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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11
FORT MADISON NOTES.
Especial to Bystander.
(LaSt Week.

Mrs, Louis who has been on the sick
list for many months is able to be out
of doors.
Everett Kahn spent New Years day
visiting friends in Keokuk.
Miss Eliza Crouson and her mother
have been on the sick list for many
weeks and Miss Crouson is beginning
to recover, but her mother seems no
better. We hope them q speedy re.
covery. 5s5s, .
AT 1890 p m New Years evening the
watch meeting at the A. M. E, church
began and was witnessed by . very
large crowd.
Mrs Turpin and daughters Ella and
Beatrice Of Galesburg were visiting
friends and relatives during the holi.
days.
We hope the maay. vows that were
made on New Years day will continue
throughout the year Of 1907, and es.
pecialy that one, subscribing for the
best colored paper in the state. The
lows State Bystander.
Miss Irene jackson entertained Fri.
day Dec. 90 In honor of Miss Beatrice
Thomas and Miss ella Turpin, games
that were never played in Ft. Madison
were introduced. A very delightful
evening was spent by those present and
they only wish Ft, Madison had some
more of the MissessJackson.
Mrs. Boweman Of Chicago is visiting
friends and relatives here.
We hope to here soon the sweet we'd
ding bells.
Mrs. Mildred Redd OF st. Louis Is
visiting In the city
The New Years eve party given by
Miss Jennie Louise and Naomi Harper
was the only one Of its kind during The
season and was Witnessed by many OF
Ft Madison's prominent girls and
boys. \. ss
There has not been any complain!
about The weather, as it is understood
to be q poor mans weather, We have
had but very little cold weather, all we
need to have the appearance of spring
| is the budding out Of the trees.
Rev. Burton the Foreign Missionary
miDister was the city on business.
Mrs. Anna Yeiser Of New Boston VI.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

The lows State legislative convenes
hero next Tuesday, has brought many
eolored candidates and aspirsnts for
tninov places, among those who are .
in in Senate cloak ROOM
Jefferson Logan Of Polk county, z. >.
5Irwta Of Lucus county, Theodore bell
ef Woodbury County. In the house, =.
Jos Brown for hle clerk Of Plok county;
SWn. Jones ofMonroe county for assis-
tsAt door keeper; for the cloak room
IL N. Hyde, a. Burrell, Wm. Tomlin
md Geo. 3. Cleggett ofPolk county.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11
MOLINE oLGAM,Nos.

+ The sunday School held IL annsa.
election Sunday for the ysss they ars;
supersntenden Miss q. Ritshie; AZ.
sistant Sspsrin,e ,endsat, Mra. Jenkins;
Secretary. n 80 n. Ritch.e; Assistsas
Secretary, Florence Ssassy; Treasurer
Mrs. D Bradley; Orgsniss, May Wood,
Chorister, Misses Sarah Davis and A.
Ice German.
Mias MSyme Ritchie entertained :
lssgs number of friends . her hows
Wednesday, evening 1t mask party. =
delightful time Vas had by Oh present.
Mr.. snd Mrs. James Colquis enter
tanned M. and Mrs. Louis B, Tsrver
Ut dinner Sunday.
The Church Aid Society will meet
with Mrs Kelso Friday. i
Fred Slaughter Of Rock Island was :
Moline caller Sunday. 5s
A number OF Rock Island young
people were present at Sunday even
Ing services.
Z Last Thursday evening large crowd
Of yonng people had delightful time
At the residence OF Mss Daisy Settles
where7there was . Sun Bonnet and
Overall party The evening was spent
games, after which : de
licious repast was served.
Mrs. Sarah Washington and little
daughter Of Davenport were Moline
callers last week.
Messrs Sanford Daily and Albert Set.
ties returned from Missouri last Ann--
day after an extensive visit with
friends.
Miss Mitchell OF Palmyrs Mo, has
come to Moline to make her home with
her sister Mrs. ID. 3, Delward, and 70
attend the .pablic school.
Miss Alice tiormsn roy ally entertain
ed number Of friends at her homo
last Friday evening. Those present
from out Of the city were J M,rtan Of
Rock Island aud Dale Porter Of Cal
esburg. 81 Fl
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11
MINNEAp OILS BUDGETARTAN.

