The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-12
Fine Concert.

very fine concert was given TO the
pupils OF the Eastern High School last
Tuesday afternoon by Miss Marie Won
Tnsehuld. csairt pianist to the Queen Of
Roumania. md president of the UnIver-
sity OF Music and Dramatic Art Miss
Yer Unsoaluld was assisted by Miss
Marguerite 0'TooIe, harpist, Tsacien H
Sonen. violin Fred Patechke, oboe; J. La
'stsnpsuke, clarinet; HeurI P Werres.
! bassooa, and Albert V Waeler, French
horn.
! solo on a ssSptnnes.t the oId-fasi1ioned
piano. at the time OF Bach and Mozart
Besides pupils OF the school ana their
parents present. Miss Kelly. eighth
grade teacher at the Maury, and her
| class we're present
Mrs. Crane, of the fats at go Pennsyf-
vania avenue southeast, had friends vis-
iting her from New York for the la
auguTai week.
Mr. FernaId, the district engineer In
charge OF the work on the new tunnel,
has recovered from the severe attack of
grip from which he has been suffering
for the past month.
Burt Blaine. workman in the Penn
syIya<lia railroad yards. attempted to
board car while in motion at First
and 3 street southeast last week. and
as a result suss ained serious injuries
His right eye was fora out an. his
thumb cut of. He was taken To the
Casually Hospital. where his injuries
were treated.
Congressman Minor, Of 49 D street
southeast had friends visiting him from
Wisconsin last week. and also q young
naval cadet from Annapolis. His friends
| 49, H..
the beauty of Washington that they
have had their tickets changed so that
they may extend their visit over this
week.
Miss Marshall, OF $50 Sixth street
southeast, expects to be visited by
friends next week.
Mrs. Rior.tan. Of 224 Eighth street
southeast, has passed the danger point,
after very severe Illness. and is now
believed by her friends TO be GA the
road To recovery
Mrs. Elliot is entertaining at the Bar
racks her daughter and son-in-Iaw.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Riesinger. of
Brooklyn, who win remain In Washing
ton until after this week.
Captain Hooper. OF Truck Company G.,
is still away from quarters with the
grip, but his condition is said 30 be
slightly improved. During the past
week Private Fletcher has been forced
to leave quarters with chiils and fever.
and the men seem to think that It Is
due to the damp condition of the house.
which Is one of the newest buildings in
service.
The home OF Joseph Bentley. of 2o3
Kentucky avenue southeast. has been
heightened by the advent of a fine new
boy. and his father. one OF the members
of TRICK Company G. is today enc OF
the proudest citizens Of Southeast
Washington.
Mrs. Draper, of 33z A street southeast.
was agreeably surprised Friday by the
unexpected appearance OF her son.
Albert Draper and five of his college
friends from Isehigh University. The
voang men made up their minds to see
the inauguration and after securing per-
mission from the college authorities
boarded the first train to Washington.
Mrs yan Ness. of 20i TAird street
southeast has had friends visiting at
her home .ov the Inauguration.
The MARYLAND Naval Reserves. under
the coranand of Lieutenant Commander
Harrison, OF Baltimore. were CHARTERED
in MeCa,tiey's Hall. on Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. between Second and
Third streets. The balance of the de-
saehnlent who could not find aecomuo-
dations there were quartered over
O'DonneIfs drug store. Third and Penn
syivania avenue southeast.
Mrs TabIer. of 2is Second street
southeast. is recovering from very
severi operation performed at the Prov
ldeisss Hos,sital Mrs. Tabler has been
removed to her home. but she Is not as