The Washington times., 1906-02-25
Enjoyable EuchTe Party.

Mr. and Mrs D NJ Reed entertained
a few OF their friends at their home.
152 Third street southeast Progressive
euchre was enjoyed until a late hour
after which supper was served Among
those present were: Misses Nellie.
Dora and Minnie Hicks, Miss Gertrude
Cotter Mrs. Ida Diamond, Miss Nellie
Gessford. Miss Leila and Ida Eliason,
Mrs. Bob Hicks. Charles Dorsey Frank
Dorsey. Charles c. Burton. and Mr..
and Mrs. d. Nj Reed
Miss Florence Perrigo. daughter of
Charles Perrigo. of Falls Church. Va.
and Lawrence CrandeH. of Washington.
were quietly married at ChTists Epis-
copal Church. Navy Yard. by the Rev.
A s Johns. The bride was becomingly
attired in 4 gray tailored gown. and
wore hat of gray and violet She
carried vioIets
\ birthday party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. J. Pitman Carter in honor Of
the eighth birthday of their son. Elmer.
at their residence. 52T Second street
southeast. Refreshments were served
from a beautifully decorated table. The
Centerpiece was large birthday cake
with eight candles. The guests enjoyed
the donkey game. the first prize going
to Miss Helen Smith, and the BOBBY
prize 10 Miss Jessadee RunbeCk. Those
present were Edna fowler, Ella Lloyd,
Irene and Alice Bankert, Marion DAWN
son. Helen Smith. Rose Holmes. Mar
garet Jcssamere, Runnbeck, E,unice Cot
ter. Reulah Newkirk, and Paul Holmes,
Elmer Smith, Jessie Lloyd, Alfred Sprey,
Clarence Evans, Charles Payne, T.
Laclie, Irving EIiason, Elmer Carter,
Mrs. George Heck. Mrs. Howard Lloyd,
nhv,
Jngarb, Mrs. Lackie, Mrs. John New
&. &. Hipkins.
The members of the Capitol Hill His
tory Club were entertained at a lunch
con given by Mrs O. II. Briggs and Mrs.
J. W. Hall. at the home Of the latter.
Ifter which the regular meeting of the
club was held Twcnty-three members
and four visitors We're present Papers
on the History and Industries of Kan
sas, Missouri, and Arkansas We're read
by Mrs. Shook, Mrs. Cushman. and
Mrs. Waterman. Biographical sketches
were given as follows; Mark Twain, -.
by Mrs. Charles Fisher; stephen
Douglas" by Mrs. Julia Wilson; "Eu-
gene Field by Mrs. W. Z. Cochran;
Albert Pike" by Mrs Ii. 3. Maddox.
\ paper on the louisiana Purchase"
was read by Mrs, Hoarrine
The old slOOp OF war Dale, which was
formerly stationed At the navy yard
as a receiving ship, but which some
time ago was assigned To the naval
militia of Maryland and was renamed
the Oriole, is lying at Baltimore. and
the entire outfit aboard the old ship is
being transferred to the naval tender
Alice to be taken To the Norfolk navy
yard. The Oriole will be broken up for
the copper and other metal used 10
fasten her old timbers together.
Joseph Locker 1903 street. was
given a scare while lighting the street
lamp aNThirteenth and d streets south
east, An explosion occurred as soon as
he put the torch in the lamp The glass
was shattered but Locker escaped in
jury.
Funeral services over the late John
w. Bradbury took pace at his late
residence, $50 X street southeast. The
services were conducted by Rev Mr.
Truitt. pastor of the First Methodist
Protestant Church The deceased was
Il member of Syacusc Lodge, No. 10. of
the Knights of Pythias. and of Poto-
mae Post, G. A. r. He was one of the
oldest employees in the naval gun
factory. He was seventy-two years
old Three sons survive him. The in
terment was made in Congressional
Cementery.