The Washington times., 1910-03-18
SCENES OF IRELAND
TOLD BY MINISTER
District Plans to Plant Shade
Trees In Anacosta
Streets.
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scenes from Ireland and stories Of
HlSh HE we're presented last evening
oy lne Rev NJ j. Riordan in the as
I Sehoiy hall ot St Teresa-s ParochiaI
/ school, on Y street, where a catherine
= that taxed the capacity of the nan -
present. The lecturer took his audience
/ on a ramble through ireland and sr,o,~
. the Illustrations were places and mon
famous I'D the history of that country
/ The nurses at the Government F4oerI-
I tai for the Insane gave a ST. Patrfcl,-s
! Day dance last evening Ia The assembly
hall. when they entertained many Of
I their friends.
The District Government has insti-
tuted measures looking 10 the planting
Of numerous shade trees IN Anacostia.
The places on the different streets
where trees are REQUIRED have been
prepared for them ard the trees will
be planted in a shore time.
The Brotherhood of ;ne Garden Mem
orial Presbyterian Church held its
prayer meeting exercises in the church
last night. instead Of holding them to
night, the regular time.
Electa Chapter, No. .. Order of the
Eastern star, has completed the rum
mage sale that the Crganization has
been conducting for a Ium Der of DAYS.
and which resulted in the addition Of a
substantial sum 20 the tre, Sury of the
order The chapter has planned
busy season for the coming months and
its program viii include participation
IN the fair that the Masonic fraternity
viii hold in AnacOstia, the assisting at a
Inv Hnnrr hr hold
of managers Of the Eastern Star Home
the reception OF Monumental Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, Of Baltimore
which organization has arranged to
visit the local chapter, and the giving
Of an excursion durine the summer.
There was a meeting OF the fair COM
ritee having the general direction Of
the far 10 De held by Anacosta Lodge,
No 2, f A A NJ. and Electa Chapter,
No ., Order Of the Eastern Star.
Wednesday evening, in the Masonic
Hall in AnaCOstia- Progress was re-
ported. and a number Of valuable dona-
uOnS 10 the 1alr were noted. The prizes
that viii be awarded on the tickets
were discussed. The fair will be held
May 10 u % next.
The Rev. Mr. BusIer, who has been
serving a. a miss iOuary among the
mountain GERS in the United States for a
long time. win deliver an illustrated
address this evening IN the Garden Me-
mortal 7. esOyterian Church. on Mime
sofa aven Ie, when he will describe some
Of his eXJerio Ices in the field referred
10. The l.StIre will De under the aus
pices Of tn, American Sunday Scnool
Union.
There wa . family reunion, the first
one in twenty years, at the home OF
Mrs Eliza Busby. the mother Of Mount
ed Policeman +. A. Lusby, OF the Ana
costa force, a few days since, when her
siNty-trSt birthday anniversary was OBJ
served. Mrs. Lusby is a resident Of
Camp Springs, Prince George county. |
Nd, and is well known in this section
AS stated. II was the first time in twenty
years that all her children were pres
ent together in her home. There were
twelve grandchildren at the gathering
The children present were r. A Lusby, |
W p. Lusby, Mrs. =. Delhi. Mrs. I. G. !
Canter, and Miss Ethel f.usby.