The Washington times., 1905-03-26
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NAIS" "is
Esau Rembert living at lazS W!he
street who was treated at the Ener-
gency Hospital last week Tor broken
ankle. is still confined to his bed Mr-
Rembert received his injuries Whhe
working In the Pension Office
The XVI Euchre Club met last wed
nesday evening at the home OF Miss AGA
Gilliland The successful contestants TOT
the prizes were Miss Edith Page, MISS
Sara Carrick. E. Clarence Poston, Frank
Carr, and Clifford Kettler. Consolation
prizes were presented TO Miss Mae carr
ard Robert Lewis. After the euchre thc
club members were invited to the dlh-
ing-room, where refreshments were
served.
These present were the Misses EsteHe
Burke. Laura Black. Sara Carrick, Mae
Carr. Ada Gillland, Alice Jordan, Edith
Page. and Mabel Poston; Frank carr,
Clifford E. Kettler, Robert Lewis Ar
thur Mitchell. William c. McCurdy. +:
Clarence Poston. Fred Thorneu' anu
Frank Tucker The club will be enter
tained next by Miss Edith Page
The Seminole Euchre Club met on Fri
games were all hotly contested, and the
Jrizes which the hostess awarded were
especially tasty Those present were
Misses verda and Edna Knots, Sailie
Rollins Sadie Hunt, Mrs. Knots. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Vierbuchen, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Cole, T. 1. Baxter, Arthur
and Holland Knots, Donald Britt. Ray
Heacock. and Stacey Heacock. The
prizes were awarded to Miss Rollins. and
Mr.. Vierbuchen. After a very enjoyable
session the club adjourned. to meet with
Mrs. Vierbuehen Friday evening, March
81.
The Excelsior Literary Club held its
regular meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Hawkes., the president. last Tuesday
evening. Miss Gully opened the program
with a vocal solo called Farewell
Mrs. Willis. the essayist OF the day, had
as her subject The English Abolition
of Slavery and the Poor Law making
an interesting paper of a dry bit OF his
tory. Extended discussion followed.
z.aying that many had good memories
and were well up in historical research
Mrs Frisbee read an essay on "Napo-
leon" Mrs. Webb read paper on The
Origin and Manufacture OF Locomo-
tiyes:" the history and description Oh
st. Paul's Cathedral were given by Mrs.
Emerson, supplemented by Mrs. BRAD
lev with fine Illustrations; MISS Cham-
berlain read in a numerous vein de-
scrip.ion Of the Kew Gardens, as seen
by Herself and Friends.
Miss Sevina Goldsmith is entertaining
Miss Lillian Seligman, her friend from
Baltimore. Miss Seligman expects 10
stay in washington for several weeks
A very enjoyable party was given last
Wednesday night by NJ. j. Mcka1n. OF
43s l. street in honor of the elghty-slxtn
birthday of his mother-in-law. Mrs. X.
Batters After dancing a buffet supper
was served Among those present Were
Mrs. NJ. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. K, Batters,
the Misses Maggy Murphy. Katie Muir
phy, Maggie Heany, Annie Heany, M
Fitzpatrick Annie O'Hanlon. John Mad
den, Mary Farrell, Julia Collins, and
Florence Sheehy; Michael O'Hanlon
Roger O.Hanlon, Patrick O'Hanlon
John Casey, Austin Lofts, B. Parsons
p Reddington, E. j. De Lacy. Johr
Keefe. Thomas Heany, Eunice Cunning
ham, Barney Murphy. and Thomas Nc
Carthy.
The young ladies Of Washington Col
lege were at home to visitors last Tues
day evening between the hours of
and :.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney c. Kaufman have
returned from a trip to Norfolk ane
Old Point Comfort. In the former city
they were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
A. Sigmund.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora H Tracy have hat
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Ix,< tof
Wednesday afternon for their home II
Ohio.