Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14

Mr.. James walker. BLOCK street. has
returned from a siX-week visit to his
sister, Miss Daisy Walker, in San Fran
cisco. Cal. Mr. w. Hampton Hickey,
Marion street, has returned after a
pleasant stay with relatives in Newport
News Va. Mr.. and Mrs. jackson II.
Ralston. who spent the summer and early
fall with friends here. have gone to
Washington for the winter months. Mr.
and Mrs. James C. Robinson, Ralston
avenue, will remove to Washington next
week. where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Ferguson and children of Washing
ton have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L
II. Jameson, near Seabrooke, this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kagle of Seabrooke
have removed to St. Helena. near Spar
rows Point. Md. MIR. and Mrs. Frank b
Stewart have removed to Washington for
the winter months. Mrs. e. Il. May
nader. Maryland avenue. has returned
from a pleasant stay with her cousin
Miss Frances Dubois, in Baltimore. Mrs
Theiman Offutt, with her infant daughter,
Of Towson. Baltimore county. Md, has
been visiting Mesdames Charles w
Clagett and Franklin G.. Tingley during
the last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
w. Hill are visiting relatives in Leesburg
Va. They are expected home early this
week. Miss Marguerite Clagett has re-
turned from Boston. Mass, after a pleas
Meyers, wife of Lieut.. Meyers OF the
United States Navy. Miss May Dyer en-
tertained a number of friends at a chafing
dish party. last evening at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. r. III. Bowling, in Ber-
wyn. Miss Elsie Joyner, librarian of the
Berwyn Gymnasium. managed musical
and literary entertainment in the gym
nasium building Monday evening, which
vas pronounced a success. Quite hand
some sum was realized for the benefit OF
the gVmDa SUM library Mrs. Barn
hardt of Denton. Md, is the guest OF heT
sister, Mrs. kuhns. at Berwyn.
Mr. o. F. Cook Of Lanham has re-
turned after a stay of several months In
Arizona and California. Mrs. II. II. Mar
bury of near Lanham has returned from
a pleasant stay with friends and relatives
in New York. Mrs. Altman of the upper
section of Prince George county has been
visiting Mrs. i. II. Bowers. Maryland
avenue The Berwyn Euchre Club was
Hospitality entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Erwin Werber Friday evening of last
week There were sixteen participants.
Following the games refreshments We're
served The prizes were won by Miss
Erwin Werber and Mrs. Rome of River
dale and by Mr.. Chester Howe and Mr..
Brooks.
Mr.. r. NJ. Meade Of Lanham has re-
turned from Arizona and California,
where he has been for several months on
business for the government. Mrs. j. Nj.
Westgate of Lanham, who has been quite
i'll for the past several weeks. is regain
ing her health Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Brown have returned from Seattle, where
they visited the exposition. Mr.. Frank
B. Haskell of Lanham is visiting friends
i'm the neighbOrhood of Surrattsviile
Prince George county. The Mite Society
of the Haddaway NJ. E. Chapel at Ber-
wyn held a largely attended and success.
full oyster supper in the knights OF
Pythias Hall Friday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. G. L. Grayson of Brookline Mass;
have returned after a pleasant stay with
relatives and friends near Brghtseat,
Prince George county
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of Lanham
was delightfully."- entertained Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Edgar
Brown. About thirty members were
present. musical and literary program
was rendered and refreshments were
served. Mrs. Waldemar Werber OF Ber-
wynn was rendered a surprise luncheon
Wednesday afternoon. and, incidentally.
was the recipient of beautiful tea
set Of dresden china. The occasion was
in celebration of her sixth wedding ami
versary. Some of those present were
hardt of Denton. Md. Fred Werber, III
A. Barrows. F. A. Baggs and s. F.
Smith. Mrs. G. VI. 1Mackintosh of
Spencer street is convalescent. after an
illness of several weeks. Rev. Henry
Thomas, rector of St. Matthew's parish,
has returned from visit to New York
and Brooklyn. Sunday, October 81. he
was the guest of his friend and class
mate, Rev. Frank Page. and preached
for him morning and evening at St
Johns Church Brooklyn. Rev. Thomas
will probably attend the banquet of the
Society of the Vifginians at the Waldorf
Astoria. New York city, the evening of
December s. and banquet of the .nurch
Club in Brooklyn the evening OF the 9th
Of December. where he has been invited
to be one of the after-dinner speakers.
The members of the Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Society of the local Presbyterian
Church were guests OF Mrs. j. b. 5.
Norton, Littlefield avenue, Monday even
ing. An entertaining program was rem
dered and refreshments were served.
Mayor William p. Magruder is enjoying
a hunting trip near Newburn. n. &. He
is accompanied by Mrs. Magruder. Mr..
b. o. L. Wells of Cofeyviile, Kan.
youngest son of DR.. and Mrs. Charles
a. Wells, paid the latter a visit this
week. He left yesterday for HacAensack,
y. j.. where he will marry Miss Bertha
Jessie Ross Tuesday evening of next
week. DIR. and Mrs Wells, Dr. and Mrs.
Alfred III. Wells, Mrs. ReXford NJ. Smith
and Miss Widdicome and Mr.. c. A. NJ.
Wells of this place will attend the we'd
ding
IT.
and Mrs. j. &. Ohlendorf of Brentwood.
has returned from two-month sojourn
in New York city. Mr.. Malcolm DotsOn
has returned from a two-week cunning
trip to Virginia. Mr.. James c. Rogers
has returned from a ten-day cunning trip
I'm Charles county. Mr.. w. d. Porter is
enjoying a cunning trip near Petersburg.
Va, and is the guest of relatives; he re-
Gently killed a 20O-pound deer, and Mrs.
Porter gave a venison dinner to several
friends Sunday last. Mrs. Laura Howard
Of Baltimore county is the guest of Mrs.
Joseph r. Owens. Wine avenue. One of
the prominent social events of the season
was the entertainment given Friday aft
ernoon by Miss Virginia NJ. Berry in
honor Of her guest. Miss Grace Malbone
Peters, daughter of Commodore and Mrs
George II. Peters, who will wed Mr. Whit
nell p. Tunstall OF Chicago Wednesday,,
December Il: the entertainment was held
at the home of Miss Berry's aunt Mrs
j. G. Robinson, Ralston avenue, and
proved to be charming affair." the house
was decorated with ported plants and
chrysanthemums; whist and novel puz-
gle game formed the principal diversions
of the afternoon: those present were Mrs
Frank l.. Hughes of New York, Mrs.
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