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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
LAST SAD RITES
OYER THOS a, PEACH
Al TAYLoRSVIkI.E

Funeral services oyer the remains
os Thomas A. Peach were held this
morning All IN o'clock at Tayl0raydlle.
the Rev. Bradley Jones. o9 the ifetho-
dist Episcopal church. officiating The
lntegsnent was III Taylorayille barying
ground in the family lot.
Thomas Il. Peach died on Thursday
night st the Maryland University hos
pitaI. baltimore. where he had gone
for treatment, which necessitated an
operation. me full particulars o. his
death are pot known To his friends
here, but 1t is thought he snccambed
to the operation
The deceased was SIS years old and
q son Of the late DR.. william, and
sarah MeGill Peach, formerly or
IsGlen Allen Farm, near Nottingham,
Prince Georges county. He was d
cousin Of states Attorney S. Marvin
Peach. of Upper Marlboro and q
grandson II Samuel Peach near Mitch
Iellsville.
The deceased was bachelor and
lived alone on his farm near Tayiors-
willie. He is survived BIZ two brothers,
James M. and Samuel Peach.
Death was due 70 stomach trouble.
from which he had been sufferer
for some time, but the news of his
death which was entirely unexpected,
came as q great shock TO his many
friends In the county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
DEATH CLAIMS
REV, ALEX. DENNIS,
AGED COLORED PASTOR

Rev. Alexander Dennis, aged SIS
years, one Of the most highly respected
coiored citizens of Anne Arundel
county. and q member 81 the Wash
IingtOsl Conference. notice OF whose
illness has appeared several times IN
tGlla paper, died at his residence at
PASSPORT, April III, at s.25 q. nj
Rev. Dennis was born In Anne
Arundel county, February I6, 1884. He
joined the Washington Conference in
1872, and at the time Of his death was
the oldest member Of the Conferences,
and also the Oldest In point OF serv-
ice.
A touching incident at the recent
session og the Conference was the
beautiful tribute paid to him by his
district superintendent, Rev G. q.
Cummings on the completion Of his
years work. covering every detail Of
the church activities.
During his ministerial life he has
served with credit to himself and his
race, the following charges Howard
Co, navidsouyiIle. Patapsco, Sandy
Spring, Cumberland Mt. zoin IN Wash
lngton, Annapolis, Ebenezer, IN Wash
ington, Centennial in Baltimore and
Passport So signaily successful was
he as pastor that after the lapses Of
years he was again returned To sew
eral of these churches. At no place
ala HE do more effective work than ait
Ma sfY,nrf his last charge. which he
served ten years. 4
The funefal win be held on Tues
day, April Is. The body will lie n
state at Passport Methodist Episcc-
pal church, (eol0redl, from 10 q. m. to
$50 d. hi. The services will be at A.
bury Methodist Episcopal church, An
napolis At q u. m. Internent will be
iii Inc family lot ia Brewer Hill Gene
terry.
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81. Anne's Church

st. Annes parish protestant Epis-
eopal) founded 1892
ST. Anne's church, Rev. Edward p,
johnson, rector. Services on the Sum
day next before Easter palm Sum
day.
Holy Communion, 7:3O;; Sunday
school, $50: class for candidates, 10:
Morning Prayer, Ii evening service,
5 O'Clock.
SIT. Lnke's chapel, Eastport: SUM
day school. go: evening prayer. s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
81 NV Here

The remains be Geraid 0'2eafdon,
one 81 Narylana's Immortal 500,
whose aeakh occurred In Baltimore,
were brought here this morning by
automobile accompanied by relatiyes
and friends. for burial
The fdneral service took piaca from
ST. Mars church. With requiem Baass,
q priest from LOyola College, where
The young man vas 3 student, cele-
brating the mass.
The interzmant was In Sc. Mary's
cemetery
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
Ten Skatl
Last OF SECS

Roller skating this season at the
Naval academy arnory closes tonight.
and II IS hoped % make this the ban
ner event Of the roller skating season
which has been quite successful and
will materially AID the Navy Relief
society, FOR whose benefit II has been
given.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
talra Var

a. 9bef Moss, wife 0f Judge
George Clark, Mrs. Cook
az Ifayefs Brown, were the
.s,..a.. representatives Of War
.,,ssr tlle War Mothers meeting
s.sl II lisllt more yesterday at the Y.
h5itling The matter .of an.
IIlIe peeted to have come be-
sfe meeting was not brought up.
w Annapolis chapter was especial
|, mon In this matter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
HospIlai
plnelil Uanee

