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The Washington times., 1906-04-15
REV. FATHER RICHARD L. CARNE,
Venerable Priest Who Has Labored Long
and ArduouSly for Alexandria.

Mr.. Charles Moore, basso; Mrs. @ c.
Lennon. organist.
1T St PauTs Protestant Church the
newly rebuilt chancel viii be used for
the first time. as will the new organ,
Th2 choir viii be vested The music
Will be as follows: Professional hymn,
Jerusalem the Golden" anthem,
Christ Our Passover" Gloria Patri"
In + fat. Havens. "Te Deum' IN Z fat,
Shelly; '-Jubilate" in Z. fat, Holden;
introit anthem. Christ the Lord Is
Risen Today" Johnson; "Kyrie." Elyey;
'Glori Tibi," Garrett; hymn. The Strife
Is Ger" Mendelssohn: offertory anthem.
God Hath Appointed a Day." Tours;
0ffertory ascription. ''All Things Come OF
Thee. o Lord W. Whitney; "Sanctus."
Stainer; hymn 231: Gloria In Excelsis,"
old chant; recessional hymn 10. 49l Choir
sopranos, Miss JAMIE Ball niger, Miss
Lila Barrett, Miss Lucy Brookes, Miss
Elizabeth Brown. Miss Esther Duffy,
Miss Lucy Graves, Miss Bessie Green,
Miss Courtney Greenough. Miss Eliza
beth Herbert. Miss Halle Makeley. Miss
Margaret Milstead. Miss Catherine Ten
nyson, and Mrs. William WoOlls; altos,
Miss Ruth Bryant, Miss z. Evens. Mrs.
Sherman z. Fowler Miss Maud Hard
ing, Miss Neal Janney. Mrs. Charles T.
Lindsey, Mrs. Claude l. Piokin Miss
Jessica Re Qua; tenOrs, S. Frank Field.
Paul Hulfish. Wilbur Maddox. Horace
B. Ramey. Richard Rittenour; bassos,
w. F. Brookes. Arthur Bryant. Algeron
Chalmers, ]. Harris Franklin, T. Nor
man Jones. DR. c. T. Lindsey, c. 1.
Pickln. Charles Tennyson, Richard Writ;
organist and director. Sherman B. Fow-
Ter; assistant director. S Frank Field;
librarian. Benjamin Wheatley.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church-Special
children's Easter celebration at 7:sO p.
m. AT this service the following pro-
gram Will be rendered: Song, Hail
Morn of Morns, a Blessed Morn" re-
sponsive reading; song, Holy Holy,
Holy" Scripture recitation; song, HAL,
Thou Savior. King Eternal" recitation
by Masters Hullmuth and w. Foster:
song. "Ye Bells of Beauty, Ring. recita-
tion, by Miss Sarah Groh; song, "Hark,
Song of Triumph"
At Meade Chapel, the following music
will be sung at p. M: Hymn; anthem.
Rejoice Hager: Magnificat, Custance:
"Nunc Dimittis,' Gounod; solo, Miss
Josie Clark, He Lives" hymn; solo,
Miss Mabel Cooper: Risen Indeed
Mario; offertory anthem, Awake. Glad
Song, Awake" Williams; recessionaI
hymn
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
BrightW60sd

The announcement OF the marriage OF
Whitfield L Mercer, Of Washington u
C.. 10 Miss May Vest Walker. of Rich
mond, Va. comes as pleasant surprisa
10 their many friends. not only In Rich-
mond and Washington. but also in At
lanta, the former home OF Mr.. Mercer.
The marriage occurred April ar The
home OF the bride. OnlY the immediate
relatives and personal friends were
present
Mrs Mercer IS the youngest daughter
Of Mrs Mary Allen Walker. Of Rich
mond. and is descended from a distin-
guished Virginia family. She IS very
widely and popularity known in Rich
mond- Mr.. Mercer is a son of Capt.
]. l. Mercer, Of Atlanta. and a nephew
Of Representative l. T. Livingston OF
Georgia He was born in Atlanta and
mas host OF friends there
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
ana Mrs Mercer left Richmond for
W w washington, D. c. and are making
tneir home with Mr.. Mercer's brother
ana sister, Mr. ard Mrs. NJ. Barlow
mercer 10 Columbia road
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
Entertained Euchre Club,

