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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-03-02
NEWS--SCIMITAR THOUGHTS,

When your whisky freezes and has to
pc broken With Ratchet and drunk in
chunks in it no good, and it comes from
man who does not adver tise. -Harde-
man Free Press.
When question of morals confronts
the people, the preacher would be a
laggard, un true to his responsibility if
he did not take hand.
We amt maxim of no threats to
leave our native State, but we wish to
notify the Tennessee legislator that Ar
kansaw's legislator has created the Of
fee of State beer inspector an we have
. chanel at the ointment -Hardeman
Free Press.
In the last issue of his pap CIV Lyle
lows we wus a-lurkin' around Uncle
Abe Snoddy's stili-house a-drinkin' of
the liker as il dripped warm from the
worm. All we have to say, is that you
are no more apt to find truth in what
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-03-02

Moike Connolly puts Johnson City
and Cy Lyle with his Comet in Ark
ansas. WE'LL good for Cy, but what
about Arkansas p Hardeman Free
Press.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-03-02

The report that Jack Reeves, Cy
Lyle and Bill Montgomery went into a
combine to put Nashville under the
Adams law, by making way with all
malts or other liquors, is untrue Cy
was not there, but futher deponent
saith not. jacksonville Democrat.
Your explanation is satisfactory, but
its hard on Cy.-Montgomery's Vindi-
Gator.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-03-02

Out in Dakota young man stopped
riot among school girls by kissing
them. 1t is not stated where the re.
mains of the young man were buried.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-03-02

The junketing trips should be let
alone. They help some fellows to look
wise who couldn't tell double entry
set of books from the New Testament
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-03-02

Beginning next week The Comet will
publish a weekly letter from the Sol
diers' Home from the fluent pen Of
Mr.. W. Fl. Brady.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-03-02

Cy Lyle says than you are to find a
marriage lieens in a Chicago flat. -
Hardeman Free Press.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Charles Stewart Buried.

The funeral of Charles Stewart, who
died at his residence, 41s First street,
took place from st. Cyprian's Church
Thursday. Mr.. Stewart leaves a widow.
Mrs. Ozela Stewart.
A Halloween party was given Tuesday
night at the residence of the Misses
TrenOlla. on Fourth street. Mr. Leiper
sang. and Prof. w. 3. Soper gave a
number of -iano solos. Those present
were Miss Gertie Miller. Miss Mary
Disney, Miss Meyers. Miss Ridley Hal
ley. Miss Cora TrenolIa, Miss Florence
Goss. Miss Hattie Haines Miss Maud
TrenOlla, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Bells. Mr..
and Mrs A. l. Garrett. Miss Inez Ire
nOlla. the Misses Alice and Gertrude
Trenolia. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. TrenoIla,
Thomas Haggan, Jesse Nausea. Frank
Mann, Michael Quirk, John McCarron,
Mr.. Leiper. Guy Trotten. Charles raY-
lor. Ross Sanderson. Samuel Ruark
Bernard Miller. Joseph Campeu. Prof
William Soper. Prof. Braur TrenoIIa
Prof. Roland Garrett. Curtis Draper
and Lloyd Gaines
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Surprised on Birthday.

A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Fred. Reinhardt, of 157 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast, Thursday.
Mrs. Reinhardt's birthday Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Dod-
son and family. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Stephens. Clifford Stephens. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Miller and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Iden. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
s. Manning and sons. Mr.. and Mrs
William Dargfe, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Gerhard and daughters. Mr. and Mrs
j. Monroe Kreiter, Robert Kreiter and
Monroe Kreiter
Miss Jessie and Miss Edna Carr enter
tanned Tuesday evening for Halloween.
Among those present were Miss Ger
trude Arnold. Miss Eta Kolbe. Miss
Sallie Belt, Miss Lena Belt. Miss Mary
Ferguson, Miss Katherine Ferguson,
Miss Jessie Carr, Miss Edna Carr, Jack
Maynard, Arnold Freddy, Langley
Heatherton. John F'lathers. Ralph Wood
ley, Ferguson Fague, Theodore Stewart,
and Kenneth Robinson.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

