The Washington times., 1906-10-21

Frank Potts Will have charge Of the
supper. under Mrs. Stokes as general
chairman.
The Aid Society has undertaken 20 re-
carpet the church. and viii send the
usual barrel Of jellies and preserves 10
Sibley Hospital. and send one also 10
the DeacOness Home in Washington
The care OF the parsonage comes under
the Aid Society. and some necessary re-
pairs TO the heating plant will be done
Immediately. Mrs. George Snyder asked
COR assistance in Little LIght-Bearers'
work among the children. Mrs. Warren
McI.aine was appointed as assistant
superintendent
The reception and social given under
the auspices Of the Church Aid Society
OF Warner Memorial Church on Wednes-
day was a success in spite OF the dis
agreeable weather. The program con-
sisted Of selections by the KensingtOn
Orchestra. vocal solos by Harry c. Arm
strong, and flute solos by Mr.. Field.
Refreshments were provided by a COM
mittee consisting of Mrs. 3. II. Warner,
Mrs. Harry G. Armstrong, and Miss
Gayley and served by the young ladies
OF the church. The program was ar
ranged by Mrs. J. Brett Bronson.
At s.. PauTs Methodist Episcopal
Church today the subject for the morn
ing sermon viii be The Church
Place Of Safety and Praise" Al night
the pastor. the Rev. A. L. Spielman. will
preach on Little Sins"
A branch Of the Epworth League
was organized last Sunday with nifty
members The officers are. Lee Jones,
president, frst vice president. Warren
McI.ainc. second vice president William
Newton; third vice president Mrs. War
ren McI>aine; fourth vice president,
Horace Troth; secretary, Ezra TrOth.
The official board Of the church have
undertaken 10 install a new heating
plant in the church building.
DIT. Runner viii preach al Tie Warner
Memorial Presbyterian Church this
morning another Of the nature series Of
sermons. his topic being The SUM-"
The evening sermon will be on The
Expulsion OF the Traders"
The Kensinston Athletics were enter
tained by their manager, Herbert Fiier.
at his residence on Knowles avenue.
The boys had an enjoyable time play
ing a new game Of Mr.. Filer's invention.
parlor baseball Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Filler and her little
daughter. Laura.
A party OF ghosts" surprised Miss
Katherine Hermann IN honor OF ner
sixteenth birthday. The guests were
Miss Alice Terrell, Elsie Cunningham,
and Dorothy Clum. OF Kensington;
Misses Bessie and Mildred Tegeler and
Helen Sewers. OF Washington. and
James and William Townsend, Eden
Hartshorn. Howard and Alan King, OF
Kenslngton. and Bert and Win Prau,
of Washington.
Gordon Chance. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Merritt o. Chance. OF Lincoln Place.
invited a number Of his little friends To
spend the afternoon OF his eleventh
birthday anniversary. The guests were
Ruth and Frances Bronson, Elizabeth
PAUL, Beatrice Chamberlaine, Ellen
Chapir. Margaret and Katherine Chap
man, Laura Filler. Mary and Esther
Tyner. Harry Chamberlain, Edward
Pugh. Hosmer and Teddy Hartshorn.
Arthur and Eddy Chaplin. and Elliott
Adams.
Leslie Hardlsty entertained a few OF
his friends on Tuesday evening at his
home on Washington street
There have been some changes lately
I'm town officers Newman c. Little.
who has served some years most salts
factorily as town clerk and treasurer,
has resigned. and f. c. Bruington has
accepted the appointment as his sue
cessor. Charles Petit has been ap-
pointed.
The Woman's Club. Of Kensineton.
met on Friday at the home of Mrs.
James B. Cook. The program consisted
Of respor ses from Byron, an original
paper on modern Italian history. by
Mr.. w. L. Lewis. and the discussion
OF current topic by Mrs. Frank T..
Chapman. Mrs. Chapman took as her
subject "DenGtured Alcohol"
Mrs. w. D. Little. of Forest Glen. en-
tertained a few friends at luncheon on
Thursday on honor of Mrs. John 1c-
Queen
Miss Clara Harrison, of Connecticut
avenue, entertained a party OF friends
from Baltimore during the past week.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
Una Baer. Eleanor Walker, May Rein
ika. and Gavet Baldwin and George
Donaldson, of Baltimore.
These guests, with the addition of Mr..
and Mrs. W. d Thomas. Miss Clara
Harrison. and LansdaIe Souder, OF
Kenslngton. and Miss Katie Herbert OF
Leesburg, Va. enjoyed a chestnut hunt
in the woods
Joseph Johnson. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w A. Johnston. of Carroll place cell
ebrated his birthday by giving a party
TO twenty-siX Of his friends
Mrs. Debby Meade has returned to
KensingtOn from visit of several
weeks at Fort Monroe.
Mrs. s. Annie Gardiner has had as
her guests during the past week, Mrs.