The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Crowd az Christening.

Carter. OF Dover. Del.
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Crowd al Christening.
number of friends gathered at the
nome or Capt. and Mrs. Edward L.
Cogan, 603 Third street northeast. Sun
DAY evening. when their child, Anthony
ODonnel Cogan, was christened. The
Kew Father James Stinson, pastor Of
St Philomenas Church, Omaha, Neb.,
ofhciated at the ceremony. Father
Stinson is an old friend of Captain CO.
gan, and was q schoolmate of his at
the College of the Immaculate Concep-
tion. Sligo, Ireland.
AFTER the ceremony a supper was
served A number Of the guests pres
ent We're relatives of Captain Cogan,
from Omaha, Boston, Philadelphia, and
other places in the North Among
them were Miss Addie Burke. VIII
liam Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. William
j. Corliss. John Rothaman. Capt.
and Mrs. Henry Donnelly, Col and
Mrs Eugene Duffy. Major and Mrs.
Aloysius Burke. and Prof. Stinson.
The sponsors were John T. Cogan.
of Philadelphia, and Elizabeth NJ.
Burke. Of Jersey City,
John r. Haislip has transferred lot
33. square 77o. K street. between Third
and Fourth streets, to Kate Mcnamara.
In honor OF his birthday. a surprise
reception was rendered II. A. Ison at
his home, 1920 G. street northeast.
Thursday evening of last week by a
Sunday school class Of Douglass
church, of which Mr. Ison is the teach
er. Several handsome presents were
presented TO Mr.. Ison, and a large
bouquet of carnations was given by
the members of his class The mem
bers of his class are the Misses Carrie
Dunno. Marguerite Ison, Marjorie Nc
Nab, Hazel Price, Elsie Thompson, and
Bernice Wright The evening was de-
lightfully spent in playing games.
after which refreshments were served.
Others present were Mrs. H. A Ison,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Twitchwell. and
Miss Edna Baden.
Marion P. Buck has transferred a
part OF lot 4. square $50, Fifth
street northeast, between G and H
streets, to George II. Carr.
Masquerade Party.
At the home Of Miss Anna Kelley, S28
Seventh street northeast, Wednesday
evening of last week. a masquerade
party was given by the members of
the Unique Pleasure Club. The gather
ing proved to be a great social success.
Both vocal and instrumental music was
given by Charles Ricketts,. William
Broxter. ]. Arthur Trunnel. and Charles
MacInney. The prizes were awarded
to r. Z. Mccormick and Miss Fannie
II. Wright for the best masked guests.
Refreshments Were then served in the
dining rooms, which were tastefully
decorated with palms and flowers and
the club colorS, purple and white.
Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
The following were present: Miss An
ME Connor. Miss Aletha Clark. Miss
Nellie Loveless. Miss Hattie Cafiin,
Miss Annie Sis. Miss Hennie Brandt.
Miss Mamie Clark. Miss Fannie Wright,
Miss Anna Kelley. Charles Ricketts,.
William Wetzel, Joe Cole, Earl Nc
Cormick. Leroy Fox. ID. Linthicum, B.
Loveless Walter Essex. J. Arthur Trun-
mel. and Ambrose Sis.
George II. Carr has transferred a
part of lot 4, square s32, Fifth street
northeast, between G and II streets,
to A. NJ Buck.
The yearly election of officers for the
Club was held last Sunday
and resulted in the following
being chosen: Reverend president, the
Rev. Father E. X Fink, S j.; presi-
dent. Thomas j. Donovan; vice presi-
dent. John II. Berger; moderator, the
Rev. Father Z. Del. Mcdonnell; sec
DR.. Thomas +. Lowe: treasurer.
John A. Hogan; board OF governors,
DR.. William p. Kenealy- Maurice A.
Wolf, John E. Luitich. David A. Thorn
as. Henry l. Quinn. Francis T. Hurley
Job Barnard has transferred a part
OF original lot z, square 1893, 3 street
northeast. between Thirteenth and
streets. to B. DAILY.
The weekly reception of the Renroc
Club was held Wednesday evening in
the club rooms. at Third and A streets
northeast. Several of the new mem
bers who were voted in at the last
meeting, were received. Prof. Maurice
Thomas entertained the club members
and their friends with piano selections
during the evening.
Wednesday evening OF last week. ].
W. Brown and Miss Lulu NJ Dayton,
daughter of Norman S. Dayton, were
at the home or the bride. 51S
Fourteenth street northeast. by the
Rev DR. Greene. pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church. Palms. ferns and
lowers decorated the house. and the
ceremony took place in n large bower
1f flowers in the bay window. A large
number of handsome presents We're re-
ceived by the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown VIII be at home
after October TO- at 1921 f strost north
east. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Dayton, NJ E Wen
lagle, and daughter. Mrs. George Tay-
or, Mrs. ]. II. Sickle, of Brooklyn, n. |
Y; Mrs. S. +. Roliin, Mr.. and Mrs |
James Brown, Mrs. John w. Brown. |
Mrs. NJ. f. Wennagie, Mr.. and Mrs |
w. Whitney, Mrs. George Spicer. Mr. }
md Mrs. Walter Brown and family
Mr.. Charles Brown. MIR. II Prc--r Nj
Lulu Brown Mrs II Kraft Mr. and