How have you started in with the
new year? Every Atro-American race
lover should resolve within his own
heart to do something this year to up
lift his race and not pull them down,
because we feel that if there ever
was time it was needed 1t is now.
We cannot all be leaders but we can
follow the examples and the good ad-
vices that are laid down and taught
to us from day to day by those who
are the leaders.
Miss Halle @. Brown spoke to a
crowded house Sunday night at st.
James church. Her Subject was along
the line ot the effect OF Righteous
truth. Those who failed to hear Miss
Brown missed q rare treat, for her
inspiring words OF truth sankdeep in
to the hearts OF many and will doubt
less be fruitful OF much good.
st. Peters will have a musical on
the 23 inst.
At a meeting of the Sunday school
board of St. James church last
Thursday evening the following off
GERS and teachers were elected: Su-
perintendent, j. Withers; assistant
supt., J. Simmons; secretary, Mrs.
Norris, w. f.. Grant, Miss Halle e..
Jenetta Butler; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Evelyn Edwards; treasurer, Hor-
are Carlisle; librarians, Albert Nc
Clure and Miss Eliza Bradley; or
ganist, Miss Elsie Mason; chorister,
MRS. George Wade; teachers, J. Sim
mons, Rev. Wade, y. Withers, Mrs.
Mamie Engley, Mrs. Linnie Hamilton,
Mrs. Wade and Mrs. J. Simmons.
Mrs. l.. Miner returned last week
from a very pleasant visit to her for
mer home in Omaha.
The Pride OF Minnesota Lodge, X.
of P. will give a banquet at their hall
Thursday evening. Will say more
about it next time. {.S sss
The Presiding Elders committee OF
st. James church will give q chicken
pie supper Friday evening.
The Emancipation rally at Labor
Temple hall, January /, was a de-
cided success. Mr.. 2. w. Mitchell
was master of ceremonies. The
speakers on this very important oc-
casion were Harvey Burke, VIM. r.
Morris, w. E. Grant, Miss Halle /.
Brown, Mrs. Grace Allen, Mrs. lone
Gibbs and Rev. Geoge H. wade. The
rally was given under the auspices
OF Rev. M. w. Withers OF the Zion
Mission.
The s. M. T. lodge entertained at
a public installation and banquet Mon
day evening.
Tha ST lanes Mite Missionary So
ciety met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Tillie Withers Of N. Washington
avenue. After the usual routine Of
business the ladies were served a
sumptuous feast. They adjourned to
meet January 20.
A Mite Missionary mid-winter con-
yention will be held at st. James
church Thursday oftenoon and even
ing, January 81, under the manage
ment Of Mrs. Wade, president of the
local society, and members OF the
church. d The afternoon will be devot-
ed to papers, discussions and round
table talk by some Of the best talent
in the city. At six o'clock an old fash
ioned dinner will be served. In the
evening addresses will be delivered by
the following persons: Mrs. II. q
Harrison, president Of the local for
elgn missionary society OF Hennepill
avenue M. -. church; Mrs. p. g. Eg
pit. field secretary Of the missionary
work OF the M. p, church,; Mrs. Ions
q. Gibbs, Miss Halle G. Brown and
others. Several musical numbers vii
| / 4
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Bryantof Os-t
.ceola pioneers OF Clark County spent
the holidays In the city visiting their
children Samuel, Charles and Leroy.
They report splendid visit.
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OBITUARY..
Sudden Death of Samuel Davis

