The Washington times., 1906-03-11

[ Mount Vernon. Onfo. arrived at this
place Friday They expect to remain
| for some time.
Mrs. Coil and two children of wash
ington, spent Tuesday calling on friends
at this place.
The Young Ladies' Sewing Circle,
which meets every Tuesday evening
changed the ordv~ of their meeting last
TUESDAY evening y giving Miss Ethel
Edwards d surprise at the home or -.
X. Nicola on Holly avenue. A delight
ful evening was spent. Refreshments
We're served. Ray Leslie sang q SOLO; q
duet was given by Messrs. Holmes and
Curis recitation by Miss Carrie Bailey /,
violin solo BY G. z. Holmes, with Miss
Miihcent Wheeler as accOmpanisti vocal
and instrumental solo by Miss Edwards.
Among those present were Misses Mer-
icle, Zeidler, Adelaide Wilson, Milicent
Wheeler, Ethel Gilbert, Myttle Bristol,
Helen Miller, Irene Stuart, Iva Holmes,
/ Frances Ayers. and Mesdames Cobban,
Woods, Holmes, Mcneil, Reavis, Alice
and Nicola. and Messrs. Reavis, Nicola,
Leslie, Curtiss, Foote, Fischer, G. +.
Holmes. Z. {. Woods, Mcneil and Har-
! old Cobban.
Miss Neel. Of Davenport, Iowa, arrived
at this plac@ Friday. She is another
Gently arrived to attend the Washing
ton Training College. .-,-.--
The Young Mems Literary Society
held its meeting last Saturday evening
T..
nut and Seventh streets The new ON
certs Installed were Messrs. Van Alter,
president; Coursen, secretary. =.
Mrs. Clifford, Of Portland, Me, Is
spending this week at the college visit
ing her daughter. Miss Grace Clifford
MIR. Curtis has returned TO his home on
Cedar street, after several weeks stay
at Savannah. "a
Ms Morris Ben was the guest OF Mrs
Campbell last Monday Mrs Bien IS
former resident Of this place.
Mrs. Ripley. Of Todd place. Washing
ton. spent Saturday calling on Takoma
Mrs. c. f. Holmes has just recovered
from her Illness and is able TO be
around again
Those Who will take part in singing
the sacred cantata David" tonight at
the Presbyterian Church. on Maple
street, at TakCma. are: Misses Dyre.
Dexter. Gilbert, Gould. Perry. Hopkins.
Mildred Dyre Mabel and Carrie Bailey,
Skinner ZeidIer. Russell and Waters,
Mesdames Austin, Crittende1, Shear,
Easterling. NeaIle Gould Mclaughlin
Perry. Walters. Miller, Smith. Williams,
Brainard, Jackson, and MOOers, and
Messrs. Crfttendeu. Perry, jackson.
EasterlinE, FaFOrite. Paul Dexter s. ".
Curtis. Walters. Austin A. Dexter, \.
Jackson, Drs- Nealle. Beatty Heald and
Palmer and Messr5. Mclaughlin, Mccoy,
and Washburn. Mrs / NJ MOOeTs and
Miss Beaulah Russell viii take the solo
parts The chorus IS under the direction
Walton John will be the Organist
Miss Lulu Swift Of Washington cali
ed Thursday on friends at this place.
Miss Ethel Edwards left this place
Wednesday to join her parents in IN
dianapolis. Ind. She viii be greatly
missed by her friends here. = large num-
Der Of young people went 10 the railroad
station to see her of.
Mr.. Lewton and family who formerly
lived on Carroll avenue. have moved 10
their sons home on Chestnut avenue
Miss Iva Holmes. Of the Washington
Training College. was the guest at her
brothers, &. Z. HolmesOn, on Butternut
street. two DAYS last week.
The health study conducted by DR..
Harding OF 0 street. Washington was
largely attended last Thursday evening,
at the General Conference building.
4 pleasant evening was spent by a
few OF the TakOma young people at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs G Z. Holmes last
Wednesday evening.