The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-27

and Y streets held a meeting Wednes-
day evening last in the parish hall and
elected officers. Those chosen were
Walter Tolson Crc-electedJ president;
Charles Entwisle. Vice president; c. II.
Weiss. treasurer. Paul Green, secretary.
The organization VIII observe its first
anniversary October Z. and arrange
ments are being made for suitable
celebration. The officers viii be In
stalled in connection with the exercises
Misses Sarah and Frances Shank. who
spent the sumner with relatives at
HSgerStOWn, Nd. have returned TO their
home, ff9 w street Miss Sarah Shank
is recovering from injuries received In
runaway accident near Hagerstown-
The Rev. Louis c. Wainwright, pastor
OF the Presbyterian Church. Greenwich.
y. J., was the guest of the Rev George
NJ Cummings. pastor of Garden Memo
rial Presbyterian Church, during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Roberts. with
their son Francis, who have been in
Boston with relatives during the sum
mer. have returned 20 their home on Nj.
View place.
The Willing Workers class OF Jh-
Garden Memorial Church, held a social
Friday evening last I'm the lecture room
OF lle tNllltt on minnesota avenue 7 ne
ladies entertained the gentlemen Of the
church. Mrs. }. H Easter. the presi-
dent OF the society, opened the program
with Scripture reading. Mrs George
Cummings played a piano solo, and
Mrs. /. J. Smith gave a recitation.
The Rev. George NJ. Cummings. the
pastor, and Alexander 3. Garden made
remarks appropriate 10 the occasion.
The social committee served refresh
ments-
Mrs. Elliott Hopes has returned from
an extended visit TO friends at Piney
Point
ton. Va. 10 remain several weeks with
friends.
The Rev. A. ". Graves. representing
the WASHINGTON Bible Society. has ac-
cepted an invitation % occupy the pull
PIT Of Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church
Ethel Williamson. Of Y street, have re-
turned after stay Of ten days at ri
agara Falls.
M and Mrs. c. A. J. Williamson.
who have been visiting at Ocean Grove,
n j, and other points along the New
Jersey coast, have returned 20 their
residence on Nichols avenue
Mrs. William Johnson and family have
returned home after passing the sum-
mer at Meadows. Prince George county,
Nd
Mrs jamie Mulligan IS visitor in
Baltimore. where she Will stay for
number Of weeks.
\. b. Scoot and his son Walter re-
turned from Piney Point, where hey
remained with a party Of friends. Mr..
ScOOt had exceptionally good luck with
the fishing and caught several fine
strings
John F. Reagan. a member Of the
AnacOstia police force, who passed part
Of his vacation at Piney Point. is nome
again.
The Rev. and Mrs. Clarence AIuIIican,
who have been stopping at the rectory
OF the Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church, 103 Maple View avenue have
departed Tor Bolivar. Tenn, where NJ
~Mullican has accepted charge Of a
church. Mr.. MUllican was formerly IN
the ministry in Alaska.
The vested choir of the Emmanuel
Protestal' Episcopal Church returned
to duty last Sunday, following the sum
mer rec esS. There have been several
accessiCns to its personnel It will a;gain
be directed by William ScantlebUry, jr.
Mrs. SCantlebury viii act as org mist,
succeeding Miss English. who filed the
position last year.
DIR. Harry r. Hummer, one Of the as
sistant physicians at the Government
Hospital for the Insane. near Anacos-
tia who has been appointed to the SUI
Ferintendency Of the Government Asy-
lUm for the Care Of Insane Indians, at
Canton. s. D.. has completed his ar
engagements for leaving here about the
end of September He will take I'D his
Z mi q = FEW Il he ter
as he viii travel to that place imme-
diately with his family.
Miss Margaret Hogan has gone for a
stay of several weeks at Atlantic City.
elem Yates and his daughter. Alma,
who have been visiting Mr.. Yates rel
atiVes at Newton Manor St Mary cOuu-
ty, Md, have returned home
Work is in progress on the installation
Of the water service along Fifteenth
street. between Good Hope road and U
street.
Among the recent arrivals from Piney
Point, where they have been on vaca-
ton, are Julius W. folsom Grover Toll
SON Daniel c. Smithson, ". Frank
Barse, DR.. R A. Pyles. and y. 3. Scoot.
! They spent most of the time away fish
| ing and reported excellent luck
/ Some attention is being given to the
walks leading to St Elizabeth's Asy-
| lum along Nichols avenue, points where
/ the walks were narrow or in bad COndi-
/ ton. They are being widened and i'm
| proved.
/ Mrs. Helen E. Norton has retUrred to
I New York city, after visiting relatives
/ in Anacostia for several months. She
| formerly lived in this suburb. but has
| since become a resident Of New York
/ city. living with her son.
! Miss Elizabeth Robinson, Of Scranton
J Pa is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Z
L clark, On Nichols avenue.