ByrTcs. J. Burdine. and G. O'Donoa,se.
L. May, A. May, w. Sullivan, Judge
Jenkins, <. Mueller, F. Warder, X
Daniels. P Shade. w Robertson. Dr.
Bruce, S. Bates. NJ. Czizek, J. Moran,
r. Clark, Burdine, T. Sullivan. C
Doing. 7. O'DOnOhue. and J. Sullivan.
J. G. Urbanowicz, who has been Wis
iting in Cleveland. Ohio. has returned
to his home in Brookland
J. Billings is visiting relatives and
friends in Indiana and Tennessee.
Miss Corrine Harmon. who has been
visiting her mother in Dinwiddie coun-
ty. Va. has returned to her home in
BrookIand
On Tuesday last a very pleasant
stlTwride was given by Miss Annie Da-
wilson. The wagon and party started
about o'clock at the corner Of Sew
enth and Florida avenue northwest,
from thence out Brightwood avenue to
Shepard road. and down Harewood
road to Miss DaDVidSon'S home in
Brookland, where they amused them
selves with games. music, and dancing.
Among those present were the Misses
p. Caldwell, NJ. Niepold, NJ. Haines. c..
Hodges, b. Whaley, J. Boss, 4. David
son, F. Bradshaw. P. Kingsley, r. San
ders, G. Lambert, p. Frey, w. David
son, and ". WHAT.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Post0mce Changes.

The following postofnces in this coun-
ty. which are now supplied by rural
free delivery, will be discontinued af-
ter November Is; Aspen. Avery, Beane.
Glen Grifton, Hunting Hin. Montrose.
Goshen. Layhin. Norwood. Woodfeld.
and Oa<dale
A fire destroyed the barn OF L. W.
Barnesley. near Oakdale. last Monday
Seven hundred and fifty bushels of
wheat were consumed, as we'll as a num-
Der Of farming implements and a lot of
hay and corn; also a threshing ma
chine belonging TO Mr. Harriss. The
loss is partly covered by insurance
The will of the late George e. Brooke.
OF Olney. which has been filed for pro-
bate. bequeaths to Charles +. Brooke.
son OF the deceased. the home farm
Brooke Grove" containing 212 acres, and
TO his other children. Mrs. StabIer and
Mrs. Kirk. a farm of 100 acres each
After making other bequests to his chill
dren and grandchildren. he directs that
the residue Of the estate be divided
equally among the three children
The will Of the late Zachariah Briggs
Of GaitheTsburg. this county, IS on file
for probate. His estate is left to his
widow. Mrs. Mary j. Briggs.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Rockville

ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov. 4-Joseph
Reading has Issued invitations for the
marriage Of his daughter. Miss Sarah
Capner Reading, 10 Theodore Mason
Of this place. the ceremony to take
place at 8 o'clock, on November D. in
the PRESBYTERIAN Church here
on Wednesday afternoon of last week
at the Protestant Episcopal Church at
Fairlend, this county. Miss Helen Faw-
cett. Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. e LLOYD
Fawcett, Of Colesville. was married 10
Truman Ross Cissel. by Rev BaRoach.
rector of the church.
Richard Poole. OF this county. is i'll
at his home at POoiesville
The building OF the canning factory at
GAINESVILLE Station now seems assured,
as all OF the stock OF $4,000 has been
subscribed.
william G. Bean has purchased from
W w Welsh the property known as
the Corrick House, in the eastern sec
tion Of the town.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Tribute to Sylvester.

Major Sylvester has received a high
tribute 10 the AnacOstia police in the
form Of letter from J. T. d. PyIcs, of
AnacOstia, who compliments the police
OF Anacostia on the success in appre-
hending persons who robbed his store.
Several times the store has been rob
bed. and shortly after notice has been
given TO the police. the detection and
arrest OF The thieves followed
The work OF macadamizfnR the MarI-
boro pike from the District line. a
distance Of over two miles. has lust
been completed. The contractor for the
work was Thomas Lyons.
There is a slight epidemic Of dIphtheria
in this section. The three-year-old son
Of Policeman David Crouch is under
treatment for the disease az Providence
Hospital, and the six-year-oId son OF
George Baxter, resident of Washing
ton street. is confined at the homo Of
his parents with the same malodv
Neither one of the children is I'm n seri-
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Auxiliary Meets.

