The Washington times., 1906-05-20
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Miss. Irene Stuart. of Magnolia ave-
nue., has recently returned to Takoma
after visiting her parents at Harper's
Ferry.
Mrs J. E Froona. Of Maple street. left
thursday for New York city. where she
will sail on the Cedric for Liverpool en-
route 10 visit her parents in Denmark,
after an absence OF fifteen years
W. H Sleeper and wife ha p moved
to this place for the summer. rs is their
habit each year.
Elder A G. Daniels. OF Blair road, left
here Tuesday TO Join friends on business
at Berrien Springs. Mich.
Mr. I1ams, OF Baltimore, spent Monday
visiting IN Takoma Park
Elder ]. II. Evans family and mother.
Mrs. Cooper, moved Monday from Buff
falo avenue TO Blair avenue
Miss Naomi HarroIl. a former student
OF the Washington Training College, left
this place Wednesday for her home in
/ Petersburg, Va. on account OF being
very i'll
Mrs Flora PIummer. Of Mt Pleasant.
spent Saturday with friends at this
place
Mr.. Seeney has returned to his home in
! Cheswell. Del. after a brief visit with
Takoma friends.
kOma Park Wednesday for a few days
visit with relatives and friends in Bal
| timore.
The latest arrival at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Coursen, OF Grant
avenue. IS a fine baby girl.
/ Elder G. b Thompson. OF Oak ave-
nue.. left Saturday night for Berrien
/ Springs, Mich. and viii go from there to
Iowa and Nebraska
/ Mr.. and Mrs Harding. OF street,
visited friends in Takoma one day last
week
Last Saturday the children gave a
! special program al the church services
! OF the Seventh Day Adventists at Ia
koma Hall
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway spent one day
| last week at their farm not far from
| this place
/ The Young Mems Literary Society
held their final meeting al Takoma Hail
| last night. A very interesting program
| was rendered
A number OF Takona friends wen. 70
the wedding OF Miss Lulu Swift. which
took place al the brides home in North
east Washington
Burt Mckenzie. formerly Of Australia.
visited old friends al this place last
Wednesday
Misses Edythe and Frances Ayers. who
| have formerly occupied rooms on Buff
falo avenue with Elder !. H Evans
family, moved Monday 10 take up head
I quarters on Sixth street
Miss Mary Cobban is now the guest Of
I her brother. H H Cobban. on Holly
avenue, AT Takoma Park
Walton John, professor of music at
the Washington Training College. gave
a recital Of the sacred cantata Saul
I last Sunday night at the college A
( large number of Washington friends
/ were in attendance as well as Takonna-
/ ties The soIeists were Misses Russell.
/ Sheridan. NowaH, and Messrs. Cobban
I and Mccoy The sopranos were Misses
: Sheridan. Purdham, Scott. Russell. and
Noel; altos. Misses Watson. Hyett. No
/ wall. and clifford: tenors, McCauley,
/ Mccoy, Head. Phillips. and Manuel;
/ bassOs, Cobban. Townsend. Gallon,
/ Piner. Gilmore. and A Moody
Fred Roberts. formerly Of Paris.
( France. visited friends at this place on
/ mis- return 10 America en- route for Nash
vile Tenn, where he viii make his
Mr. MInsey. Of ChesweH. Del. re-
turrSd 20 his home after visiting friends
/ at this place
/ Prof r c. Wilkinson returned 10 his
i home, cn BUtternut street, Tuesday
/ from Mount Vernon. Ohio. where he de-
I lvered the commencement address to
1 the graduates Of Mount Vernon Col
/ lege
/ Elder G. A Irwin left Sunday 70 visit
1 Ohio, Michigan. Iowa. and Nebraska be-
I fore his return home.
Mr. Leroy From left Thursday 20 ac-
/ cOmpany his mother to New York city.
| as she goes abroad. while Mr. Froom
| goes on 10 Hadley. y. y where he IS
/ emDlOVed in the Sanirarium