The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Southeast Washington
Personal News Notes
Old Home Night wa, observed Ia.

Old Home Night was observed ls-~
evening at the secsed Ezr@iSt
churc,. ToUrrh and slrriaiz a.zsas
soyihsast In oonncctioa siih ~ w.
vivsis .oeins held az 5ss.s ohcrch. -
a large cenxrrsal5sn Nas rr-sss&sk
clncinS many forlrer rn--he-z ~tB
have s.osel swsy 20 other parishes
OF out cf he c1ty. Rev. v. L Stew
Ixst. pastor of the church, delivered ,
an address. The serno nvss oelsv-
cred by Rev. II. II. Barr. evangelist
OF Titusville. Pa, who is conducting
the revival The famous address Of
the evangelist entitled Three Strikes
and Out" was selected for this special
occasion, and the choir had arrszEed
an Interesting musical program
Members of Eiects Chapter No. :
Order Of the Eastern Star. VIII en-
tertain with a minstrel this evening
IN the Masonic Hall at Fourteenth
and u streets southeast Dancing -
TO follow the entertainment
About seventy-nve men assembled
last night In the First NJ, p. Church.
In Fourth street southeast, Il being
the occasion Of the annual banquet OF
the Mems Bible Class. Supper was
served at 80 followed by an inter-
esting program, and an address BY
Lieut.. Edward Armstrong Pistt In
structor IN L. s. Marine Corps. sta-
toned at Quantico, Va Rev. c. MOI
gan Compiler. pastor OF the church.
and also teacher Of the class, was In
charge OF the program
Funeral services for Mrs. Lenors
Wright. who died on Sunday, viii BE-
held tomorrow from her late rod
dence, 7e Thirteenth street southeast
followed by interment In Consression-
al Cemetery. Mrs. Wright had bssa
resident Of the District for a num-
| Der OF years. and was also well
I known In Baltimore.
Anscostia Chapter. No. Il, ROYAL
! Arch Masons. will hold a special
meeting on Friday OF this week for
the purpose OF conferring the R. A.
I degree on a large class. Invitstioas
have been extended 10 all Royal A IN
Mssons in the District TO attend.
Bertha May Jenkins. dsughtei -
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jenkins. & "a
| on Friday last at the home OF -
/ parents. lSos B street southeast, ARD
funeral services were held yest1rSlaT
| afternoon.
! The CONGREGATION Of the Ebenezer
NJ. E Church. Fourth and ID
streets southeast. met at the church
last night in commemorstion OF the
eightieth anniversary OF this con-
| greGation. Music was furnished
by the Roberts Chapel NJ. z. Choir.
Of Alexandria, Va OF which Prof.
I p. H. LumplNins is director. The
| invocation was offered by Rev.
Julius johnson. jr- pastor of Rob-
! erts' Chapel This was followed
by an address by Dr. d. d. Turpesu.
pastor OF oit Zion NJ. z. Church
Mrs. NJ. E Griffin, a member Of
the church. read q paper on The
Satisfactory Services OF Our Tru,-
tees" followed by a solo by J. A
Lancaster. Mrs. Estelle B. Jorton
read q paper entitled "A Birds Eys
! View OF Rev. W. H. Deans Seven
Years Administration" The remain
ing program included. solo. Mrs
Elizabeth Stewart; address. Prof.
n. E Weatherless; three-ninute
talks by Rev. Philip Digs, Fred
erick Fowler. Stephen 0ueensn:
! presentation OF mortgage, A W.
| Dsngerheld: mortgage burning by
7 fourteen youngest members Of the
church, W. H. Dean. Jr- Willie
Perry, Carroll Miller. George Wig
gins. Lawrence Trimmer, William
Bradley. Howard Jenkins, Marps-
rite Smart Harriet webb, Aodie
Mitchell. Arville Fox. wynens
Simms. Following the program .
I
Miss Mary NJ. Riogway. daughter Of
the late Joseph A and Mary NJ. Rsds-
way. OF Upper Mslboro. Nd. died on
Saturday last while a patient at tbs
Providence Hospital. Funeral xesV-
ices are TO be held tomorrow morning
from st. Teresas Church. following
which the body will be taken 20 Up
per Malboro for interment. The body
| is now at the funeral psriors OF
Thomas F. Murray. aoli Nichols ave-
4 nue. southeast. Miss Rids~ay ~As
well known in the southeast. having
been a trained nurse for q number OF
years. She served her country dur
ing the war.
Louis s. Parker, John J. Sullivan
and Oliver J. Cote. patients at the
Government Hospital for the Insane.
have escaped from that hospital and
the police OF the southeast have bear
asked to locate them
The drive OF St Teress's Church 70
, raise $4,000 to wipe out the debt on
the school building in V street south
east, will open tomorrow morning and
will continue through the 18Th Al
ready a number OF substantial oon-
tributions have been promised but
can be taken until tomorrow, ana
every team is expected to immediately
get 70 work.
Mrs. NJ. z. Hannah, 221 ShAnnan
southeast, gave q surprise party in
honor of Miss Myrtle A. Franklin
I Sunday evening. The home was beau
tifully decorated. Music and dane
ing were enjoyed after a fine supper
| Among those present were: Miss Myr-
tie A. Franklin, Ernest B. Brust. Mr..
| Harry Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Brust,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Brisser, Joseph O.
] Fralick.