The Ladies Auxiliary of St. Mark
Church held its first meeting of the sea
son in the parish hall Thursday evening
Lieutenant Vernstein. of No. Engine
Company has been transferred to No
i
Mrs KichenlOWe formerly Miss Flor
ence Henderson, or Capitol Hill. has
gone TO her future home in Creice, Va
Mrs. William Miller. soprano. assisted
by George Vail. gave musicale for the
benefit OF the blind at the Library of
Congress Thursday
Mrs. william Brooke. 1886 Capitol
street. has returned from New York and
Philadelphia
Miss Helen Repett was given a sur
prise party by a number of friends.
Among those present were Mss Helene
Repetti. Miss Elizabeth Murphy. Miss
Martha Walsh. Misses Irene, Agness and
Helen Ryan. Miss Ruth Parks, Miss
Katherine Parks. Miss Mabel Hon.
man. Miss Jennie Morgan, Miss Nellie
Collihower. Miss Mshre, Miss SimmE.
Miss Helen HurfUth, Charles Adaloney.
Edmund Murphy, Albert Walsh, Rob
ert Gates. Joseph Collifiower, George
Repetti. Raymond Luckett. Samuel
Crown Paul Repetti and Leo Repettf
Miss Z. Oliver Johnson. OF 500 Eleventh
street, entertained at a theater party In
honor Of her birthday. The party in
cluded Miss Z. Oiina Johnson. Miss Flor
ence Johnson, Miss Bertha. Hough. Miss
Lille McCulIun. Miss May Weidman-
Miss Gertrude Weidman, Miss Josephine
Richmond and Miss Theresa Richmond.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
For Fire Alarm Boxes.

Secretary Sirich was directed to write
a letter to the District Commissioners
and request that several more fire alarm
two fire plugs be installed on Nichols
avenue, and that Nichols avenue from
Sheridan avenue up to St. EIzabeth's
be macadamized.
A letter was read from Commissioner
West thanking tho association for the
letter he received cOngra tulatfng him
upon his reappointmeHt The following
made application for membership in the
Citizens Association: S. NJ FTlIius.
Thomas Hollows. E. ]. Newcomb. J. f.
Talbot, r. H Cowan, George Norris.
and J. S. Lyon. The next regular meet
ing Of the association VIII be held Tues
day, November A.
J. H. Davidson has been appointed
a private in chemical engine company
No 5. vice ". D. Canter, resigned.
Miss Nellie Kenny was given a sur
prise party by a number of her friends
Of this place and vicinity last wednes-
day evening at the home Of her parents
in Bellview. D. c.
]. E. Talbot and family will move in
to their new dweIlin~ during the latter
part of this month.
Camp No 8. P o. Of A. will give an
oyster supper next Friday evening on
Nichols avenue.
A party was given IN honor OF the
Misses Wright recently at the residence
OF Mrs. Phil Magruder, of Brothers
street. Randle Park.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Halloween Party.

Miss Emily HetneId entertained a
number OF her friends at a Halloween
party last Tuesday. Most OF the even
Ing was spent in games. music. dancing
and singing.
X. Moulster will shortly leave for
portsmouth Ohio. where he will speno
3 few weeks with relatives.
On Halloween a most successful ann
Joyous surprise party was rendered Miss
Eva Hurd at her home on Newton streer
by between twenty and thirty OF her
friends. Besides the regular Halloween
experiments a few novel ones were in
troouced. Among them were the three
witches who were dressed in red. white
ana black. with high pointed hats. me
Misses Hughes. Pee, and Messrs. Nv
land. E1ker. were the successful hunter
Ior the treasure I'm the large cake.
Among those present were Rev ana
Mrs. Lawless. Judge and Mrs. hura
the Misses Price. Patton. Hess. Ye-
Anna, Lucy, and Sarah Lynch. HugbAs
E Hurd. Nellie and Anna MiddIekaurr
Sehr1vener. and 9. Brown, Rev. \. M
Geren, and Messrs Waters. hvIano
Price. Kesrns. E1ker. Knight. and "A,
Hurd
Miss Amelia Etz is visiting relatives
In GaithersburR, Md.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Moved to Town.

