The Washington times., 1908-05-17
AnaOOS1iA
MISS HELEN PYLES
GIVES MUSICALE
Police Asked to Find Horse
and Buggy Rented and
Not Returned.

Miss Helen +. Pyles, daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. r. A Pyles. of this place. gave
a musicale and dance TO her friends and
associate students of the Eastern High
School, Friday evening, at her resi-
dence. IFS Monroe street. Anacostia. The
parlors were decorated with spring flow
ers. Miss Vera Murray rendered piano
selections. Several hours were spent in
dancing.
Those present were Miss l.. Conner,
Miss Vera Murray, Miss v Price. Miss
NJ Hooe. MISC L. Field. Miss NJ. Stock
EFT. Miss r. Hail, Miss b Allen, Miss
NJ Barrow. Miss Y. Chase. Miss A.
Tory, Miss c. Meyers. Miss II. Mason,
Miss NJ. Mason. and Messrs. Moore.
williams. Murray Frazier. HavenneF.
Harrison. Johnson. Ober Kirkpatrick.
Hamil. Marshall. Torbert, Lynch. Vor-
/ ella. and Dr. Sthalmacher. L. S. y.
Harry JOY. proprietor OF "a Harrison
street livery stable. has asked the aid
| of the police in locating a horse and
| buggy. which we're engaged at his place
! of business last Sunday afternoon by a
| stranger, who said he would return the
rig I'm a few hours. following a visit
/ on business to point In Prince George
county, Nd, just across the District
/ line.
! Miss Irene Allen, whose home is at
Camp Springs. Prince George county,
Nd. and whose place Of employment is
! at St Elizabeth's Asylum has notified
/ the police department Of the loss Of a
/ number OF articles OF jewelry from her
wardrobe. Among the things stolen are
a gold bracelet. a loCHet and chain, four
/ rings set with stones. a breastpin, a
scarf pin. and three dress pins She
/ stated the jewellery was valued AT $50.
/ Col A. B. Frisbie. the commander OF
/ Logan Post, No. Is, G. A. r., has taken
up the matter Of providing a suitable
| program at ST. Elizabeth's Asylum on
/ the occasion Of the Memorial Day OBJ
/ servance. and recently consulted with
/ the asylum officials concerning the eX-
/ erCises which viii follow the same lines
as heretofore. Dr. William A White. SUI
/ perintendent of The asylum, VIII deliver
/ the address of welcome.
Thomas i. Farrell has been confined
J for a number Of days 10 his home on
/ Adams street as the result OF fan
! received while working from a ladder
y
part Of the city Mr. Farrell had a
I narrow escape from serious injury and
one Of his feet was hurt. but he has
almost recovered now.
Lieut. w. T. Anderson. Of the Ana
costa station. was notified Sunday
evening that a crowd Of dis0rderly
young men was engaged In deynolish-
ing the naphtha street lamps alons
/ P0wen road. a spot where such prac-
Il Several officers were sent to the scene
but they were unable 10 locate the OF
tenders a number of lamps had beer
broken.
The announcement was made Sunday
in St Theresa s Church that the an
Il nuaI Nav procession by the children o.
the parish would take place the after
noon or May "a arrangements Tor Whici
are now being made by the church so
cieties.
At the meeting Of Epworth League
Sunday evening I'm AnacOstia Methods
. Episcopal Church. Johnson Hardy wa
Joseph A. letters, the pastor addresses
the gathering and MIS- Charles r. Lin
b ger rendered solo
Z Al a meeting Of Congress Height
] Citizens Association it was announced
had accepted the invitation 20 maxi
an address al special meeting OF TIT
! association next week. Arrangement
were completed for Mr. Helms recep
ton. and il was said that he expects
I 10 be accompanied by other member
of the House. who viii address tn
Z citizens.
Plans have been made for the organ
ization of a Baptist Church at Con
Eress Heights. a meeting has beel
called for next Sunday afternoon d
the town han on the Hamilton road
The members Of Anacostia Baptis
Church are interested in the plan an
the Rev. James r. Edwards. the pastor
will assist at the meeting sunday
DIT. James A. Watson president o
Anacostfa Citizens Association. lee
= tured last Monday afternoon before tn
e pTIufIs of Congress Heights public schoC
v ! ON "Tuberculosis: It's Causes and Meas
p urCs OF Prevention