
blaze In the kitchen was extinguished by
Policeman Brantzel and several citizens.
Mrs Bradley's condition this morning Is
reported to be somewhat improved.
Rev. George w. King, pastor of the Dunn
barton Avenue NJ. E. Church. preached
special sermon last evening on 1.-THE Source
of Samsons Strength. There was
large congregation present.
The sermon at the West Washington M.
E. Church South, at 33d street and volta
place northwest, yesterday morning was
preached by Rev. Frank L.. Day, former
pastor of the church. The regular services
were conducted by Rev. j. III. Ballinger,
the present pastor.
Funeral services over the remains of Mr..
Arthur Harmon, son OF Thomas s.. ana
Emily A. Tarmon who died at his nome,
e53 Goth street northwest, last FT1diy, were
held this afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. Joseph K. Bailey. a former resident
OF Georgetown, who Is a private In the
United States army is stationed at Fort
Des Moines, Iowa On his return from the
Philippines. where he was stationed for
several years. Mr. Bailey re-enlisted, fol-
lowing a furlough of three months.
Mr. Charles E. Sarrinon will deliver lee
ture to the members of the Washington
Canoe Club at the club house next Thurs
day evening. the subject being ''One Hun
bred Miles Up the Canal.
st. Blase's day was appropriately OBJ
served at the Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Saturday. The blessing of threats took
place In the evening.
The High Island Canoe Club. whose club
house was burned to the ground several
months ago, is making preparations for re-
building the same in the early spring. lt1s
to be located on the Potomac a short dis
lance above Little Falls.
A recent real estate transaction is noted
when Sarah C. Franck transferred to
Charles +, kendrick los % and "a, in
square 1. the same beng improved property
on 9th between / and X streets. The lat
ter then transferred the same property to
Hugh l.. Hutchinson and Mr.. Hutchinson
decided 1t to Celeste A. Smith
The remodeling of the old Thomas home
stead. at the northwest corner of 35th
street and Prospect avenue. which was re-
Gently purchased by Sister Pauline of the
Georgetown University Hospital from VIII
liam H. Manogue was commenced last
week. The interior of the building is to be
entirely overhauled and renovated under
the direction of Brother Golden of the
Georgetown University. When completed
the building will be occupied as a home for
the nurses who are studying at the hos
l,tal. This class is said to be the largest
in the history of the institution.
Miss Sue Lacy led the conservation meet
ing of the Christian Endeavor at the West
Street Presbyterian Church last evening.
The condition of Mrc Cecilia Moran, who
recently underwent an operation at the
Georgetown University Hospital, is report
ed to be improving.