The Washington times., 1905-08-13
Fifteen -Year-old organigt.

: l. A Potter. jr.. of 212 Eighth street.
IS spending two weeks with Mrs. Fowler,
al Colonial Beach Eek" as he is ia
rniliarly known. Is a young musician Of
great talent. and though only fifteen
years old. is playing the organ as d sup
ply in the First Baptist Church for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. E F. SIanker of 516 F
street, are in Atlantic City to stay two
weeks. Mr.. Slanker Is assistant private
secretary TO Postmaster General CorteI-
you
The funeral services of Hugh McKev-
will were held on Monday at his late
residence, 13 First street, and in St
Joseph's Church. where requiem mass
was sung for the repose of his soul.
Miss Marie Roby, of 90 Maryland ave
nue.. who has been seriously i'll with
typhoid fever. is now recovering.
The seductive game of pinochIe still
occupies the attention of the dremen at
Truck a headquarters. Last week the
championship was wrested from c. and
G. Sullivan by w. ". and Z. c. Rollins
Miss Howard. of 1I3 Third street, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Qunl, OF III Third street.
are about 10 go to Atlantic City for
stay of three weeks.
The five sisters Of Notre Dame, who
conduct the parochla1 school of St Jo-
seph's parish, returned last Wednesday
from their annual retreat at the Notre
Dame Academy. on Charles street ex-
tended, near Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Barkman, Of 72t
A street, have returned from a two
weeks outing at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. D. /. Blakemore and her chill
dren have returned from Fairfax county.
Va. where they spent several weeks
They reside at SIS E street.
Fred Mitchell, who was seriously In
iured while striging electric wires at
Fort Washington several days ago and
was taken to Garfield hospital for treat
ment. is recovering. He lives at COZ z
street
Mrs. Elizabeth Conner. of 612 B street.
Is visiting her daughter at Middletown,
Va. Joseph Conner her son has just re
turned fam a two weeks outing in the
Shenandoah vSIley.
DR., J. s, Hutchinson, presiding elder
Of the Washington district. presided at
the quarteIy conference of the Epworth
NJ. e. Church, South, on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Gordon Jones established her
family in the new home purchased at
1908 North Carolina avenue. They have
resided for some time at 612 f street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gordon. of st.
Louis. we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. BaIsIey, of I street, during part
OF last week. leaving on Wednesday for
Atlantic City. Their trip Will extend
later to New York and the coast Of
Maine. Mr. Gordon is court stenog-
rapher in St Louis.
Mrs. Albert Thomas and her children,
of lii I street. are spending a month
near ound Hill. Va.
Mrs. Luther Hall of Twelfth and H
streets and Mrs. Protzman. of Chester.
Pa. lcft the city Monday for a few
weeks stay at Farmers Fork, Va.
Miss Migionette Haynes and Robert
E. Beale were married IN the Maryland
Avenue Baptist Church Monday evening,
the Rev r R Riedel officiating. The
bridesmaid was Miss Ethel Roache and
the best man James Williams Mr. and
Mrs. Beale are spending their honey
moon with the aunt of the bride in New
land. Va.
s. OIiT has bought the Palace Grocery
at the corner OF Linden and Twelfth
streets from f. NJ. Harrison.
A reception was rendered by the
Christian Endeavor Society of the Mary
land Avenue Baptist Church TO the new
officers at the church on Tuesday even