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Young Peoples Club.

A Young Peoples Club was formed
last week at the home of Roger Sulii-
van. In North Royal street. The follow
ing officers were elected by the club:
President, Merton Steeiman; first vice
president. Milton Glasgow; second vice
president, Llewellyn Dyson; treasurer.
Miss Mayme Steelman; secretary, Miss
Isabel Cox; assistant secretary, Roger
Sullivan.
The Relief Hook and Ladder Company
last week elected the following officers:
President. J. H. Trimyer; first vice-pres-
ident. ]. De Silva; second vice presl-
dent, John Griff1th; secretary H. l.. Al
len; assistant secretary, G. o. Ward;
treasurer. G. NJ. Myers; captain r NJ.
Latham; first lieutenant, c. l.. Piekin
second lieutenant, ]. u. Webster; prop
erty committee, c. Il. Clarkson. &. l..
Pickin, J. De Silva, r. NJ. Latham. I.
]. De Mou; membership committee, G.
NJ. Myers, c. R. Clarkson. John Griffin,
III. l.. Allen, and J. De Silva.
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Northeast
Washington.

Miss Effie Wortz entertained num-
her OF her friends at her home, 1864 En-
erson street northeast, Friday evening.
Games were played ana several must
cal selections were given. Refreshments
were served. The following were pres
emit:
Misses Bessie Mackenzie. Mabel An
dersc.i, Libby TortenseI., ada Belts.
Margaret Tutthin, Elizabeth Moore. Ida
Morrill,, Mae Rea. Gus Bohn, Edward
Webster. Henry Zier. Graham Magru-
der, and Frank Namely.
A permit has been granted TO George
c. Humphrey to build a four-story brick
apartment house at 1O5 Thirteenth
street northeast. The architect win be
z. o. Volland and the contractors Pun
phrey & Palmer. The cost is estimated
as $4,000
The Unique Pleasure Club viii give
their initial dance al Carroll Institute
Hall. next Tuesday evening. Invita-
lions hsve already been issued for the
affair. The following compose the re-
ception committee: Misses Harriet Cla-
1in. Mamie Clarke. Annie Connors,
Mary Geier. Annie Kelly, Frances Kel-
~, Daisy Loveless, Nellie Loveiess, Mel
lie MCGEE. Annie Peters. Annie Sis and
Joseph Cole. lie Roy Fox. Earl Nc
Cormick. David F. LinthICun. Frank
Loveless. Harry Peter. AmDrSse Sis,
and Samuel LOveless.
Arthur Carr has transferred a third
interest in lots l27 and 129. square 1927.
Maryland avenue northeast. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. To
Robert l. Carr.
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Thirty Years a Marine

A reception was given at ODOnnelTs
cafe, on Eighth street southeast, oppo-
site the Marine Barracks, in honor or
Louis TilleuX, a native of Belgium. ana
q French horn player, who has rounded
out his thirty years of good service in
the Marine Band. and has taken advan-
tage of the law, which permits him to
retire on a pension
Queen of Sheba Chapter, No. 3, Order
of the Eastern Star. at a regular meet
ing held at Masonic Temple. Fifth
street and Virginia avenue southeast, in
stalled the officers for the year 1903.
Charles l.. Harris, patron Of Prince Han
Chapter. assisted by Past Grand Matron
Louisa Henderson, conducted the in
stallation exercises. At the conclusion
ed with an Eastern Star Pin on behalf
of the new officers by Past MatTOn Nell
lie Williams, of Miriam Chapter, No :.
The past matrOn, Sarah Evans, was pre-
scented with handsome jewel on behalf
OF the chapter by Associate Grand
ron. W. A. Baltimore. was given
unique Eastern Star ring by Katie w
Harris. matron of Prince Hall ChapteE
No. p Addresses We're made by visit
ing members, and refreshments wee
served.
Mrs. Abbey Smell Burnen Ieetured ie-
fore a large audience at the Metropll-
tan Presbyterian Church, Fourth an
streets southeast, on "A LIE IN inea-
Morgan McCathrin celebrated his
birthday al his home, ia Fourth street.
southeast. Many musical selectionssVere
rendered during the evening. hose
present were Prof Joseph Harrisf, W.
T. Jewell, Roy Reynolds, C. X sitter
burger, c. A. Shannon, j. J. Res. IA
a. Potter. il
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A Quiet Wedding.

