The Washington times., 1905-05-21
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| At the last regular meeting of the
Woman's Club, the following papers
were presented: The Applied Arts"
Mrs C. G.. Dickson: "Lohengrin.' illus
trated by numerous sketches on the
piano, Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham:
Book Review" dealing more especial
ly with a recent work on the island Of
Guam, Mrs James B. Mormon. A very
interesting letter descriptive Of trip
from Nagasaki. japan, to Tokyo. by
Mrs. Mary c. Brooke, a nonresident
member. was read. a committee to ar
range for the annual banquet TO be
given early IN June, was appointed.
The Rev. James T. Marshall Is away
for two weeks, attending the meeting
of the general assembly OF the Presby-
terian Church, at Winona Lake, Ind,
whittier he gees as a representative of
the Washington City Presbytery.
Mrs. Norman and her mother. Mrs
| C,ogsweil, entertained at luncheon, Oh
Thursday the following ladies: Mrs.
| Marshall. Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Bronson.
Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Dickson. Mrs. Chap
man, Mrs Ashworth. Miss >Ashworth.
Mr. and Mrs Merritt Chance are
visiting the Lewis and Clark Exposi-
| tion at Portland, Oregon.
| The country air of Kensington seems
to be noted for producing baseball stars.
| There are FIVE distinct and separate
/ teams among the boys of Kensington,
| ranging IN size from ten to twenty-five
years The most notable of these teams
| is that known as the Montgomeries.
formerly the Second Kensingtons, who
have played seven or eight games with
teams their own size and considerably
| over, and won every game, The line
| up of the team is as follows: g. q.
| Israel first base and captain; Gerald
| Warthen, pitcher; Leland Hendricks
| catcher: Forest Thompson, second base;
| Frank Bielaski, shortstop; Carroll Du-
vail, third base: E. B. Hartshorn, CEN
ter field: J. c. Townsend. left field:
| john Little, right Geld. The team will
give a lawn party at the home OF Eden
| Hartshorn. On Friday, to raise money
to fit the team out with uniforms.
| On Saturday little Miss Amelia john
ston celebrated her fifth birthday with
, a abotIt thirty Of her young friends. and
spent a pleasant afternoon. The little
| hostess received her guests In dress
Fof point d'esprit lace. over pink silk
| A. C. Warthen, the local contractor
and builder. reports an unusual activity
in building in and around Kensington.
He has a number OF contracts in va
rious stages of completeness. among
which are: Mrs. Flora Hurdles cottage
lin Kensington; Mr.. Eakles' home. Garrett
Park: John Jov Edison, dwelling near
| the same place; home for Mrs. Taylor,
| at Chevy Chase; a dormitory on the
grounds of the Chevy Chase Club, and
a house for A. s. Patterson. at Ingle-
side.
| At the last meeting Of the Alpha Mu,
| High School Club, held with Allan King
on Friday. the present members elected
Miss Alice Bieiaski and Frank Bielaskt
to the full honors of Alpha Mus. The
club pins were also decided upon, and
the order placed. the pins being expect
I ed at an early date Miss Dolly Cum
ningham. OF Washington, aud Arthur
aarr. of College Park, were present as
guests.
| On Thursday a number OF young folk
met at the home of Miss Elsie Cum
ningham and formed a lawn tennis club.
After the formation Of the organization
refreshments we're served and games in
dulPed IN. Those present were Misses
Nellie Shafor. Sophia Mcqueen. Alice
Harr. Katherine Hermann. and Elsie
Cunningham; {. 3. Hartshorn, ]. G..
Townsend. Wilson Townsend. and Ger
aid Warthen- But one officer was elect
ed the treasurer. Miss Schafor holding
that position.
Somerset o. Jones, OF Goshen, is
stopping with his nephew. Dr.. Eugene
Jones.
The Rev L. Z. Mubourne. of Char
lestown, w. Va, has been spending sev-
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. IT. It.
| Payne.