Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-28

ms ms remarks a reception was held in the
sunday school room. several hundred PEG.
pie greeting their former pastor.
The room was tastcfully decorated with
crepe PAPER of various shades while long
streamc.s extended from the supper table
IN the center OF the room to points In the
ceiling and walls. Cut flowers palms and
greens were displayed in abundance. The
guests were served with refreshments by
Miss Ethel White chairman Of the commit
tee, assisted by the following members:
MISS Jeanette Macallister. Miss Cressie
dudley. Miss Mildred p. Dyre, Miss Edith
ampb,ll. Miss Helen Douglas. Mr.. Alvin
King and Mr. Willard Douglas
The town council of Takoma Park Md
mas awarded the contract for constructing
the cement sidewalks throughout the town
70 the brennan Construction Company of
washington, ID. c. In the aggregate this
nrms bid was the lowest. and Mayor Kim
near has been authorized by the council to
sign the contracts for the work. In addi-
ton Mayor kinnear will sign a contract for
constructing walks, coping, steps, &C. for
residents of the park desiring additional
work done on their private grounds all
work to be done at the same figure as that
done for the town. The bids of the Bren-
nan company were as follows: For side
walks, including cut or FIJI of one foot. with
guarantee of five years, accompanied by
bond for that period, S117 per square
yard; for sidewalks. including cut or fill
OF one foot with guarantee for five years.
ten per cent of the cost of the entire work
being withheld for that period s124 per
square yard; for cement steps, so cents per
lnear foot and for extra concrete $3.50 per
cubic lard The work will in all probable
ity be started not later than July Is and
VIII DE completed according to contract
within 12c days from the date of starting
Col. -. c. knifiin of Carroll avenue has
been confined to his home for several days
and Is still unable to be out
Mr.. Cassell Severance of Carroll avenue
left yesterday for Albany. n. Y.
James Wilson of Carroll avenue fell out
of window at the Villa Flora Club, on
Brightwood avenue. Saturday morning and
was painfully injured in the muscles of
his legs. He was planning the window SASH
es and in stepping out OF door, which was
used as a window, fell twelve feet to the
ground below. He was reported to be
somewhat improved this afternoon
The Brtghtwood line has adopted a five
minute schedule during the present week
between the loop at Boundary and the
BrightwCod car barn. on account of a lawn
fete, which Is extending over that period
during the evenings
MIR. William NJ Wood, corner of Pine and
Montgomery avenues. left today for New
York. whence he will sail for Panama Mr.
Wood is connected with the disbursing Of
fee and will be Joined by his wife later.
The TGkoma Ball and Racquet Club has
arranged for their annual tournament July
on the courts at the corner of Tulip and
Maple avenues.
Mrs. J. T. Craig of Manila, P l., who
has been the guest of her uncle, Col c. c.
the Philippine Islands, via San Francisco
after sojourn of a month in Takoma She
sailed few days ago from San Francisco
Murray Taylor of Oak avenue. who re-
Gently fell out of a magnolia tree in the
rear of his home. painfully injuring his
slowly recovering from the effects of the
accident.