Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-05
BROONLAND,

Mr.. A. H. Brawner, who has been visiting his
mother Mrs. Brawner of 18th street. has returned
to New York. Mr.. Frank Brawner slso Of New
York. is stopping with MS mother, With whom he
viii remain for time
Miss Bculah Gud.in has gone on an extended rim
through the north visiting New York Erooklyn
Lake George and Saratoga. Miss Gudgin is now at
Lake George, where she is visiting relatives She
is expected to remain away until the middle OF
September, returning in zine to her Sunday
school duties at the NJ. +. Charch
There WAS Il large and GppreciatiYe audience at
the meeting of the Mite Society of the baptist
Church iucsdIy night. The entertainment commit
Tee deserves inLI" credit Tor the line program which
was Us follows: t,rnct sUlns by Mr.. Joyce recita-
n on by MIS- hSssie i}M,h vocal solos by Mrs
oiach"n!'lish. The audience hearty in its ap-
plauSe and all We're Obliged 10 respond to an en-
cory. After TIE program refreshments were served
ana al enJ'Eed pleasant social time. This was
the lI-t meeting of tn. Mite Society before closing
Tor The summer months.
ON June 10 King David Lodge will confer the
tbiri degree on several cLnlIitps
Mr. Wa Bailey is erecting HANDSOME residence
on Providence street between l4th and 18th streets
l9e Lawn party and strawberry festival in the
III of the Methodist Church, was largely attended
TUESDAY night Gay lanterns formed bright net
work among the tees, while smiling Mattresses
as follows: Tho lee cream and strawberry booths
W Hn Prc,:d,d over by Mrs; l. $. moiiI.e and
Hattie Johnson ard Daisy Clark and Mr. Homer
RI, Mr. Harry Cooley and Mr.. Homer Malone
Wolfe, Mrs Green, Mrs. Murray and Mrs r Y
mn! Miss Matte Fo:iiH Amt Miss Bertha Knahe
i"Agq aitcF The dipping string, while the Misses
!i"t'.ISe hii the t'.rrnat-s well in charge. The
liritlHl it""ra ions WeE- nnIrr the direction OF
Mr.. S"athnll. MIR. Green ana i1r. r. Y Hun
me open me-, ting of 4ite- Odd Fellows of Brook
ana Prov d quit s1r. Wetln >day night and
ne Town hall was wen HID S.,crll rnrhmers
from o. hnf lodges Wcf" }rGsftlt. and many pleas ant
marks were aai' In program in rluded selections
y w Home br,E' ~tIl. 'n-i solos by a.!SS IA.r>
i;Hricr Mss Laura ia * nnd Miss Mary Boyer
W. De Ford and Mr. MtXN{ I'll. piano selections G,v
Miss kati" Grady and NrS t:r,rpnis and n 'cr.IlG
-"l" 10y pr"f. W. j Olttsl Master Willie Eu-k
%irniaycd som" tn" WORK; % the violin. There were
SEcrt and inter, sting tatkZ ly MIR. Crawshaw AMI
Mr.. Nitt'n The drhrei WAS an a,lTrcclativr
one: nIh was heaiiy in Its applause. The accom-
p.ii>tS of the evening were Prof. W. J. Oates
Miss BESSIE Buck AMI htf SALESMAN After the
program r"freShmcn;s were served and Il pleasant
~r' ial lime enjoy ID.
The Bru"kland .chool * rtiklrc preparation for
Grntata, entitled 'ih: Jolly Picnic Party which
i'll he given by the pupils some time this month.
rae Children ar" SHOW .IlS irp good musical ria-
Ing M ne public s"hpt.'S ny their readiness III
l.urnin- his Can.ata. M ..- sEa- ~ 80
The EIpt!sts very 1saIy with their pfcpara-
items fog cllr"n's d'y, which will take place. Sun
day evoTing. Singing and rotations will comprise
the program. The Sunday school especially is look
Ing forward to This event with much pleasure.