The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-26
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Mrs. S. Ward Fighter was visiting
friends in Tacoma Park Monday
The Hon. Sydney E. Mudd was in town
on legal business Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Mayo returned Monday
from months stay in Baltimore.
Miss Blanche Mudd, of Landover. is
visiting Miss Lucy E. Latirner.
! Mrs A. 3. Southland. of Chica go. is
visiting the family of Frederick A. Far
ling, Brentwood. and VIII remain until
after the inauguration
Representative John f. Lacey, of Iowa.
delivered an address to the students of
the Maryland Agriculture College on
the evening OF Washingtou's Birthday
Miss Lucy E. Latimer attended n
eaEcing party at Landover. Tuesday
evening
Captain Sylvester, president of the
Maryland Agriculture College, treated
the boys OF the Junior and senior classes
70 dance Friday evening Many young
| people from Hyattsville attended
The members of the fire department
have just placed two FOOL tables in their
hall.
House Torn Down.
The partly burned house on Maryland
avenue. near Guy. has been torn down
and removed in compliance with a notice
OF the town council
Neat signs bearing the names of the
streets have been placed In every street
corner in Hyatfsville. under the direc-
ton of Councilman Charles H Long.
Miss Mary Emack. of Laurel. has pre-
seHted to John T. Hickey, commander
of the George NJ. Emack Camp of Con-
federate Veterans. a portrait OF her
brother, Captain Emack, for whom the
camp was named.
DR.. Guy w. Latimer has bought the
home of DR.. Charles A. Wells and will
move tntoeit shortly. Dr. Wells reserves
strip seventy feet wide off the west
side OF the grounds on which he will
erect another home. In the meantime
he VIII occupy the house vacated by DR..
I4atimer
Miss Sailie Conrad Fauntleroy, teacher
of elocution ia the Womans College,
Frederick, Md. gave a reading in the
hall of the Maryland Agricultural Col
Iege Friday evening In the presence of
large and appreciative audience.
Church Women Give Social.
The women of The Methodist Episcopal
Church South gave a social tea at odd
Fellows Hall, Tuesday evening, for the
benefit Of their church, which was a
social and financial success. Miss Lizzie
Burgess presided at the piano, Misses
I5ttie Bowen and Amy SfeIfOx gave
readings, and Charles Richardson rem
dered several violin solos, with accom-
panimeuts by Miss Lucille Brooks.
Miss Maggie Welsh gave her young
friends party at her home Friday
evening. Those taking part in the
games and dances were Misses Bessie
Ray, Gertrude and Margery Pagan, May
and Ida Seyboth, Resale Carr, Maria
Drury, Bessie Robinson, VioIette Duck
EFT, Eva Palmer. Rose Carroll. Marie
Blundon, Ruth BurnEide, and Harold
burnside. Dwight and Francis Gait,
Mortimer Carr, Clarence and McCul-
Tough Wilson. Hammond Welsh, Court
ney Geib, Francis Duckett. Francis
Quisenherry, Carl Seyboth, Louis Whit
iiag, and a D. Cockey. Misses Bessie
Robinson and Marion Drury and Court,
ney won prizes III the games
Half Pound Party.
MF and Mrs. Alexander GUIDE gaveJ
their daughter. Pearl, a surprise half.
pound party Monday evening There,
were present Rosie Mcchesney, Martha.
Fainter, Helen Joy, Jamie Ager Nora
.Hredkamp, May Woodward. Linette JOY.
Elsie Hall, Sarah GUIDE. Judson GUIDE.
Eddie LennaEdt. George Hall, Harry
Long, Elmo McChesney, Francis Fainter,
Wfiinrd Hall, Albert Herbert Charles
Chandler, Norman Ager. Walker Bran
son. James Mcfarland Willie Wood
ward. and Willie MeChesney.
number of young people had much
fun at masquerade party in Masonic
Hall Wednesday evening. They were: