Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11
EVENTS AT BROOKLAND.

Mrs. n. B. Malone, who has been absent for
over a month in Dsnville, Ill, visiting her in
valid sister, Miss Jaqua, returned home Sun
day.
slight fire recently started in the stable be-
longing to Mrs. Louis Julien and had it not been
for the timely efforts of Mr. Belts carpenters,
working near by, the building would have been
burned, and in all probability Mrs. Jullien's
house and the four new houses adjacent, the
property Of Messrs Harris and True, would
have been consumed.
Mrs William Quinn, who has been spending
some time at Keep Tryst, in the Blue Ridge,
came home Saturday recuperated by her noun
tain sojourn.
Miss Nellie Mlddlekauf, who has been seri-
ously Ill, IL convalescing.
Mr.. Van inertia, architect. has completed his
estimates tho cost of erection at 81 900
Mrs. John 7. Hare Of University Heights has
returned from q visit to Baltimore.
Miss Cora Moore Of Mortified, Mass, has
recently been the guest of Miss Elsie Tade Of
Brookland.
Mrs. Morris of Illinois, who has been the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Terry OF Provi-
dence street, since the encampment, returned
home Saturday.
One of the most enjoyable social events was
the combined house warming" and celebration
OF the twentieth anniversary of the wedding of
ing in their new home on Queen street. Tbs
commodious residence was thrown open to the
many friends of the couple and was beautifully
decorated with flowers and brilliantly ilu-
minated. The guests were welcomed by the
bride and groom Of two happy decades. An
elaborate menu was thoroughly enjoyed, and all
united in expressing appreciation of the hospi-
tality showered upon them Mr.. and Mrs.
Marean were the recipients of many exqulsitely
handsome presents, the daintiest specimens OF
ceramic art, Royal Worcester, Limoges and
Japanese ware. A beautiful dinner and tea set
combined was the gift of their children, and q
lovely chocolate set from their sister, Miss
Francene Marean. was much admired while all
the other gifts We'd with each other in elegance
and grace.
Among those present were Mr.: and Mrs.
Henry Farquhar, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bradley
Thomas, Col. and Mrs. Juan Lewis, MIR. and
Mrs Frank X. Mccormick, Miss Grace Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Holton, Miss Ella
Reese, Mr.. John Msssie, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Barrows, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Kinnan, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ]. Carmick. Miss Emily Brooks, Capt.
and Mrs. Banner, Miss Mollie Smoot, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Ct. Lynch, Mr.. r NJ. Woodward, Mrs.
Louis Julien, Misses Ellen, Francene, Mary,
Fannie and Alice Msrean of Brookland and
University Heights. Mrs. T. B. Grimes Of Bos-
ton, Mass; Mr.. Stone of Brooklyn, L. l.; DR..
and Mrs- Tyndall, Mr.. and Mrs. Morell Marean,
Miss Edith Msrean, Mrs. A. F. Moulden, DR..
and Mrs. W. H. Searnen, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. S. Burger, Miss
Hattie Austin and Miss Candy of Washington.
Sunday, the 10th instant, the Queenstown
Baptist Sunday school will at 10 o'clock a. IN.
convene in the new church at Brookland and
informally take possession of their future
church home. A handsome souvenir card
especially prepared for the occasion will be
given to each person present and each new mem
Der Of the school will receive hearty welcome.
The Sunday school is in a hourishing condition.
The presiding officers are: Superintendent, Mr..
j. Louis Sherwood: assistant superintendent
Mr.. Charles G. Lynch secretary, John b. Lord,
IT,; assistant secretary, Mr.. George Kahn;
treasurer, Mrs. Isaac Quackenbush; librarian,
Hopkins and Mr.. Il. McChesney; organist, Miss
Annie Sherwood; teachers in senior depart
ment-adult Bible class, Mr.. C. G. Lynch;
young ladies' Bible class, Rev. r. r. West;
young mems Bible class, Mrs. r. R. West. In
the middle department Mrs. John b. Lord, ST.,
Mrs. John b. Lord, IT,, Miss Annie Sherwood
and Miss Eda Williamson each have interesting
classes, and in the primary department the lit
tie ones are cared for by Mrs. c. G., Lynch and
Mrs. George Schriver.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock the formal
dedication Of the Brookland Baptist Church
will take place and the exercises will be of IN
usual interest. DR.. G. A. Stakely Of the First
Baptist Church Of Washington Will deliver the
address, DIR. s. II. Greene of the Calvary
Church viii preach the sermon and Rev. G. c.
Meador Of the Fifth Church will deliver the
prayer of dedication.