Evening star., 1897-06-05
TAKOMA PARK.

Tak0ma Springs Hotel has been opened for the
season. The first dance will be given this evening.
and 1t is thought there will be present a large
number Of the lovers Of the terpsichorean The
register at the hotel shows tho following guests
who have arrived during the past week: Chas.
Coryell. New York; John Kennedy, New York;
Col. Secmuller, Boston; Jas Small, Baltimcre Gen.
De Witt, Washington; Alex. COckey, Philadelphia;
Geo. Simpson. Washington; VIM. &. Dyre Mrs.
Dyre and Miss Dyre. Washington; g. g. Godfrey,
r. Godfrey and A. Godfrey, Brookland, D. c.; Mrs
G. Howard Hamilton. New York: Col J. w. ALI.
son. Boston; Alexander Peterson. Minueapolis,
Masserscb a. Miss MMsdeiSh AnGs TneS
Mr. and Mes. Chas ". Biacrwood, IN z " 'nsh Asb.
ford Mrs. Ashford Master :. d. Ashford. C. r.
and Mrs Boisean of Wsshiaston: n Rttehia T,senu
Frederick, Md; Frank B. Martin, South CarolIna: !:
WIN l.. Beitler, Philadelphia, and Chas. NJ. Moody
The he. temperance Tempe lecture delivered by Sam Small
the auspices of Takoma Lodge. L o. q. r, was
very Interesting to the large number of spectators
=, At the regular meeting of Takoma Lodge, Good
IIeempars, held the 2sth ultmo. Mr. II Ebert
was elected to- snea take ns pass s1d
~ Mr. Warren has made very eficient officer and
t1ue take active part in the Welfare Of the
Lodge n,na that his resignation was accepted.
been disconinued Tor the present he nave
"G%snns %es ssr ssrvses % WILL however be held
Church. Will deliver tenperance @ sermon e9n
Inc public schools Of the Park were closed for the
season last Tuesday. Takoma School of which
MIS-. Nourse Is principal and Miss Alagruder as
sasant held picnic on the banks of the s;lIeo ana
the Blair School, under Miss Fenwick WAS con
cluded with exercises by the pupils cOasistiur of
recttatiOns and music ~
Decoration day passed OF quietly at the Park
the Inhabitants seeming to all attend the athletic
sports on the grounds Of the Takoma Athletic As
played. one between the Takoa seconds ind the
Crescenfs. which resulted In q victory for the
iormer, and the other between the Takoma and the
Drookiand teams, resulting in n score Of 40 to II
IN favor OF the home team. The Takomas appeared
Ior the drst time In their new brown suits Messra
Gus Lay, Dr1ne. Waters and Doyle were the l,nt-
teries i0r the TakOmas In the first game and Kelly
ana Atehison Tor the Cresccnts. In the game be-
tween the Takoma and BroOkland teams the hat
teries were Miller. Sullivan and IAuer for die
hitter " ~
The construction Of the railroad to Glen slIro n
being pushed rapidly. e~
Miss IAbbie Magruder has returned to her bume
at Rediands, Nd, after having spent the winter at
Mr. r. c. Adams had his hand terr,bv ,ur,.a
last week. caused By the explosion of q lamp
Mr.: and Mrs ]. K. Depue, Mr.. Byron Coon AMI
family and Mr.. Lghtfoot have rcsumsJ their sum-
Mr.. George Frick Of Shelby. n O., AMI Miss
bri.9aH OF York, Pa, are guests at the residence
Mr.. Frank Beamish Of New YORK, Mr. Jas. H.
WinsDear. Nebraska. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hersciel
Strickler and daughter OF Baltimore have b,en re-
cent visitors at the Park.
The regular meeting Of the town council will oc-
cur at the Presbyterian Chapel Monday night.