The Washington times., 1906-12-23


urer, s. 5. Marconi; chaplain, +, NJ
Campbell; guide, c. W, Berkely; war
den. Z. e. Davis; sentry, Charles Hep
ourn; trustees, J. X. Cook. D. J. Sed
rina, W. }. CareW; organist. S. NJ
Hurdle. The increase committee pre-
sented sixteen applications for member
ship. Kismet Council has appointed q
committee TO look up a side degree.
Personal Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Zimmerman OF
Capitol Hin, celebrated the twenty-tifth
anniversary OF their marriage Saturday
evening Among those present were DR.
and Mrs. W. II. DobsOn, OF Yong
Keong, China; Mrs. f Johnson. of Ohio
Mrs 5. j. Vaughan. Dr. and Mrs. Don
AID b. Mcleod Miss Mary Zimmerman
J. l.. Shell. and Johnson Zimmerman.
Miss Mabel Benzler, of Capitol HiH
Entertained a number of her friends al
Der home Monday evening in honor OF
her birthday. Those present were Ger
trude FarnswOrth. Bessie Tegeler Mary
Engle. Louise Ackerman, NJ Banzler,
RusseI Thompson. Arthur Benzler. Mel
Vile Eslin. W. Brady and Captain Han
ay, Company +, East High School
Cadets. and Lieutenant Hanke, Com
pany f.
Mrs. Frazier of coo North Carolina
avenue southeast. will have as her
guest Mrs. W. Puruell and little son, Of
Baltimore, TO spend the holidays.
Mrs. Charles shipIey. who mas been
the guest of Miss Davis of Capitol Hin,
returned 10 her home in Baltimore.
Miss Sarah Vaughan, who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scrib-
ner, of 100 d street. returned 10 her
home, Piuey Point, Nd.
Mrs Tom Duke. who has been visit
.ng friends ON capitol hin. left Tuesday
for her home ia Leonardtown, Md.
Miss Bessie Lewis, who has been
critically in at her home. ZIG Eleventh
street southeast, is convaiescing.
James Ciscle is ill at his home, 5ol B
street southeast
Gunner b. 2 DonneIly has been or
iered on duty at the navy yard. Ia con-
aecuon with Puritan and Oneida
Mrs. Richard Kngsman, Of East Capt.
.ol street. viii give a tea on Wednesday
next in honor of her daughter, Edna
Belle Kingsman. the occasion being the
presentation of Miss Edna 10 society.
Miss Sims. of Capitol HIM. has as her
guest for the holidays Miss DuBose, OF
Atlanta.
The ladies' of the board of managers
If the Eastern Dispensary and Casualty
HosDitaI announce that the lunCheOns
Turing the past week, held at the Ma
donaI Rifles Armory, in aid of the nos
oital, were the most successful ever
given this year in the series OF enter
lainments.
NIr. Schlosser of Seventh and Penn
svlvauia avenue southeast. entertained
few of his friends aboard his yacht,
Tacoma" on Sunday. down the river.
Miss Emily Block, daughter of Judge
Block, of New York, is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Eugene Sehwab, of 525
Eighth street southeast
Chief Boatswain ]. DOwling has been
granted leave of absence from the navy
yard southeast until January O.
Capt Clarence =. Nettle9f siStills J'Aa'
tdvocate, is relieved from treatment at
NE General Hospital barracks south
sast. and viii proceed 10 Denver. Col
First Lieutenant Harold ", Couper
assistant surgeon. is relieved from treat
nent at the barracks, General Hospital
and viii report for duty to conduct to
he Presidio, san Francisco. Cal.
Miss Jane stone. of Capitol Hill south
EAST. gave a luncheon on Friday in
lonor of her guest, Miss Harris. Those
invited were Miss Stuart. Miss Parker,
Mss Jenkins, Misses Livingstone, Miss
Jenkins, Misses Davis. Miss Barber,
Hiss watkins and Miss Sanderson,
Miss Irene Dietrich and Miss olive
{. Demariso, Of Southeast. well known
loprano soloists, assisted in the concert
II St Mary's Catholic Church, at Alex
tndria. on Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Brill entertained them at
upper after the concert.
The Capitol Hin Orchestra gave a sue
.essful concert on Tuesday evening at
t James Parish Hail. The members
re Samucl r. Pole, director 5, +. kir-
~. Russell Pole. Samuel Pole, John
Philips james Hobbs. Space Fissell,
William Stackett, Ernest Thompson, Isl
lore Potter.
The work of rebuilding the hull of a
lump scow, which twenty years ago
vas sunk in the mud of the Eastern
Branch. is progressing rapidly At Ben
ietts boat yard.
Boys for the Choir.
The following boys have been admitted
10 S.. Marks Episcopal choir Southeast;
Thomas Spense, Raymond McElhannOn,
IOhu Morgan. Sears Ellis. Edwin Felt,
Walter Donaldson. NicOl SandOe. Gus
ave Kramer. Martin Lawson, and VIII
am Peacock.
Hold Missionary Meeting.
A missionary meeting was held in ST
Marks Parish Hall. Third and A streets