Evening star., 1896-06-24
BRIGHTWOOD.

"Ch!ldren's day. services held at Emory
Chapel last Sunday. An interesting program, en-
titled Heart Offerings" followed. 1t con-
sisted of songs, recttations, responsive readings
prayers and remarks by the superintendent Of the
school and the pastor of the church. Among the
ones who recited were Mabel Sands, Florence Mat
tIngly, Clarence Parsons. Alice Gill, Rosa Elliott,
Cecil Parsons Mabel GIL. Randolph Madison, An
ME Beck, Lille Krouse. Miss Lucy Broster sang
q sweet solo, "A Message From Jesus" The
Christian Endeavor chorus sang an anthem. A
large congregation attended the exercises.
Sunday evening the Christian Endeavor meeting
was led by Miss Mable D. MacElwee the topic
Doubts and Difficulties" Owing to the warm
weather the regular church services very
brief, Pastor Reed giving short talk.
Tuesday evening at O'Clock the Junior Christian
Endeavorers held their meeting under the leader
ship of Miss Annie Beck, the topic What
Makes the True Man and WOman!"
An official notice has been placed on the govern:
be offered at public auction on July l, for the en-
suing year.
trahsacted only the routine business at their meet;
Ing Friday last. The meeting was Adjourned until
rrs,dsnt Cox should i, call ANOTHER citizens
Of the association. and Dr. q. G. Stone. was given
hearing on Monday morning by the District Com
mediate sewer for BrightwOOd. Several stroDy ft-
tiers written by citizens here yy,.r Wsre presented
asleep on his wagon coming along Briehtwood
avenue yesterday, fell under the wheels. The
wagon, loaded with bricks. pas0ed over both Of
his legs. crushing foot and severely inJIring
the legs. He was taken Immediately to his home
in Takoma.
The family Of Mr. Austin P. Brown Of Petworth
go this week 10 Long Island. N.1, whore they will
spend the summer.
The horses attached to an ice wagon belonging
to W. G.. Elmer this morning became frightened,
ran away and entirely demolished DIR. Stones gate,
sone noi sc being badly hurt by f;rilins.
Tuesday night the first Of two successive enter
tainments for the benefit Of the BrightwoOd school
library given in the school building consisting
hibition ball promptly at O'Clock, and a bazaar,
which held in the spacious basement rooms Of
the addition The numbers the program
were follows: Piano solo. Miss Anna Nalley;
recitations, Miss Geneyieve Kinnear and Miss
Mndgc Coon; vocal solo. Miss Fannie White; reei-
tations. Miss Kate Boylan and Eugene Kinnear;
chorus by the school primary department; recitd-
tions, Clarence Parsons ard Helen Whitaker. Mr..
Conley OF Washington amused the young children
Story which concluded the program Refresh
ments and fancy articles We're for sale ut she
different booths. The decora tions on the white
brick walls presented a most pleasing sight.
Throughout the main hall and In the basement
bunting of all coors. flags OF all nations and jap
anese lanterns Of all shapes and sizes hung abun-
dantly. The fancy table attracted especial atten-
tion 1T being covered with most unique and dainty
handwork OF the pupils and patrons Of the school.
cess. new feature was the ''Orange grove trees
with imitation paper oranges containing prizes. The
lenionada will proved most attractive spot. 1t
situated In an acOve prcttily decorated with
asparagus vines. large attendance was had and
tonight promises even u larger crowd.