Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-12
TAkOMA PARK.

The town council Of Takoma met last Monday
night. but transacted but little business, the ses-
sion lasting only half an hour.
The Citizens Association which was recently re-
organized will hold meeting Monday night the
14th instant, at the town hail. to receive the re-
port of the committee bylaws.
The Takoma Grapbophone Company gave an en-
tertainment Wednesday evening at the Blair
School house. The program consisted of selections
the graphophone, q vocal solo by Miss Nicholson
and play by the Takoma Burnt Cork Club
musical and literary entertainment under the
management Of Mr.. Smith Cady, and play, en-
direction Of Mr.. Il. W. Test, will be given at
Takoma Hall Wednesday evening next, for the ben
cit OF Trinity Episcopal Church.
The date Of the dance to be given by the Ia
koma Assembly has been changed from the 2lst
instant to the 18th.
The Sharp Club held its meeting Monday night
at the home Of Mrs. Cady Several short stories
were read from Richard Harding Davis works.
The fourth anniy ersary of the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace ]. Long was celebrated last Mon
day night at their home here. at which large
minority of the residents OF the park were present
Takoma Lodge, No. II. 1. o. G. T., will celebrate
Its first anniversary Friday night at Lamond's
Hall. The program will consist of resume of the
past years work and addresses by officials of the
order from Maryland and the District of Columbia.
by Rev Dr. John Van Ness, Sunday, for the benefit
Of the Junior Order Of United American Me-
chanics, are looked forward to with great deal
Of interest by the residents of the park
Mr.. L. F. Dudley the former postmaster of Ia
koma, has moved with his family to Washington.
after trip to Florida.
Mrs. DR.: Bennett Of the park has her guests
her granddaughter. Miss Ruth Decker, and Mrs.
Kinch OF Pennsylvania
Miss Ethel Mooers Of Takoma is visiting Miss
Michael ut Chestnut Hill, Md.
Miss Anna Hoeke Of MartiDsburg, W. Va, Is the
guest of Mrs. Long at the park.
The Ladies' Guild OF the Episcopal Church here
gave reception to the congregation last Friday
evening, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A.
Cady. at the of Magnolia and Chestnut
avenues. The program included vocal solos by Miss
Sue Davis and Miss Tasker and instrumental music
by Miss Tasker and Miss Drew. Various games
were played. followed by refreshments. Among
Il Csc present were Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams, Mr. and Mrs, Query, Mr. and Mrs.
Lsrgley. Mr. Charles Brown: Mrs Cockerille, Mrs.
Marian, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rurdette. DR.. and Mrs. Johnston. Miss Pendleton,
Miss Drew, Mr.. and Mrs Hick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. DR. and Mrs. Burrows. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
$: Brown. Miss Edith Cockerille. Miss Eva Tasker.
Miss Sue Davis. Miss Viva Jackson Miss Ida
Crdy, Miss I.ibbie Msgruder Miss Sarah Waters
Miss Eva jackson. Miss Cary Cady. Miss Marshall,
Miss Amy Parkins. Miss Marguerite Petty. Miss
Elsie Parkins, Miss SehlitZ Miss Bertha Brown,
Miss BERTHE Parkins. Miss Lizzie Cady. Mr.. Charles
Brown. Miss Sallie Myers. Mr.. Lightfoot Mr.
Norman Jackson. Mr. Harry Giddings Mr. Paul
Coo kerile, Mr.. Walter Waters Mr.. Rob Waters
Mr.. Charles Van Horn Mr. Chester Mannakee Mr.
Smith Cddy, Mr.. Wilson Petty and Mr. John
Cidy.