Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-18
TAKOMA PARK NEWS
FUNERAL OF HENRY A.. CADY
TOMORROW.

Funeral services over the remains of Mr..
Henry A. Cady, who died suddenly Friday
night, will be held at his late residence,
Chestnut street, Takoma Park, tomorrow
at 4 o'clock pm. The services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. David Barr, rector of Trim
ity Episcopal Church, Takoma Park. of
which the deceased was one of the vestry-
men The interment which will be private,
will be in Rock Creek cemetery.
The property purchased several months
ago by Mr.. Homer Query, on Cedar street,
Takoma Park, will undergo extensive i'm
provements at an early date. The property
is situated on lot %, block 8, and is i'm
proved by five two-story buildings. Nos. 9,
s. 10, II and Ii Cedar street. It is the in
tention of the owner to remodel the build
ings into flats. Plans are now being pre-
pared and the work of reconstruction will
commence about March /. The lower floor
viii be arranged for Offices and the upper
floors for apartments. The center building
will be the main entrance to the apartments
when completed.
The Takoma Club and Library, which at
present occupies the buildings mentioned,
and board of governors next Wednesday
night, preparatory to turning over the
building on March /. The meeting has
been called at the request of President
Louis =. Shoemaker, who is DESTROYS of
having a large attendance on this occa-
sion.
st. Valentines day was appropriately cele-
brated by, the members of the ''DeeStrick
Skule' at a reception given by Skule Mas
ter l.. NJ. MooeTs, at his residence on Mont
gomery avenue Takoma Park. A beautiful
electrical device greeted the members as
they approached his home the words
t1ip G<rJia hair
incandescent electric lights. Mrs. l. NJ.
Mooers was assisted by Mrs. c. L. Shear
i'm receiving the guests. The interior of the
house was tastefuHy decorated, that in the
dining hall being especially elaborate. The
entire floor was profusey trimmed with or
uamental hearts and valentines. A large
box was placed in the front hall for the
large supply of valentines brought by the
scholars.
The Country Post Office
Later in the evening Mr.. c. M. Heaton
was appointed postmaster and the letters
and valentines were opened and read and
distributed accordingly. Mrs Morris Bfen,
who was unable to be present sent valen-
tine to the "sl1ule' in the shape of poem;
"Skule Master Mooers welcomed his pupils
with several poems and Mrs. E. V. Critten-
den presented poem to the girls, all of
which were read and enjoyed by all pres
ent. The refreshments served were appfo-
pirate to the occasion. The remainder OF
the evening was pleasantly spent in games,
concluding with expressions of thanks to
the host and hostess. Those present were:
Mrs. c. NJ. Heaton Mrs. l. M Mooers'
Mrs. H. ]. Weber Mrs NJ. *. Campbell,
Mrs e. V. Crittenden, Mrs j. L. Jackson,
Mrs f. r. Mclaughlin Mrs E ]. Perry,
Mrs NJ. S. Purman, Mrs. A. Thomas, Mrs.
E. b. Harrison, Mrs. G. l.. Favorlte, Mrs.
G. l.. Shear, Mrs. D. S. Morse, Misses a. l..
Lowe Kate Gerry, Messrs. f. V. Critten-
7 NJ II Morse i
son NJ X Campbell, G.. l.. FaVorite, Har-
old Mooers and Prof. H. j Weber
The Christian EndeaVor Society of the
Takoma Presbyterian Church gave valen-
tine social Wednesday evening in the Sun
day school rooms. The entertainment was
largely attended and novel games We're IN
troduced during the evening. Miss Llzzette
Hopkins and Miss Ethel Wakefield carried
off the prizes The success of the affair
was due to the committee on arrangements,
composed of Mrs. +. J. Knight and Mrs.
Fred Walker.
Sewing Bee and Luncheon.
An old-fashioned sewing bee and luncheon
was given at the residence of Mrs. E. B.
Harrison In the new park Thursday.
Those who attended were Mrs. Bailey, Mrs
Lee, Mrs. Camp, Mrs. J. H. Clark, Mrs
Morris Bien, Mrs 3. T. Galloway, Mrs
Conry, Mrs c. l.. Shear Mrs. E. V. Crit
tenden, Mrs. Lisle Morrison, Mrs II. j.
Weber, Mrs. ]. p. Jackson, Mrs. r. H
Barnitz Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. l.. NJ. Mooers
and Misses Alice Bailey and A L. Lowe.
Mr.. 1. II. Evans. treasurer of the Seventh
day Adventists, is in Battle Creek, Mich,
attending to business matters connected
with the receivership of the Seyenth-day
Adventist Publishing Company.
Mr. Bernard Foote has been elected sec
rotary of the Young Mems Literary So
ciety of Takoma Park. The society, which
was recently organized, is composed of the
following members: S. Wilbur Curtiss, Sam
uel w Trump, H Il. Cobb, c. e. Holiness
r. 8. Dennison. L. E. Froom, c. E. Nc
Moody, Bernard Boote, w. f. Van Alta, l..
V. Longstreeth, George B. Coursen and
Rev. A. Leslie. Mr.. Van Alta has the
honor Of extracting some radlum by his
own process. 1t was examined by some
experts of the st. Louis exposition and pro-
nounced genuine.
Miss Carrie Berry of Troy Ohio. who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George l..
Favorite of Carroll street, left yesterday
for her home after extended visit.
Mr.. II. S. knight of Takoma Heights left
yesterday for visit of ten days to Louis
vile, Ky.
Mrs. Campbell Snyder of New York city
Is the guest of Mrs. II. S. Knight of Takoma
Heights.