Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-07
BRIGHTWOOD.

The recent colonial enterta inment and bazaar
given by the Emory Chapel Circle OF Kings
Daughters largely attended. The ladies hay
ing charge of the various booths were arrayed in
the styles of "auld lang syne." Many novelties
were presented. A musical and literary program
vas Iendt red, participated in by the Huntrtss
Orchestra of Washington; Miss Annie Keene, Miss
Mary keene, Mr.. Fred OConnell and a farce
comedy, "A Squire for a Day" was given with
the following east Squire, Mr.. J. II. Ray; Office
Stone; Mr. Cowbull. Mr.. Claude d. Clayton; news
boy, Mr.. Charles Mattingly; Mr. Grower, Mr..
Sharp Graves and Mrs. Grower, Mr.. Phillip
The tables, with their attendants, fol-
lows: Ice cream, Miss Gertie Thomas. Mrs. VIM.
:. pctwiler, Miss Shook Mrs. j. q. Heard, Mrs.
j. W Keeue, Miss Georgia Willett, Miss Toson.
Miss Anna MacElwee and Miss Lizzie Franz.
Cake, Mrs. H. NJ. Reed, Mrs. j. q. Keene, Mrs.
Peanuts, Miss Rhoda Thomas, Miss Olive Toll
son. Miss Maggie MacElwee.
Ienorade, Miss Evelyn willett, Miss Ella Keene,
candy. Miss Lula Keene. Miss Moie Lieber,
Miss Bessie Clayton Miss Mabel MacElwee.
Fancy articles. Mrs. Perry, Miss Rosalind Law
Elondke, Miss Marguerite Cook and Mr..
Charles King.
Picture cutlery, Mr.. WIN. Wood.
About SI5 realized
Tuesday evening the missionary banks of the
Sunday school children of Emory Chapel were
opened. An interesting program had been ar
ranged. ard the occasion was made one of jollii-
cation. The count showed Master Earl Graves to
have collected the greatest amount. SSJJ. WIN
Master Eddy Pitt second with $3.50. The total
contents Of the banks to he applied to the school
missionary fund, is about $40. neat gold medal
presented to each of the nboye mentioned
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The last pipe in tie Park sewer was laii during
last week, and the excavations have all been hlied
Although this does render the improvement
available for Immediate use because of Il lover
connection not having been made, ii is Il great
satisfaction the residents along its line to have
the work completed.
The item grading and matchmaking Flint
street. which stricken from the District APP
prc priation bill by the House, has been restored
by the Senate. Assurances have also been received
that the long expected granolithic sidewalks for
the same street fist in order when the con
tractor commences operations in the spring. 1t Is
Erie and Des Moines streets during the summer,
as well as an additional number OF street lamps.
DR. stones little daughter is cut of danger and
speedily recovering after exceedingly severe at
tack OF the grip, accompanying by complete tenn
porary pa raysis of the vocal chords She has gone
To Virginia Beach. accompanied by her father
Miss Anna Belle Nalley is spending several
weeks with relatives in Chilum, Md.
While enjoying the festivities at the Colonial
bazaar Mrs. Chas. Mattingiy suddenly taken
i'll She was conveyed to her home and her con-
dition has since somewhat improved
Master Charles Kuhn is ering from a serious
attack of Appendicitis
Miss Mary Stone returned Thursday fropl short
visit to friends in Rockville. Md
Mrs Iancly OF Flint street Is entertaining
Masses Mary Fowbler and Ella Kessier of Trenton
Md.