The Washington herald., 1919-03-31
Southeast Washington
Personal News Notes

The result of the campaign con-
Teresa's parish. Thirteenth and V
streets southeast, to raise $4,000
with which to wipe out the debt on
the school, indicates that 2O,055. 25
has been raised. There were ten
teams of ten members each conduct
ing the campaign, headed by an ex-
ecutive committee and the blue rib
bon has been presented to Team /,
of which William L. Quad was cap
tain, for having raised the largest
amount, or 1886. The amounts turn
ed in by other teams, were: Team
A, Mrs. Martha Weldon, s2,273; Team
B, Mrs. B. A. Glennan, 81 103; Team
c. Mrs. Annie Edwards. $3.50; Team
ID. John F. Regan. S2,370: Team e,
Mrs. McGill Redmond. s1,7s4.5O; Team
F., Mrs. Joseph Peacock, H.65s.50;
Team G, Mrs. Upton S. Howser. 81 .55s;
Team II, James A. Severn, s2,O96, 70;
Team X, Mrs, Nellie Levy, 81, 1,S0O.5O.
A. ]. Ronspeiss, who worked in that
territory outside of the parish, turn
ed in $36. Five members Of the parish
made exceptionally large contributions
to the fund, they being James Toner.
$1,000; Benjamin Crifasi, $500: Mrs. B.
A. Glennan. $500: Miss Madigan. sooo
and Patrick Doody, 500 The execu-
tive committee consisted of James A.
Severa, chairman; Rev F. NJ. w
Schneeweiss, treasurer; S. B. Golden,
Financial secretary; w L. Quad. cor
responding secretary; C. H. BrazeroI
and Joseph Dudeck. This committee
Will continue until the campaign is
finally closed on August 81.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
hahdle highlands Citizens associa-
lon Will be held tonight in the Bap-
tist Church on the Naylor road south
east and president b. T. Woodward
is anxious for a large meeting. One
of the subjects for discussion will he
home gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Williamson en-
tertained at their home in Nichols
avenue southeast, In honor OF Mr..
Willfamson's birthday anniversary.
Those present included DIR. r. A
Pyles, w. A. Williamson. Warren Toll
son. NJ j. Ready. Harry Arnold. DR..
| ]. A. Watson, Harry Perkins, George
Hanes. Sergt. Mccormick. F. NJ. Dent
and Harry Kelly.
Rev. ]. Phelps Hand, pastor of the
Trinity NJ. E. Church, Pennsylvania
avenue and Fifth street southeast
preached two sermons yesterday TO
large congregations. At the morning
service his subject was "Hem-Touch
ing Christians" and in the evening,
"A Short-Sighted Fool" The choir
contributed special music.
Robert E. Dove has taken out a
permit to erect two garages in the
aiiey between Sixth, Seventh, f and
streets southeast, at an estimated
cost or S+O. Walter f. Smith will
erect a garage I'm the rear OF his
nome at lS Fifteenth street south
east. d. ]. Waters. 142O Potomac ave
nue. southeast, will also erect a gar
age. ]. S. Jameson will build a gar
age at his home, 11 street south
east.
Rev. G. F. Dudley, rector Of St
Stephens Church. Fourteenth street
was the visiting preacher at Emman-
uel Episcopal Church last evening in
connection with the series of Lenten
services. Next Sunday evening the
Rev c. T. McAllister will preach.
DrAHenry w. Tippett, the new head
consul OF the District chapters of the
Woodmen OF the World, has returned
home, following a visit to the head
camp. DIR. Tippett will speak this
week at several camps, outlining what
was done at the head camp meeting
, Tomorrow evening the Boosters Club
of the Woodmen will meet in Wash
ington Hall. Third street-a and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, for the pur-
pose of feting the victorious degree
team.
DR.. Leslie l. Bowers. pastor of the
Fltteenth Street Christian Church,
preached the last of his series of SER
mons on ideals" at the evening serv-
ice in his church last evening. with a
large congregation present. The sub
ject was THE Ideal EMPLOYER and
Employe." These sermons have been
the means of stimulating much inter-
est In the community. At the morning
service DR.. Bowers spoke on the sub
ject, THE Stern Business Of Life"
Rev. L. s. Knox. of Virginia, who
has been conducting a series of revival
services at the Grace Baptist Church
Ninth street and South Carolina ave
nue. southeast. brought them to a close
last evening with a large number in
attendance.
Rev. Howard I. Stewart. pastor of
the Second Baptist Church. Fourth
street and Virginia avenue southeast.
preached from the text. should the
Court-martial Sentence System Be Re
Vised?" TO a congregation that filled
the church yesterday morning. and
there were present at the evening
service a like number to hear his
remarks ~ the subject, rs Marriage
a Failure" Special music was pro-
vided.
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