The Washington herald., 1914-04-18
Obe Gown Gr,er

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Bristow Adams gnve a stereopticon
lecture at the Takoma Presbyterian
Church last night on the subject OF
Conservation"
Conrad ii. syme. corporation cous-
sci, will address the Mems Club, OF
ST. Marks Episcopal Church, at its
meeting May 81.
John Joy Edison will be the guest Of
honor at meeting Of the Georgetown
Citizens Association at Potomac Savings
Bank Hall, Monday evening.
Mrs. Mae McGIue, of All O street
southwest, told the police of the Fourth
precinct yesterday sl25 in bills had been
stolen from a sideboard in her home.
William II. whitaker. of the Dis
trict workhouse, at occoquan. lectured
at st. Pauls Church, Eighth street. be-
night.
Vincent Gusimano, twelve yenrs old,
of 443 II street northwest, was bitten on
the left hand by a neighbor's dog last
night His wound was cauterized by a
physician.
Emory Wilson, principal of Central
High School. and several of the cadet
of Company B, Of Central. at the Eb-
bitt Thursday night.
musical program appropriate to
the closing of the Passover season was
given at the Eighth Street Temple last
night in connection with the regular
Friday evening services.
Mrs. Jane shipley, eighty-two years
old. of lis Kentucky avenue southeast.
was found wandering in Twining City
last night at S:20 o'clock. She was taken
home in the patrol wagon Of the Eleventh
police precinct.
Members of TempIe-Noyes Lodge of
Masons, now returning from the dedi-
cation of the Archibald Butt Memorial
Bridge, at Augusta. Ca, sent an aero
gram TO Washington from their vessel
while of Cape Hatteras.
W. r. Bancroft, of 1877 Monroe street
northwest. told the police of the First
Darrell Bancroft, fifteen years old. had
taken $50 from his mothers pocketbook
and run away from home.
Mike Hanett, twenty years old. was
arrested by the police Of the Eighth pre-
cinct yesterday on a charge OF grand
larceny, II being alleged he took a dia-
mond ring belonging TO Robert Fillius.
l. Quincy street northwest.
The organization meeting of the
~ LIT,
founded by a number of society wom-
en- OF Washington. which was to have
been held at the Shoreham Hotel yes
terdsy afternoon. has been postponed
until next Friday.
challenge to a game OF baseball
has been issued by Harmony Lodge TO
the District Order of Masons. The
game. II is thought. will be played at
American League Park. June 90. the
proceeds to be given to the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home.
Thomas Mitchell, forty-eisht years
old, of 435 Warner street northwest. had
his right hand badly mashed yesterday
at the new Bureau of Engraving and
Printing building. when 1t was caught
under an elevator weight He was taken
to Emergency Hospital
Miss Margaret l.. Lawson, eighteen
years old, OF 2O6 Thirteenth street north
east. Was struck by street car last
night at Thirteenth and c streets north
east and hurt on the head She was
removed to Casualty Hospital in an auto
mobile. Her condition is not serious.
Two sisters were brides in n double
wedding performed by the Rev. John
f. Briggs, pastor of the Fifth Baptist
Church, shortly after noon yesterday.
Samuel A. Blackman married Miss
Irene Hitter. and Peter NJ. Daniel mar
ried her sister, Miss Sarah NJ. Hitter.
All are from Louisa County, Va.
Capt. T.. VI. Talbot, connected with
the Quartermaster's Department. told the
police Of the Third precinct last night
that an automobile belonging to the
War Department was stolen from in