The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-03

! Griffith rendered a bass solo. following
which Mr. Milstead was introduced as
/ the historian OF the Anacostia Baptist
I Church; he mentioned the presence OF
Mr. and Mrs. James Dean, the first
| couple 10 be married in the church. The
Misses Sipher sang a duet, and Miss
Emma Robey rendered a solo. Thomas
X, Hollows called the roll Mrs. Brittua
/ Dawson, one OF the oldest members OF
| the church in point OF years, having
/ been baptized siXty-six years ago, sent
a letter OF regret at her inability 20 at
/ tend. The ladies Of the congregation
/ served refreshments. The committee
chairmen in charge Of the AFFAIR were:
/ Program, Thomas X. Hollows; music.
/ Miss Emma Robey: decoration. Mrs.
Carrie Paxton; refreshments. Miss Viz
gle King.
/ The marriage Of Miss Eleanor Ken
/ dali, Of Anacostia. and John F. Foltz. CT
/ Washington. took place last Wednesday
I evening at O'Clock at the residence OF
/ the Rev John 7. Huddle, 73s Eleventh
| street northwest. The wedding was Nit-
messed only by Miss Julia c. Kendall
and Mrs. May Mauck. sisters OF the
I bride. The bride was attired IN a tray
cling suit OF steel gray. and wore a hat
10 match. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. FoItz left for a
trip 10 Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA.
| They Will make their home at 81 Rhode
Island avenue northwest.
In response 10 request OF the Ana
costa Citizens Association. through its
secretary, Charles r. Burr, that addi-
uonal policemen be detailed In that sec
tiCn, the association has been informed
upon recommendation Of the Superfn-
tendent Of Police. that the detail cannot
be made. owing 10 the limited size OF
the force, In response TO another re-
quest the writer was informed that
system Of street names for the Ana
costa section Is under consideration
by the Commissioners.
Parents OF the pup Is who attend the
kindergarten ST Garfield accepted an
invitation Tuesday last extended bv
Mrs. Cora Wilkinson. the principal and
Miss Harley. her assistant, to attend a
parents meeting. The exercises were
opened with kindergarten prayers and
morning song. ana then Miss Hunter, OF
Normal School No .. spoke. Two mu-
steal selections were rendered by II. b.
Jones, after which games were played
by the visitors.
a small frame dwelling occupied 10y
Henry Caufman. and situated in Wash
ington Highlands, near this place. was
destroyed by FIRE Tuesday night. II is
stated to have been the first house
erected n the suburb. The FIRE was
caused by a defective fue.
William Tayman. twenty-five years
Of age. a resilient OF Twining City.
while skating on the Eastern branch. /
near the Pennsylvania avenue bridge, |
last Sunday afternoon. shortly before .
O'Clock. weat upon Ice that was not
thick enough 10 hold his weight. and /
suddenly went through into the water 1
George French, neighbor and COM /
paniOn, was with him at the time the |
accident occurred, and he was able to /
rescue him by using a pole Tayman 1
hurried home as soon as he was res
cued.
When George Miller. who was riding /
on a car from AnacOstia last Monday /
evening. pulled his handkerchief from /
his pocket. Policeman Fletcher, II is /
stated, noticed the handle of a revolver /
protruding from the pocket. The police /
man asked him if he had permission to /
carry a gun. and as Miller failed 20 /
produce evidence of the authority he /
was arrested. Judge Kimball fined him 4
$50 the next morning in court.
Anacosta Tent No. T. Knights OF the /
Maccabees. has installed officers as fol- 4
lows: B. \. Estep. past commander:
Albert A. Provost commander tenth 4
term; Edward A. Parker. lieutenant /
commander: r. A. Estep, record keeper 4
eleventh term; James NJ England.
chaplain; DR.. Thomas ID. Mudd. physi-
clan: /. NJ. F. King. sergeant (secOnd /
term; Frank Ash, master at arms: /
Frank Mundie first master Of the
guards; Lewis Burch, second master Of
the guards; ]. NJ Frye. sentinel Second /
term; Z. W. Eubank. picket Second I
tenn. The installation ceremonies
were held in the Anaeostia Masonic
Hall. W. d, Gall. the State commander,
being the installing officer. The exer-
cises were followed by a banquet. The
tent Is making arrangements for the
tCitb4aAlGiA VI is HlAAAl dilA4lf SA SCI
At meeting Of the Mems Club of the /
AnacOstia Methodist Episcopal Church.
the question OF prohibition III the Dis
tIict was discussed. There was adj
vocacy Of the club taking strong action
toward aiding in the campaign in the
District.
A series of evangelistic meetings was
begun in the AnacOstia Baptist Church.
corner OF Jefferson and Fillmore streets
last Sunday evening. Rev. c. P. SteGley.
the pastor of the West Washington
Baptist Church. Thirty-first and n
streets. addressed the congregation
Rev Il. NJ Geren. pastor of the Ana
costa Baptist Church. assisted in The
service.
Harry JOY is confined 10 his home on
Monroe street from the effects of in
juries received By falling from his
wagon,
Plans are in view by the members OF
st. Theresa's Church for making many