The Washington times., 1907-02-24
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The Methodist Social Club gave an
entertainment Wednesday evening. The
| program consisted OF a short contata.
/ The Singles Family" piano solo, Miss
Merle Whiteside; violin selection. Mr.
Moshey; quartet Edna Slmons, Mrs
| Lord Mr. Galbraith and Ralph simons;
/ solo by Miss McDade; recitation, Vir-
/ ginia Parkinson; solo, NJ. Galbraith:
/ solo. Miss Annie Davidson: violin selec-
, ton, Miss Emily Gathins: recitation by
Miss Eva Hurd. The cast of THE SnIg-
I giles Family" was the Misses Annie
. davidson. Jessie Boss. Merle Whiteside
! virginia Parkinson, Eva Boucher, May
, Stroman. Louise Claggett. Helen Scam
{ nell, and Ethel stroman.
Tuesday afternoon NJ Anatole lie
! Braz, lecturer for the Alliance Fran
calse' VIII deliver lecture in French
! on the religion of the ancient Bretons
entitled Les Manifestations de Ia Vie
ReHgteuse chez les Bretons Armori-
Gains. in the Mcmahon Han OF the
! Catholic University.
The Broolland school gave an enter
/ tainment on Thursday afternoon in
| honor of George Washington's birthday.
| The hail was crowded with parents OF
/ the younger pupils and a large number
/ OF visitors. DR.. NJ J. Holmes. of Brook
| land, presided and w. W. Conner. sec
Rotary Of the board of education, deliv-
cred the address. The program consist
| ed Of; Song, America" flag salute,
assembled schools; recitations by Clay
Holmes, Mary Waesche and Eleanor
Washington: song. "Hurrah for the
Flag, sixth grade; recitations, Harry
hrams, Katherine Miller and Mendel
Drake; piano solo, Spring Song" Miss
A. Krause; recitation. .'Washington's
birthday" Godfrey Main; vocal quar-
! tet. Mt. Vernon Bells" A. Cole. r.
Johnston, r. SimOns and H. Hennessy:
recitatiOns L. Claggett. NJ Cove. F.
! Boss; song, Come Ever Smiling Lib
erty." eighth grade: recitation. Grown
ing Washington" =. nCIster: solo and
chorus. Miss c. NJ. Church and schools.
with Miss Lucy Lynch. accompanist.
The Broo6land Social Club was enter
tanned last Saturday ar a party by Mr.
and Mrs. W. w Cohen. Of Jackson
street The evening was spent in music
and games. Miss Emily GaJhins rem
companied by Miss Ethel Shane.
St Anthony's PrrochiaI ScFooI gave
a WashingtOn's Birthday entertain
ment Thursday. The program consisted
Of Rotations and songs by the pupils
OF the school
The Phunny Phellows Club was enter
tained Saturday evening by its president,
Fred TansH,
Mrs. Sullivan and her two daughters.
OF Hartford. Conn. are visitors at the
home Of AIrs. J. T. Monaghan. OF Mon
roe street.
David Heyser was o recent visitor al
the home OF his cou2in. Walter Middle
hauf-
The Misses Edith and Gertrude Schladt
visited their cousin. Miss Agnes ROdler. /
OF Otis street, Friday.
William Yeager. OF Baltimore. is the /
guest OF his cousin, Mrs Yeager. Of l
Ninth and Lawrence streets.
Miss PuTman. who was ir the wreck I
at Terra Gotta, was a visitor TT the J.
Brookland School last week.
Mrs. Har-an and Miss Hartman arc /
visiting Mrs Davidson. Of E,varts street /
The Bow Knot Club held its semi /
monthly meeting on Saturday at the 1
home Of Miss Florence Jackson.
\ very enjoyable dance was held on !
WashingtOn's birthday IN the Town /
Hail.
Miss Ella Euler. Of Louisville. Va,
who has been the guest Of her aunt /
Mrs Margaret Johnson. OF Lawrence !
street, has returned home.
The Junior Girls Friendly Society held 1
a very pleasant afternoon meeting on I
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. r. I
Zollnger. of Newton street
Prof. J. T. Monaghan, OF Monroe I
street, has left for Milwaukee. Wis.
when he will commence a series of !
lectures.
The Emerson Literary club held q I
meeting on Friday at the home Of Mrs
Carpenter. OF KearnCy street. A number /
Of Emerson 5 essays were read and /
discussed.
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