Evening star., 1898-09-26
kENSfNGTON,

Major and Mrs. J. W. blackburn left Friday for
. visit at Atlantic City.
Mr.. j. Wilson Townsend has gone TO Ocean
city for visit Of ten days
Mr. George Wood has gone to wllIiamsport on
n business trip.
Mr.. Ralph Isherwood is visiting rpinttves ,t
DerUOnd.
The Ladies' Aid, Home and Foreign Missionary
so'1eties OF st. fnul's NJ. f. Church .win meet
"Wednesday next at the home of Mrs W W VIII
son, 1t Capitol View. Tho ladies will leave Ken.
siRgton on the id:ss train.
Miss Cleora DuvRll. who, with her mother, has
been spending the summer in Germantown, is
making visit here with relatives.
hr. H. H. Warner, jr, United States consul at
to M his c.I home the fr:t o. Tho coming month.
severe cnse Of rheumatism.
Mt Rufus Darby of Germantown is tho guest
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. ID. lsharwcod.
Mr. L. W. Maxscn attended the archery meet
at wyoming, Ohio, last week and the cham
pionship. lie also won in two of the minor con
nakee to attend the meeting. IL Is claimed, the
Potomac Archers to which both clubs belong
trophy, which IL has held for the past tw0 years.
Miss Berenice Baker Of Washington was n re-
cent guest Of Miss Irene Brown.
Mr.. Hendey V. Napier. who has heen spending
some time at the homo Of Mr. Edwards, while
week.
preshyterian Church viii take for bls subject
Sunday morning, "Wayside Opportunities" The
evening service VIII begin at go Instead Of
An entertainment wns given Monday evening
last by the ladies OF tho recently established Eps-
opal Mission, and the sum Of Sls obtained.
The following short program was given. Pinno s.io
Miss Fannie Williamsi rectftIon. My Grandma
Story Ever Told" Miss Jennie wtliia ms; reclts
non non The Bootbiack," Master Harry Stevens
A: V. Mandolin and Guitar Cub of Washington.
when comprised the Misses Wiley sprlnescath
Ihlgss and Wurdeman; piano solo, Miss Springs
Services held each Sunday afternoon IN tbs
nasohe ~ + nan by ReS Mr. Barr, and an effort VIII
Ie hlade 10 buiid an Episcopal church at early
GATE. already let and $500 in money have becn
While working near the caves Of a t,go-storv
aGdition to the National Park Seminary building
recently rec, M Percy Beaie missed his footing and
shoulder and breast. He was picked up uncon.
sclcps' but no bones were broken. He was taken
to the home Of Mr.. John Simpson at North Chevy
Chase His condition is critical.
a. Inc hensngton public school VIII open Thurs.
erto been the custom. The matter Of building
an addition to the school has been postponed nj
spring, and, in order 10 relieve the overcrovdeS
condition of the school halliday sessions Vii %
held for The hrst second third and fourth grades
p3rt atehding IN the forenoon and part in the
AFTERNOON. third teacher Will ba appointed and
the trustees haye recommended Miss Helen Nosrsa
Who Is q graduate. OF the Stephenson Institute
OF the intermediate classes and Prof q y srnItb
OF me higher grades. Mr.. L. W. Maason has been
suggested to oil the vacancy IN the board ~
trustees. ~ Vi
Several Claims for damages have been laid be-
Tore the hensington cocncoI because OF the grade
on which the new sidewalks have been laid T-Sa
tax list fer these improvements win soon be com
peted and after thirty days notice the property
ueihq9ent may he sold for taxes. Sidewalks were
ordered to be laid on Prince George and Fredertcs
uFtnues ana tbe sewer outlet from these streets
g tne otahch VIII be made. Howard avenue from
SoaLecticut avenue Moutgumery ayenns ,s -
~ ~ sha-eu anu new sidewalks made, and the park
HS IN ifoht OF the town hall is to he Improved
Miss Jennie Williams of Washington Ras haar
visiting Mrs. George Wood.
MI ebert Proctor. who has been with ,bc his
tlct voluhteers. was granted leave OF absence
and returned home Monday last
Miss Edlth Peter of Bethesda bas been yfsttina
at the home Of her brother, Mr. George Peter