The Washington times., 1906-05-06
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The Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Sunday school teachers met wednesday
evening at the home or b. ". Kumler.
on Washington street The annual eIec-
ton OF officers resulted in the choice
OF the following: Superintendent. VII
liam NJ Terrell assistant superintend-
ent. James Brett Bronson; secretary,
Joseph w. Buck; treasurer. Louis W.
Maxson; pianist. Miss Alice Terrell A
committee was appointed 10 select nu-
sic and make other arrangements for
children's day. consisting OF Messrs-
Terrell. Bronson, and Dickson The
need of a mission school near Wheaton
has been under consideration for some
time. and a committee, consisting OF Dr.
Runner. Messrs. Terrell and Buck, VIII
look into the poss; ;oility Of establishing
such a school ard Il renting a suitable
room 70 be used Sunday afternoons.
Miss Mary Little. who has Deen spend-
ing the winter months in Washington.
has returned TO her home on Lincoln
place.
Mrs Lucy TAYLOR Jones, wife OF Levi
T. Jones. died at her residence on
washington street Tuesday evening
Funeral services were keld from Grace
NJ E. Church. Washington. on Thurs
day.
Clarence De Puy. who has peen EN-
Moved for some months in Phiiadel-
phia. is visiting his parents on Balu-
more street.
Mrs. Catherine Fenton was in Ken
sington for several days lasu week
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Norman en-
tertained about r dozen OF their friends
last Wednesday cvfning, At their home
on Washington street Mr. Norman
showed a number Of biological speci-
mems through microscope and talked
OF them very entertainingly. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Town
send. DR.. and Mrs. Runner. Miss Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G Dickson. Mr.. and
Mrs J. B. Bronson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Cunningham
Mrs. Noel Mcqueen spent a Few days
! this week with her sisters, the Misses
Pratt. in Washington.
DR.. Henry Runner Will leave Monday
morning fer Princeton, New Jersey.
where he will attend the commencement
exercises OF the Theological Seminary
! connected with that college Dr. Rum-
er expects 70 pay a visit 10 his Della
ware farm on his way home
The Ladies Aid and Home and For
eign Missionary Societies OF St Pauls
NJ e Church viii meet Wednesday
with Mrs. Florence Bryan-Priddy at
1874 Columbia road. Washington.
Miss Anna F. Gayley. who has spent
several months al Oak Park, III. with
her sister. Mrs. James T. Marshall. re-
turned home last Saturday
/ Mrs. A S. Dalton has returned to
! Kensinzton from a visit TO Baltimore.
! She has as her guest her sister, Miss
/ Victorine Surratt. who win stay for the
summer
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary So
| cieties OF the Warner Memorial Pres
/ byterian Church Will meet at the Sun
! day school building next Wednesday.
/ A concert for the benefit Of the San
Francisco sufferers was given by some
! OF the ladies and gentlemen Of St.
I Johns parish al the Parish Hall. Forest
| Glen. Thursday evening
Miss Alma Buck has gone 20 St Ag-
nes' Hospital. Baltimore. where she is
| under training for 2 nurse
Mrs. Lavlnia II Engle has returned
20 Forest Glen and is occupying ner
! cottage near ST Johns Church.
The home Of Mr.. Milstead. Capitol
View. was the scene Of a very pretty
wedding Thursday evening. when Miss
| Adeua y. MiIstead and Edward A.
Crawford were married by Rev. A. Z.
Speilman. The bride wore a becoming
gown Of white silk and carried white
flowers. The young couple viii make
their home at WOOdheld near Wash
ington Grove. this county.
| Mrs. Shepley has returned TO her home
/ Stony Crest. after several months' stay
at Atlantic city Mrs Shepley IS ac-
companied by her daughter. Mrs Fen
| wick. OF Buffalo. y. Y.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A Johnston en-
tertained W. c. Carroll, Of Glen Echo.
and his wife. at dinner recently.
| Mr. and Mrs. James B. Proctor had as