William Taylor and Miss Cora Triplett
were quietly married at the home OF the
groom. on Third street. by Rev. J. Wal
lace The bride was beautifully gowned
in gray silk. with hat and gloves TO
match The only jewelry worn 10y the
bride was a handsome diamond necklace,
a gift from the groom. Her only attend
ant was Miss Mary Hillman. Those
present at the reception were Mrs Tay-
lor. Miss Agnes Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Loren 20
johnson. Mrs. Annie Bailey, Ralph Mar
shall. and James Marshall. The happy
couple left for a Southern trip, and will
be al home to their friends after Feb
ruary l. Many presents were received.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Dermott was the scene of a family gath
ering last Tuesday evening to celebrate
the birthday OF their eldest daughter
Hattie. The parlOr and dining-room
were beautifully decorated. Those pres
ent. besides the members of the family,
We're the Misses McCauley, the Misses
Beckley, Misses y. Parker, Mary Erwin.
NJ Maloney. Nellie Harris. Z. Gage. and
Elaine Powers, John Crown. ". H. and
NJ. Hall, NJ. Smith, A. Diggs, V. Storm,
c. Weeks. Leo Senelton, W. Maloney,
=
b. Walters. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barr
Mrs. Julia Barr, DR.. FergaI Ms. Fred
Heller, Walter Cumberland, and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McCauley.
Mrs. a. King and son, who were visit
ing Mrs. Kings parents, in Paterson, n.
J.. returned home last week.
Miss Effie WOTtZ entertained at her
home, on S street. last Wednesday even
ing. Many games were enjoyed, after
which refreshments were served. Among
those present were Misses Mabel Ander-
son, Bessie Mackenzie. Lille Torteasen,
Ada Belts, Margaret Titthill. Elizabeth
Moore, Ida Morrill,, Gus Bohn, Edward
Webster Henry Zier, Graham Magru
der. and Frank Manley.
Miss Della Fishel left last Wednesday
for indianapolis. Ind. where she viii be
the guest of Mrs. Ira Helstein.
Hiss Clara Blackman entertained n
for .nally last Thursday evening in honor
of her brother. II. G. Blackman, of st.
Louis, Mo. Among those present were
Miss katherine Manning, Miss Louise
Bail, AIR. and Mrs. S b. Estes. Messrs.
Blackman, Mount, Virgins, and Hughes.
The quarterly convention of the WOm-
AIS Christian Temperance Union. WAS
hei5 last Friday morning a the Metho-
dist Protestant Church. corner First
street and Rhode Island avenue.s The
| convention was called 10 order by the
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District president. Mrs. Clinton Smith.
ard devotions led by Mrs. W. II. How
ard, president of the Bloomingdaie
Union. The report of the last quarterly
convention was read by Mrs. Clayton Il.
Enig, assistant secretary. The work for
the last three months was given by Mrs
W l.. De keimeT. while the financial
report OF the work was read by the
treasurer, Mrs. Charles p. Grandheld.
The address of welcome was made by
the pastor OF the church, Rev. j. Nj. Gill
Mrs. Winbigler responding Bible read
ing and noOntide prayer We're under the
direction OF Mrs. NJ. +. Hartsock, Of
Laurel, Md. after which Miss Nettie
Crocker sang solo with Miss Nellie
NELL as organist The board of trus-
tees reported as follows: President. Mrs.
Jennie Robinson financia,- secretary,
Mrs Emma Htelton; treasurer, Mrs
Waiter Brown, auditor. Mrs. Arson
Taylor At 1890 there was an adjourn
mcnt for luncheon. which was served
by the ladies of the church.
The afternoon session opened at 1875
with devotions conducted by Mrs. Thorn
as T. Moore. president Of the North Cap
itol Union. An address by Mrs. Mar
garet Dye Ellis. OF New Jersey. fol-
lowed. The following reports were
mGd5: Soldiers sailors, and marines.
Mr.. Emma Randolph. superintendent OF
lhs Loyal Temperance Legion; SCIENTIFIC
Temperance instruction. Mrs. Lucy Os-
terl.out; Young Wage Gamers Club,
Mrs. NJ NJ Mitchell.
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RrOokIaDd

