The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-29
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ENDEAYOR SOCIETY
HAS SONG SERVICE

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A large assemblage was present al the
song service given by the Christian En-
deavor o. Falls Church last Sunday.
Among the numbers was a Quartette
composed Of AIessFs- MCGrOarty, McNsir.
Thompson. and Whitley; a duet By
Messrs. Parrot and McNair. and solos
by John Seay. jr., and c. y. Nc
Groarty-
Mrs. Edna Seay and her son. Ran
dOIph. who have been spending a month
with her father. Mr. Bruin' in Alexan-
dria. has returned 10 her home, on Great
FAILS street
Dr. G. T. Mankln. who has been at
tending the meeting OF the State Board
Of Pharmacy, In Richmond, has re-
turned home
Falls Church Lodge. No. II. OF odd
Fellows. viii celebrate the anniversary
Of The order on April 2
Mrs. Edward E. Demerest and her
little son, Everett. LETT this week for a
visit 10 her parents, Nj and Mrs Park
AgEew, Of Alexandria
Mrs. Caroline Fowler. aged S. years,
died al her home. in Baltimore. on
March q, and was buried in Olive Gene
terry. Mrs. Fowler was the mother of
AIRS Fannie EemOre, OF last rails
Church
George W. HawXhurst, past grand
master OF Falls Church LOdSe, No IL
Of odd Fellows, has been recommended
for appointment as deputy grand mas
ter FOR this district for the ensuing
year
Federal City Degree Team Of Odd
Fellows, OF Washington, visited rails
Church Lodge, No Il, Thursday night,
and conferred the second degree on sew
eral candidates
Mrs. ". S. 0. Thomas. Of Fails
Church. left this wees for Baltimore,
where she will visit her mother. Mrs
Denny
Misses Ressie Cannon and Ida Wood.
Of Charlottesville, Va. and Mrs Har-
vey. Of Alexandria were guests OF Mrs
E II. CDdlke last week
The engagement OF Miss Dorothy
Row. daughter Of T J Row, 20 Foster
Kirby. IS announced The wedding Viii
take place March 81
Leland Galpin. Of New York. has
been the guest OF his brother, T. J. Gal
pin, his week
Mrs. Moore, who has been spending
the winter in Washington, has returned
70 the home OF her mother, Mrs. Laraer,
on Maple avenue
F. D. Griffith, OF Buffalo. y. Y. has
pu: chased the farm Of ". ". Briggs.
near Falls Church, and viii occupy II
III April
c. y. McGroarty and family moved
into their home, the Pond property. on
the corner Of Columbia and Cherry
streets, this week
ton were not licensed. and orders were
issued 20 owners 10 procure licenses o.
appear in the Police Court The visits
suited in the capture Of more than sixty
unlicensed dogs which were running al
large ..A-z=e-s.s4
An alarm was sounded last Friday
night about 10 O'Clock for blaze dis
covered in the barn a. the German Or
phan Asylum Anacostia policemen re-
Fponded, and assisted the fremen IN the
work % extingUisaing the fire The
origin Of the fire was not determined
The damage amounted 10 about 800
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Ana
costa Methodist Episcopal Church met
Tuesday evening last at the residence
Of Miss Sadie Humphrey on Monroe
street. Plans were considered for the
diminishing OF the parsonage OF the
church on Jackson street After the
transaction OF business refreshments
were served 10 those present
Leopold PAIL. aged two years. the soa
| Of William PAIL, who resides near Ana
costa. was bitten in several places by
summoned home from his work. and he
| Immediately shot and killed the bull
| dog. turning the body over 10 the Dis
| trict authorities for examination.
Mrs Sarah F. Lewis. OF Anacostia.
! correspondent Of the True Reformer.
| the official organ OF the order has been
promoted 10 the position Of secretary OF
Z the Washington division. to succeed Mrs.
| Fennell. who has been promoted to the
! position OF private secretary Of the Rev
I DIT. W. L Taylor. president Of the Grand
Fountain 1. .. T. R. Of the United
| States
! Walnut Grove, entertained Samuel
| Chiles. Of Bellevue Magazine. on last
Monday at a 5 o'clock tea. previous TO
1 the departure Of Mr. Chiles for sea
! duty Much regret is felt by the friends
! Of Mr.. Chiles that he and his family
I will be obliged 10 leave. as. during their
stay at the Government Magazine. they
| became popular among all who knew
I them Those present al the tea were
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chiles. Miss Hattie Chiles.
| Miss Bessie ChHes, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
/ uel Fillins, Mr. and Mrs. Tice Mr.. and
! Mrs. Carroll Browning, and Mr.. Wal
J than