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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1906

Page

6

Birthday Night Honors Brookland Guests at Social

A Brookland social page notes June 3 gatherings in honor of guests from Fayette Iowa with music by Miss Margaret Clark. It lists numerous local youths, church groups, and events including a lawn party, a smoker, a dance at University Heights, and a Young Girls Friendly dance at the town hall despite inclement weather, all reflecting community life.

John Dorman Fayette Iowa Margaret Clark Blanche Krogman Katherine Neva Schorr Stella Lewin Ed Keely Slattery Episcopal Church

Community events brighten Brightwood area on church drives

Brightwood hosts a spring sale at 917 Longfellow Street by North M E Church for Younes Ladies Home Missionary Society. Clergy Mr C Powers presides. Nearby Takoma Park visitors, Baltimore residents, and Brightwood residents attended various Epworth, Ladies Auxiliary, and Emory Chapel lawn parties to raise funds and support church activities. Emory Chapel choir staged a song service led by Mrs Harry White and Miss Hattie Middleton with plans for monthly musicales. Prof Wilkinson led a Bible study at the home of Mr King on Illinois Avenue.

Longfellow Street M. E Brightwood Park Younes Ladies’ Home Missionary Society C. & Powers Epworth Geigne and Ladies Emory Church Brightwood Avenue Emory Chapel Harry White Hattie Middleton Wilkinson Afr. King Inois Avenue

Residents and visitors makE Capitol Heights rounds

CAPITOL HEIGHTS Mrs James Ratcliffe and Mrs Tev enner of Northfork Va are on a week long visit to Mr and Mrs H T Woodfield Mr Varnell plans a second story addition on Washington Ave near Sixty first street Mr and Mrs Harry Caldwell will spend two months in Washington as improvements proceed at their home here Holmes of this town a cricket club member visits Colgate Creek Baltimore for a match with Balpminore club Holmes travels with his wife Frank Natey hosts a Washington social at his home last Thursday Among guests were Misses Eisele Willis Mary Downing Mary Knighting Nikei Lillian Steele Messrs Henry Mullins Walter Wenzel Mr and Mrs Ellwood Gertrude Toogood Lullian Violet Stevens visited Mr and Mrs Harry Holmes Sunday also Mr and Mrs G Wallace Shafer and son Myron Omo visiting Mr A M McKay Bre William A Cady hosts teachers and Misses Walker Berry Baden dance planned June 4 at Capitol Heights School proceeds for a piano refresh ments served Mrs William Buckly and Infant Daughter visit H C Walker central and Washington avenues Frank Turnburke builds a home on Kingston Ave near Sixty first street

James & Ratcliffe Tevenner Northfork H. T. Woodfield Varnell Washington Avenue Sixty-first Street Harry Caldwell Washington Harry, Holmes Colgate Creek Baltimore Holmes Frank Natey Eisle Willis Mary Downing Mary Knighting Nikei Lillian Steele Henry Mullins Walter Wenzel Ellwood Ane Capitol Heights Walker Berry Mr. Baden Wim William Buckly H C Walker Central Washington Avenues Frank Turnburke Kingston Avenue Garner Boule Arkansas Boule William V Boule Turner Herryville Brewer Leonard Salisbury Fannie Peter Rockville Mary Trail Hezekiah Berlin Thomas J. Packard

Local Events and Graduations Highlight Town News

Mr John E Weast guides a new building toward completion as Alfred J Edson plans a Madison County visit. H T Woodfield returns from Virginia, while O Zantzinger’s crew grades Washington avenue. District boulevard work begins late next week. Principal Luckett presides over a recital program. George H Lamar presents diplomas to graduates Bessie Ricketts Eppie Ricketts George Braddock Norman Boulc Y Dawson Williams. A Washington Rockville Electric Railway special car ferries about forty to a riverboat outing. Miss Mary Brewers school closes with declamation and music in Masonic Hall featuring Alise Walters Harmon Lamar Gilson Weat Stephen Cromwell George Peter Lydia Almoney others. Prizes go to Albert Raisinger Gilson West Dorothy Higgins Harmon Lamar Lydia Almoney Lawrence Higgins. Charles W Prettyman awards prizes and introduces title pieces.

Mary Brewer Masonic Hal Alise Walters Harmon Lamar Gilson Weat Stephen Cromwell George Peter Lydia Almoney Clements Offutt Dorothy Higgins Robert Peter Albert Reisinger David Waters Aubrey Burdette Lawrence Higgins Camillus Stokes Albert Raisinger Gilson West Lawence Higgins Charles W. Prettyman

Forest Glen Euchre Party and Local Notices

Forest Glen district reports a Tuesday euchre and dance at St John s Hall attracting wide attendance under Mrs William A Fierce chairing the organizing committee. Prizes went to Mrs Kelsar Miss Rose Clark Miss Roberta Howard Miss May Howard and Messrs Roy Ryan Frank Clark R T Withems and Fisher. Numerous locals cited in attendance and travels to cities like Philadelphia Boston and Washington. Franklin D Slater of Washington wed Nellie M Campbell at the bride s home in Forest Glen recently. Rev Charles O Rosensteel plans summer church music with a visiting quartet.