Miss Bessie Clark is confined TO her
home with an attack OF measles.
Robert Crook, who spent few days
with y Crook, of 5l9 Michigan asenue
during the past week, has returned to
his home in Wheeling, VI. Va.
n. Lambert. of Occoquan. Va. who
spent a few days with his mother. Mrs.
r G. Lambert, of Twelfth and Perry
streets. has returned home.
The Brookland EuCnre Cub met last
Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Hill. corner of Ninth and Lawrence
streets The attendance was the larg-
est of this season. every member be
ing present besides the specially invited
guests. The first lady's prize was award
ed to Mrs. Marin, and the first gentle
mans prize was won by Air. Ralph
Mrs Molster was awarded the lady s
consolation prize while capt. j. RAN
ner won the mans. AT the conclusion
Of the games. refreshments were served.
The second 'Han Car" dance will be
given on the 10th of February, ia the
town hall.
Mrs. Cross and daughter, who were
recent guests of Mrs. Scott. of Ninth and
Newton streets. has returned to her
home in Wilkesbarre. Pa.
The Phunny PhelIows Club are MAX
ing preparations for a e-uUs1er, which
Will be given next Saturday night They
have not fully decided where to hold IL.
Miss Mary Wilcox, who mas been Wis
iting Mrs DR. Holmes. or Tenth and
Irving streets. has returned to her home
in Warren, Ohio.
Edward Carpenter has been appointed
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MISSIONARY Society Meets.

The WOmans Missionary Society of
the Baptist Church at this place held
their annual tea and ingathering of the
Christmas envelopes on January 10, at
the home Of Deacon S. B. Haney. The
meeting was presided over By the vice
president Mrs. 5. B. Haney The pro-
gram WIS very interesting and pleas
ing, nearly every member taking part
After the devotional exercises all were
invited into the dining room, where re-
freshmeDJs were served. The house was
Prettily decorated with potted plants
and ferns In the dining room the
decorations of green were attractively
arranged. A large red bell draped in
red hung over the table. the center
piece being asparagus fern and red car
nations. The Mattresses were Misses
Mabel Shaw Mabel Haney, Verde
Kingdom. Beulah White. and Minnie
Viett. After leaving the dining room
the evening was spent in games and
other enjoyable features. Among those
present were Mrs. John w. Keys. Mrs.
S 3. Haney. Mrs w. Viers Bouic. Mrs
John Kingdom. Mrs. George c. Lewis.
Mrs. George +. Lewis, Misses Lucy Gar
rett. Isabel Kingdom. Beulah White.
Mabel Shaw. Mabel Haney. Verde King
don. and Messrs. 8. A. Lehman. S. r.
White, S. B. Haney. Rev. T. II. Cam
bell. and DR.. George f. Lewis.
The marriage of Miss Helen Story to
Or. Taylor Edwin Darby took place on
Thursday afternoon of last week at AIS
p. m, in Christ Episcopal Church, at
BarnesvilIe. this county. Rev. Walter
p. Griggs. of POolesville. performing
the ceremony in the presence of large
assemblage of relatives and friends of
the popular young couple. The bride
is daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Thomas
Story, and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles r. Darby, all of
GAINESVILLE. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with evergreens. flow
ers, palms, holly, and mistIetoe. The
bride Wore a travelling gown of gray
broadclOth, with lat to match, and car
ried Bride roses. She was given away
by her father. The groom's attendant
was DR.. E. Allen Fleetwood of Sa-
vannah. Ga, and the ushers were
Messrs. Reginald Darby. of Buck Lodge:
S. Porter Darby. of Washington; Leo
Hays and Vaughan Darby, of Barnes
vile. Miss Layra White played the
wedding marches. Shortly after the cere-
mony the couple left for New York. and
are now on their way to Ancon. Pana-
ma. DIR. and Mrs. Darby will make
their home for some time in Panama
where DR.. Darby is connected with the
Government Hospital of the Panama Ca
nal Commission.
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Entertained Their Friends.

