Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-18
TAKOMA PARK.

Miss Essie Davidson and Miss Mabel Stier
returned to their homes yesterday from . visit
to Miss Sunny.
DR.. Luke Parsons Of Baltimore IL here for q
two weeks visit with his brother, Dr. A. v.
Parsons of Carroll avenue.
The Misses Lena and Jessie Wise we're recent
guests Of the Misses Jimmerson.
Mr. George Losekam left yesterday for Balti-
more, from which place he will start in few
days with his mother, Mrs. Louise Losekam.
for Chicago.
One Of the most delightful dances ever given
In Takoma was the one for which invitations
were issued for Saturday night by the guests Of
Hotel Takoma to their friends. The attend
ance was large.
Miss Maud Startzman of Baltimore IL still the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Alvey.
Mrs. c. X. Jimmerson and her daughter
Jennie leave Thursday for fortuight's stay al
An open-air prayer meeting was held on the
lawn at Col G. q. Knifin's last evening, con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Todd Of Hamline Church,
Washington.
Mrs. George L. Favorite has gone to Pen.
Mar, accompanied by Miss Imbrie, formerly Of
Mrs. C. H. White has returned to Baltimore
from visit to friends here, and will leave in q
few days for q weeks stay at the Blue Mountain
House, Pen-Mar. Miss Libbie White Of Morgar
will accompany her to the latter place.
Miss Gussie Thomas has in anticipation a
early trip to Chicago.
Miss Stella Bennett celebrated the anniver
sary Of her birthday Saturday, when she wa,
the recipient OF many handsome gifts
DR.. and Mrs. Swandsr Of Washington. former
residents Of Takoma, returned from . three
weeks trip to Chicago last week, to find thai
occupied by party Of six eolored people, who
used silver, china, table linen and bedding o.
| their own sweet will, even making over soms
dresses belonging to Mrs. Swander. An Officer
| surprised the party at breakfast. and landed
five Of them behind the bars, where, a. opening
letters will be one Of the charges Of the prose.
cutor, they will probably remain indefinitely.
MIR. Ridgely has his son, Mr.. Harry Ridgely
visiting him at Hotel Watkins.
Mr.. A. c. Drawhaugh has gone to his home
In West Virginia to remain until cool weather
Mr.. Charles o. Dotcn Of W Arlington, his wife
and daughter are recent arrivals ct Hotel Wat
kins
Mis- F. g. Evans left Saturday for Harper's
Ferry.w. Va
The social committee of the Christian En-
deavor Society held q meeting last evening al
the residence Of Mrs. Bailey on Carroll avenue.
Miss Nellie Darling entertained number Of
young friends at her home near Brightwood
Friday evening. Some of those present were
the Misses Myers Slater, Mary Stone, Maud
Startzman, the Misses White, and Messrs. Mich
olson Of Rockville. Brawner Of Wesley Heights,
Waters. Selden, Richard and II. E. Lay. Edgar
Allen Post, Jackson, Chas. Page, Green, Keyes,
John and Will Stone.
Rev. DR.. Shippen, IT,, was q recent guest OF
Takoma friends.
Miss Thomas left Saturday for her home in
Asbury Park. n. ].
Miss Eta Danforth has gone to Atlantic City
for q two weeks stay.
Miss Matte Cowl Of Washington is spending q
week with the Misses Page Of Maple avenue.
Mrs. Karl Decker has returned from Q trip Ia
the see shore, and with her little daughter
Ruth, is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Ben
nett Of Magnolia avenue.