The Washington times., 1909-01-31


The address was both forcefuI and
logical, and was highly appreciated.
Mrs Thomas 4. Hulfish sang a solo
during the Afternoon, which was much
enjoyed
William Wbalen was this morning ar
rested ty Policeman Sherwood on com
plant OF David F'eweu. who alleges that
Whaleu assaulted him near the ccrner
Of King and Payne streets Tie al
legged assault IS said 20 have occurred
last Tuesday night Whalen viii be
given a hearing before Justice Cation
in the police court tomorrow morning.
r. i. Lee Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams, viii hold a meeting az their hall
IA Prince street tomorrow evening at
8 O'Clock. The committee having I'm
charge the banquet given on Lees birth
day viii make their reports.
CandIemas Day viii be celebrated at
St Marys Catholic Church here mex
Tuesday The candles which VIII be
| used on the altar during the year vii.
be blessed before the mass 1T $50 ia
! the morning.
The Rev. Joseph r. Sewer delivered
an interesting sermon at the Second
/ Presbyterian Church this morning tax
ing for his subject The COnsecTated
/ Service This evening Mr. Sewer viii
| take for his subject THE Evidences Of
| the New Birth"
| The 1uneral OF James W. WooIIs viii
be held from ST. Mary's Church IOmOT-
row morning. at $3.50 o'clock. The Rev.
Father Kelly, the assistant pastor. viii
! sing mass Of requiem. Burial viii be
4 ia~ st. Mary's Cemetery.
] The funeral Of William A. Ketland
/ was held from his home Ia South Royal
/ street this afternoon, and was largely
/ attended. The funeral services were
/ conducted by the Rev. John Cayanaugh,
Of the Free Methodist Church. Burial
/ was in the Methodist Protestant Gene
terry.
The funeral Of Charles P. Price was
! held from the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at Potomac Va. The funeral
I services were conducted by the Rev.
/ Mr.. Bell, and were attended by dele
cation from Potomac Lodge Of Odd Fell
/ lows. of this city, Of which deceased
/ was a member. The burial was made
! IN Ivy Hill Cemetery.
| The Rev. w f. Watson occupied the
pulpit at the First Baptist Church this
morning, and delivered an instructive
/ sermon. taking for his subject, THE
PhIlanthrOphy of jesus This evening
/ Ny Watson viii take for his theme
/ THE Great Admonitions."
Mayor PaT has issued a call for a
! special meeting of the city council to-
/ morrow evening when the resolution
| passed at the last meeting or the cOun-
| ell relating TO the powers OF the chief
/ of the fire department and the board
/ OF IRE wardeus, in ordering fire dppara-
! tlLs outside the limits of the city ga case
J OF hre, VIII be returned with the may
/ ors veto.
! Mt Vernon Council, Daughters OF
/ America, viii pay e fraternal visit to
/ Mt. Vernon Council OF the District OF
/ Columbia tomorrow evening. The Alex
( andria delegation VIII leave on the 7:50
/ o'clock train
/ AT Christ Protestant EPISCOPAL Church
/ this evening the Rev. William J. Morton
/ viii preach, taking for his subject, "A
/ Perfect Man"
The. Rev. J. w. r sumwsit. district
/ superintendent, occupied the pulpit at
/ Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
/ this morning and delivered an interest
On Monday evening. February IS, Al
! va Aerie, order OF Eagles. of this city.
/ VIII give an oyster roast at the Ram
/ bleTs. Club.
The Young Mems Sodalitv L.yceum
/ viii meet at their hall in Duke street
/ next Tuesday evening. after which an
oyster roast will be held
The doors Of Armory han viii be
thrown open tomorrow evening and the
/ great fair under the auspices OF the
/ Masonic fraternity OF Alexandra viii
open The address WIZ be delivered BY
/ Judge r Il. Duke OF Charlottesville
. The proceeds from the fair win 80 to-
! ward helping to erect a Masonic temple
/ in Alexandra.
The Civic Improvement League viii
meet tomorrow evening I'm the rooms
/ Of tho chamber Of commerce, corner OF
| / L.------. --harl 2