The Washington times., 1905-07-30
Northeast
Washington.

Mrs. T. ". Gleason, daughter, and
son. of 326 Eleventh street went to Nor-
folk. Va. for d three weeks visit With
friends ami relatives
The Rev Ben Baker, who is supplying
the Baptist church in Georgetown. con-
Quoted the prayer meeting services Ia
the Centennial Baptist Church, Eighth
and [ streets, on Thursday evening.
Mrs. E. B. Braden. of 11lS H street,
has gone to New York for two weeks.
Mrs. H. NJ. Allen, OF S12 Second street.
left home Thursday for Lake Georgs.
n. Y. where she will spend the baIanos
! of the summer, remaining until Octe-
| ber
Geneveve Thomas. of iii I street. gave
q birthday party on Friday evening.
July q. at the home of her parents.
About twenty of her little friends re-
sponded to the invitation. and delight
full evening was spent, in games. musia,
and other forms OF entertainment. Re-
freshments were served, and the little
| lady received a large number of nice
| presents.
Owing to objection made by the resi-
dents in the vicinity Of Eleventh and I
streets, the playground that was to be
located there has been removed to
Graceland Cemetery lot. corner Bladens-
burg and Benning roads, where the ap-
paratus will be placed In position this
| week
The Junior Endeavor Society of the
KelIar Memorial Church. TO the number
Of fifty. gave an excursion 20 the Luth-
eran Home on Wednesday evening The
purpose OF the excursion was TO afford
an evenings diversion for the old people
| at the home. A program Of music and
| recitations was given, and refreshments
| taken along for the purpose were served.
The Rev. A. K. Wright, pastor OF the
Centennial Baptist Church. Iectured TO
his congregation last Sunday evening on
| Social Life in the Orient
, The Centennial Social Circle gave an
ice cream sociable in the church grounds
on Tuesday evening for the benefit OF
i the church.
E. Benjamin Fry and Miss Minnie F.
| Porter, of Loudoun county, Va, were
quietly married at the residence of the
Rev. Charles Butler, pastor Of the KeI-
| lar Memorial Church on Monday after
noon.
Henry Brewood and family Of 1894
North Carolina avenue. left the city on
| Monday for an extended vacation at the
! seashore They viii visit Atlantic City
and other points before their return.
Private j. Sullivan, of Truck A COM
/ pany, last week stole q march on his
comrades by taking Miss Nellie Foley to
Baltimore and making her his wife. It
| was some days before the news was
| known at Truck 4.
| L. s. Rollins, of chemical company
No. 3. was recently assigned TO Truck
| 4 and AIphonso UppeFman, Of Truck
a, took his place at chemical No 5.
Miss Ruby Hall, of Twelfth and II
Miss Estelie Healy, Of Chester, Pa,
left the city this week for a short visit
to their grandfather, J. B. Hall, at
Farmers Fork, Va.
On Tuesday evening Edmund Granger
and Emma Cation were quietly married
In st. Joseph's Church, Father FeaIy,
acting pastor, officiating. The ceres
mony was attended by the relatives and
! a few friends of the bride and groom.
The Ladies Benevolent Legion Of st.
| Joseph's Church, has invited the altar
boys of that parish to an excursion
| to Chesapeake Beach, to be held tomoF-
row.
Miss Katherine Maloney. of Baltimore.
is the guest of Miss Helen Quill. of III
Third street.
The Rev. Father George B. Harring-
ton, formerly a resident Of Capitol Hill.
was a guest last week at st. Joseph 3
lrectory.