Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-25

Among II ose present We're Mr.. and Mrs NJ
B. Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Holden. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holden. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Van Doren,
Mrs. H. c. Dobbs, Mrs. John f. Latimer.
Mrs. w. Brooke Hunter, Mrs. Adam Geib,
Misses Katherine Combs, Louise Fuller,
Mary Dorsey, Lola and May Tricou, Frances
Mudd, Mary Wells, Lottie and Nellie Fen
wick, Nanny Geib. Florence, Nellie, Mar
garet and Mary Carr, Julia Bullock, the
Misses Moran and Messrs. Ed Fuller,
Archie Wells, Frank and Hodges Carr,
Harry Dobbs. Vert and Harry Dorsey. Chas
Owens, William Van Loan and McDevitt
of Hyattsville. Misses George and Ella
Shellenberger and Mr.. James Shellenberger
Misses Carrie Morgan, Essie and Mabel
Davidson, Nellie Hyatt Phillips, Kraegar,
Naylor Baxter, Tasker and Henderson, and
Messrs. Oliver, Edward Wells, Wnlet,
of Washington; Lieut. Overton, T. s. A:
Profs. Harrison and Spencer of the Mary
land Agricultural College and Messrs.
Clagett. Prick, Brown and Earl
Mr.. and Mrs. T ]. Van Doren entertained
the Hyattsville Progressive Euchre Club
last Wednesday evening at their residence.
on Spencer street. The following players
We're present: DIR. and Mrs j. X. Owens. Mr.
and Mrs. r. G. Whiting, Mr.. and Mrs. /, F.
Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Latimer, Mr. and Mrs.
T. H. Campbell, Miss Kraeger. Mrs John
Potterfield of CharIestown. w Va Mr.
Edward Fuller, Mr.. Louis Richardson and
Miss Nellie Moran. An elaborate and ap-
petZing supper was served. The table was
prettily decorated with La France roses.
PINK carnations, maidenhair ferns and as
paragus, the colors being pink and green
and at the plate of each guest was a pink
ana green basket filled with sailed almonds
as souvenir OF the occasion. The prizes
We're awarded as follows: First gentlemen's
Mr. Louis richardson; second gentlemen,s
Mr.. John E. Latimer: first ladies'. Mrs. l.. IA
Campbell; second ladies', Mrs r. G.. Whit
ing.
An interesting meeting Of the Chillum
Grange was recently held at Grange Hall
In Chillum. The first and second degrees
were conferred upon candidates. Mrs An
derson, Miss Humphrey and Mr. A. l., Raw
who had charge of the evenings entertajn
ment furnished an excellent program.
Sniilum castle Lodge, F. A. and A. NJ of
thlllum recently conferred the first and
second degrees upon candidates
The Bas Bleu Literary Society mat Lost
wednesday afternoon at '.Melrose" The
residence of the Misses Levin Alexander
rope was the author selected for discus
SION, ana quotations from his poems were
given at the call of the roll. The procran1
consisted of Rotations by Misses Mar
robertson and Emily Perry; readings by
R Iaroen lena ,la; Lester, Eva Moran and May
Florence Bowen and Mary Johnson: essay
on rope by Miss Daisy Walker. original
story by Miss Burnside; prize essay by Miss
Mrs. Alice May Ladson, wife of Tbo,,.s
EaaSon, and daughter of the late Can't
n. H. Noss, died at an early hour vaStar
day morning, at her husbands residence o.
LlstieneId avenue. after brief illness De-
ceased was thirty-seven years of ago ana
t tat i've nve small children The funeral will
lake eake pace from the Presbyterian Churcb
sunday at o'clock, and the services n,;ii
re conducted by Rev. F. d. Power and Rev
go ~ livingston. The remains will be in.
'e.reo IN Rock Creek cemetery.
of a ba S ndsony mas commenced the erection
A"usoihe dwelling on Sibley avenue.