Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-21
TAKOMA PARK.

Miss Minnie Purman OF North Takoma left
Saturday for . trip to Chicago and Niagara.
The party accompanying Miss Purman consists
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fleming, Mr.. Lew Nc
Nicely and the Misses McNeely Of Washington.
Miss Bessie Emery has returned to her home
from visi. to Miss Daisy Danforth.
large party OF prominent Christian
scientists OF Warrington were entertained this
afternoon near Sligo with an open air lecture,
delivered By Mrs. Nina Vera Hughes, who, with
party Of friends. had selected this romantic
and beautiful spot for q picnic. where they
we're joined by many Takoma friends.
Mrs and Miss Adolph Of Warrington are
nue.
Miss N. p. Henderson Of Washington ID sum-
mering In Takoma.
The Hotels Forest Inn and Takoms will each
give dance Saturday night, for which invita-
lions have been issued
The Z o. f. Club will meet this evening at
the residence Of Mr.. Mac. Green, near Bright
wood.
Mr.. French s. Evans left yesterday to Join
Mrs Evans at Harper's Ferry, where the latter
Is sojourning.
Miss de Mowbray il slowly convalescing from
her recent serious Illness and anticipates briei
visit to Takoma at an early day.
The open air prayer meeting helds on Monday
evenings Tor the past two weeks By the members
and friends Of the Methodist Church, resident
present these meetings are conducted by Rev
DIR. Todd OF Hamline Church.
Mr.. Ralph Harlan of Bismarck. Oak, IL Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Harlan,
near this place. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Smith. with
their young son, Woodford Harlan. are slso
members of this family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Query are temporarily
located in the Lamond House on Holly avenue,
pending some alterations in the house recently
purchased by them on this avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Britton. with their son Walter
and Wayne Twitchell, were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Wells of Oak avenue.
The public library Of Takoma in increasing in
popularity. 1t is not generally known that II ii
open from 20 10 each evening in charge of one
OF ten gentlemen who volunteered for this pur-
pose.
The social committee Of the Christian En-
deayor Society are planning for basket social
or picnic st an early day.
Mrs. George L. Favorite has returned from
her trip to Pennsylvania much benefited by the
change.
Miss lola Williams has not improved SO rap
Idly during the past week, in Consequence Of
which her physicians have prohibited all visit
ors for q week or ten days
Mr.. and Mrs BENZ SUNNY left yesterday for
. six weeks trip to their old home in Erie
county, \. T., going first to Buffalo and
The Misses Annie and Mary Macleod will
leave August for q visit in Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. Rucker OF the attorney generals Office.
Interior Department, Is one Of the late arrivals
for the heated term.
Miss Florence Smith has returned from At
lantic City. n. J.
Mr.. L. p. Bittinger. for several seasons a
summer resident Of Takoma. is spending the
summer at NJ. ID. Purman's in North TaSoma.
Miss Clara Wineberger has gone to Point
Lookout for a month
Notwithstanding the heat Takoma Lodge.
N N 81 f.rt
ings and many visitors
The mayor and marshal are planning for the
construction Of pound. the arrest of several
animals during the past week being convincing
proof Of the necessity for such an inciosure.
Mrs. c. NJ Heaton, jr., will return from
Maine about the LIST proximo. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
N. Heaton. ST., are still guests Of Mr.. C. NJ.
Heaton, ir.