Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-06
TAKOMA.

The members of Ruth Chapter. No. 1, Or
der of Eastern Star. District of Columbia,
enjoyed basket picnic yesterday on the
grounds about the hpn:e of Mr. and Mrs
Angus Lamond- The latter is the presiding
oficer of the chapter. variety of amuse-
rnents We're provided. and the afternoon and
evening were pleasantly enjoyed by the large
number of guests. In the evening the
grounds were Illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms. and music was furnished by a string
band Dancing was INDUCED in during the
evening Among those present we're the fol-
. lowing: VIM. F. Guide, Mrs. l.. Marcy, Miss
S. ~ Shreve. Miss Carrie Weyrich Mrs. r.
Nj Brown, VIM. h. PeachaIn, Mrs. VIM. h
Peacham. Mrs. and Miss LoeHer Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. F. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. w. E.
Nalley, Mrs L. L. Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs j.
F. Jarvis, Mir. and Mrs. l.. II. Cossweil, Mr.
and Mrs c. W. Cooksey, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm
Zoos. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thorn, Mrs Isa-
bella Javins. Mr.. and Mrs ID. c. Turner Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Iost, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Schneider, MIR. and Mrs. a. 5. John
son, Miss MaUde Martin, Miss Minnie Stett-
Ter. Arthur Johnson. Rev. DR.. Buck, Miss
Olivia Buck, Miss Gussie Buck, Miss Mid
oletOn, Mrs. Benzler, Miss Maggie Yost, Mr..
and Miss Jacobsen, Miss Helmuth, Miss
May Ellin, Frank Pollard, MIR. s. NJ
Frazier and son, Mrs. Bell and daughter
IrS- Mansum. J. +. ONeill and wife, Mr.
and Mrs 5. NJ Ieatman, MIR. and Mrs. Ohie
II u
wife and m1ther. Mir. and Mrs. Frey. Mr.
and Mrs. Aesseryey, Miss Hattie Dalton.
Miss Lucy DOneghy Of Danville, Ky, a
recent guest of Mrs. o. u. Sunny, left
Thursday Tor her home
Miss Bitter has gone to Virginia, where
she VIII visit relatives in Winchester and
surrounding country.
MIS- Cen w. I. Clark and Miss Ffdele
Glars have returned to Takoma from Ith-
AGA, y. Y, where they went in June to at
tend the commencement exercises at Cornell
University. Il. T.. Clark was d member Of
the graduating class. Miss Clark will join
her mother and sister here for the winter
Miss Parkins entertained number of
young friends on Tuesday evening with a
game of crokinole- The revival of this
game during the summer discloses the fact
that several of our residents are in possess
sion OF the necessary OUTFIT A crokinole
club is among the talked of entertainments
for the coming winter.
Mrs NJ Cady Becker, who mas been in
pennsylvania for three months, returned
Thursday. from Bear Creek She was the
guest of relatives who have their summer
home there.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. Marsh, with Miss
Pauline Marsh of South Bend, Ind, Mrs.
Lizzie Marsh of Texas, and the Misses
Schenk of Buffalo. N. Y, recent guests of
Takoma relatives. left Thursday for their
respective homes.
DIR. III. N. Jones of Oak avenue has re-
turned from vacation. a portion of which
was spent in Boston and vicinity.
Misses Ross and Thomas of the Whiting
ham Institute have returned from Asbury
Park.
Harry Macleod Adams, eldest son of DIR
j. Lee Adams. left today for Hartman.
Tenn, where he has purchased g half inter-
est IN grocery business
misses Amy and Mary Macleod, recent
Suests OF their cousin. Miss Sunny, left
Wednesday for home, tnd on Thursday left
ior sehooi In Hagcrstown, Nd.