Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-02
TAKOMA PARK.

The hospitable homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
forth was the headquarters Tuesday for num-
Der Of Washington friends, among whom were
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff,
Mrs. Power and Mrs. Stone. Miss Dauforth
entertained with q luncheon served in the
grove near her home, and in the evening with
music and dancing, the Misses Carpenter,
Raby, Bartlett Dickey, Hawkins and Louise
Power, with Messrs. Ronsaville, Exley, Emery,
Page, Dr.. Hess and Capt A. D. Raymond
Mr.. Tom. Clark, after . brief visit to his
avenue, left Thursday morning for Chicago On
route to Indian territory, where, in connection
with the geological survey, he viii be stationed
for the summer.
Miss Minette Thompson Of Washington will
spend the summer in TakomA.
Mrs. ]. Vance Lewis, her mother, Mrs
M. Montgomery, and Miss'Eva Lewis have re-
turned from q visit to Virginia.
Mrs. Startzman Of Baltimore, . guest the past
week Of her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Alvey, left
Thursday for her home.
Mira Losekam and Mr.. Geo. Losekam, guests
OF DR.: and Mrs. A. v. Parsons, VIII not return
to Baltimore until Saturday.
Mrs. Remington, who has been on the invalid
list for several weeks, Ia slowly convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bien, with their children,
are located temporarily at Mr.. Ford's on Maple
avenue.
Mrs Nayior, with her daughter, win occupy
Mr.. Bien's cottage for the season.
Mr.. Fred Slater has returned to his home
from visit to Mrs. Gen. W. T. Clark.
Mrs Henry Garrett formerly Of TAkoma,
now OF West End, Va, has been visiting friends
here.
Chester Faulkner of Indiana, private secre-
tary Of Senator Voorhees,, was . guest Of Ia
koma friends Thursday.
A large and enthusiastic audience responded
to the invitation Of Takoma Lodge, No. "A, L
0: o. F., to public meeting in the chapel
Thursday evening. The meeting was called TO
order by Judge Miller, who announced an
opening song, with Q cornet accompaniment,
after which Rev. Arthur Little made q brief
prayer, when the chairman invited the visit
ing members Of the Grand Lodge and officers
of Takoma, No. "a. to seats on the platform,
after which, in few well-chosen words OF gem
erous welcome to members, friends and ladies,
he introduced Grand Master Crawshaw O. mas
| ter Of ceremonies The latter prefaced his re-
marks with the statement that ''this was the
first time he had appeared before his honor, "
and then called upon Secretary Garrett Davis
for q report. which showed that on January Is
Takoma Lodge, No. "A, was organized with Ave
charter members. At the age Of four and halt
months the membership numbers l24, with
| e2l7 in the treasury and no debts. A program,
participated in by Isaac Jimmerson, Mr.. c. N.
Heaton, IT,, Mr.. Adams Of the Grand Lodge,
and Mrs. and Miss Perry, followed. and Grand
Representative F. A. Sitter urged the formation
| Of lodge Of Rebekah in Takoma- All the num-
beers were effectively given, and the meeting
closed with a benediction BY Rev. Arthur Little.
Mr.. H. Jennison, for several seasons . resi-
dent Of Tskoma, Is again located at Mr.. c. N.
Heaton;s.
An abundance Of strawberries and electric
| cars running every ten minutes are two recent
attractions.
The Christian Endeavor conservation service
| on Wednesday evening. preceded by the regular
| monthly business meeting, was led by Miss
| Bessie Lawrence. Several new features were
introduced, and by unanimous vote il was de.
cided to change the hour Of meeting from 7:ls
to 730.