Evening star., 1896-06-18
BROOkLAND.

Miss Mary Burr has returned from a delightful
visit with relatives in Virginia.
Col ard Mrs. Lewis having IN enjoyable
visit ut Atlantic City.
The dormitory building to be connected with the
Catholic University has been begun in the Uni
versity grounds. The building will he 14O feet
by 10 feet. and will face the Bunker Hill road
The contract has been given to Mr.. Iarconbe of
Washington, and the building will be ready for
upation by October
Mr.. and Mrs. Faruuhar will leave soon for On
extended ocean trip After short visit in New
York they will set sail for North Cape and points
Of interest In the Land Of the Midnight Sun
Miss LOttie Fillmore and Miss Eva Mcdowell
visiting friends in Washington. Miss Nc
D.well will leave for her home in Bristol
Tenn., while Miss Fillmore will probably remain
In the city during the summer months.
The brick walk on the Bunker Hill road is near
Quite party left Brookland Tuesday night to at
tend Mr.. VIM. T. Southards piano recital at Takoma
soloist Of the evening. The audience en-
thusasti. one. and the applause very hearty
Miss Howe was obliged to respond to nn encore
Never before has Brookland been honored with
Kns of as
three candidates. Many from the Grand Lodge
were present. as we'll Us number from neightor
ing frat.rnities. The stage Of the ball was ar
tstically decorated with palms and potted plants
Of the evening Mr.. John McPhaul. After the
exercises refreshments were served and all en-
Prominent officers present We're W. Grand @ Mass Mas.
ter Of the District G. w. Beard and P. Grand
3s NJ and f M g. Mans M
Of less degree atterded this ceremony, and the
BroOkland Hall was well filled.
Tho attendance at Sherid ms Hall, Soldiers
closing exercises of the soldiers Home school.
The audience was enthusiastic one. and the
applause was loud and hearty. The teachers. Miss
King. Miss Minnie Compton and Mr.. Draper. de-
tsinment. Although all the numbers were done
remarkably well, yet there which de-
Victim The Trials Of a School Teacher and
for oSnss 1 Tns By
by Edith Gideon; the military broom drin, espe
sKy aaIanFed and s Make Ms H. and ,t a duet
Laura Brereton. There were recitatiOns by Mary
King: Charlie Lippold and Bernard Funk; piano
Funk. and vocal solos by Leo Russell and Mary
Iippold. Among the other numbers the pro
MAUD Muller" and a recitation. How the Flow
ers % Gr9w 9n by the primary school which was very
We're several very pretty choruses by the school
and some appropriate selections by the Home Band.
Bischof's concert list night at Con@re@a tionni
Church, in the city
Tho, services held over the remains of Victor
J. P. Hendley Of South Brookland Tuesday. were
very impressive. The deceased was the youngest
son. was six years old and favorfte with
ell who knew him.. The child had been sick for
some time in the city. and 1t hoped that the
suburban air would do him good. Rev R. r.
West conducted the services. and the pallbearers
We're Master Barehausen Of Washington and Mas
ters Willie West Fred. Godfrey and Louis Ohm Of
Brooklard. The intcrment at Congressional
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Hendey, who have only
resided in BrookIand for d week have the SYM
pathy of this community.
The students of the Catholic University have re-
turned to their respective homes Mr. NJ. F.
Kennedy has gone to his home in Williamsburg
Pa; Mr.. James Dickey to COvington. Va. and
Mr.. John J. OBr.en to Wheeling W. Va. Mr. F.
P. Guilfoile and Mr. eastman before returning
home will visit Mount st. Mary's College to attend
the closing exercises there. Messrs joseph, James
and George Powers have returned TO Peekskill
N. Y. Many Of the students will return next term