The Washington herald., 1907-04-07


University Heights, TO Mr. Felix Garziglla.
viii take place next Wednesday evening
at 1880 o'clock at the Sacred Heart
Church, Fourteenth street and Park road,
Washington DR. MCGEE VIII perform the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Garziglia win be
at home. 1870 Quincy street. after April q.
Miss Tessie Henry. of Washington. Wis
tied her friend, Miss Bessie Clarke. Of
University Heights, last Thursday and
Friday.
Dr. Rabbit and wife, of Marion. Md.
recently visited the home OF Col Lewis
of Twelfth street
Mrs, Saltzman and children, who have
been visiting in ST. Louis for a number
OF months, returned to their home. on
Monroe street, last week,
Mr.. Plummer. of Newton street, who
occupied the Lord house. adjacent to the
Baptist church, has moved into the city.
Dr. Towner. who recently occupied the
house donated by Mr. Lord for the Bap-
fist church parsonage, has moved into
street. just above Twelfth
Mrs, Judson Hurd and Mr.. Clarence
Hurd and wife and little child returned
last week to their home, on Newton
street. after lengthy visit with dr. and
Mrs Marcus Hurd. Of the Isle Of Pines.
Mr. Clarence Hurd recently returned
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parents on Newton street Mr. Hurd has
been employed for the last two years by
the government Of Peru.
Mr. w. B. Wesson. of the Johns Hop
kins University, who recently visited
Hiram and Leo Gallagher. has returned
TO Baltimore.
Mr. G. L. Clayton. who has secured a
lease on the Stewart place. West Brook
land, for number of years. viii use it as
a government agricultural experimental
station.
Wednesday evening the Phunuy Phel-
lows gave a minstrel show IN the town
hall Attracted by their former entertain
ments, an unusually large crowd taxed
the capacity OF the hall The "end men"
and the "interlocutor' We're the main at
fractions. They furnished the merrlment
of the evening. and cracked numerous
jokes at the expense Of the university
students, Trinity College, and other local
questions. The end men in the minstrels
were Messrs. Fred Tansil, Frank n
Hugh, Matthew G. Lepley. and David
Weinstein; interlocutor, D. L. Council
Others who participated were Messrs. Ed
Joseph Marsden. Charles ".
Hanna. J. J. Higgins Joseph Noel, Ralph
r. Master. L. Mcdonald, Paul Hines,
Pete Becker, and A A. Carpenter. The
accompanies were: Violin Martin Nc
Hugh piano. Walter 3. Miller. The local
talent displayed was credit to Brook
land.
Mr.. and Mrs Dye, who recently occu-
pied the Sallzman house on Monroe
street, have moved 10 Seventeenth street
and Brentwood road.
Miss May Henry. Of Washington. has
been the guest of Miss Bernadine Wood
ward. Of Monroe street, for several days
The twin marriage Of Miss Corinne
Cove to Mr. Harry Crisis and Miss Helen
Cove to Mr.. Edward Barnes took place
last Wednesday at the home Of the brides
mother.
Messrs Charles Potter and Hugh Hig-
gins, Of Brookland, were recently APP
pointed to government positions.
Miss Mamie Clarke. of University
is suffering from slight at
tack Of the grippe
Mr Paul Holland recently returned
home
Messrs Charles Homer and Stanley
Dyer, who spent their Easter holidays at
their homes in Brooklaud. have returned
to the University of Virginia.
Mrs. Criss and daughter Of Bethlehem,
Pa. arc visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cove, of Newton street.
A number of new members were
Initiated at the last meeting of the Brook
land chapter of the Eastern Star. held at
the town hall, last week. The entertain
ment committee made good report
At recent meeting of the Brookland
Athletic Club, the possibilities of a good
representative baseball team were dis
cussed. The following presented them
selves as candidates for the team: Gus
Julien, W Middlecaun. W. Sergeant, L.
shipley. b. Sergeant, J. Rodler. p Wat
son, Jim Sullivan, Ed. Marean. Paul
Julien Fred Tansil. Charles Horner, John
.s,,IIf,.t,v, aud oufa (rrDDf Mr. II L
Burr was elected manager, and Mr.. Har-
-eH was elected assistant manager, They
promise the Brookland baseball enthusi-
asts TO turn out blue-TibbOn nine. A
purse VIII be subscribed for the team
management.
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