Evening star., 1917-06-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

An spen meeting for men. IN honor OF
%ho young men registering that day. IS
% be held tomorrow evening Dy the
Pfnkham Bible class for men OF I'm,
samuel Baptist Church, 16th street ana
columbia road. Oden >. smitn pa.sne OF sne
4ative Of the Confederate Veterans are
% speak. A patriotic musical program
has been arranged
wlllism w. Dancer has been appointed
elaim agent of the Potomac and Chesa-
oeake Steamboat Company, with once
Iest. Mr.. Dancer has been in the serv-
fee Of the Potomac and Chesapeake line
for several years as purser on the
steamers, wharf agent and In otner
positions.
> Amanda willis. colored, forty-four
years old 2 Sullivan court southwest,
was found dead in bed this morning
about O'clock Coroner Nevitt gave a
certificate Of death from natural causes
De.ns. Driscoll. nfty-seven year. old
\ former resident of South Washington,
who recently lived at the Central Union
Mission, died at Emergency Hospital
yesterday afternoon. Driscou became III
4hursday while seated in Seaton PARK
His death was due to natural causes.
1Srs. Fannie Clark, colored. aixty-fve
years old. was found dead IN pea az AZ
her home. 240S I street, yesterday att
arnoon. A certificate of death from
natura1 causes was given by coroner
hewitt
An unidentified cOlored woman about
nfty years old died at Emergency Hos
pital about $40 o'clock yesterday art.
ernoon. She was taken III on s.rees
car at eth and F streets two hours
earlier and was unable to tell or her
identity She had SCI in cash, key and
several car tickets in her pocketoook-
Charles p. Jacobs. sixty-two years
Old. of 1923 Park road. is under treat
ment in Sibley Hospital for injuries
he received May Is when struck by
street car while on New YORK avenue
between 14th and 18th streets.
A recital was given by Felix Garziglfa
Af New York Thursday evening at the
Arts Club. Among the guests We're MRS
Guernsey, president general of the
Daughters of the American Revolution;
Mrs Mary S. Lockwood. Miss Grace
Fierce and Miss Dennison of Pitts
9urgh.
EnpIoyes Of s. S. KresEe Company
celebrated Memorial day with an out
ing to MARLBOROUGH in automoonies, plies
1ndulged in. Dinner was served at the
puckett Hotel.
The regular meeting of the Oldest
Inhabitants Association, to be held at
the old engine house, 18th and H streets
northwest. Wednesday night at ESo
o'clock. will take the form OF ias nirans
day party. Following the business
meeting the members will be the guests
Of Frank II. Walker in the celepration
of the anniversary of his birthday
There will be a clam chowder feast.
The June meeting of the North WASH
3nEton Citizns' association is to be held
ehis evening at s o'clock at the Gage
School
Justice Frederick L. Siddons of the
District Supreme Court is to address
the monthly meeting OF the Coiumoia
Heights Citizens Association tomorrow
evening on "SeIf-Government for the
District Of Columbia" according to an
nouncement made today by Frederlck
). Rice, president of the association.
The meeting will be held in the Arcade,
st 14th street and Park road northwest.
PIP c1axton, United States COM
missioner of education, is to speak at
the commencement exercises OF the
normal course in rhythmic training OF
she Lucia Gale-Barber School, to be
Held Friday evening at o'clock at
1876 Rhode Island avenue. Diplomas
are to be awarded the graduates OF
the normal course. Certificates OF
merit are to be given those VINO nave
in the regular course of rhythmic
training.
~
:. JoAn Hunter shumate and Cecil JEFF
1ries, attendants at St Elizabeth Hos
still who. were arrested Saturday night
-3ns connection with the violent death of
John Overton. coiored patient, enis
afternoon appeared at the morgue at
an Inquest held for the purpose Of hay-
fnH jury determine the question OF
responsibilfty for the patients death
Pho defendants were represented by
s &f46rneys Wampler and Wright
= r.
IExnest b. souder, Sargent road.
Maryland. yesterday fell from his mo-
tor cycle at North Capitol and w
streets and was run over by a vehicle
Of the Union Transfer Company. He
WAS taken home and treated by his
Amfly physician.
- =. b. Turner. SIS 18th street, and
Ethel Watson, 607 9Th street, last night
truck by street car on Pennsylva-
Ma avenue near 18th street. Neither
rider was seriously hurt.
Albert Sherman. ten years old, 114s
1th street. was knocked down by an
automobile at 5th and / streets yester-
May afternoon and slightly hurt. Au-
lgust W. Abbott, 901 4th street, occu-
Funeral services for Mrs. Elisabeth
QFiscilla Mouiden. widow of Aquilla F.
1GDulden and mother of DR.. william r.
Aoulden, Friendship Heights. Md, who
&ied at Emergency Hospital as a result
Qf an accident recently, will take place
II the chapel at Glenwood cemetery at
II o'clock tomorrow morning. Coroner
4eyttt arranged to hold an inquest at
the morgue late this afternoon and
1Ave q jury pass upon the accident.
Rev. Edward X. Hardin Ii to preach
NE memorial sermon at the annual
nemorfal exercises Of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, to be held June
- at Mount Vernon Place NJ E. Church
South