Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-28
SUBURBAN NEWS
BROOKLAND.

Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Penrcd have their guests
their son. Mr.. Harry X. Penrod of New York, and
Mrs. Hoffman of Cumberland, Md, Mrs. Periods
sister
Mr. Middough is building handsome residence
on the site of Mr.. ]. B. Lord, jr.'s, residence on
the Bunker Hill road.
Sewer pipes being laid Providence street
between 18th and 18th streets. Brookland Is
being rapidly supplied with sewerage. that 1t
will not he long before It will form Il perfect net
work over the suburb. One place. however. needs
the inspection Of the health Office ard that is the
junction Of Fort and 11th streets and around the
c,lor there. while the waste pipes near tie tank
are 50 clicked with sand that proper drainage is
prevented.
Miss Mary Gaines is at Orkney Springs. Va,
where she will soon be Joined by her parents
themselves at Marg;uIna Va Ii consists Of Mr..
ard Mrs. j. Il: Lord jr.. Miss Bessie Lynch. Miss
Nettie Etz Mr. and Mrs. Chas. e. Lynch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish of White Hall. Md,
the recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Etz.
Miss Del Cammerer Of New York is the guest
of Mrs. :. Il. Many.
the pulpit at the Queenstown Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finney have moved to Washington
Its meetings September 3.
Mr.. Clarence Iurd will leave for South
America in interest of gold mining and civil en-
Mr. J. b. Lord. jr.'s. new home on Providence
Rev. Dr. Buck of I;ock Creek Church is improv-
Ing in health. but is still Unable to conduct
". N.
when II Il considered that he celebrated his eighty
fifth birthday hist sunday.
ley governor Of the soldiers Home, has gone 10
Europe. She accompanied to New York ny
her father, who returned to his post ut the home
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamond of Lamond station
seeted from Sec tl=nd shortly.
Many of the members Of Wilson Post. G. A. r..
dave
Mr.. J. l. Barnes of woo.iburn has the sympa-
My Of his many friends in the recent loss of his
infant daughter
The vcriovs schools in this vicinity under
going proper preparation for the opening Of the
school term next month 1t is probable little OF
no change viii he made In the teachers OF the
Among the residents of Chillum who have been
enjoying the pleasures of st. Georges Island
Mfr. and Mrs Frohlick. Mr. and Mrs. Adams. Mr..
Howell. Mr. John Miller and Miss Lottie Heitmul-
During the absence of Col. Forwood in Europa.
his place at Soldiers Home will be occupied ny
Iieut I&hd of the Soldiers Home returned
Gently from Boston.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at
st. Anthony's Church the remains of Gertrude
I;ndler. the sev.n-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eo,lier of the Bunker Hill road. The child
died Sunday morning after n case of ty-
phoid fever Rev. Joseph Cunnane contacted the
services and made few appropriate remarks
Duffeld. W. Va, appears TO have been favor
tie resort for the people Of Brookand this season
Brown returned recently while Mrs. r. H. West
and children expected home next week
Miss Cora Humphrey of Prince Georges county.
Nd. has been presented with scholarship to The
state normal school. hut 1t is probable she will
irsteai accept her newly appointed leadership
al Suitlapl school. Prince Georges county.
Mrs. j. III. Small and Miss Mamie Small have
gone 10 Atlantic City. where 1t is hoped Mrs
Small viii regain health and strength after her
recent niresS.
Mrs Henry Davis of Baltimore is spending
week with her sister-inaw, Mrs Samuel Davis
of Brook and.
Mrs King Of wo",ihurn has her guests Mrs
Hartmann Mis- Carrie Hartmann and Mr. Joseph
Cavea1uV. ail of Philadelphia.
Rev. Father Smith Of St Thomas College. the
house the Piulist Fathers, has returned from
hi; summer vacation. and is having the college
put in proper order for the beginning Of the fall
tenn month.