Evening star., 1896-03-21
BROOkLAND.

MIR. and Mrs. E. S. Morgan and family
will vacate their house on Providence street
April 1, to Il Ike up their abode on their re-
Gently purchased farm in Prince Georges
county, Md, formerly owned by Governor
Bowie The farm is very large one, and
already Mr.. Morgan has sent some stock
there, and will next week see personally to
the setting out of ,he crops. 1t is probable
that Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan will leave Brook
land permanently to spend the summer in
Maryland and the winter months on Capitol
Hill, in Washington.
The Methodist congregation of this vi
entity Is uch sratified that it will have
Rev. VIM. H. Chapman as it's pastor for an
other year MIR. Chapman has returned
from Baltimore, where he has been attend
ing the Methodist conference
Miss Addie Julien returned yesterday
from visit with friends in Washington
The Mite Society will meet Tuesday night
at the Baptist Church, where full attend
ance is exY ected.
Thursday evening Mrs. Daniels pleasantly
entertained the choir of the Church of Our
savior at her residence on Providence
street Despite the inclement weather the
parlors were filled with many friends, who
were afforded pleasure and amusement
throughout the evening Miss SNYDER Mrs
Davis, Mr.. De Ford and Mr.. Davis gave vo-
cal selections Mr.. SaltZman gave several
piano solos. Mr.. Daniels Played several diff
ncult numbers on the violin, while Master
fichard Daniels. who is a young beginner
on the violin. added his talent to the even
1ns's program. After the musical program
the guests were invited to a seasonable re-
past.
Mr.. and .Irs. VIM. Bailey and family have
moved on Dover street. East Brookland
The committee appointed to look after the
money raised by the citizens of this vicin-
ity for Mr.. and Mrs. Padgett ana purchase
necessary articles for the household deserve
much eommsndation for their selections.
Those who composed the committee are
Mrs. Lewis Julien, Mrs l. S. Hollidse. Mrs.
Chas. G. Lynch and Mrs. r. r. West These
ladies have furnished the dining room with
table and chairs and amply supplied the
Kitchen with large stove, cooking utensils
and other necessary articles. A complete
bed room set has also been purchased and
a sewing machine. Besides these. house.
hold linen has been furnished, so that, with
the other generous contributions of the cit
izenS, the Padgett family are comfortably
fixed Mr. and Mrs. Padgett are grateful
for these kindnesses.
Mr.. Norris Welsh and family have moved
into the house formerly occupied by Mr.
BonsalloE, at the corner Of Frankfort and
18th streets.
Mrs. A. j Mcnamara Of Idaho, wife of
Mr.. A j. Mcnamara, owner of the Yellow
Jacket mine, in the Rocky noun tains, who
has been spending some time with her Sis
ter, Mrs s. K. Welsh, expects to return to
the west today.
Mrs. Joseph Bauner, whose recent death
end funeral were noticed in The STAR came
from good Old revolutionary stock She was
great-granGdaUgkter of Gen. John Sc
viers. the hero Of the battle Of Kings
mountain He was governor of the state
of Franklin" CTennessee) and the first
governor of Tennessee She was also re-
lated to Gen. Putram. She was born in AL
ALBANIA and lad large circle of friends in
this city and throughout the south.