TffItei llie usual SATURDAY night
l,ats III .iflel Hall Tor tbs benefit OF
3g, Urgency hospital will be given,
mi expected as little elae Is on
.Bs sapi. tonight. the attendance viii
b large These dances are under the
ANNA itit4 III Miss Jessup, Oh the
Il arsel Hail management, who
4 kIIIiily gives the use Of the bali
nam ala music for the benefit Of the
essnitl. aud Mrs. T.. Il. Morrison.
ii loniglis dance Mrs. Walton
Hopkias viii have charge Of the ad-
aiissian money All money received
r5l Is tic Emergency hospital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
80 b MRs. NJ AgBosY.1- &C.

The 5aAnsana
Crest xsieaanTe Ia being expressed
ct the news that TIE Tommy John.
Sons are being sent hack To the Ma.
val academy Commander ard Mrs
Johnson have many friends here VIVID
will hs Dleased II have them among
navy residents again Commander
Johpa0n Will relieve Commodore
Lloyd. tri charge Of ships at the Naval
academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
how much to DO

aHe how much to do
ling To keep true.
help along
tr and Of song
Ierwise be hid
s ends Of grief amid
rs that sometimes grow
.B.at agle soul to know.
Folger Mckinney
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
Naval Academy Chapel

At the Naval i Academy chapel on
every week day In Holy Week. there
viii be service at 6:45 o'clock p.
Ia, AT each service there will be p
short address. This service viii be-
Sin promptly at the hour named and
VII be lirnited strictly to half an
hour No seats are reserved except
1T the 1913 III M service on Sundays.
An earnest invitation 10 these SER
Vices IS extended to the midshipmen
and all others connected with the
Naval Academy. Communicates Of
any Christian body are cordially I'M
vited to make their commnnioRs in
the chapel.
Offerings are received on the hrst
and third Sundays ii each month
during the Academic year for local
non-sectarian charieies or the Navy
Relief society
on Easter Sunday the Offering will
be received as usual for the Navy Re-
lief society
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
New Arrivals
For Over Jase Week

Mr.. and Mrs Buses and son Billy.
have arrived gnan Philadelphia and
are stopping with Mrs. Carol Foster.
50 Maryland avenue. They will spend
two months ID Annapolis, remaining
over june Week Mrs. Buae has with
her her mother. Mrs. Kitchener. Miss
Betty Buse. Who Is well known here.
having attended the midshipmen's
hops, Will arrive for over Easter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
House Parry
At Wardomr

Mrs John r. Melihb0ns. of wash
ington. and Lieutenant Benton Glenn
ent, u. 8. Al, are guests Of Mr.. and
MRS. Caffyl Bryan III i weekend house
party at their residence at Wardour,
West Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
III. Martin's Evangelical Luth. Churel

St. Martln's Evangelical Luth. Church
AT Sc. Martins Evangelical Lath-
eran chuTch, q +. Hahn. pastor. the
services cor tomorrow and next week
are as follows;
Confirmation. services beginning 81
ii o'clock. Song by the children, Here
ii my Heart & SerHn0n by the pastor:
sIGy 500. give me thine heart Solo
hy Mra Lloyd.
Evening service at 5 o'clock. Re
nnion Of confirmation classes since
1876 Sunday school at S:45 4. IA.
Dress rehearsal at 2:30 b. m.
Lenten service Wednesday next, but
there win De aervices on Good Friday,
let p. M
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
Condition Improved

Miss Priscilla Banks, who has been
seriously i'll, suffering from tiiphtheria,
and d blood poisoned throat Is much
improved
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
WlllIt Y
Devastated France

Despite ihe dDWnpoiir OF rain last
aislIt tliat was little short Of de-
Iigt here vas d good attendance ut
he dance III Cargel Hall for the bene-
ii Of tlegasiated France. At first
Mas feared the heavy downpoas
would keep everybody away. and II
Nav feared lie dance benefit would be
fras but far from Il, IS the even
laF sore % 4 chowd began to assem-
bio and there was not d little pep
he Patrons In good spirit, and there
snroaragingly The music was good,
be- pair0ns II good spirit. and there
sls flrt4of glad -to-come -in- out of
he.rain' spirit prevalent among the
danrers
While tlle receipts probably are not
What lle promoter of the benefit for
Devastated France. Miss Constance
ilrady hoped for them to Do. vet IL is
ifli thai under existing conditions, d
goodsum vas realized IA feature DC the
enj1yable evening was songs by MEM
hers III The University os Pennsyl-
yanla crew who row the middies to-
dN m HE Severn, ard whose songs
we're we'll received
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
CHURCH SERVICES OF
RE REMEMBRANCE

