The Washington times., 1911-11-01
4|lACOSTA COUNCIL
PASSES RESOLUTION
THANKING TIMES
American Mechanics Plan
aSsC Celebration of Fourteenth
Anniversary.
WARRINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ANACOSTfA. ID. C.. Nov

WARRINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ANACOSTrA, d. c., NOV. 1.
sAll the councils of the United Order
lqE American Mechanics in the District
IRE to be invited to assist Anacostia
4 Council. mo. 16. In the celebration Of
its fourteenth anniversary. The event
yeAl take place in the Anacostia Ma
sonic Hall on the evening of November
Preliminary plans were discussed
ifAx this celebration at the meeting of
itlSs council last night.
A-1n addition to discussing it's anniyer-
Sarv program and receiving reports as
~ the progress OF the plans for a gen
frAl service Of thsnksgiving under the
1uspiceH of the entire order In the Dis
slGss o Eape Tnasksyiyins MSsns passyasn, day. in
Will be invited. Anacosta Council
tytts meeting last night passed a reso-
{N}Aon Of thanks to The Washington
Ahe proceedings of the council, particu-
tlaHy with reference to the memorial
Ssfviccs. OF last Sunday evening in the
nacosua NJ Z, Church.
s. The marriage of Miss Jane e. Torney.
.danshter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Torney,
7W Sixteenth street. this place, and
ASmes O. Boyce, son OF Mrs. Alice
H0ycc.. 1884 lexington place northeast,
took place last evening In the Anacostia
.GketuoulSt EplBcOpdI SHTuCn III the pres
fce Of q gathering that filled the edi-
shee. The Rev. Samuel w. Grafflin, the
!, rastor, ofnciatel. The chancel was
.3ecorated with palms and FERNS and the
bridal party walked beneath canopy
dscked with flowers on the way to the
The ushers were Samuel Boyce and
~ Ryan and George 4. forney, s"a Of Ans- Aa
feOstta. The bride was attended by Miss
tkiargaret Torney. her sister. and Frank
Meter, OF Mashington. was the best
ffncusseline, trimmed In velvet and
lnearis, and she wore pearl ornaments in
per hair: Her. bouquet was of Bride
1ses. The bridesmaid was gowned In
Hight blue mousseline, and she carried
bouquet of roses Miss Edith M. Pyles,
yno sat at the organ played the we'd
VAS in prorress % rendered % the severei Sereihois Ply
iproprfate selections. Immediately after
ffhe ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce held a
Reception at the residence of the brides
lparents. where they will make their
Ind beautiful.
The bride has been popular en-
knAny OF her associates We're present to
f4vitness the marriage The Sunday
fPchool class to- which she belongs gave
tper linen shower a few evenings ago.
m No untoward incident marred the Hal
ypoween pastimes of the young folks In
Aracostia last night. where most of the
hSo wss ol ss tG Smons nssr tEs
sPeople who. entertained at. Halloween
kSaIties In their respective homes were
MISS Helen Bury. at Nichols avenue and
ri Riverside, dwelling. and Miss emma
sender, Nichols avenue, Congress
EBeights.
land Methodist Churches neli masaue-
eade gatherings In their respective
hisht for the Presbyterian Home.
Hn Washington. at the Presbyterian
John NJ. Moran, a messenger boy. In
the employ Of one of the telegraph
Svcompaflies. who is sixteen years Of age,
kfwas given lecture by Judge De Lacy
IN Juvenile Cour, following plea OF
sIguilty on the charge Of carrying James
on the handle bars Of his bicycle. II
3fwas the first case recorded in Anacostis
skof 2 violation of the regulation. only re,
gently placed in effect concerning thu
tytended for only one. Moran. on his
tHwhecl. delivering message in Aca'
ttccstia. let his little brother ride ir
81 Fourteenith street % .southeast and snt
home again. Policeman c. r. Brown
tlwho has warned a number Of persons
gsinsSt violating tSa the new resHlation
fpuvenile court. The boy promised moi
tE9 DO i again and sentence wa,
III The condition Of the cafe conducted
S}by John Pleasant. in Good Hope road
ftwas not pleasing to Inspector H. M
!kIAhman, Of the Health Office, when h.
inspected the lunch room and its sur.
ftfoundings. Mr.. Pleasant put up IS a.
lthe Anacostia police station last nigh
ses result Of the inspectors complaint
Nxainst MIN. =
--dr. Peasants association with the
fOfice Department has been agreeabl,
& heretofore, as he Is the station hous,
Z caterer In Anacostia. furnishing meali
Z TO prisoners on call '.,
3 Detective Pratt. OF Inspector Board
3 mans STAFF, has been searching II
4 Baltimore for the barrels stolen from
4 the Government Hospital for the In
sane. The barrels, according to the re
I were carried off at different times II
z tam was driven back and forth in tn,
I daytime. Detective Pratt learned tha
4 the barrels are supposed to be in tn,
& ppssession of a branch of the STANDARD
n OIL Company now. They are reported
to have been received there by freight.
There Is a warrant in the hands of tn,
Z police for the arrest of the colored man
I who fs still ENJOYING his freedom. how
LIVER. He disappeared when the thief
--became known. Forty or fifty oil bar
44elss were carried off. worth so cent,
Teach.