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The Washington times., 1906-06-03
Art Club Meeting.

The Columbia Heights Art Club had
the regular meeting last Thursday in
the parlors Of the Portner. the essayist.
Mrs. Fannie Womach Garner, present
ing an able paper on THE Art Of the
Egyptians" An outline study Of Eng
nsh Prose OF the Nineteenth Century
was conducted by Mrs. J. Finney
Engie. The closing session next Thurs
day viii take the form Of a musicale at
the home OF Mrs. Calvin Nelson, 40
Twelfth street northeast. when the
program will consist Of selections from
the works Of English composers.
D. w ReaVfs. or Madison street.
BrightwoOd avenue, returned recently
10 his home from Rerrien Springs,
Mich. where ne spent a business trip
Dr. and Mrs. L. Rosenberg. who have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Katsenstein, Of Girard street, returned
recently 10 their home in Bedford, y.
Y, after an excellent visit with Bright
wood friends.
Moore & Hill, real estate brokers. sold
10 Mrs Annie J. Clark. the premises 12lI
Harvard street, for $500
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BrigRtW0d

Three services marked the beg snning
of worship IN the new Trinity A NJ. T.
Zion Church on Morton street between
Brightwood ana Sherman avenues
northwest. last week. The church is a
handsome structure with pressed brick
front, latest style of painted glass win
dCws. and a handsome new uipe organ
The chapel and study are back OF the
pulpit, on the north end OF the build
ing. TIE church yard Is large and
beautiful. and in the rear are two hand
some dwellings, which are rented The
congregation and Sunday school
marched from their old building 10 the
new church at IL n m. and the initial
service was commenced by Rev. Logan
Johnson, presiding elder, who is also
the church pastor. Mr.. Beckwith, of
the Holiness Mission, offered he first
prayer The choir then sang. ''rhe
Lord Is in His Holy Temple" Rev.
! NJ, Little was then introduced and
preached the sermon. Following his
discourse an opportunity was given
friends of the new church to speak,
and the pastor introduced II. +.
Woodard, member Of the Distriqa bar.
who, IL IS stated was OF great value 10
the pastor and trustees in providing for
the building Of the church.
Thomas O'Brien has returned to Pana-
ma after spending several weeks with
his family. Mr. Chauncey. Of Bright
wood Park. has gone with him.
At p. m there was a large concourse
OF People, many OF whom had come
from Montgomery county. Md, and
| from Virginia 70 witness the dedication
services. The church was crowded 10
its utmost seating capacity Within the
altar platform were Bishop ]. W.
Smith, Rev DR.. J. F. MoreIand. of
! Charlotte, N c, Rev. Or. Edward
Mason, OF I1vingtOn College. Salisbury.
n c; Rev DR.. S s COrrothers, Rev.
Or. Z. A. Wallace. Rev. Logan John
SON. Revs- I. keene Daniel Landon. J.
II sanders, George Ferris and James
| w; Poe, conference missionary Elder
Johnson introduced Rev Bishop Smith.
I VINO presided at this service.
DR. Mason followed in a brief ad-
dress, complimentary to pastor and
city pastors 4 collection was taken w
amounting 70 $500. Bishop J. W
Smith conducted the dedicatory cere-
monies. assisted by Rev. J. r. Mason,
| DR.. p. G. Wallace. and Dr. J. F. More
| land Rev. W. II. Davenport will
| preach this evening
In attempting 20 cross IN front Of q
| car at Seventh streeL and BrightwOOd
avenue Wednesday. Irving Courtney
twenty-five years old. was run down
/ He Was treated at FreedInan's Hospital
and late2' taken 20 his home. Z767
l BrightWCOd avenue
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J. Gregory. Brown. Beds. c. Ritchle.
J. KaIdenback, S. Collins, W. Behrend.
z Herbert, F. SHlard, Z. Turner, Col
burn. ". Stuart, F. Eisenstein, W.
Brown. l. Hayes. V. Rollins. 3. Nor
rison. E Brown, I. Hayes. V. Rollins.
