The Washington times., 1906-05-20

mas been removed and the Marquette
League is now on a par with the other
amateur leagues of the city. Coed nm
pires have been secured. With all these
favorable conditions, and the Brook
land cars running to the grounds.
there should be a large attendance az an
the games. The St Martins team.
which won the championship last year.
is again under the leadership of the
Rev. Eugene Hannah.
delightful entertainment OF the last
week was a party given by Miss Mar
garet Clark. OF University Heights. The
time was spent IN games and dancing.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Among those present were Misses Tessle
Henry, Emily Hetfield, Agnes D0wling.
Helen Molster, Florence and Maude
Jackson, and Edna Julien, and Paul
Julien. Walter Middlekauf. Frank Mars
den, Martin and Frank McHugh. Louis
Crook. Evan Koch. John Rodler. and
several others.
The annual meeting OF the Unity Club
was held at the Burton House on North
Capitol street recently. with its presi-
dent. Henry p Holden, in the chair.
The election OF officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: President.
Henry +. Holden; vice president. L. II.
Patterson: recording secretary. T. NJ.
sullivan: corresponding secretary. Mrs.
S Bartlett; treasurer. Mrs. s K Hall;
! lecturer. Z. c. Palmer: directors. Col.
A II. Chase. W. c. Sterling, Mrs. WI
liam Emerson. Mrs. NJ e. Lydane. and
Mrs Charlotte Lewis
An impromptu entertainment was
given by the members present, Mrs
Rosa L. Townsend and Miss Lottfe
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music. and Mrs Charlotte Hall a vocal
solo. Mr.. Lewis gave several humorous
recitations; T. NJ. Sullivan, L Il. Pat
! terson, CamueI Jacobsen, and z. s. Car
Yer entertained with enlivening stories.
while c L Slaughter recited Little
Breeches." by John Hay.
A large number Of young people from
/ this section and from the vicinity OF the
Catholic University were guests at a tea
given by the '07 class OF Holy Cross
Acaoemy last week The tea was held
at Dumbarton. an attractive old-fash-
ioned place on the Chevy Chase road
owned b. the Holy Cross Nuns Some
% the guests from this section OF the
city were Mrs. J. p. Monag CHAN. Misses
Regina Monaghan. Edith MCGEE. Barna-
dine Woodward. Emily Hetdeld, Mary
Dowling. and Agnes DOwling. and Ray
mond Clark, Brawner Hetfield. Tom
Quinn. Leo Gallagher. Andrew Dawson,
William Connolly and Tom GlOucerst-
( Miss Clemson. Of Fifth street north
In compliment 20 her guest. Miss Pier
son. Of Virginia. Other guests were
Miss Walsh, Mr. Paxton Mr.. Everett
Mr.. Dickson and Mr.. Piei SON
The Jolly Veterans Eucli.4 Club held
a meeting recently at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wor6en- Those
present were Mr. and Mrs George Fer
guSon. Mr.. and Mrs. William Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs William Calhoun. Mr.. and
Mrs. Abram Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Wor-
den. Mr. and Mrs Howard. and Mrs
Jennie Thompson After playing euchre
until 10 O'Clock. they adjourned TO the
dining room. where refreshments were
served The dining room and tables
We're very tastefully decorated with the
club colors- red. white, and blue. and
mammoth bouquets OF roses. A final
entertainment OF the club will be al
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fergu-
son. l64S North Capitol street when
prizes and souvenirs viii be given 10
the lucky ones
Before a large crowd Of enthusiasts
Iast Monday evening the Immaculate
conception team easily disposed Of the
st Patrick nine in tho opening game
or the Marquette League by a score of
70 owing to the condition of the
chances. and these. with the aid OF four
-hts, were enough for the Immaculate
aggregation. which also displayed bet
Ter team work than the St. Patrick's
By bIaching their hits and taking aa-
yantasa Of their opponents errors ST
Peter defeated St. Vincent last Tues
day evening before a large crowd at
McDevvitt's field Up TO The sixth in
nlng everything looked Ike a shut
out fo- Turner'S men. out in that inning
/ the Capitol Hill boys fen on Fay for
three hlts IN succession, which. with
several errors. netted them six runs.
A reception was given last week by
the lorraine Pleasure Club w. Garner
was reelected president of the organi-
Zation. Refreshments were served
Among those present were the Misses
Chapple. Jarboe, McDermot1. Wood
ridge, watson, and Messrs. L Garner.
J. Brahler. E Zsese. r. Cooke, w Gar
ner, and Frank McDerTnott.