Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-25
TAkOMA PARK,

Miss Mabel Money of Mississippi is visiting
Miss Sallie Myers
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard T. Woods, with their
little daughter Madelon, have returned to their
home from a short visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Woods. The former anticipate an
early return to Takoma.
Mr.. ]. r. Swormstedt has completed his i'm
provements and with his family today took
possession Of their lovely home on Mapel ave-
nue..
DR.. B. Fawcett has returned from brief
vacation.
Mr. Hugh Warning has returned to his home
in Rockville. Mr.. Charles Page succeeds him as
assistant at the Takoma pharmacy.
Miss Gardner, former resident of Takoma,
is guest Of Miss Jessie Lewis Of Maple ave-
nue..
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Heaton, ST., is enjoying the
pleasant spring weather with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Heaton, jr.
Mrs. George 8. Norris is convalescing slowly
from the severe illness which has Frustrated
her for several weeks.
Mr.. Chas. Brown has leased his house here
and with his son Wrisley will be quartered at
the Clagett mansion, near Takoma, for the
season.
Miss Elizabeth Winter left Monday for her
home after a few days visit with Miss Stella
Bennett.
Ground was broken Monday for the Takoma
Miss Mary Walker of Haverhill, Mass, the
sister and guest of Mrs. Norman Brainerd, who
has been seriously ill for fortnight, is slowly
convalescing
The party given Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
and Mrs. A. p Crenshaw Of Chestnut avenue
to their sister, Miss Myers, and her guest, Miss
Money, was one of the most delightful ever
gwen in Takoma. Notwithstanding the in
clement weather, which prevented many who
lived at distance from being present, the par
Tors were comfortably filed The house, ablaze
with delicately shaded lights, was adorned with
plants and flowers in every available spot. Mr..
and Mrs Crenshaw, with Mrs. Myers (the
mother OF the latter. assisted by Miss Myers
ana Miss Money. received their guests with that
genuine hospitality for which this family are
famous famous, Music and dancing was in
dulsed in until midnight The dining
room. with its table laden with all
the delicacies of the season. was
source OF great attraction and ample justice by
all present was indicated by the manner in
which the edibles ices. &C., disappeared.
Crenshaw. Mrs. Myers, Miss Money of Mssis-
sippl. Miss Myers Miss Lydia Browner of Wes-
ley Heights. Miss Nellie Darling of Brightwood,
Misses Olive Slater. Lulie and Blanche Lay, C.
NJ. SUNNY, Florence Smith. Annie Crenshaw of
Takoma, with Messrs Julian of Brookland.
Bouic of Rockville, Preston King, R. E. Lay,
richard Lay. Henry Waters, s. $. Carroll, Nor
man jackson. Chas. Page, Langley Ingraham of
Iakoma. John Brawner of Wesley Heights,
Mac Green and John Darling of Brightwood.
The presence of Rev. DR.. Darlington at the
services in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday
was qualification to his old congregation.
Rev. DIR. Pratt preached the sermon on that
occasion to large audience. DIR. Darlington
hlled the pulpit at kensngton in the evening
service.
Miss Emma Wilson of Linden has returned to
her home from visit to Miss Ivy Ingraham.
The concert given by the Union Star Glee
Club (colored) on Monday night at the Log
Cabin for the benefit of that mission was a
hatterlng success, even standing room being
unavailable. The participants were all in good
voice and rendered fine program.