Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-14

on the heights of Georgetown, and has
lived here continuously. Her grandfather
on her mothers side Capt. Joseph II.
Timms). distinguished himself during the
war of the revolution, serving with Lafay-
cite.
Mr. Keene is also of an old Virginia
family. several of his relatives having
served with distinction during the revolu-
ton and war of 1S12-14 His grandfather,
Thomas Keene, was a ranking oftlcer In the
United States Navy, serving during the
entire revolution.
HIS uncles Willis F. and Roderick Trip
lett. saw service especially in the defense
of Baltimore. and were about the last OF
the old defenders to die, their deaths oc-
curing only few years ago MI. keene
was born in Clarke county, Va, and was
educated in the common schools ana the
University of Virginia. He came TO the
District in 1870. and for over forty years
was teacher and supervisor In the public
schools.
His work has always been highly Endorsed
by every superintendent and school board
under which he has served, eliminating in
q grand reception by his teachers Oh L eur u
AIRY l. 1906.
Mr. and Mrs Keene have three children
living-Dr. j. Everett Keene, Mr. John q.
Meene. secretary of the Brightwood Cit
gems Association. and Miss S Lula keene.
all of this city. and three grandchildren.
the children Of Mr.. John keene. all OF
whom will be present tomorrow night An
other son, Mr.. Arthur l.. keene, died sew
Monroe school and always took an active
interest in affairs of the District.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lansburgh sailed
from New York on Thursday to spend sew
eral months abroad. Mr.. Mark LansburSh
accompanied his parents TO New York. and
IS now visiting relatives in Indiana and
St Louis.
Mrs Gus Louis is spending two weeks in
Cincinnati. visiting her mother, Mrs. X.
Herzog.
Mrs Emma Bowers and daughter Elsie
accompanied by friends. viii sail for
Europe Wednesday next, to spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Abel and son of X street left town
the early part of the week for Pen-Mar
Md. to spend the summer
Miss Lillian Cohen left the city on Tues
day for New York city, to visit her sister.
Mrs l. Fuld. She will be Joined later by
Miss Jeanette Cohen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasternak expect to visit
Atlantic City for ten days. before taking
their annual vacation abroad. They VII
visit London, Paris and Vienna. They sa.
July 81.
Mrs. William Crawford winlock OF Wash.
iugton who is spcni'ng the summer al
Narragansctt Pier. mas announced the en-
Eagemcnt Of her daughter, Miss Isabel Win
lock 20 AIphonsus J. Murphy of Dublin
ireland.
Miss Wiulock is he daughter of the late
Prof. William WinlnCk, formerly of the
Smithsonian institution at Washington
and a granddaughter of the late Joseph
WinloCk OF Boston. The wedding Will take
place early in September at ST. Peter
Episcopal Church by the Sea, OF which
the Rev. w. II. Allen is rector.
Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Thiele OF T stree
and their little daughter Helen. left las
week TO spend month visiting relatives
and friends in Fort Wayne. Ind.
Mrs. jackson of i:o9 llth street is visit
ing relatives IN Chicago and Milwaukee,.
Mrs Atkinson of 1890 18th street wife o
Judge Atkinson. left last week 10 spont
the summer in Charleston. y. {.
Mrs. Sarah Main of 1917 18th street W
leave The last OF The month and will spen,
August with her three sons Rev. X
Franklin Main " Worthwhile. Penn.
Charles Main of Baltimore. Md, and Calvi,
Main of Washington, at Ocean Grove y
j. and New York.
Mrs Claude Smith of l22G 18th street lef
yesterday to spend week visiting rela
t.ves and friends in Baltimore.
Misses Clara and May Kehoe of Stone
summer in Boston and other places il
New England.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Avery of 1903 12t
street entertained number OF their friend