The Washington times., 1905-07-09
Goes to Harpers Ferry.

MISS NJ. Gardner. teacher in the
Towers school. corner Seventh and C
streets southwest, has gone to Harpers
Ferry TO spend her vacation She is
accompanied by Miss Cole, a sister
teacher
Clara Mcmahon. whose home is at
N3J Georgia avenue southeast. aged
twenty-four years, was taken to the
Emergency Hospital about o'clock
sunday morning. and treated for car
boiic acid burns on her face and neck
Miss Georgia E. Miller, of Capitol
Hill. has gone to Denver and other
Western points to remain tnree months.
Miss Lena Wilkins is a member of a
large house party now being entertained
BY Miss Daingerfieid and MISS Gordo,
in Richmond, Va
victor Tent, No. 933. JUROR Recha-
bites, elected the following officers:
Shepherd, John R. Mahoney; counselor.
John A Mitchell: P. c. r., LEROY
Fields; c. R., Frank Scott: d. r..
Frank Bentley; r. s.. Frank Davis:
r. s., Willis Grem, levfte, John Miller:
l. o., Pratt Croniger; o. G., Frank Web
ster; assistant counselor, John Schrott:
supporters, Harvey Cole, Arthur John
son, Elwood Wilson, and John Hayre
A letter was read from Gen. George
would be run to Congress Heights on
July to accommodate Rechabites and
their friends attending the picnic The
boys were put through the spear
manual and drills in marching prepara-
tory to the parade on July l.
Taylor Grimes, ACCOMPANIED by his
sisters. the Misses Minnie and Edith
Grimes. left Saturday night for sew
eral weeks stay at the Virginia Hot
Springs.
A monthly business meeting cf the
Laurels was held recently at sos Ninth
street southeast, and the following Off
GERS reelected: ]. B. Altman. presi-
dent; George II. Solbach, secretary; II
n. Williams. treasurer.
The report of the amusement commit
tee on the excursion to Marshall Hall
was read After the transaction of
business, refreshments were served and
cards, and games were INDUCED in to
late hour. The club was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George II. So1bach
The following members Were present:
0fr. and Mrs. George A. Mahoney, Mr.
and Mrs. David Leman Mr. and Mrs
N IA Williams, Mr. and Mrs George
II. Solbach, Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Lith-
gov, MIR. and Mrs. J. B. Altman
AT St Peters Church Wednesday
morning of last week Miss Mary NJ.
Brizolare anil John prender were quiet
" married The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. James n. O'Brien,
and the couple were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. GeorEe A. Mason. Many rela-
tives and friends were present at a
reception held in the evening at the
new home.
The Steel Plate Transferers' Associa-
tion of the Bureau of Printing and
Engraving, of which Mr. Prender is a
member, attended in a body. Many
handsome gifts were received by the
bride, among them Il silver service from
the association OF which her husband
is a member.
Matilda Hilley, resident of South
east Washington. was one of a large
number treated at the Providence Hos
pital Tuesday for burns received while
discharging fireworks.
Miss May Wells, of l c street south
east, spent the week with friends at
Bel Air. Md, and returned home Friday.
Mrs. Bond is visiting relatives in the
mountains of Pennsylvania.
Five two-story brick houses are being
built on c street between Seventh and
Eighth streets.