The Washington times., 1906-06-17
Northeast
ASHINGTON

Roy Helton. of III Massachusetts,
avenue northeast, is now home for his
vacation after successfully completing
his third year at the University of Penn
sylvania and winning high honors as a
debater. He is the only child of DR.. A.
S. Helton, who has for many years been
well known in this section. Mr.. Helton
received his preliminary education in the
public schools of Washington, chiefly
at the Eastern High School. where he
was editor of the local paper in 1904
and also a member Of the debating team
which defeated Central in the heated
contest on the subject, Resolved. That
Senators shall be elected by direct vote
of the people" While at scnool Mr..
Helton was member OF the debating
team which defeated the New York Bar
nard Association AIT. HeltOn showed
marked ability as en- orator against Cor
nell when his school was defeated by the
university team
Mr. Helton belongs to the Omega Phi
Alpha of the university. and is also re-
cognized as an energetic student.
Mrs. Bourne and her daughter, FIos-
sic, have returned to Northeast Washing
ton after a two-year trip around the
u
and intend 10 stay in this section. They
first visited Mr.. Bourne in Manila.
where he is chief of the stamp divi-
sion. Among the places visited were
Naples, Honolulu, Hongkong, Peking.
numerous places in Japan, and London,
where they remained a week. Mr..
Bourne was connected with the Wash
1ngton postoffice for many years, rising
to the position of chief of the opening
division of the dead letter office before
going to Manila. Mr.. Martin Bourne
is in the Philippines, and VIII return
with his father in about a year. Mrs.
Bourne is residing at Z05 D street and
viii be pleased to receive her old friends.
The Washingtonians held a meeting
Monday evening, at which games were
played and dancing enjoyed. The follow
ing were present: Misses Katie Slater,
Ethel Harding, Agnes Saxty, Sadie Bres-
lin, r. Luskey, Edith Appleby, Marion
Giddings, and c. n. Phelps, Harold Hell
big, Charles Pitt, George F. Chase,
Maurice Appleby, and R. T. Bricker.
Among the graduates of the Engineer
ing School Of Cornell University this
year is Lawrence B. Fay, of Washing
ton Mr.. Fay is a son OF c A Fay, OF
Kendall Green. He will receive the de-
AZ &C Oh CIVIL engineer
Mrs Albert A Lohr. OF 7O5 Sixth street
northeast, gave recital Thursday even
ing The program was an excellent one.
and all the numbers were rendered sue
cessfully- The program was as follows:
II TrOvatore," Verdi, four pianos;
'SOnatinen." opus Sc. Clemento. Miss
Annie Schnaebele; "Minuet," Paderew-
ski, Miss Mary Smith; "Cavalleria Rus
ticana,' Mascagni, four pianos; ''Varia-
tions in Z fat" Schirner, Miss Marion
Lohr; Parting March from Leonore,"
NTH symphony, Raff, three pianos
Faust Gantasie). Gounod, Miss Elsie
King; Scarf Daree," Chamfnade Miss
Ethel De Temple: Ell Captain" Sousa.
four pianos; waltz song. '.Merrilv I
Roam Schleifarth, Mrs. Rachael War
ren-Jones; "Flatterer," Chaminade. Miss
Helen King; grand march from Tam
hauser,' Wagner, four pianos; vaIse,
''Durand," Miss Marie Brinkley; Second
Mazurka." GODDARD, Miss Olga Melick:
''Serenade," Winderstein, four pianos;
"'Rustles Of Spring" Linding, Miss I.or-
eta Kolb; Military Polonaise,' Chopin.
three pianos.
The following pupils took part in the
recital:> Misses Loretta KoIb. AIga Ne
lick, Marie Brinkley, Helen King, Ruth
Branson, Elsie King, Ethel De Temple,
Josephine Herring. Katie Hartig Marion
Lohr, Edna. Taylor, Eugene Suter, Ros-
ale Andrew, Mary Smith, Anna Schnae-
belle, and Master Bree Smith. After
the program an address was made by
Andrew J. Boyer. who awarded two
medals. one to Miss Loretta Kolb and
the other to Miss Mary Smith. Honor
able mention was made Of Misses Olga
Melick, Helen King. Marie BrinkIey.
Ruth Branson, Katie Hartig. Anna
Schraebele, Edna Taylor, and Marion
Lohr.
w =. Webb will soon have built a
two-story frame dwelling at 4015 II street
northeast The architect will be William
s PLACER, and the builder b. c. Brown.
The cost is estimated at 5000.