The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-12
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Plans Near Completion for
Tenth Annual Tournament Of
st. Barnabas Church.

EVANSVILLE Nd. Aug. r.
Plans are maturing for the tenth an
nual tournament and ball at st.
Barnabas' Parish Hall, Oxon Hill,
August &c. Representative Royal /.
Johnson will deliver the charge to the
knights. Clarence NJ. Roberts, of
Kent district, will be the speaker OF
the evening. Henry kerbywill be the
chief marshal OF the tournament and
will have as his assistant Owen +.
Moore. Aides viii be James Fowler
and Owen Kerby, and the heralds
Cecil Padgett, Keith Small. and Rich
ard Small. The following have been
selected as judges: Richard Swan, a
former county treasurer; Nellie I'm
derwood, Thomas Lyons, Reuben
Small. William zoe, Harry Ward, Jo-
seph c. Msttingly, James Edelen, jr..
William Fowler, Ebert w. Pyles,
Ernest Owens, and George Book.
Prizes are to be awarded. The tourna-
ment IS to begin at . o'clock. and the
GROWING OF the queen and three
maids of honor will take place at a
coronation ball at g o'clock in the.
evening. Those desiring to enter the
tournament should address Henry
owens, route b, Anacostia, ID. c.. or
Ralph Small. route B, Anacostia, d. c.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments for the affair is composed of the
following: Henry Owens, chairman:
James Humphrey. Ralph Small, George
Schuler, George +. Won Osterman,
George Book, A. II. Robinson. John
owens, Harvey S. Humphrey, William
Thomas Marden. Frank Small, IT..
Harry Moore. Eugene L.atimer van
.Buren Padgett. Richard Small, Mes
DANES John Owens. George Book.
owen Moore, Frank Small A. H. Rob-
inson. Harry Moore, Theodore B. Mid
afeton. William Owens, Jesse Swami,
and Miss Nell Marden.
A man giving his name as p. ].
Hutchins and his address as 222
Eleventh street southeast, Washing
ton, was before Justice Of the Peace
A. II. Dahler, Bladensburg, on these
charges: Reckless driving, operat-
ing an automobile while under the
influence Of liquor, driving without
operators license and driving with
out Maryland tags. Justice DahIer
fined the motorist $145 and costs.
Announcement is made OF the mar
riage in Washington last Saturday
OF Miss Bessie S. Crosthwait, daugh-
ter of Edwin R. Crosthwait, of this
place. and Fred Jennings, OF Wash
ington.
Miss Marion Harriet Lewis, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Kate NJ Shyrock. of this
place, and DR.. Ralph H. Lewis. son
Of DR.. and Mrs. H. Edgar Lewis. OF
Washington, were married yesterday
at the rectory of st. Jerome's Cath
olic Church here.
An intensive. campaign for funds
to purchase a pipe organ for Pinkney
Memorial Episcopal Church here, is
under way. The goal of the drive is
$4,000, but 1t is hoped that half OF
this amount may be obtained from
the Carnegie fund for this purpose.
Houston b. Teehee, register OF the
United; States Treasury. and Charles
". Darr, OF Washfngton, will deliver
addresses at the big ceremonies in
the Capitol, August %, welcoming
home the conmunity's war heroes.
Mayor Gabriel, chairman Of the well
come home club, announces the ap-
pointment OF the following commit
tees for the affair: Hall. NJ. Osin;
speakers. Mayor John A. Gabriel;
dinner Mrs. Mary " Boyington, Mrs.
Glare Bryan, Mrs. J. W. Beavers, Mrs.
NeutWell, Mrs. Noel, and Mrs. Ga
briel; tables, G.. A. Adams; serving,
members OF the club; ice cream and
cakes, W. F. Williamson; soft drinks,
s. Poin; cigars and cigarettes, ]. w.
Beavers; dance, Mr.. Pierce; medals,
G.. A. Adams. G. w. Marin: flags and
bunting, c. F. Lambert; decorations,
Mr.. Horstman: entertainment, c. F.
Lambert, Louis F. Dern, Francis S.
Carmody. Misses r. Osin and H. Fow-
Ter; music, Fred Miller.