The Washington herald., 1919-03-10

Miss Teresa Boyle, Miss Alice y.
Quaid. Miss Mae c. Quaid, Miss Mar
garet Quad, Mrs. Frederick wcnser.
William b. Downey. ID. l.. Quad
Misc Ella G. Quad and Patrick s.
Quaid.
Team X, Mrs. Nellie Levey. captain;
Mrs. Charles Crump. Mrs. James Dore,
Mrs. Mary Enright. Miss Gertrude
Farrell. Mrs. V. H.tte. Mrs. James
oCohneil, Mrs. A william. Miss
Jacouelin Warren. Louise n. Burch.
Albert ]. Ronspeiss has been ap-
pointed captain of that section that
Is outside Of the immediate limits of
the parish.
The first meeting Of the members of
these teams was held yesterday after
noon in the school hall when pre-
iminary plans were outlined. On next
Sunday evening at $50 a special meet
ing of all adult members of the parish
is TO be held in the school hall. at
which time Patrick J. HaItigau will
address the meeting. and the campaign
will be opened.
The regular monthly meeting. of
the Public Improvement Assoc,a-
ton OF Congress Heights will be
held-tonight, in the Baptist Port
able Building, and President w. W.
Price has asked for a large meet
Ing. improvements for the coming
spring and summer will be out
lined.
washington-Naval Royal Arch
Chapter of Masons has changed its
convocation nights to the second
and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. and on this Wednesday
, evening there will be a special for
the Mark degree. The chapter meets
in Naval Lodge Hall. Fourth and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Rev. James Henderson occupied
the pulpit in Emmanuel Episcopal
Church last evening, in connection
with the special series of lenten
| services arranged for this parish.
On next Sunday evening the 1t.
Rev. Alfred Harding. bishop Of
Washington. will make his annual
visitation for the purpose OF ad-
mlnistering the rite OF conhrma-
tiOn. On March %. Rev. W. e.
Davenport, rector emeritus, Will
preach; evening service on March
%. Rev. George w Atkinson; March
90. Rev. @. F. Dudley; April 6, Rev
c. f. McAliister; April IS, the Very
Rev. G. C. F. BratenahL On each
Wednesday evening throughout the
season Rev. C. d. Weldon viii
preach a speci4 sermon. At all
! other services the rector, Rev. w
o. Roome. jr.. will be in charge.
Nine candidates will be present
ed for membership of Electa Chap
ter. No. ., Order of the Eastern
Star. at its meeting on tomorrow
| evening in the Masonic Hall, at
Fourteenth and L streets south
east. ON the evening of March IS
minstrel entertainment is to be
| presented by members of the
chapter.
William Lawrence fudge, age IS
years, died on Saturday following a
long illness. Mr.. fudge. who is sur
| vived by a wife, Mrs Lillian V. fudge,
and one son. had resided in the south
east section of the city for a number
! OF years.
State Manager SIark. Head Adviser
| Tppett, and Field Manager d. W.
Thayer, of the Woodmen of the World.
are to be the principal speakers at
rally to be held tomorrow night by
! Old Glory Camp No. 5, in Washing
ton Hall, Third and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. Invitations have
ben extended to all members of the
order in the District to be present.
| Father Ignatius is conducting the
novena being held at the present time
| at st. Teresa's Church, and last
evening he preached a special sermon
to a large congregation.
Past Great Sachem William G.
! White, of the Red Men of the District.
and a member of Mineola Tribe No. 1+,
I OF the Southeast, has been presented
with a ring and watch charm en-
blemstic of the Red Men, as a mark
of appreciation from his fellow mem
bers, having completed a continuous
service of thirty years as keeper OF
wampum of Mineola Tribe.