II. A. Dobson's family moved into
Washington for six months November
l. They vii spend the winter with AIr
Dobsons father and mother on Capitol
Hill. Robert H. Martins family will
occupy the DObsOn house during their
absence.
DR.. and Mrs William Labane Lewis
entertained Saturday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. John French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. Galley were IN
Kensington last Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Sims spent last Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Elsie J.
Cunningham.
Loren Fl. Mnliken and family left
KensingtOn on Thursday to spend the
winter months in Washington. They viii
be at the Cliffbourne-
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyner and their children
will occupy Mr. Milliken's house for six
months. Mr.. Tyner's family has been
living near Wheaton.
Mrs. E. J. Hartshorn entertained MEM
bers of the Woman's Club. who are in
terested in the Montgomery County
Federation. at a luncheon on Friday.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
'DrOOkIaDd

Miss Aura Middlekauff has returned
after short visit to Hagerstown. Nd.
r. PlUmmer. Of the Department Of
Justice. has moved into the house re-
Gently vacated by Judge Pennvba cker
on Newton street.
Last Wednesday evening, at the resi-
dence OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs "
y. Wetzel. OF Girard street. Miss F,da
NiVetta, their daughter. was married 10
J. Arthur Greer, OF Cedarviue. Prince
George county. Nd. The Rev. G. q
Morhart. OF Christ Evangelist Lutheran
Church. OF Washington. oficiated. The
house was beautifully decorated with
myrtle vines, carnations, and American
Beauty roses. Miss Dorothy I.anipan
OF Brookland, was bridesmaid: Rov
Greer OF Washington, a cousin of the
groom was best man. The flower
bearers were Marie and Robert NJ
creaght The bride vves attfred In white
point d'esprit over white tafreta silk. and
the bridesmaids costume was cream NET
over cream taffe1a silk.
st. Anthony's Club Will meet next Ecr4-
Gay at the residence OF AIr. Moran. Ussf
Lawrence streea. =
Ed. Marean and Charles Hasna. hsvs
returned from a trip TO Boston.
Miss Weber and son. OF Baltimore
Nd, were recent visitors OF Mrs. Yeager
OF Ninth street.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
So0tEeaF SlljIlgtOn.

Miss Inez Mag Howard, daughter Of
Mp. and Mrs Henry Howard, and Dr.
Joseph Henry Wood were married at
the residence Of the brides parents.
A surprise masquerade party was
given Miss Vance Sullivan. of s22 South
Carolina avenue. on Halloween. Besides
Halloween pranks, there was taffy
pulling.
Miss Roberta Grant. of 621 North Caro-
lima avenue, has returned to her home
from Boston, Mass, where she has
been the guest of an aunt
R . Hutchins. who has been visiting
relatives in Charles county, Nd. has
returned TO his home 631 North Caro-
lima avenue.
Mrs Maurice Vaughn. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred Scrib-
ner. sl2 Fourth street. returned Mon
day to her home. in Anne Arundel
county.
Miss Ethel Paxon entertained at her
home. 624 D street, on Halloween.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
AIee0a0I1drIa

Miss Emily Entwisle OF this city is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Vim. G. Carr.
in Washington
Rev Tinsley Thrift Of Spottsylvania
county, who has been the guest OF Col
T. H Ficklin in this city. has returned
home.
Page Brawner. of Warrenton. has ac-
cepted a position with Henry F. Robert
son in this CITY
DR.. L. c. Smith paid a visit to friends
at OccoQuan last week.
Mrs. Aline Nash. who has been i'll at
her home in North Patrick street. has
recovered sufficiently TO be about the
house again.
DR.. Louis Green has returned from
his vacation.
August OehIert. who was elected
member of the board Of police commits
sioners. has qualified before Mayor
Pan
Mrs. Peter Wise who has been sum
mering at Hyattsville. Md. has returned
TO her home in this city.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Women to Meet.

