Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-14

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ami Crock % J.. % liland and DAZZLE of
Washington. II" y. p. c. contenplates
giving "a deace in the Brookl@nd town
hall in the near future.
Rev. and Mrs David ". Crao'rcc. VINO
spent several no.iti2s n Wash H.:ion last
spring. M. Craptiee holding thc position
of assistar, minister al 81. M'rSarets
Church, on Connecticut avenue. have re-
turned TO California. and W. Crahtree
has become Isc,Cr Of 81. PauIs Church,
bakersfield. in that state.
IL. and MIS-. w w Conner OF 223 10th
s. rect .theaS. have as their guests Mr.
and MS. Edward NJ. Gee OF Keysville.
Va
Mrs. Burnham. wife of Mai. Burnham.
retired has ..urned from the seashore
and the Beri:sh.res and has taken an
.pa,t:nen: al the don. She W. have
with ner during the winter Mrs genson,
a friend ffo!n Buffa.o.
The MANY trends of Miss He en- Var,ck
Bos well, former y of tae Cairo OF this
city. VIII he pleased 10 learA that she
has been the rec.p ent ot mU,h socia at
,ention or Il e cana zone. where she
went to organ 20 womens uhs among
tn E:ag isa-Spc akiag women resident
there SeveIa! .arge clubs have seen or
ganized VIII CHI VIII be related TO the
Genera Federation of Wunens Clubs
with its e.nnership OF 40o,ue women.
Miss Boswe.i finds much substantial Soou
done by tn SOFA and family life OF the
American women o. the canal zone. IneT
Interest and influence are also needed in
school and mun,c pa matters. Tner ciup
organizations wi be effective along
these lines. Miss Boswell sails for New
York the Eth instant
Mr. Edward +. Norwood left yesterday
to join his wife toi a two weeks visit to
friends in their cd home, Charleston,
S. c.
Miss Pearl Murphy entertained num-
Der OF her friends at her home in Ana
costa last Wednesday night. Numerous
games were played and Miss jamie Torney
favored them with instrumental solos and
Mr.. George Torney with vocal solos.
Those present were the Misses Florence
Burns, Fannie Burns. Marguerite Tor
ney, jamie Torney, Florence elliott. Agnes
Waithen and Marion and Vivienne Muir
ply and the Messrs. Ford Wathen, James
Boyce Ernest Crown, George Torney and
Hazen and Sylvanus Pennell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy
The paymaster general of the navy and
Mrs Rogers have taken a house at 2l09
o street northwest. Mrs. Rogers will not
receive during the winter on account of a
death in the family
The marriage of Miss Florence Mating
ly of Brightwood. d. c., to Mr.. r. Will
bert 'Dona dson of Ballston. Va. has been
announced to take place at the home OF
the bride-elect Wednesday, October 16
The United States Engineer Corps sta
toned at Washington barracks has
MADE all arrangements for Sc les of
dances to be given in the gym every two
weeks, commencing with Wednesday. Oc-
tober %. They will be held the 9th and
Goth of November and 4th of December.
Dates will be announced for the others
later Following is list of the commit
tees: Arrangement committee-Corp. F.
ton, Private ]. T. Nicholson, Private
Pace. Private Carron. Floor committee
Sc ct. Patrick Sheehy. Private II. w
Bell, Private r. Menzl, Private w. e
Door committee-Corp. w. A. Stocking,
Private c. c. Batson, Private Geo 'ge
Moon. Refreshrnent committee-Private
]. McDonough, Private George Jootee.
Mrs. Frank Thomas of Philadelphia has
announced the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Marie Magdelena, to Judge Alexander
r. Mullowny. Miss Thomas attended the
Smallwood School in this city and has
many friends here.
Mrs. Charles A. Creighton. Miss
Creighton and Master Robert Creighton
of Thomaston, Me, are at the Shore
ham, en- route from jamestown to their
home.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Tyne. widow of
Rev. Charles NJ. Tyne, formerly of this
city, will arrive from jamestown
day, and will be the guest for several
days of Mrs. j. Eakin Gadsby. She
will be at home to callers tomorrow
evening, and will be pleased to see her
Sriends :-7'.' '1'' $50
Miss Ida May Lindsay, whose marriage
to Mr.. Jesse d. Smith; at Leesburg, Va
by Rev. Mr.. Berkeley, was announced in
yesterdays Star, is the daughter of Mrs.
Ruth Lindsay Maxwell of Southwest
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Hillman are spend
ing some time in town, after staying at
the summer. Miss Emile Hillman Is at
tending school in Atlantic City.
Miss Recha Sanders has returned from
a three months trip abroad.
Mrs. Sol Bieber left town during the
week and is in Atlantic City, a guest at
the Hotel Lorraine.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Finkelstein have
returned from trip to Ocean View, Va,
and the exposition, and with their chill
dren are spending the month of October
at Renshaw's on the Rockville road.
MI r cru fllCHUiO OI new 1OTk CITY
has been spending the weak in town with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Richold Of
18th street.
The Misses Della and Rena Fischel re-
turned home the middle of the week
from Newport News and the jamestown
exposition. While in Newport News
they were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Garner and family.
Miss Lottie Stark has returned to her
home in Los Angeles, Cal, after a visit
in town with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Streb of r street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ganss and the
Misses Flora and Jeanette Ganss have
moved into their new home, 1856 Fair
mont street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wittgenstein are
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Solomon in their
new home on 10th street extended.
Mr.. and Mrs Silas E. Rosenthal, the
latter formerly Miss Freda Lindheimer
whose wedding took place Sunday last
are spending their honeymoon north and
after October 20 will be at home at the
Ashley, 18th and V streets northwest