The Washington times., 1906-05-06
Noel House Social Club.

Quite a success was achieved by the
Noel House Social Club when Il pre-
sented recently Alfred the West-Sax-
on" which was written for the club
by Miss Ada Boyd Classic. The en-
tertainment, which was held in the Noel
House gymnasium, was presented by
the following cast OF characters: Al
fred. king Of the West xons. H Dodd:
Elswitha. his queen. Miss c. Wilson:
Swithir. A prelate. L Sparrough: Ethels>
witha, Alfred's sister. Miss I. Wilson;
Hildegarde. queens lady, Miss Brown
rig; Berda. peasant woman, Miss
Doyle: Ethelworth. T. Colbert; GuthOrn
Athelstan, Danish king, H Smythe;
Thane Os. Thane Boerwulf. West Sax
ons, Edward Gilhllan and ]. Monroe:
Sidroc, Siegfried, two Danes, attend
ant on Buthorn. Edward G1hllan and
F. Watson; Wulfher, a fool, H Haw-
kins; first soldier, I. Moore; second SOL
der, II. Watson.
The executive staff was composed Of
the following: Manager. II. Hawkins
stage manager. H. Hawkins; business
manager, treasurer and advance agent.
Edward GiihlIan; assistant master of
supernumeraries and electrician, l.
Moore; master Of properties and musical
director. ]. Martyr; scenic artist and
stage carpenter. j. Thompson, wardrobe.
Mrs. Giifllan and Miss Ryan.
The schoolmates Of Miss Edna Frank
were entertained by that young lady at
a euchre party at her home, 81 Mary
land avenue northeast, Friday evening.
Miss Mary Madigan won the first prize,
and the BOBBY prize was awarded TO
Miss Nellie lie Caia. The following were
present: Misses Mary Maloney, Nellie
Maloney, Katherine McAllister, Nellie
lie Cain. Edna Frank, Jennie MalOney,
Grace Lynch, Mary Madigan, Caroline
Dove. Veronica Lynch, Goree Pellan
and Agnes Nein-
As a result of a complaint b. j.
Maury Dove concerning the larceny OF
coal from his dump in northeast Wash
| ington. Policeman Hagan. OF the Ninth
precinct. was detailed 10 watch the
thieves One morning last week two in
dividuals were seen 70 leave the yard
with bags Of coal. The officers shout
to them TO stop was unheeded. so the
/ policeman shot several bullets after
| them. They dropped their bundles of
coal but managed 10 escape.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
| RenrOc Club will be held tomorrow
night in the club rooms, corner Third
and a streets northeast
Mrs. Beaton entertained the Capitol
/ Hill Literary Society Monday evening.
| After the transaction Of regular routine
| business an entertaining literary and
musical program was given IN which
the following took part: Mrs. Bernise
Nelson, Mrs. Walporte, Captain Hart
Mrs. BeatOn. Mrs. TranJy, Mrs. Belts,
Miss Jessie Nelson, Major Lawrence,
| and Z c Palmer.
marriage of interest TO many resi-
dents OF northeast Washington was that
of Miss Floy Irene Thomas and Charles
/ S. Krouse, OF Pittsburg, Pa, which oc-
| Cured Wednesday morning at o clock
| at the home of the brides parents,
| North Carolina avenue. The brides only
/ attendant was Miss Lulu NJ Thomas.
| The Rev FreeIand Peter. assistant pas
tor of ST. Marks Church. conducted the
| ceremony After which a buffet break
/ fast was served A large number OF
/ friends were present and the bride was
| the recipient of many handsome gifts
| Mr. and Mrs KrOuse left shortly after
| the ceremony for Pittsburg, Pa, where
they will live.