The Washington times., 1917-04-03
HAPPENINGS IN THE
CAPITALS SUBURBS
Griffith's Yannigans Defeat Car
dinaIs of Alexandria, by
S to 1 Score.

ALEXANDRIA. April S.-clark
Grinith's "Yannigans," OF the Ameri-
can League, came over from Wash
ington yesterday afternoon for their
annual game with the Cardinal base
ball culb. The contest proved inter-
esting from start to finish. Eddie
Thompson officiated in the box for
the local nine. The visitors used two
pitchers, Gala amid Flaherty. and
won the game by a score OF to 1.
high wind was blowing across the
field, which made it difficult to judge
balls. However. the work done by
both teams was creditable, consider
ing the fact that neither had the
beneht OF much practice Thompson
struck out eight men, and both op-
posing pitchers did good work. ow-
ing to the war excitement in WASH
ington. which called many to that
city. the attendance was smaller
than it otherwise would have been.
The second academic class of St
Mary's Academy gave an entertain
ment yesterday afternoon in the as
sembly hall Dramatized scenes from
Wiseman's "Sabiola" were presented,
the cast being made up Of Misses Mar
Earet Burrus, Regina Fannon, Louise
Robinson, Virginia Walters, Agnes
Franey. Kitty Crilly, Ella league,
katherine Kelly, Oona Duncan. Edna
Hayden, and winifred Williams. The
faculty of the academy will present
Miss Julia Duncan in dramatic
recital on Friday, April 20.
Levi s. Dove. died at his home. 42s
South Lee street, yesterday. He is
survived by three daughters. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at . o'clock at the residence OF
the Rev. Mr.. Van Ness, of the Free
Methodist Church, officiating.
The choir of ST. PauTs Episcopal
Church will sing Maunder's "olivet
TO Calvary" on Good Friday evening,
at s o'clock, under direction Of Choir
master Sherman B. Fowler.
Grand Patriarch J. T. Haynes OF
the Grand Encampment of Virginia
Odd Fellows, is expected to come from
Richmond to pay an official visit to
Marley Encampment, No. 8, Monday
evening.
Mary Custis Lee Chapter, No. Z,
United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
will meet in the Confederate Veterans
bullying tomorrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. knight left to-
day for Honesdale, Pa, to visit Mrs.
knights father, Henry Hartung.
From there they will go to New York
for a few days.
The date of the Easter week dance
to be held by the Alexandria assem-
bly, has been changed from Monday
TO Wednesday evening Of next week.
April IL.
Miss MARQUIS Soho. of Baltimore.
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Sutef. in Rosemont.
Miss Jennie Rigney. a Maryland
evangelist. is conducting revival
meetings in the Ere Methdist Church.
on South Lee street. every evening
this week.
There were twenty-five deeds filed
In the office of Corporation Clerk
Greenway during March. He also is
sued ffty-six marriage licenses, forty
one to white, and fifteen to colored
persons.
The old Blouse property at King
and Peyton streets, has been pur-
chased by A. NJ. Remschel from Mrs.
Martha E. Entwwisle. through Gra-
ham & ogden, real estate dealers.
The pallbearers at the funeral OF
William d. Ogden, held yesterday at
the Fairfax apartments, were r.
Frank BecBham, John G. Beckham,
John C. Graham. Charles w. King,
Maurice R. wilkins, and French S.
Simpson.
The Rev. DR.. J. w. Duffey, pastor
OF the Methodist Church South here
for four years, has been appointed
pastor of the church at Rockville.
The Rev. E. V. REGISTER, stationed at
Del Ray the past year, has been made
pastor here, the appointments hav-
ing just been announced by the con
ference.
W. L. Stanley, of Atlanta Ga. as
sistant to President Harrihan, OF the
Southern Railway Company, has been
the guest of his brother-inlaw and
sister, the Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison
and Mrs. Allison, at their home on
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