The Washington times., 1906-01-14


esting talk on her travels IN Rome.
Later Mrs. Parker was assisted in the
dining-roOm by Mrs. william r. Lock-
wood aad Mrs. W. r. Parker.
A delightful dance was given at the
navy yard. More than two hundred
guests were present. The decorations
were in red. white. ana blue. Among
the guests were Commander and Mrs.
I.eutZe, Miss Leutze. Commander and
MRS. Beatty, Lieutenant and Mrs Me
Nicely, Mrs. Mans, Miss Haguer, Miss
Randolph. Miss Durand, Mrs. Gordon,
Miss Mattingly. Miss Reeves. the Misses
Iaines, Miss Alyles. Miss Goodwin,
Major and Mrs. McGin, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Rixey, Miss Rixey, Miss Stearns,
mir and Mrs. Wheatley, Lieutenant
Comma nder and Mrs. Key, Hiss REFS
lager, Miss stone, Colonel Barnett, Cap
tain Craig, Captain Wigm0re, Lieuten-
ant Commander Long, Or. Mcdonald,
Ensign Andrews, Ensign Darst. Lieu
tenant Nichols. and many others promi-
rent in army ana navy circles
The next meeting Of the Capitol Hill
History Club win be held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. A D. CASTOR On Wednes-
day. January H.
A vigorous protest was entered by At
torney Louis p. Shoemake-. representing
the hJi-Saloon League. at hearing
before the excise board against grant
ing a wholesale liquor license for a
grocery store 10 Max Captain. at 1901
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
The funeral OF Thomas Leo, who died
at his residence. ST. Third street south
east. took place from St Peters CathO-
lie Church. Second and c streets south
east The remains were inferred in At
Olivet Cemetery
John Brough. forty-two years old, uv-
ing at Fourth street southeast. fell
from a street car at Eleventh and East
Capitol streets. and was badly injured
sbout his head lie was given treat
meHt at the hospital.
The nremen of No. s II CINE house on
North Carolina avenue southeast at
tracted quite an audience while practic-
ing with a dummy on their new tower
which has been recently erected on the
lot next 10 the engine company house.
Residents OF the Southeast have com
planned as 10 the number or dogs which
are around the street. and which are
proving very destructive - yards and a
great annoyance.
Mrs Sidney Lloyd Wrightson gave q
very interesting song fec!tal TOT the D--i'
eft OF the blind. AT the Congrega tional
Library a large crowd were present
The ST. Katharines Guild net in the
yestry room. Third and A streets south
east on Thursday evening
Mrs. J. Leslie Russell Of New York
who has been visiting her parents. Capt
and Mrs. s ". Sorwin. OF 800 South
Capitol street. during the holidays. has
returned 10 her home
The four choirs Of St. Mark parish
rendered a cantata in the church. Third
and A streets southeast. There Were
many solos and duets during the even
ing. Among the soloists were DR.. w
B. HcofuaSle and Charles Roberts
Mrs William Blum and daughter. Fan
ME OF 213 Eleventh street southeast. and
Mrs. Henry Beruheimer. have gone on
an extended trip through Florida.
Mrs r. H. GelstOn. OF Capitol Hill. is
in New York with relatives and friends
; Prayer services are being held all this
week al the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. Fourth and b streets south
east, under the leadership Of the pas
tor. Rev Albert Evans. Friday Rev
John Lee Addison. D. D, spoke TO q
large congregation