Evening star., 1897-03-31
BROOkLAND.

The ladies of the Sewing Guild of the Church
of Our Savior making preparations for a
spring tea the 22d of next month at the town
ball. The prevailing color will be green, which
will be very appropriate for such tea. The
committees in charge follows: Supper. Mrs.
Holmes, Mrs. Merton Mrs Meanes. Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Webb and Miss Small; ice cream, Mrs.
Gaines, Mrs. Reubsam. Mrs. Stalee and Mrs.
Miller: fancy and confectionery. Mrs. Scott, Mr..
PenrOd, Mrs. Small, Mrs. Olds, Mrs Clark and
Mr.. Archie Small of New York Is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Small of Brentwood
road for fortnight.
Arrangements are being made for Sunday
school sociable to take place shortly at the Brook
land NJ E. Church.
Among the new arrivals at the university are
Mr.. Harmon of Boston and Mr.. Collins of Man
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ f. Church
will hold meeting the first Tuesday in April.
Miss Eva Hurd conducted the meeting of the Ep-
worth League of the NJ f. Church. Sunday night.
with the subject Prayer for Missionaries." "
, The young peoples class, which meets every
direction OF DR.. +. Y. Hull. There is always
good atte ndance, and much interest is being man
ifested by the young people.
Mrs. Loeiier of Flttsburg, Pa, has been visiting
her son, Mr.. VIM. Loetfier, a student of the uni
y,rsity
Mrs. D. W. Sinclair of Charleston, SC, is the
guest of Mrs. Louis Julien.
rmorr"T 9 ,S at ceek g pm m the there 1s, viii be
Of the Baptist ' Church at which m business % OF
Importance to the society will be discussed. AT
this meeting delegates will be chosen to be sent
TO the convention of this union to be held III
Washington this summer.
The many friends of Mr.. Franklin T. Howe, jr.,
regretted exceedingly to hear of his recent ac,
d. MT in Washington. He is confined the Eme.-
gency Hospital, and from latest reports he Is do
Ing as well as can be expected, but is suffering
greatly.
Mrs. Horace Mullan is making short visit with
friends in the city.
Mrs Mary Bischoff of Hartford street has gone
to New York. where she will join her daughter.
Much regret is felt at her departure by her many
friends who rendered her farewell reception he
fore leaving. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Bschon, Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins, Mr. and
Mrs. Boernstcin, Mrs. Emmert. Miss Mary Hugh,
Aida Buernstcn and Mr.. VIII Robbins.
There very pleasan mt program at the tenn
perance meeting at the Marble Hall. Soldiers
Home, last Friday. There vocal solos by
Master Hall Lusk. Miss Pierce, Mr.. Mallet and
Mr. ID. A. Yeatman: selections by the Home Band
and recitations. The chief feature OF the evening
rick's Church of Washington the Evils of
Drunkenness which subject he handled in strong
and eloquent manner The attendance numbered
300.
Home celebrated his fifty first birthday last night.
when his many friends remembered him with
tokens of esteem, while others presented flowers.
TIL ough Mr.. kernahaIn has lived for half century,
he is full of life and cheer1ulness.
Ruth Chapter, .. E. s., OF WOODBURY., Is making
preparations for hop. to be given early In April
at the Brlghtwocl Hall.
Maj. Parker, quartermaster OF the soldiers home
will retire April l.
During Lent services being held at the
Soldiers Home Chapel Wednesday evenings.
Last Sunday there were conflf lfnatlon services AT
the Rock Creek Church.
Mr. Fred Funk of Woodburn has recovered from Il
illness. -
The many friends of Miss Josephine Stanley,
daughter Of Gen Stanley of the Soldiers iione,
will be interested know that she is now able to
lie.