Evening star., 1912-11-17
Brookland.

Mrs. Wilson of Roland Park. Baltimore.
was the recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry r. Leef of West Brookland.
Mr. Charles Springer and family have
removed from 18th and Newton streets
northeast to Georgetown.
Mr.. Benjamin Severtson of Hamiine
street has returned to Brookland from a
visit to Minnesota.
Mrs. Charles Malster will entertain at a
musical at her home Tuesday afternoon
next.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marean of
Stroudsburg Pa, have been spending
some time with the Misses Marean.
Mr.. Cornelius stgley has been visiting
his old home at Frederick. Md. but is
now with his daughter, Mrs. Edwin Rems-
burg of Lawrence street
Mr.. John Hay of Wilmington, Del,
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Keenan, of 1900 Newton street
northeast
Mr. A. A. Ormsby is home from a visit
to Detroit, Mich, and Mr. William Quinn
has returned from Niles, Mich.
Mr. Frank Mickebauer of 9th street and
Michigan avenue is home from Louis
vile, Ky.
Mr.. David White of Medina, n. Y. went
to that city Wednesday, after spending
some time in Brookland as the guest OF
Capt. and Mrs. Samuel r. Henry.
Miss Daisy Borden of 1888 Newton
street was hostess to the Junior Five
Hundred Club last week. In addition to
the regular membership there We're two
substitute players, Miss Vernat Hetheid,
who won the first prize. and Miss Anna
Bartels of Alexandria, the house guest
of Miss Rebecca Lennon. Miss Lennon
won the second prize. The next meeting
will be with Miss Julien of Monroe street.
\ birthday party was given Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Anna Louise
Artley at her home. 3i02 18th street.
Many games and dainty refreshments
were appreciated by the guests present,
who We're Mildred Artley, Byron and Mar
garet Woodside, Hazel Harper, Richard
Robertson. Evelyn Williams, Margaret
Bustron, Walter Tobin, Karl krouse and
Thomas E. Artey. j..
Mr.. Charles Molster and Mr.. Ralph
Molster are home from a visit to friends
in Portsmouth, Ohio.
The Brookland Phunny Phel1ows gave a
delightful dance in the new Masonic Hall
last evening Mr.. Edwin Marean, as
chairman of the social committee, and
the entire membership of the club as floor
committee, made the affair very pleasant
for the many guests present. Saturday.
evening November 80. the p. P. G. will
be favored with a lecture by Charles
Hallan Mccarthy, PhD., of the Catholic
University.
Miss Merle Whiteside was the weekend
guest of Mr.. ii. c. Frost and the Misses
Virgie and Dollie Frost Of Laurel, Md.
The Brookland Senior Five Hundred
Club was entertained at its last meeting
by Miss Louise Cove Of 1857 Newton
street. Those playing were MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur Sargent, Miss Miriam Simons. MIR.
and Mrs. Harry Forker, Miss Ella Sar-
gent, Miss Bessie R:ker. Mrs Severtson,
Miss Mary Hollidge, Miss Leslie Sargent,
Miss Cove, Messrs. Edwin Marean. Mar
tin McHugh, Harry Pike. Fred Tansill
and Henry Sargent The prizes were won
by Miss Miriam Simons and Mr.. Arthur
Sargent.
Capt Joseph Baumer surprised many
of his large circle of friends In Brookland
during his recent visit to his old home In
Alabama by stopping in Mississippi and
bringing home a bride, having been mar
ried Saturday, November 9, at Meridian,
Miss, to Miss Kate Semmes. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Semmes OF Me-
ridian. Capt. Banner was private secre-
tary to Hilary A. Herbert. Secretary Of
the Navy during President Cleveland's
first administration, and is q popular
pioneer resident of Brookland. The BRIDE
groom and bride are at home to their
friends on Otis street near 18TH
1T must be glorious to belong to the
nobility said Mrs Gottalotte.
Yes" replied Mrs. Oldcastle, but it
has it's drawbacks. Nobiesse oblige, You
know
can always have that fixed by putin in
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