The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
BROOKLAND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. Abram Horner. Of New York City
recently visited his cousins on Newton
street.
Mrs Louis Honory Julien has an
nounced the engagement Of her daughter
Miss Lulu Julien. 10 Mr.. Lumney, OF
Washington
Mr. Ernest Reppenhager returned last
Friday from Annapolis where he was
engaged in business for the Maryland
State FISH commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foraker. OF Michigan
avenue, who have been in the employ of
the Census Department out West. have
returned TO Brookland.
On Thursday evening Of last week Mr..
Richard Daniels entertained in honor OF
Mrs. McQuade mother OF Miss McQuaG.
Of Trinity College. and also to celebrate
the anniversary OF his birthday. The
evening was pleasantly passed with dan
cling and singing. Those present were
Mesdames McQusde. DonohUe. Julien.
HeuTz. and Daniels: Misses Murray. Nc
B.
Of Trinity College: and Woodward Helen
and Emily Brooks. the Misses MCGEE,
Holiidge, Burr. Julien, Ward, and Agnes
and Mary Dowling; Messrs. Burr,
Lundy, Milton Daniels, Hetneld. Burk,
Burns, Hamilton, DR.. Charley SteaTne,
MastersOu. Paul and Gus julien, Albright.
Ralph and Dick Daniels.
Mr.. Hess. Of Newton street. who has
been absent for several months in the
interest Of the Agricultural Department.
returned home last Wednesday. Mr..
Hess work extended over Western Texas.
New Mexico, Arizona. Nevada. and
Arkansas.
Mrs. Shields. Of New York City. who
is on her way TO ST. Augustine. Fla. is
making a stopover at Brookland to visit
her brother Mr. James F. NIcHugh. OF
Lawrence street.
At the meeting recently held at the
home Of Mr.. Joseph Rodler by the mem-
bers OF st. Anthony's Club. arrangements
were completed for the entertainment
and euchre to be given IN the town hall
this month for the benefit Of the Sisters
parochial school The programme is now
being prepared A gentleman's prize and
a lady's prize will be given TO those sell
ing the greatest number Of tickets
Mr.. Sweeney, Of Br0okland. has moved
into his new home on Kearney street.
Mrs. Speyle. Of Sherwood subdivision.
is expecting her husband home IN the
near future. He is now cruising in Phil
ippine waters.
Mrs. Hattie Simpson and daughter. Of
Frederick, Nd. are the guests of Mr.. and
Ms. Claggett Of West BrookIand.
Representative J I Hunt OF ST. Louis,
and Rev. Eugene Hannah were recently
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. McHugh.
OF Lawrence street.
DR.. and Mrs. Brooks. Of Bunker Hill
road. have formally announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss Helen
Brooks. 10 Lieut.. Arthur Sullivan L. 6.
a, stationed al Fort Meade, s Oak
Mrs. Columbus Murphy. Of Queen s
Chapel road. Is rapidly recovering from
a severe attack Of the grip.
At the Citizens Association meeting
held last Friday evening it was decided
to make an effort to push the opening Of
Monroe street
Mr. W. P. Pearson has moved into his
new house on Tenth street. near Hamlin
street, recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Vogt.
Mrs Frischkorn, of Newton street re-
Gently returned from an extended visit
10 her parents. at Dover, Del
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schneider and
family. of Chicago. are now occupying
their new home on Evarts street.
Mrs. Frank A. Harrison, of Newton
street. has returned from her visit to New
York City.
Mrs Moran. Of Ninth street, is recov-
ering from her late illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Potter have
recently taken possession of the house on
the corner OF Tenth and Lawrence streets.
The Brookland Chapter Of the Eastern
Star viii give an entertainment in the
town -lan next Wednesday.
Miss Edna Hughes spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Lily BonsaIl, Of Law
renee street.
The Girls Friendly Society met Friday
evening at the home Of Miss Evelyn VIII
liams. on Thirteenth street
Miss Fanny Washington, Of Alexandria.
visited her cousin. Miss katherine Wash
ington. last Tuesday.
Miss Esther Armstrong is paying a short
visit 10 Mrs. Pennypacker, Of Newton
street
Mr.. and Mrs Clark. of University
have just returned from a weeks
trip.
Mrs. Tom Kreighton, Of Akron Ohio.
arrived here Friday on account of the
serious sickness of her sister, Mrs Boyd.
Mrs. Lair. of Seattle, Wash, visited
Mrs. Hetfeld recently.
Dr. Melody assistant professor Of moral
theology. Catholic University OF America.
will deliver the sermon at the 1880 O'Clock
mass at St. Anthony's Church, Brook
land. this morning.
DR.. Joseph Dunn. head Of the depart
ment OF Celtic languages and literature
- 4bn E,tbolsc I~-f.-o~sisry &c S..a-s-.
who has been delivering Il course Of lee
lures on the ancient irish. will speak
Thursday evening in the Mcmahon Hall
lecture room, at o'clock. on the 'Tochen-
haria, or courtships Of the ancient Irish