ne Misses Annie and Mamie Nem en-
'ei'dlhed number Of friends ar tbatr
hume. 90 l. street northeast NVaS,-.
uay evening. Games were nlaved ,,,1r,-,.
me evening and musical selections r.,
aered by l.. Moxly. j. Tiernav II D.
r. J. Willard, and Mr.. Cabm 80,
refreshments had been served darctra
was enjoyed until a late hour M
loliowlns were present: Misses I. Caua0
nan Donovan. CIeary, MIunirer -.
Fowe4l' Mcmahon, Mangan. Nellie Naiit
annie Neill, Mamie NELL. and I. NJ
ley F. Foley. J. Tferney. H. Rann
Murphy. T. Britt. F. BoyIand. ! NJ
TN, NJ. Spates. T. Kelley. Josenb Yin
4. NELL, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Neiu M
and Mrs. p. J. Willard. and Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Nell, jr
Lots SO and 60. square 1902 st-ao.
northeast. between 18th and TbirtaentL
streets have been transferred from.
Katherine l.. Johnson and John q Tobn-
son 10 f. II. Kaufman.
The Woman's Foreign Mission So
ciety OF the presbytery of Washing+or
city has completed arrangements for a.,
regular quarterly meeting. 10 he baIa
TuesdaT. January 16, at 10 a. m. an the
Eastern Presbyterian Church. MARYLAND
avenue ana Sixth street northeast An
address VIII be made by Miss Annie
Merton. OF NingpoO. China.
An interesting program was arranged
by the Mems Club of the Church of IN.
Good Shepherd at ats meeting last Mon
day evening. a feature OF the evening
was lecture by Prof Gore. OF George
Washington University. who took as
his subject, Travels in The l.rc.sc"
The property at 70S Twelfth street
northeast has been transferred from Al
bert A Wilson to B. darlington. Thu
selling price was s.. $50
A meeting was held in Melford Hall
corner Eighth and l streets northeast
Monday evening by Friendship Lodge
No II. Independent Order of Good
Templars Richard w. Waldron, chief
Templar presided. Chief Templar Nichol
and Secretary Foster. of Perseverance
Lodge, were visitors. The initiatory de-
gree was conferred upon n. Wood, after
which a social session was held.
The good OF the order exercises were
then concluded. which included remarks
by Judge ]. w. Nichol and J. c. Fos-
ter. OF Perseverance, Lodge; Mrs.
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"Jolly Six" Have Jolly Time.

The Jolly Six were entertained at
the home Of Mrs. InscOe. 325 c street
southeast. After several hours Of fun a
collation. was served in the dining
room, which was decorated with now
ers and palms. Among Eaose present
were: Misses Lucy. Mamie, Addie, and
Annie inscOe. Mrs. Staples. Miss Flora
waters. Miss May Perkins, Clarence
SorTeu. Ben King. Frank Davis. Eu-
gene Jardines and William and Daniel
Johnson
The Westinghouse, with other in
vited guests, were entertained by Mlas
Agnes kahlert at her nome on Tenth
street southeast Music ana games Wers
enjoyed until a late hour when sup
per was served-in the dining room, which
was tastefuliy decorated. Among those
present were: The Misses Brady. A.
SaXty, A Luskey. X. Harlest0n r
Parks. r. Slater. S Breslin. n. Cid
dings, Z. Hoffman. S. Clarke. NJ. Ire
VIOLA, J. TrewOlla, l.. GAINES, and
Messrs. w. Brady. A. Mechau, c. Boyd,
Z. and NJ Leaman. ". Harvey, W.
Luskey. F Meyers. J. Nuisance, c.
Chism, and H and +. KahleTt.
Miss Nellie Raps, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Raps. of Capitol Hill,
gave party 10 her young friends at
her home, 2U9 Eleventh street southeast.
Those attending were: Miss Francis
foungbiood. Of Alabama; Miss Mabel
Coxln. Miss NJ Hoover. Miss Z. Nj.
Rely, Miss Nellie Little. Miss Lillian {.
Brady Mrs. A. + BeckWith, Mrs. T.
Dyar, Miss r. r. Fielding. Miss Eunice
Raps, Messrs. J. Landros. X. Johnson,
II Armstrong, II. l. COxin. and J. Nc
Kann.
Mr. and Mrs. William Il. blackburn
celebrated the fifteenth anniversary u
their marriage on January % at their
residence. 3Z3 Second street southeast,
Capitol Hill
Mr.. Joseph Arth entertained a few OF
his young men friends at a theater
party. After the performance they
were further entertained at supper
A very pleasant time was spent at the
home of Miss Josephine A Stein. .Ci
Kentucky avenue southeast The rooms
were draped in red and green crepe
paper. Games. instrumental and vocal
solos We're the diversions Of the even
ing, after which supper was served
Among those present were Misses En-
nestine Scott. Ida Norch. Jessie Brown,
Edyth Lowry. Nellie Sumalt. Genevieve
Rose Laura Gass. Mary Hoist Mary
Zimmerman. Edna Scott. Annie Mullen.
l.ottie Brown, Susie Kunzman, Margaret
Mullen and Messrs. HUI, Easterbrook,
Lieutenant Zimmerman. Leon Smith
son, Clyde Rodgers. Ernest Sieken. Mr.
! Iegan. Arthur Clegg. OF Philadelphia;
/ Bernard Stein, Mrs, Anna BecBman,
Mrs Josephine 4 Stein, Mrs Mullen
and Mr.. and Mrs. KurZman
William Pearson gave a party at his
nome on Fifth street southeast in honor
OF Richard Evans and Clarence Church.
The former. - no Is employed By the
I United States Geological Survey has
+ recently returned 10 his home in this
+ city from the far West
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Entertained Card Party.

