The Washington times., 1906-05-13
Northeast
WASHINGTON

The last meeting Of the season OF the
Johnny Jones Club was held Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Chadwick, I5OS Twelfth street
northeast. Games were played during
the early part Of the evening. and a
vocal and instrumental musical program
was given. Refreshments were served.
The dining room was tastefully deco
rated for the occasion. after which dane
ing was enjoyed. The following We're
present: Misses Eva Rice. Helen Nor
ray, Ruby Perkins, Bertie Walker, LII
lie Callahan. Elsie Perkins, Minnie
Walker. Bertha Perkins. and Frank
Barrows, Paul Murray. Samuel Beck,
George Sauter. Charles Perkins, J. Nor
rison. Charles Souder. Rena, FRAZIER. Ell
mer Metzger, George Mattingly. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Callahan, Mr.. and Mrs VII
liam H. Strobert. Mrs. Strobert. Mrs.
G.. n. Perkins. and Mrs Murray.
The Misses Viola and Louise Walker.
who are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Z. V.
Rice. Of Capitol Hill. have returned 10
their home in Philadelphia, Pa
The parish hall OF ST Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church, corner Second
and c streets northeast, was well filled
Friday and Saturday nights when a
minstrel performance was given. Every
number on the program vas welt ap-
plauded. and the entertainment proved
70 be such a success Friday night. It
was decided TO repeat the performance
the following evening Among those
present were the Rev Valentine F.
Schmitt, the pastor Of the church, and
Rev Ignatius Fealy. the assistant pas
tor. The program was under the direc-
tion Of Matt Horne.
Lieut.. John Gaylord Church L. S ".
is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John p Church. on Third street north
east. For the past eighteen months.
Lieutenant Church has been in COM
mand Of a gunboat on the waters about
the west coast Of Mindanao, p. I. This
is his first return home since he was
graduated IN 1900.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs Annie Ports, widow Of Gideon
Ports, whose death occurred at Provi-
dence Hospital. Friday of last week.
after long illness. were held last
Monday morning. at $50 O'Clock. from
her late residence. 511 F street north
east The services were attended by
the Third Order Of St. Francis and bv
the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Knights
OF st. John Interment was in Con-
gressionaI Cemetery.
Mrs. Ports had resided in the north
east section Of the city for many years.
She was prominently connected with
St Joseph's Church She is survived
oy two sons and a daughter.
meeting OF Unity Council. No. .
Independent Order Of the Sons Of Ion
adab. was held in Melford Hall. corner
Eighth and 1 streets northeast. We'd
nesday evening. Among the large NUM-
Der present were visitors from Hone
and Georgetown Councils Worthy
chief James A. Clarke presided. At the
conclusion Of the regular business ses-
sion, good-of- -the-order program was
rendered. with J. J. Kiernaa in charge
). J. Speilman and J. J. Herman en-
tertained with songs. and short adj
dresses were made by Past Chief 7 r
Farr. B. y. Wildman. J. y. Taulor
Phil Weber, F. F. Reeside. J. e. Hart
man. NJ ]. ODay. Harry Hand. J. Arm
strong, J. A Clarke and Grand Chief
John G. Daley.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Renroc Club was held in the club rooms
lasS Monday night.