Miss May Wells, OF Capitol Hill, re-
rently entertained the Trolley Euchre
Club n her home Miss Irene Pole and
Glen BeiIymer were awarded the first
prizes, and Miss Alice Meyer and Harry
Hamilton received second prizes. Re
freshments were served, after which
singing and instrumental music were
enjoyed and dancing INDUCED In. The
following were present: Misses May
Wells. Irene Pole, Alice Meyer, Jessie
Berseleiv->, Bessie SteinIe, Louise GALL
her. Messrs. Sam Pole. Robert Kreiter,
VIII Kemper. Marry Hamilton, John
Barker, and Glen Behymer
A well attended meeting of Friendship
Lodge, No. II, International Order OF
Good Templars. was held in MeIford
Hall, Eighth and streets northeast.
Monday evening, Chief Templar Richard
W. Waldron presiding. Among the Wis
itors were Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Corby and
S. ". Russell At the conclusion OF the
business meeting social session was
held. which was followed by the good
OF the order exercises. ar. Russell read
a selection, entitled "OId Times. Old
Friends, Old Love" Temperance ap-
peals were made by both Mr.. and Mrs.
Corby in short addresses, and a brief
talk was made by Mrs. Emma F.
Bishop. The entire lodge approved
proposition for a public meeting in joint
aid of Friendship Lodge and Undine
Juvenile Temple, 10 be held the second
Monday in May
A meeting was held by the Washing
tonians Monday evening in its club
rooms. Il K street northeast. The
euchre prize of the evening was award
ed 20 Colonel Phelps. Vocal solos were
rendered by the Misses r. Luskey, Jane
Ireland, and Katie Slater, ana piano
solos were given by the Misses Ireland,
Sadie Breslin. and Edith Appleby. Miss
X. Luskey and L. F. Young rendered
several selections or piano and man
dolin- After the musical program. re-
freshments were served. Among those
present Were Misses r. Luskey, Edith
Appleby. Jane Ireland, Sadie Breslin.
A. Harmon, Edith Ireland, and Katie
Slater, and c. N Phelps. ]. o. Burruss.
II. w. White. L. F. Young, Morris An
pleoy. r. G. Reed, and r. T. Bricker.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
Marriage Just Announced.

announcement was made last week of
the marriage Of William H 2. Kelly
and Miss Cora Lee Webster. daughter
of Capt. James F. Webster. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. ]. ].
Bowler in Richmond on May IL. 1905.
Mrs. James II. Mansfield last week
attended the meeting Of the Funeral
Benefit Association of the Daughters
of America, in Norfolk.
Col. j. H. DeLagnel, Of this city. paid
visit TO New York last week
The State Corporation Commission
last week granted a charter 10 the Bur
nett Mineral Water Company OF this
city. J. A. NicOl is president and NJ. B
Nicol. secretary and treasurer. Both
are residents Of Manassas
The annual meeting of the National
Capital Copper Mining Company was
held in this city last week and the fol-
loving officers elected: Neal Stark, pres
ident; z. T. Moore. vice president: Max
Ploege, secretary. all of Dallas. Texas.
and Emile ]. Huber of BoonviIle, No,
treasurer
The Rev ]. P. Stump. who was for
many years the pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, in this city.
but who was transferred TO Luray. Va.
by the last conference left for his new
charge last week.
The Rev. c. d. Bulla. who was re-
Gently appointed pastor of the Southern
Methodist Church here, arrived last
Thursday and was given a donation
party at the parsonage in King street
Thursday evening.
John p. Agnew. who was kept at
home by sickness last week, is out once
again.
Mrs Robert w. Hunter was the guest
of Rev. and Mrs b. d. r. Tucker, in
College place. Norfolk, last week.
Mrs. ]. Stanley Neale had as her
guest last week her cousin. DR. Julian
T. Edwards. Of King William county.
Miss Marion Beale Peyton. who has
been visiting Mrs. NJ. c. Peyton, In
this city. has returned to her home in
Charlottesville
Councilman ]. Y. Williams is spend
ing a few weeks at Atlantic City.
A. D. Brockett spent some time at
Atlantic City last week
Mrs. George A Mushbach had as her
guest last week r. c. Gwynn, of Pitts
burg, Pa.
Judge ]. X. NJ. Norton went 20 Dan
Vile on legal business last week.
Miss Florence Z. Brown. who has been
visiting Captain and Mrs. Force in Duke
street. has returned TO her home in Bal
timore.
Miss Abbie Sullivan. of Del Ray, paid
a visit to friends in Manassas last week
Mrs. Lewis Monroe is i'll at her home in
South Lee street
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
Entertained Literary Club.