Su0Oen OeaIn OI odHucl LAWS
1t was great shock to the
people of Des Moines last Friday
evening to hear that Mr.. Samuel
Davis, one of our we'll known and
highly respected citizens, had
dropped dead that evening while
on his way home, 1903 E.. Lyon
street. When within about two
blocks of his home he was seen to
fall and before aid could reach
him he died of apoplexy.
The deceased was born in Jessa-
mine, KY, March 3, 1841. Dur
ing early childhood he moved
with his father to Randolph
County, Mo-, where he was rails
ed and when the civil war came
he enlisted in Company E 60
Reg. u. S. colored Infantry in
March 1864, and in 1865 was
promoted as principal musician,
and in February 1866 was honor
ably discharged. He was mar
ried August I, 1867 to Miss Mary
Susan Cary-six children were
born to this union of whiSh four
died in infancy and two survive
him-Mrs. Luella Wilburn and
Miss Zella Davis. His wife died
Nov. 9. 1905. He was a ne1n-
Der Of St. Paul's A. M. F.. church
and Kinsman G. A. r. Post. He
was dutiful husband, kind
father and an honest citizen low
ed by all who knew him.
Mr.. Davis had lived in this city
twenty-five years where both Of
of his children have graduated
from the High School, The
funeral was held Sunday from
the "A. M. E. church where gath
cred large crowd OF friends,
both white and colored. Rev. A.
Dulin preached the sermon,
assisted BY Rev. w. S, Brooks,
H. w. Porter, @. A. johnson and
Prof. Dudley of the Iowa Busi-
ness College spoke. The remains
were laid to rest in Woodland
cemetery.
Harry Henderson was in Buxton las'
\ xuaok III sTls n ssg
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11
BURLINGTON NEWS.

Mr.. M. L. Mackay and family went
to Des Moines Friday,
Miss Judith Woods was taken to the
hospital last week
Rev. Williams OF Davenport formerly
of this city visited his family here last
week. q
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

NJ. N. Z. Mackay and wife Of Bur
.lington, Ia, arrived in our city last
week to make their home. He has Sc.
cured . position Of taking care Of q flat
on Seventeenth and Pleasant. We
welcome them to our city. At one time
Mr.. Mackay taught school in Louisiana,
Mo.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

Union.. congregational church corner
of 10 d and Park streets, II. ". Porter
minister, morning services topic. How
to get everything you want. Evening
service topic. The blessings OF Hope.
Men's League at $3.50 p m
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

Word Received from Mr.. Thomas -.
Barton, one Of our old and highly re-
spected citizens now located in Wash
ington, D. G., states that he hurt his
hand ! few weeks ago which pre-
cluded him from working for 9 week or
more, but he is better now. His wife
il well and the little boy is doing nicely
in school, being in the sixth grade.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

WIN. q. Milligan G. N. ofthe Mason
ic lodge passed through here Wednes-
day enroute to Newton in the interest
of the craft. He says that the healthy
growth of the local craft Is very pre-
cevable.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

The Smart set Club met Monday
evening with Mr.. Branham Hyde. The
usual game OF whist was played and
prized for highest score consisting OF
two boxes OF bon bons. The prize for
the lowest score wasa glass. At the
close Of the game refreshments were
served. The club adjourned to meet
next Monday with Mr.. Tony Franklin
! at the hons OF Mr.. bradley.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

4 on. .last Tnesda morning Mrs. $. Zee l.'...
Brown OF this city received the sad. in
telligence 81 the death Of her baby
brother Walter Wilson age three years
which occurred at the residences Of his
parents jacob and Elizabeth Wilson at
buxton after brief illness OF typhoid
pneumonia which lasted only about
four days.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

We forgot to mention the dinner
given : week ago Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Gould In honor of Mes.
|JuIia Hudiinof Davenport and Il. w.
Thompson Of lows City.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

Many Specials OF Animals.
Four hundred thousand species q
animals are now known 70 exist -
cording to the latest report Of ~
French natural history museum. q
spiders alone there are 10000 dikasa1
kind.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

Married January 8. Mr.. Georgs 3.
Watson and Mrs. Mamie Robinson at
the residence OF the brides sister Mrs
George Williams ZIG East First street
Rev. O. A. johnson performed the
serenony in the present of q great many
friends. An excellent supper was SER
we'd and the couplereceived many pre-
ssnts. May happy wishes be theirs.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

Rev. w. S. Brooks pastor Of the A..
M. H. church left Tuesday evening for
Minnesota and Dakotas to Geiiver
some lectures in reply to Senator Ben
Tillman. He will be gone about 10
days.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

Mr. Lee Greenway who had spent
the holidays at his home in Muscatine
arrived here Tuesday to re enter the
Musical Conservator as pupil Of Prof.
Neadell leighton.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11
Tlhe n!,uslness :, Post.

