The Washington times., 1907-09-15
BrookIand
PHELLOWS
TO INITIATE TWO
Club Will Resume Its
Sessions Next
Month.

The Phunny PhelIows' CIpF viii re-
convene for the winter the hrst week
IN October. The limitations Of William
Dahl and Louis Crook VIII conclude an
interesting program.
The Eastern Star" resumed. on last
Wednesday evening. its regular meet
ings, after the summer vacation
The many friends of Miss Lille p.
Bailey. the popular seventh grade teach
er of the Brookland School. viii be
sorry TO learn that she has been trans
ferred to one of the city schools. Mss
Bailey has been connected with The
BrookIand School for a number CT years.
during which time she made many
friends. She leaves with the best wishes
OF the community
The citizens Of BrookIand welcome the
return OF Mr.. RemsbUrg, TO ais former
position at University station
Mr. johnson, who was recently ap-
pointed student Interpreter Of the con
sular bureau left Brookland THURSDAY
for q shore dsit 10 the home OF ms
parents in Oklahoma, whence he VIII
leave for China, where he expects %
remain for q thTee-year course.
St Anthony's Parochial School. Ia
charge OF the Sisters Of St. Benedict.
Will reopen Monday, September 10.
The members OF the BroOkland Metho-
dist Church enjoyed a most pleasant
trolley ride to Rockville. Nd. on Tues
day evening. Refreshments were seTkeo
on reaching Rockville. Ine outing Sc
under the direction Of the EpWorth .
League
Mrs. James F. McHugh. OF Thirteenth
and Lawrence streets. has returned
from a pleasant visit 10 her nome ID
Minneapolis, MINI
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeager and daughter
Ruth, accompanied BY MISS EiizaOe1l
Bandal. are visiting Kent Island
The Misses sarah and Edith Brown
have returned from an extended TIP
through News England. MISS Nellie
Middlekauf Joined them AT saratoga
where they attended the G. A. r con
vention.
Miss Florence Dykes. Of Ninth and
Lawrence streets, spent a pleasant week
at Silver Springs. Nd
MRS. Blake clark has returned from ?
a trip to Roanoke, Va, and the James
town Exposition.
Russell vVeinens. OF New York. is Wis
iting his cousin, Seebury Quinn
John Urban. who has been on the road
for the past year as special agent FOR
the United states census, has again re-
turned 10 Brookland-
Joseph. John. and stephen sullivan,
Of Twelfth and Otis streets, have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. D. Meehan and granddaughter,
Anna LeesneirZer. Of ~ Monroe street.
left Tuesday for New York, where they
viii visit relatives for an indefinite
period
Mrs. stroman. Of Ninth and Lawrence
streets. IS enjoying a months stay at
Prospect Hill and Lewisville Va.
Brawner Hetheld. Of Twelfth and
Lawrence streets. is visiting New York.
Miss Annie Smith and nephew. Ber-.
nard Smith, spent last week at Colonial
Beach.
Miss Sarah Tise left this week sOr New
Urn TWF
Master. Alfred Williams. who has been
visiting nis uncle. Arthur Williams, has
ltAuit4c4 - MS AApA-te IA A'Ao-'lAi- -
Miss Helen BarnhoIt viii return from
Philadelphia. September %
I Or. and Mrs. Holmes and sons, Don
and Clay. have returned from New
York wl1tre they spent the summer
Miss Ella Sergeant. of Twelfth and
/ Irving streets. left last week for Boston.
where she viii resume her musical
studies.
Mr. and Mrs. Light and children are
I spending month at Union Bridge, Nd.
Miss Nellie Smith, who has been visit
| ing Mrs. Henry, of Newton street has
returned TO her home in Berwyn. Nd.
The many friends OF Miss Kate Lay
I Howe, VINO has been i'll for some weeks.
will be pleased to know that she Is rap
| idly recovering
M. and Mrs. Carl keller have moved
/ 70 their new home. hear Twelfth and
/ Otis streets.
Guss Julien. of Twelfth and Newton
/ streets. has gone to New York. where
! he has accepted position.
| Miss Mamie Clark, of Twelfth and
| Quincy streets. expects to leave soon FOR
New York, where she will take a course
at the Pratt Institute.
DYSPEPSIA