The Washington times., 1913-10-17
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.


ANACOSTIA. d. C. OCT. II.
Anacostia Methodists will hold car
iival in the Masonic Hall here, begin
iing November 3 and ending November
They expect to make it the biggest
indoor bazaar ever conducted in Ana
costia. Twenty committees with
personnel representative of the church
membership. have been appointed to
manage it.
One proposed feature which has
troused a great deal of interest in the
uburb is baby show. Mrs. Samuel R.
campbell. the chairman of the COM
nittee, already is receiving entries for
he baby show. The other members
# the committee are Mrs Benhoff, Mrs
ella Smith, and Misses Hilda Henning
Ind Esther England
Another evening will be taken up witr
masquerade promenade, the COMMITTEES
having charge of which is Miss Bess.t
?yles, chairman; Misses Mabel Burch.
katherine Potbury, Addie OHM, Mrs
firginia Williamson, and Harvey Town
'end.
The executive committee on the car
lival is as follows: Arthur b. SUIT
hartman; the Rev G. L. Whit, Mrs
!. L. White. Mrs Grace Suit, Mrs.
: r. Campbell, Miss Emma Butler.
Ralph Williamson, George o. Watson.
Daniel c. Smithson, and Samuel r.
,ampbell.
Rosie Brooks, the coIored woman who |
ut her husbands throat with a razcr
their home in colored settlement
ew miles beyond Anacostia, several |
lights ago, and who is IN Jail awaiting
rial -vyhila the wounded man iS in CoS-
talty Hospital, does not remember the
!ct with which she is charged. She is |
Inable to tell how il happened or what
moved her to go to a bureau, take her
husbands razor, and hack his throat |
Washington Brooks, the husband. will |
ecover
Anacostians will buy a number of
lew flags for the Logan Park staff |
rected by the Anaeostia Citizens As
ociation. A flag association has been
ormed by Charles r. Burr, the presi- |
lent Of the citizens association
Salem Lodge. No. o, independent Or
Ter Of Odd Fellows, which met last
light in the local Masonic Hall. was
totified of the fall schedule for the |
rand visitations- Joseph K Dawson.
he secretary. reported that the fall visi- |
ations began October /, when Harmony |
lodge. No. 9, was visited. and they will |
md on the evening of November 2S with
reception to the officers of the grand
odge by Metropolis Lodge, No. l6
salem Lodge will not receive the grand
hicers again until next Spring.
Dr. Mary OMalley, medical officer in
harge Of the women's departments atI
he Government Hospital for the In
'ane' left this morning for New York |
aty, where she will remain for a short |
vacation.
DR.. Bernard Blueck, late of the med
cal staff of the Government Hospital, |
low connected with the Government
iervice as physician in the Immigra-I
ion Service at Ellis Island. n. Y. is
aere visiting friends at st. Elizabeth's s
Ind in the city.
DR.. Grace De Witt has returned to
he Government Hospital from Mon
he: marriage of her sister, Miss Mary
De Witt. and the. Rev. Dr. Watson, a
Methodist clergyman. I
Miss Louise Coomes, a Bel Alton, Md,
Tisitor with Misses Addie and Lola |
Wathen. rela ati:es, in L street. has been
loined here by her mother, Mrs. Grace
Thompson. who came yesterday to /
make visit to relatives in Anacostia
Moving picture shows will be started |
his evening for the season in Hitch
.ock Hall, the playhouse of the Gov
,rnment Hospital for the Insane.
St Teresa's Altar Society, of which |
Mrs Joseph Peacock is the president, |