Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-25

follows: 1. piano solo. Mrs J. c. Edwards;
:, recitation. Alton L. Maddox; 3, banjo
solo, Miss Daisy Danforth; 4, recital ton,
MISS Josie Lee, 5. selection. male quartet
., Manhattan Beach March, Clarence NJ
Jones, first mandolin; Frank L. Wolard
second mandolin; c. Perry Rearden, banjo;
]. Frank Jones, banjo mandolin: :, solo,
Mrs. George r. McManus; g. recitation
Mr.. Fred. Dudley: 0, solo, Mr.. b. b. Cush-
man; 10, cornet solo, E. Winfield Clements
IL. recitation, Miss f. E. Sauter; IL. selec-
tton, Imperial Banjo ami Mandolin Club
The financial success OF this first concert
indicates the popularity Of this lodge. and
reflects credit upon the committee, con-
sisting OF Messrs. Kern. Martin. Heaton.
Cox and Favorite. with Noble Grand J. H.
Van Houten as master OF ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Brainard enter
tanned On Friday evening a number Of
Washington friends, members of the adult
bible class in Calvary Baptist Sunday
school. OF which the most and hostess are
members. Music vocal and instrumental,
varied with popular Sunday school hymns,
formed the evenings entertainment. follow
ed by bountiful collation., during which
the two Young granddauShtcrs of the hos
tess, Nellie and Mamie Webber. entertained
those present with songs and recitations.
The class consisted of SIR T.. H. Curtis,
teacher; Mr.. ana Mrs. :ieorg, Jones, Mr..
and Mrs: Edelin,, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Lar
combe, Mrs. /. Immersion. Mrs. Nellie
Weber. Misses Jonr; Tucker, and Mr..
and Mrs. N. Brainard.
Mrs. Robert Brown OF Chestnut avenue
Is slowly convalesclng from the serious at
tack of gastric and in iermltent fever with
which she has been Frustrated for several
weeks. On Friday last Mr.. Percy Brown
returned 20 his home in New York. from
WI ,th city he arrived On Tuesday 10 find
IS mo;ir:- in critical condition. The
physicians now are noptfu. OF continued
Improvement. sufse.l .,..-.,i-s.--..-.-
The swimm n pool at II.tcI Tnktnr
bids fair to bernme the ;,ttracti u, ur tie
neighborhood. Public Printer Thomas c.
Benedict was a guest over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. George K. French at this hotel
Some of the weeks arrivals were MIR.
Horace kenney, Mrs. Valentine Fox, Miss
Daisy Bowers, G. G. Boteler and family.
Ernest Schwartz of Washington d. -, and
George w. Eamick of Baltimore. Nd. Mr..
and Mrs B. F. Gilbert. Miss Madge Gilbert
and Mr.. j. Ordway Gilbert.
Mrs DIR. A. V. Parsons. with her young
daughter. Gertrude. is with Mrs. Louise
Losekam and Mr.. George Losekam at
L. NJ. Parsons d. D.. with Miss Jennie
Parsons Of Baltimore, are guests Of DIR. A.
V. Parsons. 80.
Miss Laura Lester of Georgia has re-
Joined her father, Mr.. G. s. Lester at
Hotel Takoma. after a two weeks sojourn
at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Wells. with their
II FAINT son. a:e at Ocean City, Md.
Miss Ida Cady of Chestnut avenue has
gene to Virginia for a few weeks stay.
Miss Ethel Moores Is entertaining a for
mer schoolmate. Miss Alma Wilson
Col Frank Skinner president of the
Young Peoples Society Christian Endeavor
ard delegate to the Cleveland convention.
has returned full Of enthusiasm, and will
shortly arrange for meeting. at which Il
full report of the trip will be given.
At the regular meeting of Takoma Lodge,
No. ~. /. o. o. F., on Thursday evening
the initiatory degree was conferred upon a
candidate. after which routine business
was tranSa Sted. -.fa-r-. 4. 4....s
Mrs. Perry. ST., with Miss Emma Perry.
Mrs. Edgar II. Perry and her young daugh-
ter. Nora, have gone to their old home in
Maine. where they Will remain until Oc-
tober
The Presbyterian choir of the Presby
terrain Church, under direction of Mr.. Il.
Il. Cushman, have voted themselves 4
vacation during August
. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace j. Long have gone
to keyser, w. Va, for a short visit.