The Washington times., 1906-06-10
Boonlingda1e>

number Of members were present. and
| all had good time
ArtbGr z. Redheld has been appointed
editor Of the BloomingdaIe Record by
the Bl, omingdaIe Club.
The Rev. Eugene Hannah. OF ST. Mar
tins Church, has been contend TO his
bed for week. suffering from a severe
cold.
The Bloomingdale Athletic Club wal
I loped the lexington twice by scores OF
% to 8. and 70 10 z
-,iiss Myrtle Lee BaIderson and James
| Milton Dean were married recently by
the Rev. Thomas H. Campbell, pastor
OF the Baptist Church. OF Rockville Mr..
and Mrs Dean are residing al 1917 Fifth
| street northwest where they will be
| pleased 20 see their friends.
| Miss Gertrude Strouse. OF Pittsburg
Pa, Is visiting her sister. Mrs Oscar
Baum, at the latter's residence. POS
/ F.agler place northwest, between First
and Second and w streets. She was
ct home 10 her friends last Tuesday.
James Ryon was found on Q street
northwest last Monday morning suffer
ing from injuries 10 his face. He told
! the police that he had been assaulted
about midnight the night before at Sol
dlers' Home. He was given treatment
| at the hospital
The Baltic Pleasure Club, an organ!-
zation composed Of young people OF
this section. gave a very enjoyable straw
ride recently. The party did not return
| 10 the city until quite a late hour.
| The funeral OF Thomas A Brown took
place last Thursday afternoon at 3
! O'Clock from the residence 432 II street
northwest Mr. Brown was in the
seventy-second year OF his age The
ceremonies were attended by a large
] number of relatives and friends. Inter
ment was al Gleuwood Cemetery.
Georges z. Gonard gave a birthday
I party on Saturday evening, June 2. at
his residence. 10 . street northeast
Games we're INDUCED in. for which
] prizes were awarded as follows: First
prize for giris-Aiiss Ruth Money: sec
ond prize for girls, Miss Josephine Mark
| First prize for boys. whlttingham
/ Hammett: second prize for boys. George
| Kraft Among those present were:
bernard Corridan. Whittingham Ham
NETT. William Hammett, Edgar White,
/ Cogan Hammett, George Kraft, Harry
| Gorden, Edgar Baker. Porter Taylor.
| Georges GOnard. Misses Janette White,
| Ruth Money, Josephine Mark, Irma
Baker. Beatrice Ward. Louise Wise, Ma
taiie Fur:neT, Mildred Wise. Ethel Cor
ridan. Marie Branner. Ethel Sylvester
and Mary Windsor.
The engae cement OF their daughter.
Miss Helen Elizabeth Rowe, to AdoIph
Alexander Thomas OF Washington and
/ Cleveland has been announced by Mr.
and Mrs George NJ. Rowe or IZ15 First
street northwest. The wedding will take
place this month.
Mrs. P. T. Fisher OF Roanoke. Va.
/ is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. c. Van
Horn OF 22S p street northwest
Rev. L. Z. r. Rosser Of the Miles No
mortal church. Third street. near New
York avenue, last evening delivered the
address of welcome to the delegates in
attendance at the annual convention OF
the Pension Association Of the United
States. which is holding its session in
the church. A W. Scott also delivered
an address. The list Of those who spoke
included the names OF Rev. r. Z. Gil
christ and A " Rogers OF Newbern.
N c. Some OF The delegates in attend
ance included A. W. Rodgers. R z. Gil
christ Parker Morton. A. S Shields. A
J. Franklin. Osborn Smith. ]. w Good
en-. II. z Banes. A c. StOtt. n E Mat
thems. S A Sutton. s. b. GuchrIst, r. J.
Munroe Salisbury Brooks. @. r. White
A buggy owned and driven by Frank
Steele Of 1873 First street northwest. was
dashed against a pillar of the elevated
railroad tracks near the new Union
Station late last Monday night by the
runaway horse attached TO the vehicle
The buggy was badly damaged but no
one 9gas hurt
The funeral OF Mrs Annie Chase took
place last Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
from her late residence, lis First street
northwest. Mrs. Chase was the wife OF
James Chase. the mother of the late
Earnest and Pearl Chase and the sister
OF Henry Aylett and Mrs. Kate Jefer-
son.
The citizens OF this section OF the city
held their final meeting OF the season
on last Monday evening at Hasllp's Hall.
First and V streets northwest. In the
absence of President Emig, First Vice
President Farnsworth presided. A reso-
luton was adopted declaring the alley
in the rear Of the houses facing Florida
avenue. between Second and Third
streets, to be in a bad condition and
nuisance. II was stated that for a
long time property owners have endeav-
ored to have the alley repaired by the
Commissioners. but were refused be
cause there were not sufficient names
on the petitions The secretary was di-
rected to make complaint to the Com
missioners. petition has been cireu-
lated among the residents in the vicinity
OF First street and Rhode Island avenue
northwest, protesting against the Issu-
ing of a permit by the Commissioners
for the erection Of four one-story struc-
tJres at that point. A committee of five
was appointed TO present the petition
to the Commissioners and make a pro-
test. DIR. Schaffirt made report on the
new schedule proposed by the Commits
sioners for sprinkling lawns He said
that the new hours do not permit OF
sufficient watering and that few of the
suburbanites reach home in time to con-
form to the proposed hours. He advised
that the old schedule be maintained. II
was decided to request the street car
companies running cars in North Wash
ington 10 put on open cars during the
summer months. Resolutions were
adopted IN reference TO the death of H
H Fulton, member of the associa-