Mrs. Naylor entertained the Excelsior
Literary Club at her home Tuesday.
Mrs. McCreery read an essay on Savon-
arOis. and Miss Chamberlain gave a
talk on Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Five visitors were present, and Mrs.
Willis occupied the chair. The members
present were Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Alex
ander. Mrs. Barnard. Mrs. Bradley. Mrs.
bubble, Mrs. Emerson, Mrs. Frisbie,
Mrs. Hawkes.. Mrs McCreery. Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Naylo-. Mrs Norris, Mrs.
Robinson. Mrs. Seely. Mrs. TurnbSIl,
Mrs. Webb. Mrs. Willis, and the Misses
Chamberlain. Culley. and McCreery.
Miss Ella Hurley was rendered a sur
prise party by the NJ. G.. c. Club Thurs
day evening. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with plants and cut
flowers and refreshments were served
An excellent musical program was rem
dered. Among those present were
Misses Leapley. Shaw. Melchor. How
ard. Goebel Kimmei. Sipple, Ball. More
land. Carroll. Gaines, Bernard, and
Zeigler. and MesSrs. Holland. Russell.
Bauer. Lynch wilcoxen, Baker, CuI-
len, Topley, and Rohlader. and Mrs.
Bauer. Mrs. Lynch. Mrs. Davis, and
Mrs. Bell.
The next Renroc Club dance viii be
held Friday night of this week at the
Arlington Hotel
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
HYaffyVTue

Miss Robb. of Baltimore. has been
visiting Mrs. Henry Lsnahan. OF Col
lege Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders. of Gloucester.
Va, spent Thursday with Mrs. Sanders
sister. Mrs. Warren Taliaferro. of Col
lege Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders viii
sail for Europe next week.
Robert w. B. Mayo, OF Johns Hop
kins University. of Baltimore, is spend
ing The Easter holidays at the home Of
his parents, Rev C. ]. s. and Mrs.
Mayo on Spencer street.
Claude Moyer and family OF River
dale. will move TO Washington next
week
Mrs Edwin Johnson, of West Pitts
ton. Pa. spent Tuesday with Mrs. War
ren Taliaferro. of College Park.
Ground has been broken on Owens
avenue for the new home OF J. Frank
Rush
Mrs. Charles Rives. of Little Falls.
n Y. delegate 10 the D. A. r. con-
vention, is the guest of Mrs. r. A. Ben
nett.
Miss Grace Mudd. OF Marlboro, was
the guest OF Or. Joseph S. Mudd and
family Saturday and Sunday
D r. Richards and famii5. of River
dale. have moved 10 laurel
Miss Claire Moore is the guest Of Mrs.
J. r Risdon. of Riverdale.
Arthur Smith has received an appoint
ment as notary public in Brentwood
district
Misses May and Martha Mccullough
have returned to their horne in Brent
wood, after spending the winter in
Washington
Mr. keilholtZ. who has been visiting
friends in Rlverdale for several weeks
has returned to his home in Baltimore.
owing 70 lack of time TO attend TO the
duties OF the position J. r Rlsdon has
resigned as manager of the Riverdale
baseball club.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

