The Washington herald., 1913-12-02
TOWN TOPICS
/ ERSELY TOLD

The appointment of Frank N. Bauskett.
OF South Carolina, to the position as con-
| fidential clerk to Secretary Bryan was
| announced yesterday. Mr.. Bauskett has
served under civil service since 1904. He
will I'LL the vacancy left by ]. II. Prince,
resigned.
Funeral services for Armory K. TInsle.
who died Saturday, will be held this
morning at the residence, 1908 Spring road
northwest. at 10 o'clock. The Rev. Earle
Wiley will officiate. and interment will
be private at the Congressional Gene
terry. Mr.. Tingle was an employe OF the
government for many years. He was in
strumental in framing the tariff bill
passed during McKinley's administration.
He was civil war veteran.
His last sermon as rector Of the Esther
Memorial Episcopal Chapel at Congress
Heights was preached Sunday morning by
Rev. Charles F. Sontag. Mr.. Sontag
has been with the Esther Memorial
Church for three years. He did much to
build up the finances. He will be sue
ceeded by the Rev. Willard G. Davenport,
rector emeritus Of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. OF Anacostia.
The Rectors' Aid Society of st. Mar
garets Church will hold a bazaar and
tea at the Raleigh Friday from until 10
p. m.
At the regular meeting of the Univer-
sity Club Saturday night an alumni asso-
citation of the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
will be formed. Prof. Z. A. Grosvenor,
president OF the United Chapters, will
deliver an address.
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on several candidates at the convocation
Of Lafayette Chapter. r. A. NJ, tonight
at 7:3Q
The events OF the year will be the
subject of a paper read tomorrow night
at a meeting OF the Oldest Inhabitants
by George w, Adams.
The regular semi-monthly meeting Of
Rathbone, Superior Lodge, No. ., X. OF
C., will be held Friday evening at s
o'clock.
Funeral services for George c. Hen
ming will be held this afternoon at the
residence, 172S Twentieth street north
" est, at 2:3o. Interment will be in Con-
gressional Cemetery. Mr.. Henning was
| interested in the Traders Bank. He
was a member Of Company A Of the old
National Guard, and participated in the
Inauguration of President Lincoln March
L. 1851.
Judge Latimer will address the men
of Zwingli Bible Class, OF Grace Re-
| formed Church, tonight on the work of
/ the Juvenile Court.
A song recital by Miss CurIe Luise
Corey, coloratura-soprano, and Miss
Edith Keyes. pianist, will be given for
the blind at the Library OF Congress to-
night
The Emerald Athletic Club will give a
minstrel performance for the young
women OF ST. Roses Industrial School, in
the lstter's hall. tomorrow evening
1huse taking part have worked hard un-
der the direction OF Gates G. Rapp.
Mrs. Anna Hunter. seventy-two years
old, Of 4O7 Fourth street northwest, had
her left wrist fractured yesterday morn
ing as a result OF a fall she received
while descending the front steps of her
home. First-aid treatment was given by
her family physician.
Mrs Joseph p. Tumulty, wife of the
Secretary TO the President. who was
operated upon for appendicitis yesterday
morning at Providence Hospital. was
reported late last night by the physicians
in charge as doing we'll Her rapid
convalescence is anticipated
The ladies Of the Mt. Pleasant Chapter
OF the Y. W. c. A. will have 4 bazaar at
the association rooms. 936 F street north
west Thursday afternoon frnDn .
to g. A turkey dinner will be served
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