Johns the poet with the true 6usA
ness instinct" said the wife. "He hae9
tust swapped q sonnet for : fat turksoS
anS q love song for two gallons q -
,asseci -Atlinta Conatitutj0a.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

Resents Refsrsnes 70 ''coppsrs"
what do you mean BY talkiA0
about 'coppers' before met. said Q
London magiStrate to man In TO
dock. IN 10 . gross impertinencs .
refer to the police % 'c0ppers' q Q
court Of Justice" \
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

Mr.. Theodore Bell Of Sioux City ar
rived in our city last week to visit with
his parents. He is q candidate for jani-
tor in the Senate cloak room.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

The Mount Olive Court will meet at
their hall 10th aud Center street Fri
day afternoon Jan. 8, BY order of the
Vice Aatron. Mrs Marie Woods.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11
When a Dealer Says
s375 PIANO FOR $249
Don't Believe Him

can sell you new piano TOR Ply, aasc
but It will be a $3.50 piano and not 4zoo
one. Remember, you cant get some
thing for nothing, and the wise man n, mas s.
long ago quit trying to buy gold do!!ars
for for Ssc. Better buy Lehman Guar
anteed Piano. :
w H. Lehman
Mt 40 Years. 9Th and walnut Streets
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Pride and Vanity.

The foundation Of pride II tho WAo
10 respect ones sell. whatever othsse
may think: the handspring OF valit1
10 tho craving for the admiration q
others. no matter at what cost 70 one'D
self.respect.-F. Marion Crawford.
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CITY NEWS.
~. =. aN ypa hays relatives or friends visit
.ksSTsS ri yUer guing tomAko Q Wilt, Tploeso
SSsI n; - sniIMs III y0ar local Wws-Ed.l
Geo. q. Woodson was : Capital City
,,sitor this week.
Invitations are out for . party to be
eiven at Mr. and Mrs. Z. ]. Shelton's
home Jan. 18th.

Mrs. o. A. johnson spent Tuesday
We'd daesday - Give visiting Mrs. B. J.
Anderson.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-01-11

Harry Henderson was in Buxton last
week.
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subscrips for t'.e Bystsnedsr' q y
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MID WINTER MUSICALE.
Benefit Of Union Congrega-
tional Church
Tuesday Evening, January 18th.
At Mrs. J T. .Bhgburn's home,
$40 School street Admission l5c. Il
PROGRAMME.
PROGRAMME.

Accompanist, Miss Lillian Fields.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-26

Billings. Mont, where he is to serve until
November next as special disbursing
agent for the government
Mrs. William +. Wall returned to her
home here. "Walldene. from Atlantic
city. where she was accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs J. 2. TAYLOR. who has re-
turned 10 her home at Henderson.
Mrs. Sarah Il. Pyles, who has been max
Ing her home with her daughter. Mrs,
Marchant. at BurhaBs. Va. returned
home yesterday and will remain until fall.
Mr. and Mrs. " A Hurley. OF Wash
ngton. who have been stopping al their
former home at Clarksburg. returned TO
Washington Thursday.
Mr.. W. Milton Dutrow, of BOyds, who
has been extremely III in Providence Hos
pital in Washington has returned home.
Miss Mamie Jones, of Kensington, who
has been visiting Rev. and Mrs. Henry p.
Hamill. in Staunton, Va, has returned 20
her home.
Invitations have recently been issued 10
the marriage Of Mr., Henley p. Napier, 10
Miss Viola F. Ross. daughter of Judge
Ross. Of Macon. Ga. the ceremony to
take place in Macon. May 30
The Washington herald., 1907-05-26
POTOMAC LITERARY CLUB.
Last Meeting of the Season Held
Tuesday-The Programme.