St. John’s Hall William A Fierce Kelsar Rose Clark Roberta Howard May Howard Roy Ryan Frank Clark R T Withems Fisher Coughlin Gott Cox Stubbs Bull John Isaac Fontaine Davison Baltimore Eva May Everett Silver Spring Franklin D Slater Washington Nellie M Campbell Forest Glen Alexander Kent Charles 0 Rosensteel St. John’s Catholic’Church

Rockville Social News Passes in One Busy Week

The Rockville community hosted a Morning Card Club gathering with prizes won by Mrs Dorsey and Mrs Abbe, while several marriages took place this week including Miss Trail to Hezekiah Trav and Miss Henrietta England to Ulysses Griffith. Rockville Woman's Club elected officers and Rockville Academy held commencement exercises with medals awarded to top students. Robert Hilton announced county treasurer aides, and Rockville High School saw its annual losing exercises with school contracts awarded for a residence on Rhadyside.

John L Brunett William Dorsey Robert B Peter EH. Abbe N. J. Offutt Lee Offutt Otho Talbatt George P. Henderson Misses Core Louise Edmondston Ross Henderson Lillie Anderson Eliza Choate Dorsey Abbe Rockville Rockville Academy Opera House William 7. Mason L. Mildred Hugging Katherine L Packard IL Paret Hicks A. F Prescott, Jr L Mildred Higgins Katherine L Robert Hilton John A. Garrett Berry Clark Board of County Commissioners Garrett Glen Echo Clark Oliver H. P. Clark Sligo Hich Charles J Mullen Cooke

Kensington and Vicinity Returns and Benefit Event

Mrs Eliza Bennett has returned to Lima after months with her daughter. A benefit entertainment for the Kensington baseball team drew a very large crowd in the town hall on Monday evening. Support came from Mrs Haywood Miss Rose Standish Shirey Mr Hart Momsen Mrs J Harry Cunningham and others. The Columbia Quartet performed several times and a handsome sum was realized. Kensington Public School ending exercises were held in the town hall last Friday evening with a large attendance and festive decorations.

Eliza Bennett Lima, N. Y E. J. Hartshorne Kensington Town Hall Haywood Rose Standish Shirey Hart Momsen J Harry Cunningham Andrew J. Cummings J. B. Bronson Preston B. Rey Columbia Kensington Public School

Kensington Community Dinner and Local Weddings Celebrate Summer

A Kensington civic program featured a pleasing rendering by Mayo Cornelius Eckhardt and a children’s day observance at War Memorial Church with a sermon by Rev. Henry Renner. The Washington Grove Camp Meeting Association elected officers and announced a July 6 start for the annual scamp gathering. In Alexandria a historic Christ Protestant Episcopal wedding united Miss Eleanor Williams French and Mr. Richard Gibson with a decorous ceremony at 8:30 p.m. The bride wore white radium silk with lace and pearls, the groom was supported by a large wedding party. Multiple local nuptials were listed for the coming week, including Miss Florence Rae Eichberg and Bernard Walter Ehrman, Melissa Lovejoy Hill and Malcolm Hill, Basle Herbert and George Bracke, and Harriette Lee Taliaferro with Jeffry Montague. The register notes additional out-of-town guests and upcoming quiet weddings.

Eleanor Wlliams French George Smoot French Richard Gibson Margaret Gibson Willam S$. Gibson Charles G Lennon William J Morton Clarence R. Howard Fredericksburg David J. Howell Alexandria Holmes Vaulding Washington Sue Spiller Minnie Spiller WrthevHle Thomas S. Gibson Kent Spiller U.S A Boyd Spiller Wytheville Milton French Clarence R Howard Beaudiie Howgall North Alfred Street Gibson Atlantic City Duke Street Wirt French Princeton W. Va Lonefield Cusmont Albemarle County Fanny French Rice Patton Blacksburg Smith Trenton John Cole Lee Cole Washington, D. C Florence Rae Eichberg Bernard Walter Ehrman Eichberg Isaac Hibhers North Washington Street Melissa Lovejoy Hl Malcolm Hill Baltimore Melissa Wodd South Washington Street Basle Herbert George Bracke Cumberland Willan Berbert Washington Street Harriette Lee Talaferro Jeffry Montague Richmond Mid Taliaferro Wiliam J. Boothe

Going Away Footwear Showcases Unmatched Stock and Styles

An enormous demand for footwear for seaside, mountain, and sport uses fills the largest stock and widest variety ever shown. The display includes satin and kid slippers, pumps, and ties for weddings and commencements, with new consignments arriving in the past two days. B. Kich's Sons, Ten-One F Street, Corner 10th.

Uasation B. Kich F Street Corner 10Th

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