The drst annual meeting Of the Mont
gOmery County Federation OF Women's
Clubs will be held in Kensington No
vember 15 under the auspices Of the
Woman's Club of Kensington
Watson w Eldridge's family moved
to Washington on Wednesday. Mr.
Eldridge has rented his house for two
years.
Mrs J. W. Townsend and Miss Gayley
were the guests on Wednesday of Mrs
Harry T. Newcomb at her new home
near Bethesda.
Mrs J. E. Bradley has been spending
a lew days in Kensington.
Mrs. Thomas Holbruner was taken
seriously III last Sunday Her condi-
ton is now better.
Mrs A. S. Dalton and her sister. Miss
Victorine Surratt, have gone for a
month to visit their mother. Mrs. J. H.
Surratt. in Baltimore.
The Thursday afternoon euchre met
at the home of Mrs. J. G. G. Thompson
this week Mrs. White won the first
prize and Mrs Thompson the second.
Mrs. and Miss Shepley, Of Stony Crest,
accompanied by ElOise Butler, the lit
tie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A
Butler, have gone for a sea trip f-om
Boston to Jacksonville, returning by
way OF New York. They viii be gone
a month.
n. A Proctor's family has gone 70
Congress Heights for the winter.
Mrs. Margaret Tegeler is spending q
few days in Washington.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
From Austria.

The family OF Frank Reb arrived here
Thursday from Austria. Mr. Reb met
them in Baltimore. Md. bringing them
here. where they will occupy the West
cottage in Randle Park.
Lieut.. H J. Raley, OF engine company
No. 6. removed his family from Nichols
avenue 10 the city on Wednesday
Great preparations are being made for
tho old Folks Concert" which is 10 be
given in the near future at the Metho-
odlst Episcopal Church on Nichols
avenue.
Work is progressing on the erection
OF a large store and dwelling for z. n.
Matting1y on Nichols avenue. in the
Butterleld addition.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
SPANKED sa-YEAR-oLD BOY.

Red Bank. Pa. Oct. 23.-Friends and
neighbors for miles around assembled at
the residence OF Mrs. Betsy Freeman TO
celebrate the nth anniversary of her
birth. and. to prove TO her guests that
she is still strong and hearty, the hos
tess I'm q spirit OF fun called her young
est son. William 10 her side She in
formed Willie" that he had been a
naughty boy and forthwith proceeded
to lay him across her knee and admin
lister a sound spanking. Willie Is
eighty-tWo years old Mrs Freeman
does not look her age by nifty years.
She knew every person who was pres
first names. Her faculties are unimpair-
ed and her greatest pleasure in life IS
reading her bible, which she does for
hours al time. She has memorizso 8
great part Of the book
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
C6ngreSSfIoiglltNS

The mass meeting and smoker of the
citizens of this suburb was a largely at
tended affair at the town hall on Ham
ltOn road. last Tuesday evening. O. A.
Emmons presided, with n NJ Sirich as
secretary A report of the petition COM
mittee on sewage was made by its
chairman. z. J. Newcomb
During the meeting two committees
were appointed by the chairman, as fol-
lows: Railroad. s. NJ. Fillius. E J..
Newcombe, and G. c. Click. jr.: COM
mittee TO call on the city postmaster
and arrange better mail facilities, NJ. ].
Fillius. S. NJ. Fillius, and E. n. Mat
tingly.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
ANNOOS1a

The police at the local precinct were
Informed by Edward Flaherty, a car
Denter who lives at 3fS Polk street,
Anacostia. OF the disappearance of his
red leather pocketboOk, containing
about $50 and a number of receipts. He
said that he missed it while a pas
senger on a street car
Over fifty members OF the Epworth
League of the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church were entertained at
the home of Miss Emma Simpson, 1874
Jackson street. Tuesday night Hallow-
cen was appropriately observed.
Last week a lady resident of Wash
iDgton street presented the members OF
No. 10 engine company at Washington
and Pierce streets. Anacostia, with a
set of the works of Scott for the COM
pany's library. The lady declined to
permit the use of her name.
Mounted Policeman A w. Green, who
was acting night sergeant in the Ana
costa precinct for the past week, be-
came suddenly i'll Friday evening. and
was obliged to give up his place. Mount
ed Policeman T. A. Lusby was appoint
ed to I'LL the place as acting night
sergeant
While experimenting some work in
connection with the extension OF Penn
sylvania avenue last Saturday, Fore
man Gilbert. OF the contractors force
engaged in the work. was caught in
cable and hurled a distance of about
thirty-five feet. The accident occurred
between Branch avenue and Bowen
road. Mr.. Gilbert was not seriously
hurt, but received a bad shaking up
y meeting was held Tuesday evening
last by the committee of the Anacos-
tia Citizens Association, having in
charge the question relating to the i'm
pcOvement of the flats in the Anacostia
river. A report was prepared for the
association. James c. Leonard is
chairman of the committee.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Surprised on Birthday.

