The Washington times., 1905-05-07
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The SVoman's Club, of Kensington,
met last Friday afternoon. at the home
OF Mrs. William Terrell. 5tl addition TO
the program by club members, consist
ing of a paper by Mrs. Langille, on
Moscow" and one by Mrs. Ella NJ,
Russell on Carmen, the club was adj
dressed by Mrs. Thomas. of Sandy
Spring. Miss Alice Terrell and Laura
Russell played selections from Car
men on piano and violin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Herring, Harry
.Heist and his sister, William Brehm,
Miss Elizabeth Brehm. Mr.. and Mrs
David Stewart and Miss Eleanor Fife
Stewart, all of Philadelphia, were in
Kensington over Sunday.
Mrs. Loren II. Milliken and family.
and Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Fenton and
their little girls. have returned TO their
kensington homes for the summer.
Captain Hendricks and family have
also come back TO the country with the
advent of warmer weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reilly. Mrs. Frank
d. Maxson and Miss Evelyn Maxson,
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Harry Cunningham.
The funeral services of Mrs. Eliza
beth Jones whose death occurred last
Thursday, took place Sunday morning
Mr.. Biggs. formerly pastor of St. Paul s
Methodist Episcopal Church, off1ciated
The 'F'linch Club" held its regular
meeting on Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Hermann.
The Kensington Second team played
against the Takomas, at Takoma Park
on Wednesday, the score being 8 to 6
in favor Of Kensington. The Kensington
team consists of Gerald Warthen, Le-
land Hendricks, George Israel, Frank
Bielaski, iflden Hartshorn. Carroll Du-
val, james q. Townsend. John Little.
The Alpha Mu met Friday evening
at the home Of Prof ingalls, King. Oh
Knowles avenue, After the business
was disposed Of. games were INDUCED
in until time for refreshments. Several
new names were admitted by vote of
membership
The W. c. T L. met Thursday after
noon al the home of Mrs. Louis W.
Maxson. The Anti Saloon League win
meet in Kensington May u. holding It's
meetings In the gymnasium of the
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church,
the local -. e. r. L. branch entertain
ing the league.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Townsend have as
guests Mr.. Townsend's mother and sis
ter. Mrs. Andrew Mayer. of Brooklyn
Clarence {. DePuy recently spent
gome days with his brother. Joseph De
fuy, of this place
James G. Townsend. while playing
bali on Wednesday. sprained his knee
The injury, however. Is not serious
Mrs Ella NJ. Russell has rented her
house on Knowles avenue for the sum
mer- She and her daughters will spend
some months AT Cold Water. Mich,
with Mrs. Russel!s parents.
Miss LauTICe Macdonald has been in
Kensington as the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. George Peter
The town election occurred last Mon
day. The terms of office OF Mr.. George
Chamberlain and Mr.. Frank Chapman.
as members of the town council. having
expired they We're reelected with al
most no opposition. The present corps
of councilmen with the mayor MIR.
Cornelius Eckhardt have done very
efficient work. The roads and cross
tngs In particular are In much better
condition thar ever before and their
watchfulness and care are evident in
many other ways
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Cmstead and family
have moved into their new home on
Prince George avenue
MIR, and Mrs. George Stokes and
daughter Myra. have returned to Ken
elhgton., after having spent some months
in Washington