The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
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CHEESEMAN'S HAVE
HOUSE WARMING
Members of Eastern Star
Prominent Among
Guests.

a house-warming was given by the
members of the Brookland Eastern Star
! to Mr.. and Mrs David Cheesman Of
I 1921 Newton street Monday evening.
| Dancing, recitations, vocal and instru-
mental music formed the amusement.
The program consisted of recitations
by Mrs. Charles +. Molster and little
Mildred Cove, vocal solos by Miss Annie
Davidson, piano solos by Mrs. Lennon
and Miss Rebecca Lennon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cheesman were the recipients of
q cut-glass DO 81. Miss Louise Cove MAX
ing the presentation speech. At the
close of the evening refreshments were
served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Cheesman. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Molster. Judge and Mrs. Robinson,
Colonel and Mrs. O'DeH. DR. and Mrs.
Hampton. DR.. and Mrs. Frischkone, DIT.
and Mrs. Lennon, Colonel Brown. Mr..
and Mrs, Cove. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs William Jack
son, Mrs. Sidney Wright, George Wheel
er, Mrs Addison. Mrs. Crawford Mrs
Daniels, Colonel and Mrs. Hutchinson,
Mrs Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill DR..
and Mrs. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. NeIius.
/ Colonel and AIRS. Sutton, Miss Amelia
/ Etz. Miss Louise Cove. Mildred Cove,
! Miss Sarah and Edith Brown. Miss
Annie Davidson Miss Rebecca Lennon.
Miss Elizabeth Pollard. Miss Maude
jackson, and Miss Helen holster.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
met Tuesday evening in the clubrooms
of the Baptist Church. The program
consisted of a snort play entitled. "A
Leap Year StOTiette." Those taking
part were Miss Hurd, Mrs. Frank Har-
rison, Miss Violet Homer. Miss Ruby
/ Schwier, Miss Amelia Etz, Miss Helen
Maredn. Miss Catherine Harrison, Wal
ter MiddlekautS Ralph Simous, Evan
Jackson and Louis Sherwood.
Confirmation At the Church Of Our
saviour that was to be held today, has
been postponed indefinitely on account
OF the death Of Bishop sauerlee.
The Farther Lights Society. of the
! Brcokland Baptist Church, gave a mis-
sionary entertainment Friday evening
The Younger Set Euchre Club enter
1 tanned with leap year dance Satur-
/ day evening. Among those present were
/ Miss Mary HOllidge, Mss Louise Cove
/ MISS Edna SlInOns 5Iiss Merriam Simons,
Miss Roberta Braddock, Miss Pauline
+ Braddock, Miss Violet HOrner. Miss
[ Louise Sturgis, Miss NiolO Hines, Miss
! Grace Tansil, Miss LESLIE Sergeant.
/ Ralph Simons, Harry Pike. Eugene Ne
Donald, Arthur Carpenter Edward
Carpenter. Fred Tansil. Arthur Sar-
gcant. Richard Daniels, Chester Bonine,
and others
The dance given at the Broogland
/ town hall by the Boys Social Club OF
/ The Church Of our Saviour, proved to
I be quite a success, both financially and
I socially.
the home OF Or. ToWner, of Newton
street. last Friday evening. The chief
feature of the evening was talk by
Justice Stafford, Of Washington.
The Phunny Phellows Club will meet
on Friday. evening at the club rooms
instead Of Saturday, on account OF thC
leap year dance.
The Broollland Literary Club will
meet at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Edmonds, OF Newton street, next
Friday evening.
The PhunEy PheHows Club will meet
at the home of Harry Pike OF Four
teenth street. for the second series of
rehearsals for the concert to be given
by the club.
Mrs. Washington. of Lawrence street,
has gone to Virginia.
Charles +. MOlster, Of Ninth street,
who has been In Ohio, has returned
Miss AIadge MCGEE. of Ninth and
Newton streets. has returned from an
extended visit TO Miss Stock of GeLtys-
burg, Pa
Miss Edna Plat. Of Twelfth and
Lawrence streets, has returned from q
visit TO friends in Maryland.
Miss Emily Hetieid, of Twelfth and
Lawrence streets, has returned from
snort visit 10 Miss Lola Ashton, of
Alexandria, Va.
William Weber, Of Baltimore, was
the guest Of Mrs. Henry Yeager, OF
Ninth street. during last week