The Washington times., 1906-05-27
Their Golden Jubilee.


T. Colclazer gathered last Monday
evening at the home OF that couple on
street northwest TO congratulate them
on the fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. Colclazer have
resided in Washington ali their lives
and have occupied their present home
for forty-one years. Among the call
ers were the Revs- J. D. Marr and
Ambrose Beavans. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Keyes, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hogan,
Henry Colclazer. Mr.. and Mss d =
Carol. Mrs. NJ Florence. Misses Mel
lie, Elizabeth, and Alma Colclazer.
Misses Mary and Jessie Scott, and
Nessrs. N Bradford, a. Clark. and A
Knight.
Baseball teams averaging seventeen
years Of age may arrange games with
the Truxton team by addressing 3. Bar
ton. 1886 North Capitol street
The Athletics won their opening game
from the lie Droits by a score OF 20
TO 2. A. GIL, OF Z314 First street north
west. is manager Of the team
A pleasant social event was the visit
-,aid the chancellor commander OF Rath-
bone Superior Lodge, No %. h OF P. s.
II. Basset, and his wife at their home. n
s street northwest, last Wednesday
evening. on the eve OF their departure
for their summer vacation. which will
be spent in Ohio and elsewhere, by the
following members Of the order and
their wives: Warren ]. Coffin and wife.
d. n. Hoover and wife. L. II Troutman
and wife, H NJ. Gilman and wife.
Percy Daniels and wife, W. H Souder
and wife. c. z. Beatty and B. c. Get
singer. Games of various kinds fur
nished the amusements until refresh
n,ents were announced
Mrs. Robert Adee, who recently re-
tugr ed to Washington after a fortnight
spent with her mother, Mrs. Gill.
of Richmond. Va, VIII be at home
to her friends on Thursdays for the re-
nainder of the season
The Commissioners have ordered that
two fire hydrants be erected on Seaton
pla1e S,ot-svcn North Capitol and First
st-~Atz northwest. at an estimated cost
OF $40.
The filtration plant. which adjoins
BloCnin gdale on the north and west, is
TO be parked and improved in the near
future with fine drives and landscape
gardening. that win greatly enhance
the value of property in thiE section and
will add greatly TO its desirability as a
location for homes. In connection with
the movement recently inaugurateG to
form a citizens general organization for
the purpose of stimulating civic pride
and irSIcing property owners to keep
the parking in front OF their residences
in a good state OF Improvement and or
namentatfon, 1t may be said TO the credit
of the people of Bioomingdale that the
home dweller5 OF this section give to
the passerby a commendable object les
son in this regard. The houses and
yards uniformly present neat and well
kept appearance.
Regular services were held last Sun
day at the Church of the Advent. cor
ner Second and L streets northwest
There was preaching by the pastor. the
Rev. Edward Mott. at II a. r.. and at
80 .. m. Holy communion was held at
7:3o a. m. ard SundaE school at $50
clock.
The baseball team of the Immaculate
Concention school would like to arrange
games with uniformed teams averaging
fifteen years Cf age. Their lineup is as
follows: j. lIalpin. p.; II. McVey. C;
J. Flaherty, H.; F. Kehiler. 2b.; r. Sui
livan, So; g. Donaldson. 3d.; J. Nc
Inery. r.f.; ,. Payette, CT; and r. Hell
an, If. James A Halpin is manager OF
the team lie resides at 1880 Third
street northwest
The Washingtonians have issued cards
for their annual outing and dance which