The Washington herald., 1919-02-15
Southeast Washington
Personal News Notes

Personal News Notes
Evangelist Charlie Tnlman. and his
assistant. Mr.. TwiIIey. Of Atlanta.
Ga, will arrive this morning in the ,
city, and Immediately begin prepara-
uons for the series Of revival serv-
ICES they are 10 conduct at the Ncrth
Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant
Church. beginning tomorrow night
and continuing for two weeks. Rev.
J. Franklin Bryan, pastor of the
church. announced yesterday that the
morning service tomorrow will be de-
voted chiefly TO the introduction 20
the congregation OF these two gentle
men, both OF whom will make brief
addresses. The pastor will also Do
liver a brief sermon on the revival
Mrs. c. r. Wallace entertained the
members OF the Friendly League at
her home in Maple View avenue yes
terday afternoon. During the trans
action OF the business. il was report
cd that the petition or the citizens for
better street car service had been
presented 70 the railway officials and
Utilities Commission. A social hour
followed and D.. .ireshnrnts were syry-
ed.
An attempt viii bc made 10 havs
the work OF improving the reclaimed
area OF the AnsCostia nats between
Poplar Point and the AnscoStia
bridge. started at an early date. II
was learned recently that a fund Cor
this pUGPose is available. il having
been made so because OF the fact that
the money appropriated for the work
beyond the bridge was not all eX-
pended and the uneNpended balance.
with the approval Of Congress. Is 20
be used for this purpose.
Members Of the congregation OF I'm
manuel Episcopal Church enjoyed a
valentine social last evening iva the
parish hall OF the church in Y s,treet
southeast. and a large numbc- were
present. 4 company Of yOUT- people
from the Church OF the Advent were
in attendance and presented play
entitled The Mag OF To-day" The
children also presented last evening
their SPECIAL offering N he used ..for
the relief OF suffering children in the
Holy Land.
Troop 81 OF Girl Scouts and Troop .
Of Boy Scouts OF the Southeast ara
to give an entertainment To- IN" Ma .
comic hall, Fourteenth and T. streets
on Wednesday evening next Miss
Vera Lawrence, captain o. the Gil
Scout Troop, is in charge Of tho AZ
engagements.
A change in the car stops on Nichols
avenue southeast is desired by ula
Citizens Association Of that COM
munity and an effort viii he made TO
have this accomplished. II is desired
that the stop at Maple View svgIlIs
he moved TO Morris road and an ad-
ditional stop be placed at W street
MineoIa Tribe No. a. Improved Or
der Of Red Men met last night in Its
lodge rooTn in the southeast Past
Great Sachem w. c. White was pres
ent and addressed the members. Dc
gree work was accomplished. and
plans for the future outlined. From
reports the tribe expects TO have a
good representation in the welcome
home parade. attired in fun reCalia.
A Rainbow social was given last
night under the auspices OF the Chris
tian Endeavor Society OF the First
NJ. E. Church, at the church, in
Fourth street. for the members Of the
congregation. Some OF the members
were attired 20 represent various
prominent characters. This feature
attracted much attention and provid- I.
ed unusual enjoyment. Games OF va
rious kinds were enjoyed and refresh
ments served. Miss EuniCe Hartley
is president Of the society. while Her
ma welch and Mrs. W J. Brewer
were in charge OF the program last
night.
Several street light poles on the sp-
prusch 10 the Anacostia Bridge have
been demolished within the past scy-
eral weeks. and 10 date have not been
replaced. A request will be made that
the work of replacing the posts and
lights be done at an early date
Rev. Leslie L. Bowers pastor ~ tho
Fifteenth Street Christian Church. re-
turned 10 his home yesterday. follow
ing a visit OF several days TO his
former home at Frederick. Md, ana
will resume his duties tomorrow.
Hitchcock hall at the Government
Hospital for the Insane was the
scene of a large gathering last
night. when the entertainment for
the patients was conducted. motion
pictures forming the principal
Amusement
Mrs. Katie DowelL OF 1lo4 X
street, has reported TO the police
the loss of a diamond ring, WHICH
she values very highly.
The Home and School Association
Of East Washington met last night
in the assembly hall at Eastern
High School, with a large number
in attendance. Work being done for
closer relation between the
schools and the parents was dts-
cussed in general. and its result has
been very gratifying.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Fawcett, OF 1892
Massachusetts avenue. has reported
to the fifth precinct that while WIS.,