The Washington times., 1906-04-08
DrOOkland

Miss Lulu Julien has returned from
New York.
The Misses Margaret Burke and Kath-
crime Burton were recent visitors at the
home or Miss Helen MOISter-
Mr. and Mrs. Parish and son. Of
GaithersburS, Nd. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Etz. OF Monroe street
The Girls Friendly Society OF the
Church OF Our Saviour met last Friday
light AT the home of Mrs. Lewis. of Ir,,-
ing street Miss Satferlee. daughter of
Bishop Satterlee, gave an interesting
address TO the young people.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Jennie e Samson. OF
Portland. Me. and George A. knight. of
Brookland, which VIII take place next
Wednesday. After a long trip to the
North they will reside at Twelfth and
Franklin streets
An Easter entertainment win be given
in the Brookland Baptist Church next
Tuesday evening. The program will be
in charge OF the Ladies Aid Society.
Those on the entertainment committee
are Mrs. Warren. Miss Hurd and Mr..
Galbraith; refreshment committee, Mrs
Galbraith. Mrs. Etz, Mrs. Schwier, and
Mis- Hers.
Miss Edith Brown entertained Miss
Aura Middlehauff. NJ. Eiker. and Warren
Brown at dinner last Thursday.
An enjoyable party was given Miss
Anna Leesnitzer in honor of her birth
day last Wednesday evening The rooms
were handsomely decorated with flowers
and drsperies- Among those present were
Misses Laura Remsburg. Merle Carnes.
Hilda Southall. Ruth Clayton. Virginia
Burga, Helen Mattimore, Catherine Har-
rison, Mary Waycher. Charlotte Wood
son. Helen Lennon. Ethel Grim, Ruth
Thompson. Agnes Rodler, Annie Crook
Marie Butler, Ella Butler, Lucy Lou
than, and Houston Carness Philip
Carnes. Harold Mattimore, Harold Clay
ton, Everett Phillips. Francis Springer,
Donald Price. Howard Anderson, Sidney
Marean. Brewster. Marean, Elmer
WoodsOn, Anthony Roller. Albert Wood
son John Krache. Paul Doxling. and
Eddie Leesnitzer.
Major c T. Witherel. L. S A. re-
tired, who has been visiting Col c. S.
Brown, Of Lawrence street. has returned
20 his home in Detroit. Mich
Miss Alice Meynes. OF the American
Baptist Missionary Union, VIII lead the
young peoples meeting AT $50 tonight
at the Brookland Baptist Church.
Phillip Julien. formerly OF Brookiand,
but now Of New York. is very I'll
The BroOkland Literary Society met
at the residence Of Mr.. DoIloway at his
home on Newton. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets This was without
doubt tire most unique entertainment |
yet given by the club The Seat Pleas
ant Cornet Band. under the direction OF !
Prof George Orion, a resident Of /
Brookland. enlivened the occasion with |
inspiring music. One or two of their Sc
lections were OF a high order. and their
execution would have done credit to any
city organization OF the kind. Mr..
Hutchinson was there with his gramo- /
phone. which was highly enjoyed. Re
marks were made by Morgan Jones.
rector OF the Church OF Our Savior, and /
by Mr.. Quinn Judge Pennypacker. the /
president. who was i'll. was unable 10 I
Miss Mary Pretty. first vice /
president. acting as president Recita- /
ions were delivered by the MesgrS
Barbour and WheeIoch, and also by the /
Misses Witten and Pretty The refresh /
ments we're served and the social part 1
closed at a late hour The next meeting /
Is at the residence of Morgan Jones. So /
Rhode Island avenue. on the evening OF /
April g.
The Criterion Players VIII present /
Captain Racket at the Brookland /
Town Hall on April IS for the benefit Of /
the Church OF Our Saviour.
Mrs E B. SOuthan is visiting friends /
in Buffalo. " Y.
The dance given last Saturday night /
Al the BrOokIand Town Hail tv NTesSrs
Carpenter and Morean was q successful /
AFFAIR TIE hall was beautifully de- i
corated in red and green