H AlagTuder, L. Gregory and J. Cole
man
Mrs p T. Fisher. Of Roanoke. Va.
is here visiting her sister, Mrs W G
Van Horn, OF 228 p street northwest
Hagan Wilson. a. well-known young
man Of this section, who was a student
at George Washington during the past
school year, has decided 10 enter Mich
iSan University next fail on a course OF
electrical engineering +. Il Liuthicum
also expects to attend Michigan
The funeral Of James Nichols took
place last Wednesday afternoon at :
O'Clock from the Peoples Congregation
al Church. " street. between Sixth and
Seventh streets northwest. The serv-
Ices were attended by a large number
OF friends and relatives Of the deceased.
Mr.. Nichols. who was sixty-fOur years
OF at;e, died ar his residence, 1I2S Third
street northwest. on MAY q
MI. u. Oetuugers OF 1116 Fifth street
northWeSL received a, large number OF
/ her rie1os last Wednesday evening in
son.
Miss Caroline Wilson. recently the
guest OF relatives in this section, has
returned 10 her home in New Jersey.
IN the Marquette League last week St.
vincent defeated Trinity by the score OF
70 .. Fay, for the winning team. pitch
! ed good game and was well supported.
Carr1ck, Dove and Harris carried of
me DaIIlng honors- The last named
also felded brilliantly, as did Jack
/ Spaulolng- The winners scored one In
: the first on a base or balls by Lewis and
a double by CarCick In the third Lewis
| got his second pass and scored on
Macks sacrifice and a long single by-
Coleman Two runs were scored in the
Sebasu&n-s error. Trinity did not secure
a nit OF Fay until the sixth. when they
earned three runs by hard hitting.
Exercises were conducted last Wed
nesday morning al the Soldiers Home,
/ the program at the rostrum being pre-
Ceded by a parade OF Harry Wilson
/ Post. No. i. g. A r. J. J AstOr Com
Army and Navy Union. the veterans OF
! the Soldiers Home. invited guests and
visitors, led by the Soldiers Home BAND.
! and the committees and officers Of the
I home.
A memorial service IN honor or the
memory OF the late Rev. William T.
I PiersOn. Of IS SeatOn street. was held
/ sion Hall, which was the scene Of Mr..
/ Pearson death George W. Wheeler
/ presided and brief addresses were made
/ by Capt. J. S. Mewshaw, 0. T. Edgar.
and others. Evangellsts Tyson and Cor
! don spoke and sang Rev George W
I Havell and his quartet from the Peo-
! PIES Mission was also present and sang
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Capitol Heights

The lawn party and dance held on
the afternoon and evening Of May so.
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Oswald. on Baltimore avenue, for the
benefit Of the building fund of the Cap
itol Heights Church proved a success.
There was an attendance of about 200.
The string music was furnished by X
Y G. Harris. Of Washington, and the
piano music by Miss Fowler, of Capitol
Heights
The work on the residence of H. L.
Miles on Crystal Spring avenue has so
far advanced that the building is now
ready TO be put under roof.
Fred Stevens mas just returned to his
home after a. weeks visit to his sister
Mrs Harry Holmes. of this town.
Weldon Oliver has greatly enhanced
the appearance of his home by an at
tractive coat of paint. &.
A s Oswald has built a porch across
the front of his residence on Baltimore
avenue.
Misses Downey and Knighting. of
Washington, spent Decoration Day with
Mr.. and Mrs. C D. Willis
David E Haller is engaged in the
erection of a residence on the corner OF
Chewton and Crystal Spring avenues
Among the new residents OF Capitol
Heights in the pest week are Mr.. and
Mrs. Bauer who are now occupying
their new home on Central and Chewton
avenues. and Charles II. Megill, for
merly of Paramount Heights, who is 10
Gated with his familys in his home on
OtwaY avenue.
Harry Caldwell is engaged in remodel
ing fts home on SiXty-first street 1t
will be very attractive when all i'm
provei-snts are completed
Mr.. VaIneu has completed his resi-
dence or Washington avenue near
SiXty-fTS1 street
Messrs, Holmes and Smith have re-
painted their residence on Baltimore
avenue
William T. Alvey has greatly improved
his place on Shadyside avenue near
Jonnson place, where he has opened a
general store
Mrs Kate ENelcher, who was called
to Philadelphia on account Of the death
OF her sister, -eturned TO her home here
Thursday.