surprise party was given Mrs. Ellen
Carstens at her residence. 5II 3 street
10 celebrate her sixty-niuth birthday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
srts. George z. W. Strieby, Mr.. and Mrs
b T. Williams and son George. Mrs.
Marks. Mrs Juenemann. Mrs. Ristou
and Miss LenOre RistOn. Misses Ninna
Emma and Ella Carstens, and 6essrg
Mantz. Orthaus. SAMSON. Riston and
Philip and Blaine strieby.
At the celebration Of the soJsrn, bt,+,
mass at st. Cyprian's Roman Catholic
Shurch, Thirteenth and Q streets, Card
tnal Gibbons was present. The mass
was conducted by the Rev. George
Dougherty, OF the Catholic University
assisted by the Rev. Paul Grifth. OF
St Augustine's Church. as deacon. and
the Rey. Joseph Gallen. OF st. Peters
as subdeacon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schroth cele-
brated the hftieth anniversary OF their
marriage at their homo, 1908 East Can't
tol street Their four sons, two dauEh-
ters, and twenty-one grandchildren were
present.
Those attending the reception were
nr. and Mrs. Charles Schroth. tr. Mr.
e.Ad Mrs J. Stewart. OF Germantown
Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. J. b Schro4h. Mrs
Mary Knorliene, BTr. and Mrs ]. ] An
pich. Miss Amelia Ermold, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Hess. James Toole. Miss
Agnes Toole, Miss Margaret TooIe
Master Gilbert Schroth. Mss IIllte
Schroth, Miss Annie Stewart Cassard
and Ralston Schroth. and the Misses
Hose and Eunice Knorliene.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Back From Orient.

Dr. Nelson Gapin. u. S. A, Mrs Gapin.
and their daughter. returned to their
home SD North Carolina avenue. after
an absence Of two years in the Philip
pines. On their way home they spent
ten days with relatives in Cleveland.
Mrs. Mary Hendley. 200 a street. viii
De at home November 6.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kaufman. of 81 D street
southeast on Mr.. Kaufman's birthday.
Music. recitatLOns and refreshments were
the features The table was decorated
with white and yellow ch,ysanthemums.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Knowles. Mrs. Steinmeier, Mr..
and Mrs Branzell. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Schaub. Miss Matte Clark Mrs. Annie
Steinmeier, Mrs William Frey. and Mr..
Harry Steinmeier.
The four choirs of ST. Marks Episco-
pal Church gave a cantata in the church
on Wednesday evening.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Northeast
Washington.

The Misses Clara. Ida and Minnie
Wolf entertained a Halloween party at
their home. 603 r street northwest Tues
day evening. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs
Sutheron. Mrs. J. +. Rocket. tho Misses
Clara, Ida and Minnie Wolfe Miss Ger
trude Gates. Miss Catherine Rocket.
Charles VOlandt Robert Rocket and
Albert FelteT.
\ Halloween surprise party was ten
dered Eugene Sutton at his home. ia
Massachusetts avenue northeast Tues
day evening. Among those present
were Miss Mary Barry. Misf Mary
Gebhart, Miss Marie Gray, Miss Lizzie
Stecker, Miss :. Leroy, Miss Wilcox
Miss J. Dubois, Miss Helen Hall. Paul
Lebleue. Robert CATER, DR.. Leroy Jack
son. Hugh Matthews, Ambrce~ Brown
and Raymond L. Ford.
The first dance of the season given
by the AIoysius Club took place We'd