Evening star., 1916-10-14
BY the terms of the will of Edward

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b! the terms of the will of Edward
| I. CoSan. dated February 9, 1915, his
entire estate is devised to his wife,
Helen Margaret Cogan. Joseph F.
Brashears is named as executor.
Trustees of the Florida Avenue Bap-
tlst Church have authorized the estab-
lishment of public forum at that
place for the discussion of economic
and social questions, under a board of
directors, with Rev. W. A. Taylor, the
pastor; DIR. Charles II. Marshall, Miss
Emma Hall, as members. The first meet
ing is to be held November 3, with
Charles NJ. Thomas as chairman.
who looks after pedestrians and We
hicleS at eth and G streets, yesterday
afternoon was taken i'll while on duty
He was removed to his home. 1868
Morse street, in the second precinct
motor patrol wagon. His condition was
not serious
The automobile of Louis Schroeder.
1926 NJ street. collided with street
car on Pennsylvania avenue between
goth and 21st streets yesterday after
noon. The automobile was slightly
damaged.
Paul Bornsen, author Of "Radium and
Rejuvenescence," and cousin of the
Norwegian poet, novelist and dramatist
Bjornson, is to be the speaker at the
Secular League tomorrow afternoon at
Pythian Temple, at o'clock. on "Ra
dunn in the Light of Recent Discovery.
Several matters of Importance are an
nounced to come before a meeting of
the Agriculture Department branch of
the Federal Employees Union, to be
held in the Y. NJ. c. a. building at 8
pm. Wednesday.
Activities for the winter season, with
special reference to participation In
the program of the international FEEDER
alton of Catholic Alumnae, to meet in
Baltimore November %, "a and %, are
to be discussed by members of WASH
ington Chapter of the Alumnae Asso-
citation of the Notre Dame of Mary
land at a meeting at the Rochambeau.
Several "rooters- from George WASH
ington University today went in au-
tomobiles to Gettysburg, where they
are to attend the George Washington
Gettysburg foot ball game. The autolst-
rooters assembled at the Arts and Sci
ences building this morning, ieaVlng
shortly after o'clock
Plans to obtain larger home for the
Holy Family day nursery, now located
at GIG Sd street northwest, and con-
Quoted by the Ursuline sisters, will be
considered at a meeting of all friends
of the institution to be held tonight at
the nursery. The Holy Family day
nursery was established last February.
Awards of free scholarships at the
Studio Hall School have been announc-
ed as follows: Katharine Il. keliher
and Juan 3. Saldana, singing; Edward
Kane, pianoforte; Alva Robinson, inter
pretive dancing; Eleanor Griffith, ORA
matte art and Irene Ludwig, voice ex-
preston The examining committee
was composed of Mrs. May Ramsdel, {.
w. O'Connor, director of the school, and
the faculty
Andrew b. Denham has filed suit for
an absolute divorce from Nellie G. Den
ham They were married February IL,
1903, and have one child he charges
misconduct Attorney E, L. Gies ap-
pears for the husband.
The annual oyster roast OF the Poto-
mac Boat Club is to be held on Analos-
tan Island Sunday, October %. 1t will
begin ct $50 o'clock in the morning
and continue throughout the day The
committee in charge is to meet W ed
nesday evening to make further plans.
DIR. JOAQUIN r.. TOrralbas, first secfe-
tary of the Cuban legation. is suffering
from an attack of acute indigestion
and is confined to his bed in his nome,
1890 18th street northwest.