week IN the interests OF the proposed
Spa Spring and Gretta Electric rail-
way The company has already OBJ
tained g charter from the MARYLAND
Legislature. and is awaiting permission
10 enter the District Of Columbia before
they begin the construction Of the
road. The committee was received by
Mr. Smith Of Michigan. chairman Of
the House District COMMITTEES. who
pledged his support 20 the advocates Of
the proposition. Sydney E. Mudd rep
resenting this district, however. stated
that he would oppose tie measure, be-
cause Messrs- Ray cnd Stephens. the
advocates Of the bill. had failed TO
redeem certain pledges made by them
in order TO obtain his influence for the
bill when II was presented 70 the Mary
land Legislature SIr. Mudd stated 10
the delegation that for this reason he
would fight the measure to the end
The proposed route Will include Rla-
densburg, Riverdale, ard BerHyn
Heights A great deal OF influence is
being brought TO bear toward the pas
sage Of the bill by several Northeast
Citizens Associations. and by real es-
tate interests in Prince George county.
The members Of the committee repre-
senting Hyattsville were Ne ssrs- Theo-
dcre Browning. Joseph Fam 'ng. Eliebv
j h Rogers. Benjamin Stephens, and
James c. Rogers
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
Northeast
WASHINGTON

Mr.. Bradley entertained the members
Of the Noel House Social Club at his
home, 725 Thirteenth street northeast.
Thursday evening. Among those pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, the
Misses Riley. Wilson. Bradley, and
ID. Bradley, r. Bradley. James Bradley.
Z. Gillpilling. j, Martin, l.. Sparrow, IL.
Smith, and II. G. Watson.
A large congregation was present at
the chapel OF the Nativity, Seventeenth
and East Capitol streets. Monday even
inv, when Bishop Satterlee administer
ed the rite of confirmation. Miss Amy
Simonds sang a solo at the offertorv.
Milton Mitts. the organist, had charge
of the music for the service. Bishop
Satterlee made his usual address to the
congregation and candidates, and in ad-
dition thanked the congregation for the
beautiful prayerbook and hymnal that
the members had given him on the
tenth anniversary of his conservation as
bishop OF the diocese.
The annual election Of officers of the
Abracadabra Club was held at the last
regular meeting OF the club, at the
home OF Mrs. II. Sterns. 123 Eleventh
SlIttA HOIlnedSI The following We're
chosen: DR.. James Mckee. president;
George r. Ide, first vice president; Mrs.
NJ J. Story. second vice president: A.
w. Barber, recording secretary and
treasurer; n. E Dawson. corresponding
secretary; A. S. Perkins. chairman of
the executive committee. After the
election an interesting address was
made by c c. Abbott. his subject being.
The Sun a Veritable Star" Mr.. Abb
bott gave an account Of his trip TO Mt
wilson, Cal, last year, where he was
sent by the Smithsonian Institution 10
study the variation OF the heat from
the sun. He described some Of the re-
suits Of the Investigation. Mr.. Abbott
viii make another trip in May for the
same purpose.
Miss Minnie NJ. Dante and Andrew y.
Soverhiil were married Saturday night
at the home OF Rev. John c. Ball. lilo D
street northeast A large number Of
their friends were present to witness
the ceremony The matrOn OF honor
was Mrs. Edna Robertson. and the best
man was Wiltshire B. Usilton. After
the ceremony reception was held at
the home of Mrs. Robertson, 2s4
Twelfth street northeast The bride
was the recipient OF many handsome
presents.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
Ladies' Riverdale Auxiliary.

