Evening star., 1898-09-10
SUBURBAN NE WS
BRIGHTwOOD.

The Epworth Leagues of the NJ E Church
South AID Christian Endeavor Society union meet
Ing. which held Emory Church Monday
night last was a splendiL success Delegates
and visitors were present. from Washington, Falls
Church Alexandria Rockville, Woodwai dslile and
other places. They entertained at tea at
the parsonage by the ladies Of the local society
The tlbIes were beautifully decorated, and
rcL repast served
These and many others repaired to the church.
where services were Reid from 10 1o:3o O'clock.
Mr.. Fred. f. Woodward presided In an m
pressive speech he set forth the work Of the
was made ny Rev. F. t. Griffith and responded 10
by Dr. Andrews of Rockville Rev. Itr. Cackley
or Falls Church also delivered address Re
P'rts were nIadr by all Leagues represented The
Christian Eudeavor society Of Emory was rep
The music u special feature. with Miss Ella
Keeue. orgauist ana Mr. W Z Nalley leader in
gatt'u- The floral decorations. which were par
IIcularly elaborate beautiful were the sub
jrct Of much favorable comment
Mr.. {. W. NIIrtingly Is al home after several
weeks - absence spent in 1ecuperatihs bis
strength. He seems greatly improved III health
Mrs tunningham SISTER 81 AIRS t'fiHth. yer,
minated visit TT the home % the lattc- ana
departed for her home, near Cumberland, Nd, to-
iIr and Mrs. VIM c Tippett of Prince Georges
county Md. visited III Br.gEtWOod and Chliium
Wednesday Th7ir daughter, Miss Edna, has been
apP"iBjed by The county school commissioners 10
MI H. {. King is slowly improving, though still
confined to his bed. and suffering much.
Mr. Henry Frye died sunday at the nome OF ms
After funeral services. coplueted by the
pastor Of Emory Church the remains were taken
10 Marshall. Va. for burial
MIR William Glover. 81. well known resident
Of Brightwood. is absent visit relatives
and also settle his ff ther's estate
Mr. Harry VI" -rison of the Sd Illinois, returned
from Cuba laSt Sunday. lie spent few days
with his mother. Mrs. Thomas and then
moved to The Soldiers Home Hospital for treat
ment for diabetes. His recovery is teiieyed to he
1, uhiful.
\ few Of the residents of PetwOrth enjoyed
very pheasant outing Chain bridge Labor day
The old office of tn Petwcrth IGnd Company
the Of Bright woad and New Hampshire
lie school for the first. seccni and third grades
Master Octave DeCarre had the misfortune,
Whila ridin. his wheel in Washington Wednesday,
to be knocked down and by brick
wagon. He at the time eadeavOrfng to s.
cape from the path Of runaway horse and
did notice the approach Of the brick wagon.
He carried to the home Of friends n SHIRT
distanr- away ani several physicians summoned.
Bnc foot found cutie Eaiy mashed and lie
su>ta ned minor anil b-uts. 9
Miss Jessie BrowE : ftot was stepped on by q
horse Tuesday ard itusly injured.
Mr. William Reynolds returned Tuesday from
Cleveland. Ohio where he accompanied the Ie-
mains Of his father. who died here recently
Mr.. tn, mas O'HrCn is in I"StGn attending a
sEyeniisn ~ street railway men. Ir. o'BrieA is
Tpz rintenfent uf The Erightw"od road.
Mr.. Goodman and family Of Washington
occupying the house on Flint street lately vacated
D Mr.. Manning
Mr. and Mrs r c. Wright and daughter The
81 }i.ty are visiting at their former home in NS'-
Mrs Heard of 9th street is visiting relatives in
HagrTstUWn. Md.
Master Harry Mccarthy. formerly # this place.
hat at pr'san apprentice on Admiral Schleys
flagship. the Brooklyn. is at the hone Of his aunt,
Mrs Charles Beck. on Flint street