Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10
TAkOMA PARK.

The c. Z. social at the residence of Mrs. c.
VI. Heaton. jr., Oak avenue, attracted a
larg e number Of the young people of Takoma
The social committee had provided an inter-
esting program. which was successfully carried
out. after which refreshments were served to
all present.
Nr. \. Z. Crenshaw has entirely recovered
from the injury which he received a week since
FROM stepping upon a broken goblet. which cut
his foot so badly that u surgical operation was
necessary.
The Takoma Park Gun Club have resumed
their meetings and will practice each week on
Wednesday. at I'm. at their grounds oppo-
site the Carroll homestead on Carroll avenue
Paymaster c. ". Slamm of the L. ). steamer
Charleston is a guest of Mr.. 7. r. Holt while
EN- route from the naval review in New York to
Norfolk. where he is stationed
Miss Emma Wilson of Kensington il a guest
of Miss Ivy Ingraham. the latter having re-
manned to arrange for the closing of their home
here preparatory to joining her mother Mrs
Prentiss Ingraham. in Connecticut, where they
will spend the summer.
Miss Mildred Bell has recovered from her re-
cent illness and Miss Gertrude Bell has gone Il,
New York. where she will remain until about
the 18th proximo.
Rev. George Bitter of Leesburg and DIR. Fl.
A. Bitter of Alexandria were guests over Sun
day of their sisters, the Misses Bitter of Oak
avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank W. Lang OF Sioux CITY.
Iowa, are guests with their two interesting chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID. SUNNY. Dr. Lang
is the recently appointed state secretary for Della
ware. Maryland, District of Columbia and West
Virginia of the Y.M.C.A. He will enter upon
the duties of his new position about June
with headquarters in Baltimore
Mr.. ]. VI. Beals of Oshkosh, Wis. for several
weeks n guest of Mr.. Norman Brainerd has re-
turned to his home.
Miss Edyth Page. the recently elected presi-
dent Of the Y. p. $. C.. E.. will enter upon the
active discharge Of her duties at the regular
weekly meeting to be held this evening in the
chapel.
Mrs. Thos E. Woods has returned from a
visit to her son, Mr.. H. T. Woods. in his Wash
ington home, having derived some benefit from
the change.
The average small boy, well as the dogs, of
Takoma seem awed by the presence in the park
of Marshal Bresnahan. Mayor Maris exhibited
a box of tags today, each one OF which repre-
sents 81 in the treasury. Those who value their
dogs can profit by this information.
Miss Florence Hewlett is spending a week
with Miss Esther Danforth at the home of the
latter. on Sycamore avenue
Mr.. r. L. Law has returned to Baltimore
from a visit to his parents. Capt. and Mrs. Lay,
near IakOma.
Mr. Ivon Pike. son of the late Gen. Albert
Pike is occupying, with his family, a handsome
residence recently completed near the hotel in
north Takoma.
Mrs W. W Wiltshire is visiting her daughter.
Mrs Dr. T.. =. Carroll. The latter has re-
covered from threatened attack of grip.
Among the late arrivals at Hotel Watkins are
CHIEF Engineer ]. Il. sample and Mr.. J. Z.
kiunear wife ard two children of Tacoma.
MIS-. Fred BurriS of Vienna. Va. was guest
Yesterday of her sister. Mrs. Lawrence of Car
roll avenue.
Mr. J. Vance Lewis will leave tonight for a
weeks stay Mt Newport News.
The Young men of Takoma are planning to
organize base ball CLUB.
The report that Pallster and ROehl. the es-
capped murderers. had been seen near Railway,
Nj proves TO be untrue.
Six more of the men scalled by the bursting
of the ilue of the steamer Ohio on Sunday have
died.
Henry JONES' better known "Caven-
dish the author of several books on whist
has sailed for New York on the Aurania. He
will pass some time in New York and at the
Chicago fair.