Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-31
LANGDON.

The LaEsdOn Memorial Club gave q musical en-
tcrtainn'ent Thursday evening at the Opera House,
which was attended by one of the hest aude ices
which has ever assembled on any similar occasion
In the town. After overture by Prof Winter S
orchestra program was rendered, in which those
who participated the following: Messrs. L.
W. Burke. George r. Hagan, ]. Carl Metz George
Devirs. George c. Griffith C. E. Adriance, II. c.
Hagan, ]. +. DOrr, +. E. Hagan. E. J. Rowe.
ode Winter, Joseph Lowell, Edward Brainard and
j. W. Pearson the latter reciting a stump speech,
In which he favored both the election of Mckinley
ard the triumph Of the IS to idea. cake walk,
ticipate, excited almost boundless merriment and
the announcement was made that the prize d
and the lady who accompanied him.
Inspector Bri1y yesterday visited the new public
intendent of Construction f. r Sherman in order
TO examinc some bricks that being used in
think. he Informed the contractor that the
bricks ID question We're up to the proper standard,
such bricks Messrs Grady and sherman dc
cded were necessary to make satisfactory Job.
Sta STAFF :, Captain Cox of the Salvation Army and
some OF her assistants were in I.ansdon today Wis
iiins Ensign Worthngton who is sick leave Mt
the hoGe of friend there.
The Haywood Dramatic Company, ncted conf
pany of amateurs residing in Washington have ar
ranged. through President II. S. sutton of the
Iansdon Lyccum. to give an entertainment in tie
Opera House of that town the .nns of Wed
day. November IA.
fh. meeting last evening of LangdoE Lodge, 1.
o. g. r., which took place at their hall in the
Opera House, was p,onount cd by those present as
In some respects the delightful in the history
OF the oryaniZl ion
The special event a visit made by large
number of the members of Star Of Hope Lodge
l. o. Il. T.. of Washington for the purpose OF
witnessing the presentation of full set of re-
81 liza to the officers of the Langdon Lodge by Star
or Hope Lodge. The prest ntatiOn address was
made by Chief Templar Weaver of Star of Hope
made by Chief Templar Maltby OF Langd0n Lodge
During the evening refreshments were served by
the members of Iangdon Lodge to all present.
A werp OIL Thur Stlpy
Ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. SNYDER
Of Greenyale. The hosts We're Messrs. f. Snyder
H. Whit comb ard r. Newell Among those pres
tnt We're Mr. and Mrs. John Loor MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs Wood. the Misses HerSis-
heimer. Stewart. German, Young Loor, Mcintosh
Berry. Jones. Peake and Clifford, Mcssrs. MARI
Stevens. King, Newell Chamberlain. Mcintosh
Rupert. Porter, Catteton and Buddington.
Just as the party breaking up an unfortu tie
accident occurred which. for time, caused much
brought 4 jolly crowd of young people from Wash
ineton bee oming unmanaeeabie and starting sud
denly threw two of the young ladies' out the rear
of the vehicle ard injured them severely.
IN" boys in one of the rooms ut the Hamilton
school held an election yesterday in order to ex-
press their presidential preferences. The vote as
Announced was: Mckinley, -; Bryan, 6; Palmer
hone: lowering. none.
Mrs. +. A NJ Lawson of Iangdon has gone to
Camden. y. J.. TO visit relatives.
Begiiiing with tomorrow the exercises at the
St Barnalas Mission, Lang,lon. will he as follows:
Sunday school, 245 pm; preaching, pm.