AT the First Presbyterian church,
the Rev. Maurice s. white, pastor. be-
ginning tomorrow. Palm SUNDAY,
there viii be q series of services with
the following topics:
Palm Sunday, II 8. M. The Patri-
otisna Of Jesus b M, The Home
at Bethany Tuesday, s p. m, ne
Towel DC Service Wednesday. s y.
nj, The Judge Who Washed His
Hands Thursday, D, M. The
Words from the Cross Friday, b.
M. pilates Permission Easter
Sunday. II a.. M. The Race 10 the
Tomb, Communion Service: s p. "a.
Jesus saith unto her Mary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
Matinee Dance
or sIeg

Suringliks weather after last nights
deiuge, brought . large number Of Wis
iting girls on the electric cars from
Baltimore and washington to witness
the Naval Academy sports this after
noon and to attend the matinee dance
by the midshipsken.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12

Aasfss Meta Hurrage, daughter Of ADJ
miral and Mra Burrage. III 8. ~, il
expected here on Easter Monday 10
be the gaest of Mrs. Carryl Bryan. At
WardOur. for several days
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12

Judge Robert Moss ia spending the
weekend with his son and daughter
tn~Eaw. M. and Mrs. James = Moss
and children, at Yeadon, IA.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12

Capt. u III. RI Pringle. u s. M. who
has been on Admiral Sims stan DUR
Ing the entire war, and II still On the
Admiral's stan. il spending the week
end with bis family here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12

Miss Aaaria Il Hnnt, os Washington
II ths weekend guest 0f Mrs. a z.
Letter. at Murray Hill
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
COLLEGE Avenue Raptiss Church

NU1I1gU A7V91sEV 81 7tEs6 VI = 81
The pastor. Dr. JnO. 8. Sewers. will
speak Al the morning hour of worship.
subject OF sermon, The Triunphal
Entry.
Violin solo By bfr. William =. Sina.
The fraternal orders Of the city Will
worship st the church ct the evening
service at 8 o'clock
Bible classes meet I'll 10 al ID.
81 II r III at 7:45 p. M
Cordial welcome ii extended To all
who worship with the congregation Of
this church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12

Mrs. Samuel Fowler Wells, who re-
Gently purchased the residence forn-
erly owned BY Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bernstein on Conduit street. is moving
into her new home. Mrs Wells sold
her farm near Jones Station to Mr..
Maurice 0gle, and with her children
will come to town to i've Before her
marriage she vas Miss BERTHE Bald
win. sister of Mrs William II Moss.
iii will be remembered Mir Wells met
tragic death by being run into while
unloading car OF fertilizer consign-
ed to him, which was on d sliding, at
an open switch on the Short Line. near
Jones Station, said TO be responsible
for the accident.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12

g. Leon Strauss has TeEnrned from
+ weeks visit ID New YORK
Rear Adnairai Austin n KnigRlt e.
a NJ. Is Waiting the family Of Judge
Watkins fn the counts.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
Ceneral EHller's
Daughter Engaged

llrigadier General and Mrs. Benja-
ait 4 Fuller announce the engage
nen' ii their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Nelson Fuller. To Captain Chester u,
feraues 81 II, G. The marriage
WY LAKE place late this month In Sam
g Domingo city. where General Full
lef Is 4 command Of the Second bril-
gatf 81 marines. The gaillers are well
kaasa ii annapolis. where they form
tllf resided.
apiail Fordney is graduate OF
lila ! liive rsity Of Michigan. and lately
! fe'llfiltsi from duty in France He &
s.lf ST Representative ]. w Ford
asy chairman 81 the Ways and Means
Committee
4ss Fuller was graduated from
e.lllSt'tt Hall aud has many friends
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12

US LANES " Magrnder. wife Of Or.
''iatfi'leF assistant u the Canon OF
more Cathedral, and her
sft'r Mss Louise. have been visit
u IS Hill. Randall Place.
.ae slag IlIslers expect TO open their.
s''als1ls estate Hockey Hail. near
80 1',lFe about April 19.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12