The ladies' auxiliary OF the Riverdale
Citizens A. r0ciation. incorporated. will
give reception 10 the members OF the
association proper at the Calvert Man
sion on Tuesday evening. A supper will
be served. Mrs. Charles E. Steinmyer.
president of the auxiliary. has charge
Of the arrangements for the occasion.
Walter Shono has been visiting his
fathev-in-law at Kendall. Anne Arundel
county.
George Cornell has purchased the
Penn mansion, near Bladensburg and
viii erect a new house there
Fire destroyed the bowling alley which
was operated in connection with the
Highland clubhouse OF Brentwood. on
Tuesday The origin Is unknown. The
danes amounts to s2.Oo0 The propertv
was only recently acnuired by ] H
Rogers. OF Hyattsville.
The home Of Mrs. r. A. Bennett. Of
Riverdale, was the scene Of a birthday
party given by Mrs. Bennett TO her
brother and cousin. Mr.. A f. Cox. of
aiveriele. and Mrs James Place, of
Washir gton, on Thursday evening.
The gu SITS were entertained by music.
snd later IN the evening a collation. was
served. A hashlight was taken OF the
guests seated at the table Those pres
ent besides the guests Of honor were
Mrs Ma Jor Walker. of Richmond Va .
Mrs Kitty Starring, OF Little Falls
n Y: Mrs Dewitt c Smith, Of
schenectady. y. Y. and the Misses
Chapple, and Eta Bliss, all of Wash
tngtOu
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
illustrated Lecture.

An illustrated lecture was given on
prevention OF consumption in Naval
Locge Hail. where a plea for the erec-
tion OF such a hospital az Brightwood
was made II was under the auspices
o1 the hlsmet Council Of the ROYAL
AreSnum. The speakers were Clifford
Upward Dr. John B. Briggs. and Wal
lace Hatch, committee secretary Of the
Associated Charities.
Ahls was one Of a series of illustrated
lectures which have been given in dif-
terent parts OF the city through the
winter oy the committee on the pre-
Fehuon or consumption Of the Asso-
etated Charities The officers in charge
% TIE meeting explain that because
% "a me Importance Of this movement 10
DtOt ist OUT consumption, which IS respon-
Stp1e Ior lS1z per cent Of the deaths in
tAls CITY, the meeting viii be thrown
oten 70 the public, and that q cordial
be present -
MISS Kate Scott, OF BrookviIle. Pa Is
visiting her sister, Mrs Weaver 91iS
1hlr teentn street northwest. and will
remain IN the city several weeks
me guild Of the Holy Comforter will
,ileeL next Wednesday at the home OF
M. collins, on Madison street. This
sumo IS young. but IS doing very we'll
II now has fourteen members.
IL Stone, Of Brightwood. returned
from MS trip In the South last Wednes
ddy, where he has been visiting as
son. VINO IS surgeon in the army.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
Welded at HagerStown.

Miss Florence l. NJ. Penn. of this
city. and Leon Cohen, of Washington.
were married at the Baltimore Street
Synagogue in Hagerstown, Nd. April 3.
Hugh Todd left Alexandria for Atlantic
City. where he has secured a position
Maj. John w. Green had as his guest
the Rt. Rev. James S. Johnston, d. D.,
bishop of the diocese OF West Texas
Mrs. Dr. Fisher had as her guest last
week Miss Elizabeth Moody, of Ports
mouth
Miss Alice B. Chinn, of this city, last
week visited her aunt, Mrs. f. w. Rich
ardson. in Fairfax
Mrs. Robert F. Downham entertained
the members of Christ Church choir at
her home in North Washington street.
Clarence Simpson has bought from Dr.
G. l.. KEpstein a house and lot on the
north side of Wolfe street between st.
Asaph and Pitt streets.
c. b. Swami has bought from Will
liam Buckingham a house and lot on the
west side of Washington street between
Oronoko and Princess streets.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
The Misses Buckand Here.