The Potomac Literary Club held the
closing meeting of the season at 522 Sixth
street northwest on Tuesday evening. May
n Considerable bushes was transacted
regarding the clubs future. Reports IN
writing were made by the president, Sec
retary, and treasurer. which showed a
healthy condition Of the club
The election Of officers for the ensuing
year then took place which resulted as
follows:
; A. Terry. president, Col. Z. r.. Thompson
vice president, Miss Ina Y. H1;chkss, rec0riin.
secretary; Frank H0adley. corresponding secretary
MIS-. :. B. B0yce treasurer, SiIas B0yce Horace NJ
Fulton Mrs NJ J. Arnold. Mrs. Katherine v. John
son and Miss Jennie Hudson members 0f the eIecu
tive committee.
The following programme was rendered
Original poem. Who Was William Shakespeare
Frank H0adIer.
Solos. The Slave SOM" and The Sweetest
Flower" Miss Elaine Sebring
Racitati0nS How Ruhe PLAYED" and The Insur
anCe Agent Fred T. Barber.
Solos. IRA and Mvra' aud "Muipie DAYS
George F. Terrv.
Recitations The Miller Of Dee" and The Origin
q the Tearlant." Mrs. Mar s. Besll
Members and friends were served with
cream and cake
The Washington herald., 1907-05-26
MISS MARION BACON WEDS.
Wedding Attended by society People
from Many Leading Cities.

Lenox. Mass, May 25.-Miss Marion
Constance Bacon. youngest daughter Of
Mrs. William B. Bacon, was married at
noon to-day to John c. Greenleaf. son
of DR.. and Mrs Richard c. GreenIeaf, Of
New York.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Dr. J. F. Nichols. at Trinity Church,
which was prOfusely decorated with apple
blossoms. lllacs, and lilies of the valley.
Among the ushers was Frederick H..
Brooks, Of Washington
Assistant Secretary of State Robert
Bacon. an uncle of the bride escorted her
10 the altar and gave her away
The wedding was largely attended by
society people from New York Boston,
Washington, Newport, and Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-26
CELEBRATES WITH OUTING.
st. Peters Christian Doctrine AssO-
citation Observes Anniversary.

1t. Peters thrtSttan Doetrihe ASSo-
citation Observes Anniversary.
on the evening of May 20 the mem
bers OF st. Peters Christian Doctrine
Association and other friends celebrat-
ed the ninth anniversary Of the found
Ing Of the association by supper and
outing at Great Falls. The party. con-
sisting Of eighty-hve ladies and gen
tlemen, assembled at Thirty sixth and
NJ streets northwest, where two cars OF
the Old Dominion Railroad were re-
served and at 6 p. m. left for the Falls
4 special illumination Of the falls
was made by searchlights placed at
points OF vantage. The presence Of
Rev. NJ. O'Donoghue. the organizer and
first spiritual director Of the assOcia-
tion. was a great pleasure and salts
faction to all the members, because OF
the great esteem in which he is held
by those who were associated with him
In the Sunday school work while al
St. Peters.
A special object to be gained. II is
hoped. by giving the outing is the
creation Of a more enthusiastic inter-
fSA III the CuludA EAliNNA "a ~ NARAtt "
| be held June 27, the proceeds of which
are intended 10 be devoted to the fund
| for decorating and beautifying the
| church
The following is a list Of those in
attendance.
Miss Aenew. Miss C. Burne Miss c. Combs. Miss
NJ Champion. Miss NJ Csrmody. Miss l.. Callahan.
/ Miss X Dempsey. Miss VI. DouFherty. Miss NJ.
I Graves Miss g. Howe Miss A. Hickey, Miss Lou
/ Luckett, Miss Laura Luckeit Miss y. NJ. Mshon,
| Miss A. Maloney Miss A. Na.y, Miss Z. Nally.
| Miss n Nally Miss A. T. or. Miss NJ SPARKS
! Miss r. Yansant. Ms. Blaine Mrs Enrght. Mrs.
! Luckett Mrs Young Rev NJ. J. ODOnoghue Mr..
1 T. Carroll Mr. A. Donohoe Mr. &. Don0hOe. Mr..
| L. Dorsey Mr.. NJ. Dorsey. Mr. ". McNahon. Mr..
L. Morris Mr. +. Madden. Mr.. o. Luckett Mr. e.
| Smith Mr. M. Wall Miss &. Barnett. Miss T. Bar
| Tett Miss y B0udrpn Miss Is. Callan. Miss A.
! Coleman Miss y. Cooksey Miss NJ. e. Colihower
! Miss J. C0uuoF. Miss r. Donohoe Miss y Fiueran
] Miss g.. Fritz Miss NJ. GehhaTt. Miss ~ Greene
| Miss NJ Holland. Miss A. Holland Miss NJ. Ken.
| nelly. Miss X. Kennedy Miss e.. Lynch. Miss ST
I Alal0ney. Miss Z. Ma0ney. Miss J. Maouty. Miss
NJ Mccormick Miss L. O'Briea. Miss NJ. Petit
| Miss VI. Qnigley. Miss 4. Reuetu. Miss L. ReIetr
| Miss l. Smith Miss Stamm. Miss =. sullivan Mis-
/ Is. T00le Miss A. ToTens Miss BUrrtuu Mrs
I Laura. Rev s. Morris. Mr e. Reucbert, Mr. I'd
/ IarrUl. Mr. g. CofoWer. Mr. T. Hughes Mr. j.
| Kennedy. Mr. J. Lapghlin. Nr g. Malouey Mr.. j.
/ New, Mr. /. Payne and Mr.. 5. Walsh
The Washington herald., 1907-05-26
BROOKLAND SOCIAL NOTES.