Wonder what they're going to do
with ali the Kings that are left over?
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w B. & A. EIechic
Railroad.
M. CRY TEN AIS

CALF HouTIy Service Mernlng and Esenine
Wanh1mgt0n and Camp Meade
fWashERgt0n md CamP Meade
passengers change ak MaEaa
Aead@amy Junck&@m.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12

IlEAWN AMMAR0A4kB
wses ssesss Rsmeasa
g,Ia xSE0 40 $50 10. x7.So, go
$40 XIII 40, "a - I.0a 0.9a a.
1E20 4. Is.
gaass Naval Academy Cats 10 minut9a
earlier Stats HOmse Station. Blaa@&
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12

Mrs. Anon Brpnson, wife of Capt.
Bronson, u. s. n, who has been chair
man Of che curaTaFtsees OF the series
of skating events. says her committees
are appreciatiye Of the cooperation
and assistance BIZ al rho have taken
an INTEREST ii these benefits for the
Navy Relief
Several contributions have been
made at various times through the
committee to the Navy Ralies, showing
the interest III the good work the 50
ciety Id doing.
Toniahssa ccmaaltkee Is In charge Of
Mrs. waiter Vernon, who will hare
the following ladies assisting her:
Mrs. Richard Morton, Mrs. Kauai
man, MIRA ponavin. Mrs, svithers. MIRA
pegram, Mrs. Bowers, Mrs @. Green's
lade, Mrs Neal, Mrs. Charles Carroll,
Mrs. nalano
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TAe marriage oa Mas sEa0rothy Ma
son. daughter of Rear Admiral and
AEps Newton 81. Mason, 10 Lieutenant
Samuel s. Brewer. u. S. NJ, will take
place early N Nay. They will have
1 simple home wedding, - the bride y
.siafsaly ID iii mourning. and the exact
date win he selected as soon as Lieu
tenant Brewers orders become knows.
Many griends az the Rev. DR.. n. W.
Durgan. pastor Of the First Methodist
Epfacopal church and Mrs. Burgap,
are welcoming them hack to Anna
polls. nr. BMRxan having been retur1a-
- 81 NE Sscaat Is ton of the ". y.
Conferences ID this church FOR smother
years passionate.
Hayina removed her stock from
Prince, George street. Anna BrOWn.
Ms. barry 81 ay Kenching tonl, -
isow xhihiein er line OF good shep-
herd wool and lingering yarn at her
Z a,sR soOF, Annapolis bank,
where she. fl st home from 9 70 u 8.
FEE. md i W b ma. ana will be glad
"a - h0r old friends and former pa
irons IL Ser new location,
asrs. James ii Raagas0aKas wSaOw u
gmass ~, Ao Aas been spenN.
smR ne naas two weeks visiting Mg.
fudge Rrasheara' hrothag,
II Neu YORK. and friend ID Phiia-
aaapaa n axcEsS 30 gasskn home
TO-DAY
aay Vehs. daughter o. ~
ana agrs. Hengy Randall Wesh wi
aeasa gknga aHasa lasalg .afsa1
- & foftatAt as Hostfs
10 N Thomas a
Aass, ils kaks paaee early u
ane
sogea webster, vie 0g tls
ar &c SIT Annesss haa bzl
sng i Rew daya u VRas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
cHILDREN'S TEACHERS
WILL VISIT ACADEMY

The Naval academy authorities. have
been informed Of the proposed visit to
Annapolis on May 22, next, Of the del
egates to the National Association Of
kindergarten Teachers, which will
be in session at Baltimore At siiat
time, they have been informed that
they viii be welcome. and will be
given the opportunity Of seeing the
things of interest which the academy
has to present.
The party viii come by steamboat,
and will number about l,5o0, nearly 9
thousand or whom are members Of the
association. They will remain here
but few hours, but hope to see some
Of the points OF historic interest IN the
city SIS well Az the attractions OF the
Naval academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
NAVAL esIs CLUB
IN CONCERT TONIGHT
hasapton Roaas YscaIlsts Arrive Un.
exessaly mt VIII Psrsorm
In Armery