Miss Jeanne Brent entertained the Ju-
nior Card Club at her home in North
Columbus street, last week Prizes We're
awarded 10 Miss Kittie Barrett and John
Agnew.
Mrs. Frances Barbour Ewing. Of
Prince street. had as her guest last week
William n. Ewing, Of Shelbyville, Ind
AIRS. India Henderson has returned
from New York, where she has been
visiting her son. J. Albert Henderson,
Lucy Reid has bought from William
Desmond a house and lot on the west
side OF Royal street, between Princess
and Queen streets.
r g. Graham has been elected a trus-
tee OF the Alexandria Perpetual Building
Fund Association, vice Daniel Ruben,
deceased.
Miss Grace Anderson is I'm Charlottes-
vile as a guest OF Miss Mary Dabney.
Mrs. Henry F. Robertson had as her
guest last week Miss Eleanor Fox, OF
Philadelphia.
Capt. Frank Dixon continues in at his
home, in Gibbon street, between Lee and
Fairfax streets.
Mrs. George Richards. Of South Royal
street. was paralyzed last week
Mrs. p. 7. Yeatman. OF North Wash
ington street had as her guest last week
Miss Mary Gusts Lee.
Judge Nicol has requested Judge Bar
ley. OF the corporation court, to preside
over the session of the circuit court for
Fauquier county at its next term, as he
has been requested TO hold the term of
the circuit court Of Richmond on Febru-
airy 3 next.
Among those from this city who at
tended the wedding Of Clarence 9. Lead
heater. of this city. to Miss Lillian Alex
ander, at Lancaster, Pa, last week, were
Mrs. Clara Leadbeater, Miss Lucy Lead
beater, Miss Mary Leadbeater, Miss
Edith Ramsay. Miss Clara Moore. Mrs
w. j. Boothe. Mrs. y. J. Boothe, jr.,
Z. s. Leadbeater. and ". @. LeadbeateT
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Birthday Surprise Party.