Mrs John Shackelford and daughter.
OF Washington. spent Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Oswald
William Z. Jerman Is having lumber
hauled preparatory to building on his
lots on Sixty-first street and Washing
ton avenue.
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prophecy was then made by Miss Name
Lewis, who had various amusing des-
ttnies to foretell. but succeeded in evad-
ing any unfortunate horoscope for any
member of the class of 1906.
Rev. w. H Washinger, a visiting pas
tor, preached two sermons last Sunday
at the United Memorial Church, corner
North Capitol and r streets.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary II. Finn
took place last Tuesday morning from
St Martins Church The services were
attended by a large number of friends
and relatives Of the deceased. Mrs. Finn
is survived by her husband, William F.
Finn.
The dramatic society OF Trinity College
last Tuesday afternoon gave an al fresco
performance OF a play, The Alcestis OF
Euripides." The cast was made up as
follows: Apollo. Irene M O'Crowley
Thanatos. Ora Dansby; handmade TO AL
cestis, Mabel Higgins: Alcestis, wife OF
Admetos. Sara T. O'Neill: Admetos,
King of Thessaly. Mary Z. Doherty:
Eumelus, son Of Admetos, Matte Terry;
daughter of Adretos. Rosario Lorando;
Herakles. Olivia Hannah: Pheres, father
Of Admetos. Alice G. Feenan; cup bearer
TO AdmetOs. Marie Pagan. and several
Society are: President, Sarah T.
O'Neil, 'Os; vice president, Mary z.
Doherty. 'O6; recording secretary, Sue
Mcoorrish, 'O7; corresponding secretary.
Mabel higgins. '07; treasurer, Marie
Kennedy, 90
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley re-
ceiyed an ovation from the pupils and
friends OF Washington College at its
commencement last Monday night, when
he made an address. Admiral Schley
confessed himself an admirer OF women
ana one who believed that most OF the
good in the world was due TO them. At
the conclusion OF Admiral Schley's re-
marks Miss Irene Keller, the president.
presented to him a bouquet on behalf of
the class. There were sixteen members
in the graduating class. which was the
largest IN the history of the institution.
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Excelsior Club Entertained.

Mrs. narrower entertained the mem
bers OF the Excelsior Literary Club al
her home. 514 B street northeast, Tues
day evening Mrs. Willis, the president
Of the club, presided over the meeting
An essay on Modern Italy" was read
by Mrs. Turn0ull. and a history OF my
tholOgy was read by Miss Bradley. Miss
Seely gave a sketch Of the life Of Tor
quato Tasso- A report OF the recent
social was read and plans discussed for
a picnic to take place next month Mu-
sic was rendered by Mrs. Frear. In ad-
ditiou 10 those already named, the fol-
lowing were present. Mrs Alexander
Mrs Barnard. Mrs. Foster, Mrs Cor
don, Mrs McCreery, Mrs. Muller Mrs.
Robinson, Mrs Simmons, Mrs Webb,
and Miss Chamberlain The following
visitors were also present. Mrs. Soames.
Of Salem, Mass; Mrs. French. Of Balti-
more, Md. and Mrs. Averill. OF Platts-
burg, N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Newmyer enter
tanned the Originals at their last social
meeting OF the season Sunday night
Those in the party We're Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Newmeyer. Mr.. and Mrs Da-
vid l. Engle Mr. and Mrs. Sydney c
kaufman, Mrs. Sigmund. Adolph Weyl
and Levi David
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Northeast
WASHINGTON

Miss Olive Demarest, of Capitol Hill,
expects to leave for Rochelle Park. y.
J.. In a few days, where she viii stay
with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. d. Easton, formerly OF this city.
Later in the summer Miss Demarest will
leave with them on a trip 10 Europe.
They Will sail June 19 on the Kaiser
Wilhelm. and will visit London, Berlin,
Paris, Vienna, and spend a short time
in the mountains of Switzerland. The
party will return in the fall, and before
coming back 10 this city Miss Demarest
Will spend a month with her aunt and
uncle at Eaglesmere, Pa
Under the auspices Of the St. Agnus
Guild Of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd, a strawberry and ice cream social
was given in the parish hall Of the
church Wednesday evening A large
gathering paroniZed the affair, and IL
is said to have been very successful
The hail was beautifully decorated with
various greens and cut flowers. Dancing
was enjoyed during the evening and the
music was furnished by Harry Peters
and Earl Mccormick.
