Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-07

WASHINGTON GROVE, MD.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WASHINGTON GROVE, August 6, 1910.
A musical event of more than ordinary
attention was a part of the Grove chau-
tauqua program given during the pas
week. The Temple Concert Company, ar
organization of Washington vocalists anc
pianists, presented an evening of music
par excellence. The artists included Mrs
Ivy Herriott Shade, soprano; Miss Mary
p. King. contralto; Joseph F. Matthew
tenor: Theo. T. Apple. basso, and B
Frank Gebest, pianist. The varied and
interesting program included solos, quar-
tets and instrumental numbers.
DR.. W. H. Dexter, we'll known on the
lecture platform, presented his lecture or
Scotland" illustrated with stereopticon
to q large audience Monday evening
Recognition day, the annual graduation
day for readers in the chautauQua read
ing courses, was observed with fitting
exercises Tuesday last. Chairman d. c.
W1ber Of the chautauqua committee was
in charge
The religious services Of the past Sun
day were conducted by Rev. J. Harvey
Durham Of Washington, in the morning
and Percy NJ. Hughes in the evening So
los were given by Miss Rose Osborn and
p S. Foster.
The Junior Athletic Club Of the Grove
realized tidy little sum from success
ful lawn fete held Wednesday.
Mr.. John Wilson has returned to his
home in Philadelphia
Maintaining its all-season winning stride
the Grove base ball team defeated the
strong Pension Office team of Washing.
ton during the week. Pitcher Murphy
had the visitors guessing from the start
DR.. and Mrs. g. Ritter have returned
to their home in Washington.
Mrs. Robert L. Foster of Baltimore is
visiting her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Foster on Grove avenue
Mr.. Foster returned Sunday from an ex.
tended business trip 10 New York and vi
cinity.
Miss 1nez Parker and Miss Genevieve
morrison were the weekend guests al
Miss F'lorine Walker
Mrs: Robert Cohen has visiting her Miss
lsooei Cohen and Robert Cohen, he1
Rev j. w. r. Sumwalt, district super
intendent of the Washington Methodist
Episcopal churches, has moved into his
recently completed bungalow In the east
ern part of the Grove.
Miss Dorothy Buckingham of the can-
ltal is visiting Mrs. Frank Woodman.
Play In the annual championship tennis
tournament began yesterday. The draw
ihgs promise some good matches
~. ana Mrs. r. J: Foster have visiting
them Walter c. Foster of AIexandr1a'
Va. and Benjamin T. WEIGH of PhiIadeI,
phia, their son and son-1n-law. resnec-
lively.
Among the guests at the Hotel ALBANY
are MRS. owen HoWenstein and her two
sons. They are there for an extended
stay.
Mr.. Robert H. Dutton, with his family.
has moved into his new cottage. recently
Miss Resale Walker has returned from
trip to Baltimore and Ellicott CITY. Md
where she visited friends
Misses Louise and Eugenia Cfssel are
visiting relatives In Pittsburg, Pa Mrs.
s. C. C1ssel has Joined her husband at
Berryville, Va, for the remainder of the
summer
Mrs: NJ. w. Campbell and Miss Mabel
Campbell are back from Atlantic CITY.
as is also Miss Helen WEIGH Of 4th ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Richardson.
with their children, have returned to the
city.
Ralph and Stuart Coates are Shaving
with their grandmother, Mrs F. H. Rip-
ley, on Grove avenue. Their father. Mr..
L. Hamilton Coates, Is reported to be very
i'll Mr.. Coates is we'll known at the
Grove.
Manager John Meany Of the Grove track
team reports that Judging from promises
by various athletic clubs in this section of
the country the annual Grove field and
track games on Labor day will far excel
even the record breaker of last year.
Miss Janet Walker, daughter of Mai.
and Mrs. s. H. Walker, has as her guests
at this time Miss Dorothy Douglas Miss
Mabel Stewart, Linden Ashford William
1oSt and Charles Rouse.