ENTIRETY unexpected here, hut atsIl
quite welcome. the members of the
Glee club of the Hampton Roads
Training station, stumbled into Anna
polls this morning expecting 10 give
q concert here. and another III Balfi-
more tomorrow evening.
III view oG the fact that these skilled
vocaitsts are here. II was decided that
the ooncert must be held, and it will
take place IN the Bladen street arfnory
this evening. beginning at o'clock.
There will be no admission, but col-
lection will be taken up, and those
who attend are assured Of 8 most
unique and pleasant entertainment.
The club consists of thirty six
Yocalists, and the conductor Is Jerry
SWineford The club has given con-
certs III New York and other big cities,
and has always made good.
Tentative arrangements for con-
cert had been made, but Ii was thought
here that they had not been completed.
The Cleo club management under
stood that the contract had been
closed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
BROTHERHOOD DEFENDS
INTEGRITY OF Y. N. c. A.
Issues Statement As 70 Tremen
dous Job Done IN Excel
lent Way
CALLS CRITICISM UNJUST

Coming to the defense Of the \ NJ.
4. Il, the Army and Navy department
81 the Brotherhood oE 81 Andrew Of
the Episcopal church has issued y
statement through its executive secra
.tary. Il. 3. Ellsworth. . business man
of Denver, Colo, frankly acknowleug-
Ing that mistakes were made BY tho
association but declaring that II spite
Of them the Y. M q a. did tre-
mendous job III magnificent way &c
ii as follows:
There has been considerable crite
icism of the Y. M G. Al Most of Il
has been unfair, some Of II has been
extremely foolish and untrue on the
face Of things II one stopped to think
Because these criticisms have been
spread broadcast and are believed by
so many persons, the Army and Navy
department III the brotherhood ot St
Andrew feels II should speak out at
this time. 1t believes that the var
ious welfare and religious organiza
tions which worked III the camps and
saw the work OF the association should
frankly express their opinion Of IT,
'.The Brotherhood Or ST Andrew has
maintained secretaries In tho larger
military and naval stations for the
purpose of developing personal re-
Iigious work among the Christian men
serving theif country In addition Ii
has kept great honor roll Of the men
Eof the Episcopal church who entered
the service. These secretaries have
lived In the camps. they have served
the soldiers. and have come In the
closest contact with them They have
co-operated with the Y m. &. A., IN
many cases working through III and
are In position To pass judgment on
It's labor as d whole.
They are chiefly business men and
have watched the activities of the \.
W. @. Al. from practical business
point as we'll as from the religious
viewpoint. They found the associa-
tion struggling against tremendous
odds, and watched 1t overcome them.
liz summing up, II must be confess
ed that mistakes were made BY the Y.
M. G. IA. as they were made by the
army and by every welfare organize
kioon. Individual men failed III their
particular Jobs. things went wrong Id
spots, but the fact remaIns that the Y
NJ. G.. Al. did tremendous job IN 3
magnificent way
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
TWO LITTLE BOYS
GOOD CHURCH WORKERS

This Is Rally week 81 Mt Moriah
MI q. church, the Rev ] Al Rriscoe.
pastor, Rally day will be next Sun
day, and preparatory to the occasion
members of the congregation have
been busy raising funds for the pay
inent OF the church debt Under the
management oF Mss Carrie Simpson.
the rally proper will take place SUM
day. Last night the church was sur-
pr sed By the excellent work Of two
little boys. The contest was between
Purnell Hardesty, eight years old. and
Joseph Matthews. nine years old. Pur-
nell raised $3.50. and Matthews,
$40 90, making 1870. pleasing pro
gram was given al the time the money
was turned II BY the boys The
amount was raised for wv H Dorsey.
captain No. AZ
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
AfIDSHIpMEN ATTEND
FIRE WITHOUT ORDERS
Seme Og Thoss who Feught Flames
DuriRg Wllmer's school Fire DO
Extra Duty

a number 81 mid shipalen have found
that there II such thing as TOO much
zeal even ii 4 good caase. and they
viii do extra duty On Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons TOR some time
hence, because they tcok part II the
EFFORTS to extinguish the FIRE when the
building Or Wilmer q CheW's school
was burned last Friday, though they
were not among the detasamnt or
dered 81 perform the duty
Most midshipllen are mighty keen
for anything which breaks into the
monotony Of their routine, ana quite
d number who had no business 70 do
so. accompanied the fire apparatus in
ita mission to the city At first. the
academy authorities were inclined To
punish tie breach of discipline quite
heavily, but Il Vas iinaly determined
that. after all, the intentions of the
mid ashipmen were good, SO some extra
duty. with warning attached, was
ali that was deemed necessary