The Washington times., 1906-06-17
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The regular meeting Of the Mems
! Club. of the Warner Memorial Presby-
terian Church, was held in the Sunday
scnool building Wednesday evening.
Owing to the inclement weather, the
program was not carried out as plan
ned, but a sociable, pleasant evening
was enjoyed by those present Refresh
ments were served.
The Children's Day exercises at St
Paufs Methodist Church last Sunday
morning We're unusually pleasing and
the following program was listened TO
by a large audience.
Organ voluntary, Mrs. Frank Potts:
song, the school: infant baptism; Chill
dren's Day greeting. Reed Warthen: ::
| song, the school; prayer, Rev. A. r
Speilmani Three Blossoms" Dorothy
Dulin. Louise Warthen. and Minnie
Clark; Seven Little Sunbeams,'' Esther
! Fowler, Mary Van Fossen. Dorothy
Exley. Pearl Martinus. Edna Jones,
Myrtle Jones, Norma Anderson. Grace
Van Fossen; song. the school; the
Worlds Bouquet. Ruth Corrick. Lvda
Norris. Nellie Argent. Jesta warthen.
Lydia Troth, and Sarah Garrison; Les
son FI?n the Birds" Paul speilman.
song the school; The Legend Beauti-
full. ssie Price; song. the school.
Two little Blossoms" Rebecca War
! then and Marian Speilman; Thankful
eoe' Harry Hendricks: Little Foxes
ana Little Hunters" Carl Argent. Wat
son Shepherd. Lawrence Johnston Theo-
I acre Forbes, Herbert Nichols, and VIII
| MOTIFS; song, primary department; solo.
Dorothy Dulin; address, the pastor, Pew.
-. Il Speilman; song. the school; Gates
OF Paradise" primary class.
MIS- John French, OF New York. IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Philip Herr
man.
Mrs and Miss Butler spent Sunday in
hensipgton with Mrs. J. Harry Gun
ningham.
The Fortnightly Club. of Forest Glen
ing. 4''-'y even
A Joint meeting Of the two ladies'.
missionary societies Of the Aratbodis+
church was held IN the SUNDAY ecbooI
room Of the church last Mondav g.
/ noon Mrs. G. W. Ashworth nrestds7t
OF the Foreign Society, conducted III. de-
Not!oaaI exercises, the president ~ tbe
nome society. Mrs. GartreII. presiding
Al interesting program was listened
-, cohsiSung OF readings by Mrs. Harry
I1iuseiy, MISS Nellie Harr Mrs. Arthur
nd
Mrs. Edgar Moore. The mite bo,,asII
were opened and a goodIv sT,r, t,,-eo.
ever 10 the treasurers Of the two So
eleties. Officers for the coming ves-
were elected in the Foreign Society
the new officers being: Presidenr NJ
george W. Ashworth; vice presidents
MIS- Defendorf, Mrs. Frank Potts ana
MIS- George PAUL; secretary, Mrs VII
nam Dulini treasurer. Mrs. Edqsr
moore At the close OF the missionary
meeting short business meeting ~
The Ladies Aid Society was held a.
which Mrs. George Sny Ter announced
the purchase by a number of the ladies
OF the church Of a quilt recently given
The society by Mrs. Martin. The ouiIt
Is now the property Of the parsonage
committee and VIII be used in the par
sonage.
Mrs Bagby, Mrs. Frazier and her lit
tie daughter, Mr.. Caywood. and Dr
Corey, al of Washington, have been
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Loren II. NiU{-
ken curing the last week
The Misses Pratt Of washington who
nave been spending a few weeks with
their sister, Mrs. Hoel Mcqueen. OF Can
Itol View, left on Thursday morning
Tor Port Kent, y. Y, where thew viii
spend the remainder OF the summer
Children's Day was celebrated at the
warner Memorial Presbyterian Churc,
last Sunday morning. the exercises he
ing held in the Sunday school building
The program consisted of music bv the
kensington Orchestra and songs by the
Sunday school, interspersed with recita-
uons and class exercises Those taking
special parts We're Helen Fenton. Sea
trice Chamberlaine. Reina Geddes. Rob
flw - -
class, Florence Fenton, Margaret Ste
Vens, Ruth Bronson, Ellen Chaplin, ana
Jane Hermann.
The sacrament OF baptism was admin
istered and the pastor, Rev. DR.. Henry
Runner, made a short address to the
children The collection, which was for
the rebuilding OF mission churches de-
stroyed in the recent San Francisco dis
aster, was unusually large, more than
SO being realized.
Mr. Abrams, who has been in Balti-
more for some time, undergoing medical
treatment, spent Sunday with his
daughter. Mrs. G. W. Chamberlaine. on
Lincoln place Mr.. Abrams seems much
improved in health.
Mrs Eliza Bennett who has been
spending the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. F.. J. Hartshorn, returned this
week to her home near Lima, n. Y.
Merritt O. Chance went to Harpers
Ferry on Friday 10 meet his mother.
Mrs. J. o. Chance. of Mt. Vernon, III.
Mrs. Chance will spend the summer
with her sons family.
Mrs Walter A Johnson. who has been
visiting in Baltimore. returned to her
home. on Carroll place. last Sunday
evening
B. F. Snyder. of Washington, spent
Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs George II.
Snyder on Warner street.
Miss Charlotte A. Van Doren was the
guest of her niece. Mrs. J. Harry Gun
ningham. for a few days last week.
Miss Nellie Pratt. OF Capitol View. has
as her guest Miss Helene Oyster. of
Garrett Park
Glen Manor Hotel. at Forest Glen.
has opened again for the season, and
promises to be quite a popular resort.
The Montgomery County Federation
of WOmans Clubs will be entertained
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