Unity Council, No. ?. Independent Or
I der Of the Sons of Jonadab. met IN Mel
ford Hail Wednesday evening. After the
routine and special business had been
| transacted a goOd-of-the-order program
was given, over which S. De Ned
rey presided. Refreshments were served.
John Scrivener will soon have work
begun on the construction Of a two-story
| brick dwelling at 40 Sixth street south
east. The architect viii be Adam H.
Croft. and the builder Lloyd Hin. The
cost Will probably be $500
Miss Irene Dieterich. Of Capitol HIll,
who recently returned from Stuttgart,
Germany, where she studied music, viii
assist the pupils OF Miss Georgia Z.
Miller, OF the Virgil CIavier Piano
| School at their annual spring recital on
June 16. in Masonic Temple. The pro-
gram is now being arranged.
Arthur Bishop entertained the mem
| bers Of the Y. p. S. c. z. OF the
/ Ninth Street Christian Church at their
regular monthly business meeting, at
his home. Monday evening Miss Virgde
Raymond presided. 1t was decided 10
| hold Open-air meetings after July is.
1906. Following the transaction OF regu-
/ lar business there was a social hour.
! Mrs David a Murphy. who has been
/ visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles H.
/ kaufman, OF Capitol Hill. for the past
/ month. left Friday last for her home IN
/ Kansas City, Mo Mrs. Murphy was
/ formerly Miss Alice Coffey, OF Capitol
] Hill
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ing Song" Master Russell NcGee; salu-
tatory, subject, Richard Occur de
LION" Miss Anna Stewart, recitation.
Education" Master Willie AfcGee;
Parody on Charge OF the Light Brf-
gade, Miss Katie Tenley; recitation.
Knapp; piano solo. Flower Song" Miss
Irene Martin; essay. Napoleon" Miss
Brooke: piano SOLO Miss Anna Stewart; /;
recitation. Asleep At the Switch Miss
Florence Mulroyi piano duet, Misses
Brooke and Stewart; recitation. a Leak
Miss Isabel Shelton; recitation, a Le-
gend Of Bregenz," Miss Brooke; vale
dictory, 'Englands Golden Age" A
Fern Myers.
The residents OF Seventh street north
east, through ". J. FriZzel, a resident
Der OF Northeast Washington Citizens
Association. have written 10 the District
Commissioners protesting against the
existing conditions along Seventh street
northeast. In tbs letter which Mr.. FriZ-
Eel wrote in behalf OF Seventh street
residents, he as6ed that action be TAX
en- to carry out the order of the Dis
tric Supreme Court in Connection with
the Injunction suit by which the Dis
trict was restrained from borrowing OF
streets and other thOroughfares in
Northeast Washington Mr.. FrizZel
stated that Seventh street is almost i'm
passa BILE and that Il has been In this
condition for a number OF months
In reply, Engineer Commissioner Bid
die stated that the Commissioners Were
pOwerleSs to do anything until IL IS seen
whether Congress Will enact a proposed
amendment to the District appropria-
ton bill, which will give the Comnis-
make any changes at all in thorough
fares,
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'Bbomingda1e

Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Rowe. of 2215
First street northwest, have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Elizabeth Rowe. 20 Adolph Alex
ander Thomas, Of Cleveland and Wash
ington. The wedding will take place in
June.
Mr. and Mrs. George A Whitford and
family. who have resided for some time
at 4l9 o street northwest. have moved
70 1860 Eighteenth street, where they
are now established IN their new home.
They VIII be glad 20 receive their
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Gaghan, Of 10
Florida avenue northwest, recently lost
their infant daughter Alice. The funeral
Of the child took place from the family
residence on Saturday, May 2s.
North Capitol Chapter Of the Epworth
League recently celebrated the sixteenth
anniversary of its organization.
Mr.. and Mrs William Halfpap cele-
! brated their tenth wedding anniversary
last Wednesday evening They were the
recipients Of many presents Among
those present were Eddie Halfpap. Mr.
