The Washington times., 1905-10-22

ton was rendered by Miss Estel Gulick.
who was heartily encored. Mr.. Muller
entertained those present with several
selections on the Zither, after which re-
freshments were served
The property at Ills street north
east. lot 50. square 9S7. has been trans
ferred from William r. Miller TO Elisha
z. Berry.
A permit has been granted to c. w
Newhouser to build one three-story
brick apartment house at 424 East Capt.
tol street. The architect will be c. E
Webb. and the cost is estimated at 50, 600.
Reuben Alger an employe of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company,
who lives at 1914 Twelfth street north
east. fell from car Sunday night and
was severely injured about the head. He
was removed to the Casualty Hospital
Alger Is twenty-one years of age.
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double birthday party was ceIe-
brated by Audrey and Daphne Steb-
bins. at their home. 401 G. street north
east. Saturday evening. Twenty-four OF
their little friends gathered In honor
of the occasion, and spent the evening
In playing games. Piano selections were
rendered by Miss Madge Gritton, Miss
Emily Matter, and Master Ernest
Markwood- Supper was served at $50
o'clock. and the table was beautifully
decorated. The tablecloth and napkins
bore the design of the American flag
and the candelabra shades consisted OF
red flowers. A large birthday cake was
placed at each end OF the table. and the
| letters d and A were outlined with red
| candles. The room was decorated with
palms and flowers
Among those present were Miss
Kenealy. Ruth Baxter, Madge Grttton.
Ernest Markwood. Mollie Mcdaniel,
IDA Fftzgibbon. Mary Capers, Fritz and
Rosa Nichols, Emily Matter, Gertrude
Becker. Frances Blom. Ingrid Blom,
Ethel and Adelaide Queen, Helena Jor-
| dan. Margaret Kent, Florence Wrinkles
Florence Devers. Orrie Munonerlin,
| Corabell knfghton, and Nellie Tanner.
| Inc property at 1910 Maryland avenue
| northeast has been transferred from
Thomas r. Hudson to George II. Tfbbs
Grant s. Arnold, for a number OF
years clerk In the Pension Office. and
| part of the time a special examiner
died at his home, "a Second stree,
northeast. Friday morning. Mr.. Arnold,s
| rather served in the Forty-ninth Penn.
syivanfa Regiment In the civil war. and
was killed In the last battle of the con.
fiict-
| Funeral services were conducted a,
tne mouse Sunday evening by the Rev
Wniam . Houck, Of the Memorial
ohi'ed brethren Church. Miss MAY
Leoers sang Lead, Kindly Light" a
handsome horal tribute was sent by
M. Arnoios Fellow clerks. Mr. Arnold
was native Of Terry county. Pa. and
was forty-six years old. He has twG
surviving brothers. E. s. Arnold n,
the Postofice Department. and DR. T
s. Arnold. of Capitol Hill.
The property at D o street north
east has been transferred from Jobn
n. shannon to Nellie M Hanback,.
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Miss Nellie Besselievre, OF e street
| northeast. who graduated from the
| eastern High School last spring. and
VINO mas entered George Washington
University, was elected secretary OF
the freshman class of 90 at a rneeting
held at the university last week
William Davies has transferred lo+
10 and part OF lot q. square 7s1. at 21o
ID street northeast. to Maria I. John-
SON.
new camp of the Woodmen of the
| World was organized at Northeast
Temple. on II street. THURSDAY night
or last week. Manager D. W. Thayer
ofhciated. and the name chosen for the
new camp is Oak.
The following officers were elected
| Tor the ensuing term, Consul con-
mander. DIR. John H. Junghans; advi-
ser lieutenant, Spenser z. Rornar.
clerk. Horatio A. Garren; banker. c.
F. Geier; escort, William H. Tyndall:
watchman. ]. Sam Johnson: sentry. G.
burtiss Terry; camp physician, DIR. j.
| II. Jungkans; past consul commander
B. E. Mitchell. and DIR. Fred A. Mitch
ell. Spencer z. Bomar. and H. P. Ware
managers for three. two, and one year.
! respectively.
Laura V. McIane has transferred a
part Of lot is. square 778, Fourth street
| northeast, between and G. streets. to
Joseph Toomey.
The Northeast Glee Club at a recent
meeting elected Jesse Stutz musical di-
rector for the season of 1905-O6.
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| The property at 19 street northeast
has been transferred from John 3. Har-
| rison to Leonard w. Kearney and Mar
garet l.. Malloy.
| A permit has been granted to ]. w
| Wheeler 10 build a two-story brick
| dwelling at Eighth street northeast. The
architects will be Hill & Kendall anc
the builders Yost & Bros The cost Is
estimated at $500.
| Margaret Lane has transferred the
property at lot 5. square S33 II street
| northeast, between Fifth and Sixth
| streets, to Dennis y. Lane.
The property at Sl9 ID street north
east mas been transferred from Maria
l.. Johnson to Laura V McWean.
/ A meeting was held Friday night ol
last week in Medford Hall, Eighth and
/ streets northeast, by the Grand Council
of the Independent Order. Sons n Jona-
| dab Resolutions were adopted granting
dispensation to former members Of the
order until January l. giving those
who have violated their obligation a
chance for reinstatement Arrangements
were also made for the celebration OF
the second anniversary OF the forrna-