MISS Leroy Buckand and her sister
Lorene, are spending the Easter hoIi-
day with the Misses Stone in Bright
wood They are from the WOmen-s
college Of Baltimore
Mrs z NJ Grover, Of Brightwood.
VINO was Well-knOwn throughout that
community as a Christian worker died
day.
BriShtwood public school has placed
IN It's library recently a fine set OF
papers Of the Presidents from the or
ganizatiOn OF the Government 10 the
present time This IS the book com
piled from the original papers BY Rep
reSentattve Richardson Of Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs Reavis have recentlv
moved from Northeast Washington 10
BrightwOOd avenue. near the postofRce
at BrightwOOd Park
Every evening last week religious
services were held at 7-45 at the new
meeting house in BrightWOod Thfr-
teenth and Irving streets, by President
A J. Brown. OF Ohio
The Emory Chapel members have
plans 70 build a Sunday school room
adjoining the church X is thought IL
VIII cost about $4,000
Private Carroll Of No. Chemical
Company. and wife. are visiting rela-
tiveS in New York Captain Sietz is
on furlOugh for ten days
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
At Grace Church.

The music at Grace Protestant Epis-
copal Church today viii be as follows:
Holy communion and carol service, :
q. m. Service at II a. m.-Processional,
hymn III; Christ, Our Passover
Gloria PGtri,' Tie Deum," Kingsbury
'Jubilate." Danks; hymn 121; 'Glori
Tibi;" hymn ZIG; onertory, He Is
Risen" Simpers; presentation, 100;
''SanctUs," 412; hymn 225; Gloria in
Excelsis," by Wilkinson; recessional
hymn, SIC. Evening service, 7:9O p. III
Professional hymn, 11S: Gloria Patri -
''Magnifeat;" "Nune Dimittis;" anthem.
Jesus Lives" hymn 112: offertory,
''Send Out the Light" presentation, 400;
recessionaI hymn, 125.
Vested choir-Soprano. Misses Mamie
Bontz. Stella Moore, Florence Long,
Irene Pullman. Daisy Murphy. Phebe
Deahl, Lottie Harrison. Charles w.
King, Arthur King, Bryan Pitts. Will
lam Ferguson. Clarke Starnel, Warren
Grimes, Maurice Simpson; alto, Mrs. c.
]. Deahl; tenor, Charles l. DeahI; bass.
Frank T. King. William Wilkinson, Tai,
bot McCuen, Henry Harris. and Carroll
Phillips; organist, Miss Blanche Pull
man
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

A.IeaaJ1dria

Rev. Father Richard L. Carne, chap
lain of Old Point Comfort College, is
spending the Easter holidays at his
nome in this city. He was born here in
1926 and did not become a priest until
he was over sixty-seven years of age.
having in the meanwhile conducted ST.
Johns Academy with its corps of ca
diets. organized the public school system
OF which he was the superintendent for
over thirty years. been president of the
Hydraulion Fire Company, and an ae-
tive fireman for fifty years. and also
president of the Society Of St. Vincent
de Paul Having educated directly near
ly 5000 pupils of his own and directed
the education of about 25,O00 Young
Alexandrians of both sexes in the public
schools, after his mothers death he
fulfilled the desire of his life and. with
out having attended any theological
school, was ordained by the Bishop of
Virginia a Catholic priest. in his own
parish church. and having served as
assistant pastor Of the Sacred Heart
Church in Richmond for about ten years
he is spending the remainder OF his life.
Tor he is now eighty. as chaplain of
college on the Chesapeake His visits
here are welcomed by hundreds of Alex
andrians
Mrs. Edgar Carpenter was last week
confined TO hen home by sickness.
Miss Mary Harlow. OF Mt. St. Agnes
College. is in Alexandria, spending the
Easter holidays with her parents.
William ID. Delaney is in Alexandria
on visit 10 relatives.
Mrs. Edward L. Daingerfeld is con-
fined to her home in South Washington
street by sickness.
Henry Strauss and daughter. Mrs.
Phil Leterman, are visiting in Atlantic
City.