The Washington times., 1922-07-24
JEROME s TO
.G|vELAWN FETE
IN HATTSV|LLE
Jury Holds Roads Commission
Guilty of Death by
Auto Wreck.

Preparations on an elaborate scale
are being made for a lawn fete TO
be held the evenings Of August 2
and on the st. Jerome's Catholic
Church property Spencer street
and Olive = avenue. The proceeds
will go to the fund for the new St.
Jerome's Catholic Church. Opening
short Street parade by the
Name Church, Washington, And
during :. the evening the band will
give a concert.
The executive committee is head
ed by Mrs. John Fainter. Other
members OF the committee are
H. F. Crawley and Matthew F.
Halloran. Other committees, the
first in each case being
chairman, follow: Dart table, ]. d.
Troy II. f.. Crawiey. st. John
Berchman Society; paddle stand,
John Fainter, Walter s. Dutton,
Fl. F. Crawley, William Hall,
Stephen A. Kelly; cake stand, Mrs.
Vincent Sheehy, Mrs. Philip Clarke.
Mrs. Leonard Wilson, Miss Anna
Costinett; ice cream, Mrs. John
Fainter. Mrs. Dora NeitzeyS vege-
tables, Mrs. H. Judson GUIDE, Mrs.
Crandall. Mrs, John Neitzey; pies
and preserves. Mrs. Mary Zimmer'
man, Mrs. Matthw V. Halloran;
candy. Mrs. Anna Clark. Mrs. J. b.
Waters, Mrs. Powers; lemonade and
soft drinks, Misses Mary and Helen
Crawley. Elsie Sonnenberg and H.
Irene Kelly; gypsy both, Mrs. Clar'
ence ID. kessler assistants not yet
named; fancy table, Mrs. Edward
Keegin, Mrs. William Maloney Mrs.
Ellis, Mrs. Anna Jones, Miss Anna
Clarke, Miss Grace Keegin; stands,
Walter S. Dutton, Stephen j. Kelly,
John Fainter, Hugh Crawley' jr..
William Hall Frank Darnall, Paul
J. Leverone. M. Wilson. and pub
liclty, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edwin Kelly
Paul Leverone, Jack AieAo, and
Stephen ], Kelly. -
Stephen ]. Kelly, former chief OF
the Hyattsvllle fire department has
been appointed a member Of the ex-
ecutive committee OF the Maryland
State Firemens Association.
A coroner's jury in the case OF
Cecil Rice OF Baltimore, who died as
the result of injuries received when
his automobile went into a gully on
the Washington Baltimore boulevard
here June IA, last, has returned a
verdict holding the State roads com
mission of Maryland guilty Of crimi'
nal negligence in keeping and main
tanning along the west side Of the
Baltimore Washington. boulevard in
the town Of Hyattsvifle a'section OF
the highway in an unsafe and un'
guarded condition. thereby jeopardiz.
ing the lives of automobilists,
Mrs. Lydia Wilson has returned
to her home here after a stay OF
several weeks at her summer cot
tage at Piney Point, on the lower
Potomac. John Reeside has left
for an extended business trip 10
Green River Valley. Wyoming. Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Kennedy and
young children have left for a tour
Through the New England States
| and a short visit to friends in
Michigan. Miss Ellen L. Davis
home demonstration agent for
Prince Georges county, has re-
turned from two weeks visit
with friends and relatives in Utica
n. Y.
Plenty OF thrills were provided
local fans in the game in Zant
fingers Park here Yesterday after
noon, in which Manhattan Athletic
Club, Of Washington, triumphed
over Hyattsville. II to s, in eleven
innings Of exciting play. Hallorar
and Wormsley. pitching for Hyatts
villeS and Manhattan, respectively
staged a pretty pitching duel until
the eleventh. when Manhattan
climbed aboard the local. mounds
man and got three runs, Worms
ley clinching his own game with q
single which scored two of the tai
lies.