! and Mrs. Loor and daughter, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Bageman, Mr.. and Mrs. LecOvia,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig. Mr. and Mrs.
| Grossman, Mrs. Risinger. Mrs ColvIn,
/ Mr. and Mrs Clampett, Henry CIampett.
Jack Lee and Miss Elsie Davis, Mr. and
| Mrs. Ridden, Willie Hudson. Arthur
HeIwig. Mrs. Halliday and daughter,
Miss Amy AIitz. and Mr.. Fielding.
Charles w. LaPorte. OF Peoria, III. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam NJ LaPorte. OF AZ x street north
west
| Funeral services were held last Mon
]
| NJ KosacI. who died Saturday, May y.
at the Children's Hospital The Rev. Mr..
Bergner, Of Zion Church. Sixth and P
streets, conducted the services at both
! the house and the grave. The pail
/ bearers were Messrs. Bankmann, Young,
] GaIlager, and Lippard.
! Lieut.. R. r. Doyle has called the at
| tention OF the Commissioners TO the
bad condition OF the roadway on Florida
avenue IN the vicinity Of Rhode Island
! avenue. There are over one hundred
| holes, depressions, and broken places
| there which make travelling very diff
| hcult and rather dangerous. The con-
dition has been repeatedly reported, but
nothing has been done IN the way or re-
! pair. The engineer department OF the
/ local government has announced its in
tention 20 repair the roadway in the
! near future.
- A largely attended dance was giver
! recently by Mr.. and Mrs. John W Greg
/ ory. Among those present were Mr.. aat
! Mrs Howard L Christman. Miss Green
I wood, Mrs. johnson and daughter. Adj
/ johnson, Misses NJ. HardeIl, A. z. Fl
lott. Z. Compiler, S. Nichols, E. Stuart
NJ DelzeIl. NJ Stuart. Misses y. Farr
/ c. Morrison. l. Magruder, E Brown
f r1h -Irlr
| II. Hanna. y. Trent, B. Collins, Y, Pal
\ mer, NJ. Steele. T. Magruder, y. wilson
]. Quinn, T. Springman. L. Hayes, Mr.
/ and Mrs. Joseph Gregory, VI. Gregory
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Good Templars Meet.

A meeting OF Friendship Lodge. 10.
II, International Order OF Good Temp
lars, was held IN MeIford Hall, Mon
day evening. Besides a large attend
ance Of members, the following visit
ors were present: Grand Templar I. l.
COrby. Mrs COrby. Judge J. W. oSiChol.
Messrs. Jefries. jameson. and Mccall
lion, OF Perseverance, Lodge. No. .; s.
w. Russell. guard superintendent of ju-
venile work. Of NIInnehaha Lodge, No.
/: Mr.. and Mrs E. Fowler. former lead
ing members OF Friendship Lodge and
Undine Juvenile Temple No Z. accom-
panied by Master J. Edward Fowler
William c. Fowler. and Miss May FJw-
Ter.
Chief Templar Richard w. Waldroa
presided over the meeting The special
feature OF the social session was the
installation Of the newly elected officers
The installation ceremonies were per
formed by s. W. Russell special dep
uty grand templar. assisted by Mr.. JEFF
fries. installing marshal and Mrs. Cor
f1cers are r. w. Waldron. chief temp
lar: Mrs L. L. O'Brien. vice templar:
Miss Bessie Doyle. recording secretary;
Mrs. Emma Bishop. financial seore-
tary; Miss Ethel Holmes. treasurer:
Mrs. s. e Borden. chaplain: Mr.. Per-
ry marshal; Miss Witt. deputy marshal
Miss Boyd. guard. The program fol-
lowing was long and entertaining one.
and Miss Mildred May Fowler. and ad-
dresses by Messrs. Corby. McCaliion.
WaIdron. Russell, Fowler. and others.
Graham Farmer. OF A street north
east. left the city for Pittsburg. Pa,
Friday night, where ne accepted a po-
sition with his uncle.
The members OF the Phoenix Canoe
Club spent delightful day at Great
Falls last Sunday. The party was chap
eroned by Mr. and Mrs Lewis New
never. The following composed the
party: Edgar Kaufman. Eugene Young,
Nathan Frank. Percy Hirsh. Bertie Cohen,
Meyer Loeb, Philip Herman, G. Sigmund.
