The Washington times., 1906-05-10
CHARITY EXHIBIT
At THE THE SHOREHAN
Christ Child Society Will
Have a Tea and Sale
Benefit.

Ohe or the most necessary local chari-
table organizations which has not vet
4'aue call FOR the attention OF the
pubic Is the Christ Child Society. for
"hlch a benefit tea. sale. and exhibit
VIII De given az the Shoreham from 1
uhLA o'clock next Tuesday, May IS.
MIS- James ID. Morgan will preside at
me tea and cake table: Miss Ruth Per
Alhs VIII have charge Of the Lemonade
ana small cakes: Mrs William NJ. Irwin
and Mrs. ID. p. Mccartney will serve
ice cream. and Mrs Hannis TavJor and
Miss Mary v Merrick will have charge
OF The confections. Bags and baskets
VIII be sold by Mrs. J. Nota McCm
ana especial attention IS called TO the
hahdiwork OF the small beneficiaries of
the society
A new and inviting field for the ener-
eies OF the association has been Of
Tered by the presence Of a large num-
ber Of Italian immigrants attracted 70
'he city by the large building orera-
lions. both public and private. Accom-
panied by their families. these new
. 'omers have established themselves in
'he northeastern section Of the city.
ana the colony is marked BY the usual
conditions that surround the struggling
Hneh ignorant OF the language OF his
ADOPTED home and destitute Of means.
= sewing school and other classes
nave been started at the Madonna
mouse Tor the benefit Of the women
ana children. while night classes for
'he lnstruction ga English and social
o'uos Tor general advancement have
Deen organized for the welfare Of the
men. '1e
More than seventy children are en-
roIled and about forty men meet week
y In classes taught by Father Ges-
sem MI Suria. Miss Costagini. Miss
Merrick. Mrs Rocca. Mrs. -ChiventonI.
ra'her Cooper. and DR. Valentine.
June. 1895. viii be q noted r,o,-, 6.
the calendar Of Mrs. Nicholas T.o,g-
worth. daughter OF President Roose-
Welt On the second Of the r,ontb o.,
VIII sail with her husband on tbe
American liner 81. Louis. for Europe
ana VIII shortly sfterward meet the
kings and potentstes OF the modern
world, - she already has met those Of
lhe Eastern. Il Is not Vet published
what the program will be further than
That he Longworths will be the guests
, nt Ambassador = Reid in London. and
s5eneFelly understood. however. thar
they VIII be the guests for a time OF
the King and Queen % England the
resident OF France. and. perhaps. OF
the Kaiser and Kaiserin OF GERMANY
! ma chey VIII be the recipients oF So
Cidl ho1ors rarely bestowed on Ameri-
cans o. europeans either, for that maj
ter except those or royal birth Is Al
together probable
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs George =
Davis, lB1 Belmont street. was the
scene OF pretty home wedding Iast
evening when their daughter Miss
Eugenl@ DAVIS, became the bride OF Dr
Ellis Chesbro. Of Cleveland Ohio Car
naucns, the favOrite flowers or the bride
were used both in the house deco~atio
and were carried by the bride and her
maid
The Rev d. Elliott. Of Hackensack.
y J, 5choolmate or the bridegroom
ofhC!ated. the bridal couple being Dre-
Ceded TO the altar bv the bridesmaid
Miss Nellie Davis, Of Cleveland. Ohio.
cousin OF the bride, and the best
man. Har1 Id Davis
The bride wore An artistic gown OF
French batiste and lace and a bridal
veil OF tulle, neld iT place BY white car
nations, the same flowers forming her
bouquet The bridesmaid wore a gown
Of pa.c blue embroidered batiste and
carried pink carnations. Only members
of the family and "A few intimate friends
eve present
Atte- wedding iournev DR. and Mrs
.ieSlrO will make their home al VIII
iorEhhy. one OF the pretty suburbs OF
Cleveland