The Washington times., 1906-01-28
'BrookIand

w Thomas, OF Washington. with
family, and Homer Malone will occupy
the new double house. 1885 Newton
street
J. &. Enderson, machinist at the
Catholic University, has taken apart
ments with J. Bresnahan, of 1880 Otis
street.
The Brookland Euchre Club will hold
its next meeting at the home Of the
president. Mrs. Woodward, Of 1895
Monroe streeT.
The Girls Friendly Society, Brook
land Chapter, OF the Church Of Our
Saviour, held its weekly meeting last
Friday night at the home Of Mrs. Ed
monds, of Newton street.
MIR. Harrell, Of Irving street, will
shortly occupy the new home on New
ton street.
Mrs. Ernest Lord. who has been i'll
for the past few weeks, has been taken
to the George Washington University
Hospital for treatment
The Road division has erected a new
fence along the bank on Otis street,
which has been for 50 long a dangerous
spot
J. r. Bechert. of South Brookland.
has moved into the house recently va
Gated by Mr.. Galbraith, at Twelfth and
Randolph streets
A very enjoyable meeting of St
Anthony Club was held at the home of
the treasurer. J. Rodler. corner Of
Twelfth and Otis streets, last Wednes-
day evening. Among those present
were: J. G Noyes. II. Bowling. w Nc
Closkey, James F. McHugh. Thomas H.
Crook, Joseph 2. Burg, f. Ralph, J.
Rodler. II. Barnhol,, E Smith. and w.
Moran.
Mr. RembuTg and family, Of Wash
ington. have moved to 1el2 Otis street
The euchre to be given for St. An
thongs Church, at the Carroll Institute
Hall. on Tenth street, between X and
l. promises to be a successful affair. A
number of beautiful prizes have been
do7ated for the most successful play
eIS.
The Brookland Athletic Club will
present a relay team in the High School
meet at Convention Hall on the 22d OF
next month.
A number of fire plugs have been
installed in Sherwood's subdivision.
At a recent business meeting of the
Brookland Baptist Church, the follow
ing committee was appointed to care for
the general business of the church:
Moderator. Rev. John y. Lawless; deac-
Ons, Z. G.. Lynch, r. II. Cole, and J. l.
PTimm: executive committee. c. II. EtZ.
J. /. Sherwood, J. B. lord. d. Ma z;..I.
and John Wignall, treasurer, G. II.
Etz; clerk, ]. /. Primm. and trustees.
Etz.
j, c. Jones, will spend week in
Brookland al the residence Of Mrs. Dan
iels
William Klein. the well-known farm
er of Bunker Hill and Queen Chapel
! roads. narrowly escaped painful injuries
/ In a runa way last Wednesday, The
- h4- N
engine at the Bunker HiIl crossing and
/ did not stop until they ran into a lamp
post at she corner of Bunker Hill and
| Peary streets Fortunately Mr.. Klein
! was not hurt
| Miss Helen Marean. formerly of
| Brookland. entertained number Of her
! Brookland friends last Monday at her
! home 1910 Columbia road
| The stagnant pond of water on New
ton street, above Thirteenth, has been
/ drained by a sewer recently construct
/ ed by the District authorities
| The Phunny PheIlows' Club held their
| semi-annHal election Oc officers last
| Saturday night at the home of Ralph
Molster. Those elected were presi-
/ dent Stanley J. Dyer; vice president,
| Fred TansilI: secretary. Ralph r. Mol
! ster treasurer. Charles Hanna; cogre-
| sponding secretary y. tFafDTaith.
/ The Bookland Literary Club was eH-
| tertatned at the home of Judge Penny
| hacker last Thursday. The musical
nrOgram of the evening consisted ia
| niano solos. recitatiOns. and vocal So
| los Edward Hussey gave chalk talk
which was greatly enjoyed by those
present Dr. Kimble gave a talk on his
| experiences with PCary in attempting
/ to reach the North Pole. Among those
/ nresent were: Mrs. g. G. Carmich Mr
| ard Mrs Quinn. Mrs. Edmonds. Mrs
| and Miss Lanahan Mrs. Daniels. Mr..
and Mrs MOlster. Mr.. and Mrs. Melius.
Miss Pretty. Mr.. Morgan-Jones Judge
| Pennybacker. and Mr., and Mrs. Isaac
| PennybackeE.