The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-02-04

the sudden death OF their brother-in-
law
Mrs Margaret TeEeler has gone To
New York city 20 visit her daughter.
Mrs. John French.
The entertainment al The Town Hall
last Friday evening. Tor the benefit of
the Moves Public Library. was great
success. Nearly so volumes have been
added To the library. and the interest III
IFS maintenance is greatly Increased.
Several hundred books We're sent by the
Evening Star Company through the eff
forts Of b II Warner.
The Rev. Alexander Bielaski pre-
scented the needs of the library 10 gle
large audience. and Mr.. Warner follow
ed with few remarks. Mr.. Marshall
3. Cushman. president Of the board OF
directors, presented tie following pro-
gram selections. bv the Kenslngton Or
chestra. j. b. Bronson. leader. Miss Ter
reil. accompauist.
Vocal solo. Miss Wilson, vocal
solo. IT. o. Armstrong; piano solo.
Mrs }. Il. Cunningham vocal solo.
Miss BieIaski. bass solo. ". D. Thomas
Charles +. Rice. who has spent sew
erai months in Europe. has returned
home
The Rev. Henry SayIor. d. D. preslI-
ing elder. preached al ST PauFs NJ. e
CHURCH last sunday morning
Miss Reiud GeddeS entertained about
fifty Of the Young folks last Saturday
evening. yhe ocea ion being her thir-
teenth birthday.
Mrs. e. +. Gibbs. Of Mt. Vernon. Va.
IS the guest OF her sister. Mrs, Mar
shall 3. Cushman
Miss Anna F. Gayley leaves next
Thursday for "a visit of several weeks
10 her sister. Mrs James T. Marshall.
Oak Park. Illinois.
Mrs George Chamberlaiue's father.
Mr. Abrams. has been very i'll for some
DAYS, and IS now in one of the Wash
inEtou hospitals.
Mrs. Wilfred Jessup. who expected TO
return home last Monday. has been
detained in Kensington by illness. She
Is with her sister. Mrs Merritt o.
Chance, on Lincoln Place
Mrs Hal was the guest recently OF
her daughter, Mrs. George II. Snyder,
on Warner street.
The Baptist mission. near Chevy Chase
lake. seems to be in Sood condition.
Preaching services are held every sun
day afternoon, and the attendance is
RAPIDLY increasing
Mrs. b f. Queen was the guest last
week of Mr. and Mrs /. W. Maxson.
Mrs Stanley Niiniken spent last week
with her parents. Colonel and Mrs. An
drew Geddes-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Armstrong in
vited large number of friends for last
Tuesday evening. Some time was pleas
antiy spent in guessing contest. hav-
ing the names OF magazines as the an
swers. Later in the evening. refresh
ment> were served by the hostess. Mrs.
William Armstrong, and Miss Arm
troug assisting.
Mrs Stuckart, OF Delaware. viii spend
the winter with her daughter. AIRS. Hem
~ Rurner, at the Manse. Mrs Stuck
art arrived in kensington last Tuesday
Rev Thomas Warren RosensteeI, of
Pa. vino is convalescing
from an attack Of typhoid fever is the
guest OF mis- brother. Rev Charles o. I
at Forest Glen
Mir. ana Mrs. George ". Ashworth. OF
street. had as guests over
Sunday Mrs. Charles c. Turner. of Bal
uimOre. and Miss Cora NJ. Landlord, of /
Salisbury, Md
The class in dramatic art under the |
direction Of Miss H0rr, at National |
Park Seminary, gave Monday evening, i
a presentation of Cricket on the 1
Hearth. Last Saturday Leland Pow
ers gave an impersonation of David |
CopperfeId" fer the benefit of the semi /
nary students.
On Tuesday evening DR.. Hopkinson, /
Of Baltimore, gave very enjoyable |
vocal recital, accompanied by Miss
Hall, of the seminary faculty. The re- I
citai was followed by a reception Ia /
Or. Ropkinson at the chapter house OF I
the Theta Sigma Rho Society. There 1
were a number OF guests from Wash /
ingtOn present
Rev. DIR. Turner, of Washington. con- |
Quoted the services at the chapel. For |
Est Glen. last Sunday.
Miss Nellie Shafor and Miss Robin /
son entertained the public school teach |
FRS at Miss shafors home last Tues /
lay evening.