The Washington times., 1906-03-18

gave gratifying report of the clubs
finances.
The sewing committee of the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Presbyterian Church
met at the home of Mrs. ]. Wilson
Townsend on Monday. After luncheon
| served by the hostess. the Afternoon
was spent in sewing.
Mrs. ShepIey OF Stony Crest. went "a
Atlantic City few days ago to join
her daughter. Mrs. Fenwick. Of Buffalo
who is i'll from nervous prostration. and
is trying the beneficial effects or the
salt air at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Avilah Johnston
with Walter c. Carroll and Mrs. Car
roll and Mrs Ella Garrett. OF Glen
Echo. are spending a few days in Bal
timore and Philadelphia.
The Womans Club. Of Kensington,
met last Friday at the home OF MIS-
]. Philip Herman. The program con-
sisted OF a paper by Miss Elizabeth
Perry on John Paul Jones. "a letter from
Mrs. Mary c. Brooke describing some
of the oddities of life In Japan. where
Mrs. Brooke is now living, and a dis
cussion of Railroad Rates. leu oS
Mrs. Lemira Langille.
the winter In Georgia, returned home on
Wednesday.
The Ladies Missionary and Cnurcn
Aid Societies OF the Warner Memorial
Presbyte-ian Church met on Wednes-
dsv in the Sunday school building. IL
being the annual meeting. officers were
elected as follows: Missionary Society,
president. Mrs. Henry Runner; vice pres
" and Mr(.
] II. Cunningham; secretary, Mrs. J.
W. Townsend; treasurer. Mrs 4. h
DePuv. secretaries OF literature. Mrs
]. W Buck. and Mrs B. w. humler'
Aid Society. president, Mrs. w M Ter
reH. Mrs. ]. w. Bronson; secretary
Mrs. c. C. Dickson. treasurer, MISS
Anna r. Gayley. The program for the
morning meeting consisted OF reaoile
by Mrs. Runner on Giving ana
letter from Mrs. Welborn. a missionary
in Korea. read by Mrs. kumler- a
luncheon was served by Mrs. Z. j.
Hartshorn. Mrs. f. ID. Merriam. Mrs.
Robert Stevens. and Mrs B. A chaplin
Mrs. F. ]. Hartshorn invited a num-
Der of young folks 70 her home On
Knowles avenue. last Monday evening.
10 meet her niece Miss Elizabeth Ben
nett Of Worcester. Those present WerS
Misses Sophie Mcqueen, Amy Eckhardt,
Dorothy Clum. Florence and May Little
Nellie Shafor. Katherine Hermann.
Elsie Cunningham. and Elizabeth Ben
nett and Gerald Warthen. James and
Wilson Townsend Harry r. Cunning
ham. Alan and Howard King. Robert
Simpson. and Eden Hartshorn- Progress
siye games were the feature or the even
ing. the successful players being Miss
Elsie Cunningham and James townsend
DR. and Mrs. Warren Price have re-
turned to their home on Baltimore
street
The local branch OF the Woman 5
Christian Temperance Union met at the
home of Mrs L. w. Maxson on Ihurs-
dBy afternoon.
The primary ella SS-room OF the Pres
byte ian Sunday school has been very
much improved, both as 10 comfort ana
looks by the gift by some kind friend
of a floor covering OF cocoa-mattinS.
The storm OF Wednesday night and
Thursday transformed Kelsington and
the surrounding country into fairy land
Every tree. bush. and blade of grass was
covered with glistening ice. and caves
Of the houses trimmed with frtnges OF
icicles Although the effect OF this ice
coating was most beautiful. II tnterfer-
ed considerably with the electric car
and telephone service. and number OF
trees were broken by the weight OF
the ice
Mrs. EIer and her children spent l1st
Sunday with Capt. and Mrs Arti VI
Hendricks