The Washington herald., 1919-03-21
Southeast Washington
Personal News Notes

Funeral services for Jxmes Trimen
were held yesterday Afternoon froM
The residence Of his sister, Ars
Charles w. Bland. 5s A street scutss-
east, with internent IN Congressional
censtery Mr.. Trfnbie died on Mon
day last following long illness. Mr..
Trfmble had been a resident OF tho
District since isA He was born on
July 81, lSE. In the northern part Of
Ireland. coming 10 this country With
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Trimbie. a year later. Mr. Triucis
never married. He took an active in
terest in civic affairs. BeSdes Mrs
Bland, another sister. Mrs. Adam Cx.s.
dis. 1ciT East Capitol street survives
him i
The opening of the branch postal
station IN the store Of George r. Gil.
s4e-S&z Pennsyiyanis avenue southeast
few days sro. Is hIiing a long
needed want. Hundreds OF people are
taking advantage of the convenience
afforded The lease on the property
which now houses Station II. on Mich
OILS avenue. expires March q and the
present quarters are too small. q
The Citizens Association has recon-
continued. as II 10 central and very
convenient
Police OF the Eleventh Precinct we'd
notified yesterday that EhEsbe6
Howard. colored. 2.oS Bryan strSs
! southeast, had again left her home.
carrying a pistol with her and leaving
note stating that her dead BODY
would be found. This Ia the second
time she hs, left home under the
same circumstances.
The Easter Monday dance at ths
Marine barracks under the auspices
OF the Woman's Army and Navy
League promises success. The com
mittee announces that the Marine Or
chestra and Mayhower Band Will fur
nish music. The committee includes
Mrs. James Lockett, Mrs. Duncan.
Mrs. Walter Mclean and Mrs. Austin
Ksutz. 4
Progressive Council. Nc. .. Dsurh-
ters OF America, entertained az q
| dance last evening in Naval Lodge
Hall. Fourth street and Pennsyiva ma
: avenue southeast. men in uniform be-
! ing special guests. A business session
was held and then dancing was corr
tinued until midnight, 70
AnAcostis Chapter. No. -. Roysf
Arch Mssons. will hold q specfsf
eonvocation tonight in tn, Masonic
Hall at Fourteenth and Z streets
southeast. 20 which all members in
the District have been invited. tn.
/ r. A. degree will be conferred on a
large class. Refreshments are 90 r~
served. fa
The choir OF Emmanuel Church.
Thirteenth and v streets southeast
held rehearsal last evening with
PROT. Fulton B. Ksrr Ia charge. This
| organization will sing Sir JOHN
stainer's ''CTucihTion" on Good FRI
day evening.
| Talking machines. records and
periodical literature can be used 20
advantage in providing recreation
for soldier patients al the Govern
ment Hospital for tn, Insane. Mrs.
David r. cover, Third and c streets
northwest, has consented TO act -
chairman OF committee 70 provide
| these diversions. Mrs. Covell e.
also anxious to provide the boys
| WIN dNAN itutSr anu any one uhNlhE
an automobile and desiring to help
can do so by notifying Mrs. CoveIl
Mrs. Covell IL assisted by a number
OF ladies in the work.
The Qusrterly conference Of the
North Carolina Avenue NJ. r. Church
at the church indicates that with the
closing OF the year tn. church wiz
have paid all OF its running ex-
penses. Since Rev. J. Franklin
Bryan has been pastor 126 new
members have been added, thirty
nine Of them during the past year.
with twenty-one on probation. The
conference again decided unsui-
mously 10 ask the return OF Dr.
Bryan for another year.