Evening star., 1897-07-24
BROOkLAND.

Major and Mrs. Green Clay GOodloe are making
lengthy visit to Atlantic City.
The congregation Of st. Anthonys Church are
making prepara ttOns for a lawn party to be held
Mt the residence Of Mrs. Threasa Lamb the mid
die Of next month. Various novelties viii be in
uoduced, and the AFFAIR will be in charge Of Mrs.
Lamb, Ms. Julien and Mrs. Juan Lewis.
Mr.. Raymond Cook, Of Rev. C. q. Cook. has
gone to NASHVILLE. Tenn.
At recent meeting of the Daughters of the
Gross OF the Church Of Our Savior the uce Of vice
president was created. to which Mrs. Holmes was
elected This Office was found necessary owing to
Mrs. Geodloe's inability to attend the meetings
Holmes.
Miss Hattie johnson, accompanied by Miss Agnes
EaAer ana Mas Strobel. will leave early in August
for a lengthy visit to Mountain Lake Park, Md
Mr. Ager. dniryman of this vicinity, had his
milk wagon badly shattered Thursday morning
while crossing the B. and o. railroad tracks at the
Brookland station. 1t seems that Mr.. Aeer either
9d moi near the electric bell ring that the bell
did not ring, 50 that he was not aware Of a train
approaching at the early hour OF 4:3O O'Clock. Tn.
express hurried by, taking with It a part Of the
wagon and knocking out several milk cans. Further
able to get to the city without much delay in re-
Miss Katie Lay Howe has returned home after
spending the past month at North Falmouth, Mass,
Mrs, William r. wisgin, at their summer cottage,
katharine Davis enjoyed kudsltghtful birthday
party Wednesday evening Various games were in
duiged In by the children. while Funny Means and
Julia Davis added songs and fci2dtions to the en-
1oyment. after which refresHuet3ts were served.
katharine was the recipient of many presentA
Those present were Gladys MHllani Aiarion Godfrey
ina Sfaiee Julia Davis Of AaexnRaria, Va, LILLIAN
sIeh a.re 1frsss au1
Susie Warder. May McNamala. Harry Bassett and
Ethel Johnson.
Those interested in the Union Sunday School are
the resSenee aee q, festa to be held August
nUoA 10 l..<. - q
as formerly. f,)T N "
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles DasIa hsye had az their
and Miss Lillian Sp0oner. d
The Lutheran Missi0n, the Bunker Hill road
has services every Sunday affarnoA ut $50 ocloek
wnien are preceded by SundHy school. which be-
sms ~ E;oo Pm. Rev. Mrai iMdhart Of the city
eendncfs the services and his shown much interest
In the rising congregation. -
connections are being made with the gas main
10 Ine lamp posts of BrOokland. The use Of gas
PfOvement. II - understood that the naphfha an
psratS o. me lamp posts can be used 10 atlsaa-
tage In lighting the Bunker Hm read beyond the
residence Of MIR. Means.
The citizens OF Brp0kand sre n,,r3. .srrnffSed tn
see that the high enbanhmsut Mt the junction Il
Forf and 12fh streets n being cut 1N1y. This
work. II Is hoped. will be ,roGIfiureA nntA fort
slfeel neIwesn l2fh and 18th streets. 10 put In
Mr. " =. Ward OF Charleston. 8. c., Who has
been Tor many years connected with vGri0us San
roads, is y1Haring Mrs. Marcy burr.
At. y. n amfzusan. ciy tssssmer pf Gumber-
NJ NJ No: n.: Mas fhe recent guest OF hs aunt
Mr.: Fred Funk or woodburn had unite serieus
accident Tuesday evening wXffie riding IN tho sd
o.sfs s asme; spPaars that IN sttempting to get
snoriE ana was 1hrowu from his whssl. badly
sfesnfug MS ae1s besides cutttny ana hruiSfug In