Alvin Newmeyer, Philip Kronheimer,
Milton Kronheimer, Leon Pretzfelder.
Sidney Selinger, Clarence Grosner. Lee
F1shel. Maury Simon. Milford Stein,
Misses Selma Kahn, Natalie Meyer.
Leona Stern, May Hirsch, Leora Young.
Cora Sommers. Irene Sommers Flora
Bernheimer. Camille Herman. Estella
Hano. Flora Cans, Ernestine Rich, Sadie
Eiseman, Jeanette Silver, H. Sond-
heimer, Meryl Goldsmith, Maud Baer
and Eva Samuels.
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Child Narrowly Escapes Drowning.

A little child with a picnic party by
Rock Creek on Wednesday, 81 some IN
accountable way, fell into the creek and
was rescued just as she was going down
for the last time. It was feared at first
that life waj extinct, but through the
effort of Or. Lewis and a young student
with the party. the little one was finally
resuscitated
Mrs. Don NJ. Carr has returned to her
OF several weeks to Shepherdstown, w
Va. Mrs. Carr has as her guest her
sister, Miss Katherine Beltshover.
Mrs. Eden J. Hartshorn left Kensing-
ton last Sunday afternoon for a trip
West to include attendance as a dele
gate from the Maryland State Fedora
tion OF Women's Clubs to the general
federation in session at ST Paul MINI.
Mrs. Hartshorn will also visit her form
her return.
Work on the house being erected on
Fawcett avenue, for MIR. Field. of the
Department of Justice. is progressing
rapidly
Twenty-Five additional teIepbones
have been installed in KensiDgton,
Miss Dorothy Clum entertained a few
friends last Friday evening. Progress
sive games were played, the first prizes
Townsend. the consultations by Miss Nc
Queen and Mr.. Hatfield. Those present
were Misses Nellie Shafor, Elsie Cum
ningham. Katherine Hermann, Sophie
MacQueen, Elsie Fowler, Helen, Mary
and Dorothy Clum, and Messrs. James
and Wilson Townsend, Alfred Hatfield,
Raymond Sherwood, Charles Chapman,
Allen and Howard King. and Elden
Hartshorn.
Edwin Belts hurt his knee quite Sc
verely a few days ago by a fall from
his bicycle.
on Friday from a visit to Philadelphia
and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ashworth
are spending Saturday and Sunday with
Captain and Mrs. Eichelberger at the
Naval Observatory.
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KeN.1Ningfon

II. =, Stringer, Of the Washington
Hydraulic Pressed Brick Company. has
leased the house on the corner of Con-
necticut avenue and Baltimore streets,
owned by w. w. Eldridge. Mr.. String
e--s family took possession Of their new
home "A few days ago.
Miss Dorothy TrimbIe. of Washington.
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. George
II. Snyder, on Warner street
Mrs. Philip ]. Doherty. and her daugh-
ter. Mona. will be with Mrs. d. II. Fen
ton foE the month of June.
Mrs. Loren II. Nfilliken. who returned
from the Columbia Hospital last Friday.
is very i'll at her home on Warner street.
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Capitol Conservatory Commencement

The annual commencement exercise 5
of the Capitol Conservatory. of which
the Misses Merrill are principals. were
held last week in the rooms of the insti-
tuition. at 62s Q street northeast. The
place was tastefully decorated for the
occasion, and q large number OF friends
of the school and parents of the stu
dents were present to witness the cere-
monies. According TO the usual Gus
tom the "Clionian Society had full
charge OF the program. and their ef-
forts to make the numbers entertaining
were voted by all TO have been success
ful.
Misses Anna Stuart and Rose Amelia
Brooke and Master Rome Knapp We're
awarded scholarships and certificate
and a gold medal We're given Miss Flor
ence Mulroy for course IN literature. A
Fern Myers received a diploma and gold
medal in the scientific course
The entertainment prepared by the
Clioui2n Society was as follows: "Hunt-
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morning at the Presbyterian Church
the first Of two sermons on Peter"
presenting first Peter the Confessor"
On Sunday evening the sermon will
present Some Distinctive Things
About Presbyterianism.'