a surprise party was given recently
at the residence Of Miss Jessie Fisher,
in honor OF Miss May Card. who re-
ceiVed man. beautiful presents and
hearty congT tulations upon her birth
day The pc rty was entertained by
games, solCs, and recitations, after
which all adjourned 10 the dining room,
where refreshments were served Those
present were Misses Veta and Nesta
Cane, Mary and Florence Fielding,
Theida and Bessie Brown. f. Smith, l.
Homer g Barnes. ;. U'Nein, J. Craw-
ford. and NJ. Card, z. Moore, d Hem
ming, ". Guthrie. E. Phelo7, r G. Pull
man, L. Garner. T Robbins. J. O'Neiil,
W. Lnlard. and II. Smith
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs F p Wilk-
ins was the sce1e OF = pleasant gather
ing Of a few intimate friends who had
come in TO assist them in celebrating
the twenty-fifth anniversary Of their
wedding Among those present were
Louis TiTeux Tklras Corwin, and ID.
". Wilkins Lunch was served
Tuesday afternoon Miss Lisette Moore
gave a delightful reception in honor OF
her guest. Miss Sallie Bird. OF Balti-
more. The hall. parlor. and dining
room was artistically decorated in har-
rnonious coIors Miss Moore was as
sisted by Miss Bird. Miss Moore, and
Miss Herseman. Refreshments were
served
Miss Gertrude Lyddane entertained
last Wednesday evening several of her
Young friends. Several lively and in
teresting games were played. inter
sDersed with vocal and instrumental
solos by Miss Mary Wild and Miss Ann
Goddard. all of whic tended to make
the evening a most enjoyable one. Re
freshments were served at a late hour
Those present were Misses Nellie Field
ing. Ann Goddard. IeoTa Goddard. and
Mary Wild, and Arthur II. Devoe. sam
rel J. Hall. John Keppler. Mortimer
Lyddane, Frank Rector, and Frank san
ford.
The "Washingtonians" held a regular
meeting last Monday evening at the
home Of Miss Marion Giddings. Arrange
ments were made and committees form
ed for q dance. TO be given by the
club IN the near future at Pythian TEN
pie. The evening was afterward spent
with vocal music and dancing. Re
freshments were served. Among those
present were the Misses Z. Harding. NJ
j. Giddings. a. Saxty, X. Slater. s
Breslin. r. Luskey. 3. Ridgely. d. Ches-
ter. Mrs. 4. +. Giddings. and w. Har,
vey, o. Burruss. +. Giddings. c. y
Phelps. II. W. White. and MI Young
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EOkington

Miss Alice Baird. of Charlotte. N c.,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Altheus
Johnson. Before her return t. Char
lOtte Miss BIard will attend a wedding
at York. Pa. in which she is TO serve
as bridesmaid
The work on the extension o. T street
eastward from Lincoln avenue notheast
to Seconc street northeast viii be be-
gun In the near future. Last week
Justice Gould, of the Supreme Court
Of tie District of Columbia. signed an
order requiring all persons having any
interest in the proceedings to attend
court on the 9Th OF February Justice
Gould ordered that public notice be
given OF the proposed condemnation Of
the land necessary for the extension,
and that tho marshal serve notice per
sonally On such owners of the land as
may be found The extension of T
stree: is authorized by an act of Con-
gress, the act providing that the Dis
trict Commissioners may reject the
verdict of the jury if less than one
half Of the amount of damage awarded
is not assessed against adjacent proper
~ as benefits.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Davis entertain
~ al alsAAt Us AASL Elut EtAdE tAti4iilE.
among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Volty. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Buchler. Mr.. and Mrs. William Boswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Brown, Mrs. Alice
Birch, and Miss Edith Bretney
Miss Annie Nein, assisted by Miss
Mamie Nell. entertained a number OF
her friends last Wednesday evening
The evening was passed in the playing
of games. with piano and vocal selec-
tons by l.. Monkey, Mr.. Cahill. J. Tier
ney. NJ Rapp. and F. J. INLAND Re
freshmcnts were served IN the dining
room. after whi n there was dancing
until late hour. Among those present
were Misses l.. Callahan, Donovan,
Cleary. Minniter Leary, Powell. McMa-
hon, Mangan. Nellie Neil; Messrs. l.
Moxley, y. Foley. ]. TieTny H Rapp
] Murphy. 7. Britt. F. BoyIan. J. Mar
tin. NJ. Spates. T. Kelley. Mr.. Cahin
Mr.. ar irs. J. Neil. Mr.. and Mrs p
J. Mil -. and Mr., and Mrs J Neill. u
Mrs. NJ Cornell has announced the
marriage OF her daughter Maria to John
F. O'Nel. of Atlantic City. y. J. Mr.
and Mrs. O'Neil will make Atlantic City
their home