The Washington times., 1905-05-07

DR. William T. Brown, of Burnt
Mills. who has been i'll with scarlet fe-
yer for the past two months, is con-
sidered out of DANCE
Excavations are being made on the
TenIeytown road for a conduit to acr
eommodate wires for the new fire
alarm system.
The members of the National CatAa-
dra1 School for Girls gave a fair on thS
school grounds last Saturday AFTERNOON
from $3.50 to o'clock for the benefits CT
the Girls dly Holiday House. The
fair was well patrontzed
Musicale at "Woodshome
A musicale was rendered the members
OF the Holyoke College Aiumnae Asso-
citation. of Washington, and their
friends at the home OF Mrs. Eugene
Stevens at Woodsholne last week.
Miss Mary F. Pond. DR.. Charles L.
Hiss, and Eugene Stevens sang, and
Mrs. Jennings read character selections.
Galen l. TAFT, trustee. has sold to
Porter n. Butt two building lots in the
American University Park.
AS the result of complaint by resi-
dents in this vicinity the board of edu-
cation will reopen the school at Oak
mount closed several months ago, at
the beginning of the next school year.
Frank Feaster. fifty years old, was
injured while in the city last week try
ing TO board a car and was treated at
the hospital.
w. Smith. second baseman for the
Purdman baseball club. was injured a
week ago by a ball striking him in the
stomach. His condition was. serious, but
now 1t is stated that he is recovering.
University Park Realty.
Louis Bratton bought two lots in the
American University Park from Galen
TAFT for 81, 100.
At recent meeting the following were
elected vestrymen of St. Johns Church,
at Bethesda: Horace S. Jones, John J.
Wharton, jr. NJ. Wilson Offut, William
H. Roach, T. Conrad DODGE II. Latane
Lewis, James Dalrymple, and Dr.. John
Lewis Mr. Jones was chosen senior
warden, Dodge T. Everett, junior war
den: II. Latane Lewis, register; NJ VIII
son Offut and William R. Roach delt.-
gates TO diocesan convention.
Col Spencer c. Jones has returned to
his home after spending several months
visiting his daughter, Mrs. T. r. Fav-
erly, at New Orleans. He returns in
splendid health.
IHoiiaS n OIIut, son OF MT ana Mrs.
T. D. Ofut, and Miss Anna Smith, of
Hancock. Md. were recently married
q the home of the bride
Muriel Kenney. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
". Kenney, of Cherr'- Hill, died at the
home of his parents last Tuesday even
ing after a brief Illness.
Leonard Peyton sold section Of Bar
ryfar to Sarah E Scott
Harry a. Dawson has sold his home
near Halptne to Samuel T. Kalbfus, of
Washington. for $500. The tract con-
tains 1875 acres.
Della Z. Mertz has bought building
site in Cleveland Park from Stuart H
Edwards.
Wednesday evening at the home of
AR and Mrs. Philip A. Darneil1e, their
second daughter. Miss Eva McSwaine
Darneille, and Robert Corless Steele, of
Boston. were married by the Rev
Charles E. Buck. The home on the
Tenleytown road was decorated with
palms. foliage, and flowers. and the
couple stood under a bower OF palms
and lilies for the ceremony and recep-
tion. Bell Buoy and Harry Lawson
were ushers, and William H. Reading
or Rockville. was best man. Mr. and
Mrs. Steele, after a trip North, will go 10
their summer home, Swan Island, near
Gloucester, Mass.