The Washington times., 1906-05-20
BIoolllingda1e


The Bloomingdale Club held a special
meeting last Saturday night. May y. at
the residence OF Arthur Z. Redheld. 81
Quincy street northwest. Those present
were Initiated into the Farmers All
ance." Among those present were Ma
thaniei 7. Worley. Fred Houck, Lee
Turner. Arthur Reddeld. Arthur Birkle,
Robert Mills. Paul Hines. James f
Fegan, Raymond 5. and Charles Thomp-
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles voiIand cele-
brated their silver wedding anniversary
last Wednesday night at their residence,
AIS L street northwest, by renewing
their wedding VOWS in the presence Of
a large number Of friends and relatives,
Rev. J. +. Dorman officiating The
guests were Mr. and Mrs VoTand, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Volland. Mr.. and Mrs s.
German. Mr.. and Mrs. u. Volland, Mr.
and Mrs. +. Haislip. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Defchman. Mr.. and Mrs Schneider, Dr.
and Mrs. J. Stutz, Mr.. and Mrs Winan
Mr.. and Mrs n. Miles. Mr. and Mrs
Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. N Miles. Mr and
Mrs Wurdeman, Mrs William Baullauf,
Mrs Otto Volland. Mrs. Fisher. Mrs
Anna Haislip, Mrs. S. Greer, Mrs. T.
Reardon. Mrs. Schlosser, Miss B. Vol
land. Miss <luge, Miss L. German. Miss
NJ. Miles. Miss Elsie BauHauf, A Wurde-
man. Otto VollaEd. Charles Benton, Leo
Finn, L. Haislip, Charles German, and
F. c. Hall.
A large wedding cake had the place
of honor In the dining room. The house
was artistically decorated with flowers
ard plants, and the occasion was an eX-
tremely happy one.
Mrs Robert Adee. OF IS New York
avenue northwest, has returned to
Washington after fortnight spent Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Gill, of Rich
mond, Va. and will be at home Thurs
days for the remainder OF the season
Funeral services over the remains
Of Thomas Kirby took place last Nom
day morning at St. Aloysius' Church.
corner Of North Capitol and 1 streets.
Rev. Edward X. Fink ohiciated. Re
QUEEN mass was said for the repose Of
the scul OF the deceased. a short serv-
ice was conducted at the family resi-
dence. 20S I street northwest. by Father
Fink at 10 o'clock. The pallbearers were
all chosen from among the friends of
Mr.. Kirby. and were as follows. y. II.
Shea. Maurice Joyce, 2. J. Brennan.
Cotter Bride John r. Lyons, and VIII
liam +. Downey- AT the services at
the church there was a large attend
ance of the friends OF the deceased.
including a delegation OF the Oldest In
habitants' Association Of the District,
of which Mr.. Kirby was a member.
The interment was in Mt. Olivet Gene
tery.
The Bloomingdale Athletic Club tied
the Brunswicks last Saturday by a
score OF II TO IL Johnson, for the
BiOomingdales was hit freely and had
TO retire in favor OF Mess, who pitched
good ball during the remainder OF the
game Both teams batted hard. and, as
the grounds were in poor condition. the
players slipped up many times in the
field. Appleman's unassisted double
play in the last inning and the hard
biting Of Mess were the features.
The Commissioners have ordered that
40 fire hydrants be erected on Seaton
,caet, between North Capitol and First
s'r-c.s northwest, at an estimated cost
OF go
Funeral services were held last Satur-
Day at the Church of the Immaculate
CouceDtion over the remains Of Patrick
Fsaly, who died suddenly at his late
residence. ass Rhode Island avenue
northwest Mr.. FeaIy was one OF the
best known Of the older inha bitants Of
the District. having been a resident of
this city for little over fifty years.
10 came from Ireland To the United
tates when a young man, and up TO
the time OF his retirement several years
ago had been actively engaged in bust
ness
Mr.. Fealy had a wide circle of reia-
ftves and warm friends He had during
late years made his home with his
daughter, Mrs. John Cotter. Hundreds
ot friends called to express their SIN
pathy. The funeral was largely attend
&C. Solemn high requiem mass was
celebrated at the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception, Rev IEnatIus
Fealy, assistant pastor Of ST. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church and a grand
nephew Of the deceased. being the cele-
brant.
Assisting at the mass were Rev. F.
X Bischoff, assistant pastor of 81.
Roman Catholic Churs-
Rev William E. Carroll. of St Pat
rick's; Rev Ambrose Beavans. and a
number. of other clerical friends Of the
family. Interment was in Mt. OIivet
Cemetery. Mr.. Fealy IS survived by a
wife, five daughters, and large num-
Der of grandchildren. six OF whom
acted as palfbearers.
The reception at Galbraith A. NJ. z.
Church last Wednesday evening by the
pastor and congregation was largely
attended. The members Of the Sunday
school met in the chapel, formed and
marched up into the auditorium and
took seats in the front. Recorder of
Deeds John G. Dabney. master of cere-
monies. opened the exercises. He paid
a tribute to the successful work of Rev.
Corrothers. The Sunday school schct-
ars sang, and then Rev. A. c. Garner
spoke. Bishop Clinton expressed his
thanks for the tribute paid him. Revs.
o. w. Scott and s. a. Chambers de-
livered short addresses. After adjourn
ment refreshments were served in the
chapel.
AT a meeting in Downey's Hall, L
street, recently OF the Washington
branch of the Marquette League. Miss
Ella Lorraine Dorsey gave an outline of
the work proposed by the league for the
coming summer. The following officers