The Washington times., 1905-10-08
KenNingfon

Mrs George H Snyder and Mrs. Ed
gar Moore. will go next week as dele
gates from the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of st. Paui's Methodist
Episcopal Church. to- attend the annual
convention OF the Baltimore branch of
the Women's Foreign Missionary Society
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The convention VIII be held in Baiti-
more, the first session being On Wednes-
day. October II.
Mr.. F. B. Chambers and his sister.
Mrs. Annie Menill. spent a few days
in Baltimore this week
Miss Katherine d. Merry, of Dunn
Loring. Va, was the guest of MIR. and
Mrs J. H Cunningham recently.
Don NJ Carr is I'll at HIS home in Bal
timore street.
William Tenell. OF the firm OF Tenill
& Little. recently sold for Mr.. B. II.
Warner, the house on Montgomery ave-
nue.. facing the library. The purchaser
moved his family in a few days ago.
Mrs Dobson, Of Washington. was the
guest recently CT her son and his wife
at their home on Baltimore street
William T. Hutchinson and family
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis W.
Maxson last week
steward Of ST. Paurs NJ F. Church.
Frank Andrews has beer appointed in
his place.
The Woman's Club met on Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. B. F. Kumler The
program consisted OF IAN Historical
Sketch of the Mikado's Empire" by
Mrs. George w Ashworth, and "wo-
men in Japanese Literature and His
tory" by Mrs. James Cook.
W. II. H. Smith. OF Washington. gave
a lecture at the Town Hall on Monday,
for the benefit Of the Noyes Library
Mr.. Smiths subject was Japan"
Mrs. Lemira A. Langille and her
daughters removed to Washington on
Saturday Mrs LangiIle has for many
years been closely identified with the
educational interests in kensington-
Miss Kate Pratt, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Hoel Nc
Queen, for some weeks, has returned 10
her home in Washington.
Mr.. Kennedy and daughter and Miss
Lindinger have taken an apartment in
Washington. and removed from Ken
sington last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ridgely and the
children are back again in their cottage
on Fawcett avenue
MITE 1ileS ana neC Idrnlly, VINO nave
occupied their home for the summer,
have gone to Washington.
Mrs. Mary Fawcett is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Richard S. Anderson
The Alpha Mus met last Saturday |
night at the home of Mrs ]. w. Town |
send The following boys and girls
were elected TO membership: Howard
King, Wilson Townsend, Lena Simp- |
son, Laura and Elizabeth Gilliland.
Herbert Simpson. Carroll Duvall. and
Grace Little. The next meeting OF the
club will be with Nellie Shafor. on Hal
loween.
Scott and George Israel have gone to |
New York city, where they will in the
future make their home with their |
mother. Mrs Frank Higgins.
A meeting was held Friday evening at
the home of Theodore ingalls, King. TO !
form a Senior Society OF Christian En- /
deavor In the Warner Memorial Pres |
byterian Church. Casper G. Dickson and /
j. 3. Bronson have the movement IN /
charge.
The Columbia School opened last week \
with good outlook for the years work. /
The attendance at the school is larger /
than ever before and the corps OF teach |
ers very efficient,
The Republican Club of Kensington |
and vicinity. held meeting in the Town !
Hail last Saturday evening Addresses /
Gayland c. Tate. Refreshments were /
served.
Watson W. EIdridge. jr.. is attending 1
George Washington. University where /
he is preparing TO take up the study of |
medicine