The Washington times., 1906-04-08

Hill, Misses Carrie Lawrenceson. Ella
Lawrenceson, Sarah Oliphant, Lulu
Wahling. Agnes Stewart. Maude
Brown. and Messrs. Robert Brecht, A
]. Davis, Joseph Brown,-J. Kerper,
Clinton Brown. E K. Plant. Ralph
Boucher. Bernard Wells, John ToIliver,
and DR.. George Brace.
The musical entertainment given by
the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Society in the Ninth Street Christian
Church Wednesday evening was re-
garded as a brilliant success Each
number of the program was rendered
in most efficient manner and received
great applause. The program was as
follows: The. Yachting Giee," rem
dered by the National Male Quartet
Messrs. Myers, Jones. Rodrick. and
Holland: solo. The Arabs Bride 80
Roland B. Rodrick: recitation, The
Deserter." Miss Florence L. Young;
tenor solo. Fiona" Thomas L. Jones;
Potter; bass solo. THE Vanguard of
The MilIiner's Bill Miss Florence
Young; tenor solo, "Tn Sing Three
Songs of Araby," Charles E. Myers.
PASNhO SoiOf INdNluk OENn AEt fSdDldS,
Louis A. Potter; annie Laurie" the
National Quartet, Thomas L Jones, ac-
companist-
birthday party was given by Mrs
NJ F. Upton and George ]. Sampson
~ their home, 4I4 r street northeast,
last week. They were assisted in re-
ceiving the guests by Mrs. n. NJ Samp-
SON. The house was tastefully decor
ated for the occasion with cut flowers.
Refreshments were served. Those
present were Miss Tolles. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Mcconnell, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nc
ConnelI, F. Tolles. Mr.. and Mrs. Hur-
ley. Mrs. Mayors and son. Mr.. Tolles.
The regular meeting of the Washing
tonians was held in the club rooms. II
h street northeast, Monday eYening. c.
n. Phelps presided. Much important
business was transacted and officers
were elected for the ensuing term as
follows: President, C N Phelps; vice
president, Miss A. Harmon; secretary,
r. t. Brucker: treasurer, Miss Marion
Giddings. After the business session
games were played and the prize was
awarded to Miss S. Breslin Among
those present were Misses Edith Apple
by, A Harmon. Sadie Rreslin. Katie
Slater. Edith Ireland. Marion Giddings,
Messrs. c. ". Phelps. Maurice AprIeby,
l.. +. Young, ]. o. Burrows, and r. T.
Bricker
Mrs j. E DAILY. of lbs F street north
east. received several of her friends last
Sunday afternoon from 4 to g. when
Messrs- Norman Daly and Lucien RAN
dolph and Mrs Mabel NJ. Riley gave
musical program.
The monthly meeting Of the Renroc
Club was held in the club rooms at
Third and A streets northeast, Monday
eve7ing- al preparations are being
made by the club for their April dance,
which will be held at the Arlington Ho-
tel Friday of Easter sweek
Mrs. r. 8. Bare entertained the mem
bers of the Capitol Hill History Club at
her home Wednesday evening. Nineteen
members were present. Papers on the
history. resources. and industries OF
Washington. Oregon, Idaho, Montana,
and Wyoming were read by Mesdames
j. c. Welden, A. NJ. Condra Charles
Fisher. ]. NJ Hail. and r. B. Bare
The following papers were also read:
The Custer Massacre" by Mrs. J.
Uague; Ranch Life" by Mrs Julius
Wilson, Yellowstone Park by Mrs
r B. Mattcx, and -'The Lewis and
Clark Expedition" by Mrs. A c. Webb
John ID. Miller has transferred lot S.
square a3I, Tenth street northeast be-
tween c and ID streets, to Daniel A.
Dcfandorf and Carrie z. Defandorf.