Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
BroOkland.

The semi-annual meeting Of the Colum.
bian Baptist Association Of the District
will be held in the Brookland Baptist
Church., corner Of 18th and Newton
streets northeast, the afternoon and
evening Of Wednesday, April %. The
ladies Of the church are preparing to en-
terrain the visiting clergy and delegates
at supper in the church parlors.
Missouri spent the week end with his
family in East Brookland
The Brookland Junior Five Hundred
Club held their last session with Miss
Emily Hetf1eld of Lawrence street and
had a pleasant time. The substitute play
ers were Miss Kennedy of Laurel, Md,
and Miss Sheridan. The prizes were won
by Miss Marie Woodward and Miss Daisy
Borden. The club will be entertained
tomorrow evening by Miss Theresa
Henry.
Rev. Edward Parrish and Mrs. Parrish
were recent visitors to Brookland the
former home Of Mrs. Parrish. Rev. Mr.
Parrish has been appointed by the NJ E.
conference, lately in session in Baltimore,
to the charge Of the churches in and
around Waterford. Loudoun county, Va,
with residence in Waterford.
The Brookland Bridge Club was de.
lightfully entertained at their last meet
ing by Mrs. Donald Lundy at the Pasa-
dena. 1898 Adams Mill road. The first
prize was won by Miss MARQUES of New
York city. substitute player, and the
second prize became the property of Mrs.
Arthur May. The club will next meet
with Mrs. H. Mop. Woodward, Monroe
street. Brookland, Tuesday afternoon of
this week.
Rev. L. b. Thompson, former pastor of
the Sherwood Presbyterian Church, and
his bride were recent dinner guests of
Mrs Benzler of East Brookland. Rev.
Mr.. Thompson has received an appoint-
ment as chaplain in the navy and will
leave for another scene of duty, much
to the regret of his former parishioners.
The Phunny Fellows have decided tn
hold their seventh annual dance and min
trel show in the Brookland Masons'
Hall. two nights. Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, April % and "a.
Miss Louise Cove and Miss Mary Hol.
lidge were hostesses to the Senior Five
Hundred Club last Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Cove, 18th and Newton
streets northeast. Mrs. Annie Cooke was
were won by Miss Miriam Simons and
Mr.. Benjamin Severtson.
A number of Brookland relatives at.
lcuOSO Tic WeOuIuS OF MT. EDWARD &.
Horner and Miss Amelia M. Kramer
which occurred Tuesday at O'clock, al
the rectory of Trinity Roman Catholic
Church. Georgetown. The bride, who had
as her maid Of honor her sister, Miss
Kramer. was daintily attired in a cream
serge suit. with stylish black hat, trim
med with a white aigrette. Mr.. c..
Weston was best man for Mr.. Homer
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Horner
left Washington for short trip north
and will make their future home at LIN
coin. Va.
Mrs. Jessie Lurton Of 100 Fort Drive
gave pleasant entertainment Tuesday
afternoon to the ladies' class Of the Sher-
wood Sunday school. A bird game was
a special attraction, at which Mrs Mott
and Mrs. Earwood were prize winners.
Dainty refreshments were served. Those
in attendance were Mesdames Knapp
Symonds. Howell. Mann. Wilson, Benzler
Cooper. Budlong. Gibson, Harwood, Alex
ander. Cook. Stademeyer, Dachenour,
Mott and Endle and the Misses Budlong.
Reade and Rauch
Mr.. R I. Schwinger left Brookland Fri
day evening for an extended stay in
Philadelphia. Mrs. r. I. Schwinger will
spend the week end as a guest at the
League Island navy yard.