The Washington times., 1906-05-27
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Ernest Taylor. who has been in the
British Isles doing mission work for
the Seventh Day Adventists the past
| four years, spent two days at this place
last week. while en- route TO HIS home
! in Texas
I Last Saturday night the program rem
dered at Takoma Hall by the Young
| Mems Literary Society, was as follows;
| Invocation. Mr. Roggenkamp; opening
remarks. by President Van Alta; violin
| duet. Messrs- Holmes and Dennison;
! Lessons From Noble Lives" Roy
| Coursen; Recreation" Mr.. Foote; The
| Unwritten American Revolution" Mr..
Cobb; vocal solo, Clayton Ac. Moody;
Life and Character of Abraham Lin
coln." by Leroy TrOom: "Our Life for
Eacn Day." George Coursen: violin
solo. Mr.. Dennison; Past, Present.
and Future of the American Republic. -
Mr. Ac. Moody: Some Experiences of
an Amateur Musician" CLAUDE Holmes:
| ITO the Idle" Mr. Diehl: violin solo.
Mr.. Holmes: benediction. Miss MiIli-
cent Wheeler and II. p. Hare were the
acco mpanists OF the evening
Mrs. Arison, Of Arlington. spent last
week visiting her friend, Mrs. c. Z.
Holmes. at her home on Blair road.
MI ard Mrs c Z. Miller. of North
east washington, were in this place last
tuesday, on business.
k- c Russell, of Ethan Allen street.
/ !eit thursday for an extended trip in
VISITING her daughter and son-in-iaw,
Mr: and Mrs. Smith. OF this place.
Miss Clarisse OFT left this place Sun
day 10 visit friends in Chicago, III.
Mr. irwin, evangelist, has recently
arrived at this place. where he expects
to locate definitely
Miss Carrie Scott spent two days last
week with her friends at this place
Mr. Mckenzie visited old friends here
Australia.
Mrs Mrs. e. z. Hohmesq left Takoma on
w Wednesday evening TO visit her parents
IN OH City, Pa, where she expects TO
remain for some time
Mrs. B. T. Galloway left this place
IueSday d,ey for a three weeks visit to her
mother in Kansas City.
Mr. Reavis returned Sunday night
Irom Berrien Springs. Mich, where he
spent several days on business.
Elders A G. Daniels and w W
prescott. both Of Blair road. returned
last week after a weeks sotourn in Ber-
! Tlen Springs, Mich, on important bust
Mrs. A. G. Daniels. of Blair road. has
as her guest this week her sister. Mrs.
Beam.
Mrs. Sanborne has recently come from
Er6andal, Mich, to this place to make
Mr. and Mrs. Spear and daughter
Hazel have moved into Mrs Ellsworth s
| house. on Magnolia avenue. recently va
Gated by Elder J. s. Washburn and fam
| ily- Mr.. Spears sister will also make
her home with them
The Takoma chorus is now rehearsinc
music TO be rendered at Arlington on
decoration Day. This chorus is under
the direction of James Dyre.
a very interesting program was pre-
pared by Miss Mericle. OF Takorna ave-
nae, and given by the children of the
Seventh Day Adventists at their Sab
bath school held last Saturday morning
in Takoma Park Hall
&. s Davis has recently moved from
washington to his new colonial home
that he recently purchased on Buffalo
avenue
Elder l. H Evans returned last week
TO his home on Blair avenue after MAX
ing flying business trip to Michigan
Frank Scott, of Brooklyn, n. Y caIIad
Sunday on friends at this place
Volney H Lucas was at Brightwood
last Tuesday evening holding bible
study.
HarIand Fischer, Mrs. Wilcox. Miss
Rich, Mrs. Daniels, Miss Swan. and
Miss Hanson are among the recent AR
rivals at Takoma Park from Battle