Evening star., 1896-12-05
BROOkLAHD.

At recent meeting Of the Corinthan Eu.bre
Club at the residence of Mrs. Charles Davis OF
0mafa street Mr.. William Stalee carried Of the
first prize, and Mrs Davis the boo,y prize. Amc,-
those present DR. and Mrs Albert Iackson,
Mr.. and Mrs Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs VIM Stalee
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis. The next meeting
will be held the residence Of Dr. and Mrs. JACK
son.
At the regular meeting Tuesday night King David
Lodge. No. 2S. +. A. A. NJ elected the follow ing
officers 10 the ensuing year: ii. NJ. Wood
ward, oshipful master: CIns. E. Baldwin. nor
warden; Dr. A. l.. Jackson Junior warden: T.
SouthaH, secretary; John T. Lord, sr., treasurer:
trustees, j. B. Lore, sr.. and Dr. ii. J. Pelrod
member of s.. JshE's Mite Society John II. Small,
ST.; member of the Masonic board Of :elief Past
Master Thomas G. Carmick. The installation of
the newly elected officers will take place rext
regular meeting. December Is.
The recent entertainment given 10y III" weod,urn
Pleasure Club for the benefit Of the Wood,arn
school was financial Success having .i'ttci S53.
This HIS been haudeti TO the PRINCIPAL Miss
II. L. King, and the same will he used to help
purchase piano foI the building. The teachers
| grateful 10 the woodaurn rieasure Club and
those who added &c the success .. the entertain
men.
The death %: Mr.. Loren Smith. which occurred
suddely at his Eorne on Lansing str. .ct "Wednesday
nisnt was Eeat scek TO MS many fr,eds and and
when lie returned from the otfcs tnat evening, 50
ms m s dsH s ism So h"af % r i & MS n, @, %er % lS
only occupants csides Mr.. Smith when The shock
occurred. Death caused by heart falme
Mr.. Smith leaves wife and m" rhid. The re-
mains We're sent TO New York. where his relatives
live.
Mr. and Mrs. s Is. Many. viii, ,hcir two little
sons will si~nd the Christmas holidays with tbeii
parents IN Nes York city and neishi'oring points
A surprise party was given recently TO Miss
Daisy Clark by Mrs. G. c. Groomes and her pupils
10 present Miss Clark the premium which she
successfully Won for working 80 earnestly in be
half of Mrs. Groomes' recent concert. The guests
enjoyed delightful tafry pull. after which many
instrumental and vocal numuers Were rendered.
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Groomts.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Mr. Southall, Miss Rose
Clark. ind Messrs. Edmond and Roy Wolfe
An orchestra is ieing formed in the Methodist
Episcopal Chirch and is doing some good wcrk
church last Sunday, and will play tomorrow. Ii
Is composed Of the following musicians: Mr. X. $.
Wolfe, cornet; Mr.. Eas-lack. clarionet Ms. &.
c. GrOomcs, VIOLIN Misses Daisy Clark aud Rose
Wardcr. mandolin; Mrs 1. s. Hollidge, organ.
Mrs. Lamb of the Bunker Hill road is In New
York. where she will spend two weeks with rela-
tives.
Miss Rose Sullivan Of Quincy street is expected
to return from Baltimore week.
Thursday nigh: the NJ. +. Church was We'll
filled with large and enthusiastic audience tu
enjoy pleasant prosrGn provided 10y the literary
department Of the Epworth League. 1htre Were
recitatons by Miss Daisy Clark. Mrs. Hospital
and little Ralph Hospital. and vocal solos by Miss
Mamie Hollidge. Mr.. Isel MIS- Clark and Miss
| work by Mr.. Miller of Washington, who pla. I'D
Tany selections and received hearty applause.
Another excellent number which brought forth
much laughter was the topical song by Mr. Clark.
of the numbers the compositions of Mr. Clark.
vocal trio. composed Of Mr.. Isel Mrs. Hollidge
and Miss Isel. sang several selections, which were
! highly appreciated.