Rev. DR. Hyvernat. professor OF
Semitic languages and Biblical archae.
ology at the Catholic University OF
America. left for Europe by way of New
York last Tuesday evening. While IN
Europe he will arrange library which
was bought by the university for his de
partment.
Mr.. John F. Day and family left for
Europe last Thursday, where they viii
remain throughout the summer.
Miss Daisy Clarke. Of Washington, viii
remain at Mrs. Posts during the summer
The Brookland Chapter Of the Eastern
Star held its first anniversary meeting in
the town hall last week.
Miss Anna Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs
NJ V. Matthews and family were recent
visitors at the Molster house, at Nlntl
and Lawrence streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward NJ Kindle, OF
Newton street, will soon move 10 Mount
Rainier
Mr.. MCHUgh. Of Lawrence street, has
returned from his Northern tour.
Mr and Mrs MCuheim. Of Cincinnati
were recent visitors at the home OF Mrs
Lanahan, on Newton street.
Mr.. George May and family have moved
into the Julien house. on Kearney street
Miss Alice Baer, Of gl2 I street, gave a
dance 10 a number Of her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bondre. formerly
Of BrooklaHd, have returned to their
home. in Waynesboro. Pa. after a pleas
and visit with Mr.. and Mrs, John Bee, Of
Newton street.
The Phunny PhellOws held their last
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Ralph
M0lster. Of Ninth street.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-26
Social and Personal

/ Edward Fawcett, Mr.. David Chalmers,
Mr.. Mahlon II. Janney. and Mr.. Eugene
/ 3. Taylor
! A very pretty lawn party was given
! Wednesday afternoon for the benefit OF
/ the Alexandria Free kindergarten on the
/ lawn OF Mr.. Robert S. Jones. corner Of
| Washington and Queen streets. quite a
/ large sum was realized. The young people
assisting we're Miss Collins Jones. Har-
riet Love. Katharine Waller. Frances
smoot, Marion Fulton. and Cornelia
/ Miller.
| Mrs. Robert W. Fuller was the hostess
Of the Neighborhood Club. Wednesday
IafteTnoOn, and entertained very charming
ly. Some of the guests were Mrs. Albert
/ Doyle Brockeit, Mrs. Cassius F. Lee, and
Mrs. c. w. Wattless.
Rev. and Mrs. William Ambrose Brown
and small son. OF Portsmouth, are visit
| ing Mrs. Browns sister. Mrs Robert Mil
/ Ter Reese, at Falls Church.
/ Miss Rebecca c. Powell has returned to
/ Alexandria from a visit to her sister. Mrs
/ S s. Hepburn. in Kent County.
/ Miss Byrd Thompson, Of Culpeper. Is
the guest of Mrs, William b. Greene, on
/ North Washington street.
| The 'Pansy Blossom Baby Party"
given by the members Of Christ Church
choir aud ntbar lo9aI taIaut in tho no rich
/ hall, Thursday evening, was quite sue
/ cess, and enjoyed by a large audience.
/ Among those whose parts were well taken
We're: Miss Janet Rowan. as Pansy Bios
| som: Miss Gertrude Picken as Dorothy
/ Woolrags; Miss Ellen Neagle as Hya-
/ cinth Hartshorn; Mr.. MahlOn Janney as
/ Linoleum Slick, and Mr.. Wilbur Mad
| dox, as Bartholomew Mugg