Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-12-24
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Mr.. Harry Cox will spend the holidays
! in Laurel with his friends.
Mr.. Claude Handy is at home for the
| Christmas holidays.
Miss Madeline LOOMS is visiting Miss
! Elsie Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Bergman are
spending the holidays in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Matthews Hammerle. of Washing
ton. will spend the holidays with his
daughter, Mrs. Meinhold.
Mr.. Alexander Heise. who has been
visiting his son at Indian Head, has Ie-
turned home.
Mr.. I. Oliver Martin left today for
Aberdeen, Hartford county, to spend
Christmas with his parents the Rev. and
Mrs. L. c. Martin.
Miss Katherine L. Rockhold left today
| to spend the holidays at Preston, caro-
| line county, with her mother.
Mr. John Lyons, OF Washington, will
spend the holidays home with his par
ents.
Mr.. Francis o. White, of Indian Head
is home for the holidays.
Miss Eva Shervard. Of McKenzy. this
county. will spend the holidays with her
relatives on Cornhill street.
Mr. George Graft will leave tomorrow
for Baltimore where he will spend the
holidays with his parents.
Mr. w. ]. Selby left today for Rich
mond, Va. and viii be absentIor several
days
Mr.. George Rawling will leave tonight
for Baltimore where he will spend the
holidays with his friends
Miss Sarah H. Barns, of Baltimore. is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Hodges, at her
home on King George street. Miss
Barnes attended the hop last night at the
boat house.
Miss Bancroft of New Haven. Conn,
| is visiting her sister Mrs. Hines at her
home in the Naval Academy.
Miss Doyen is visiting her brother
Major Doyen, at their new home near
the Marine Barracks.
The Rev George S. Bell, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, returned from Bal
timore today.
Miss Elizabeth Bell. of the department
of Modern Languages at the City High
| School. left yesterday to spend Christ
mas with her aunt, Miss Matte Fell at
| Marion, Va.
Mr.. I Walton Hopkins Of the Medi-
cal Department University of Mary land,
Baltimore, is visiting his aunt Mrs.
Thomas Walton. Maryland Avenue.
Adlu,ant General Saunders is critically
i'll at the residence of his daughter, Mrs
w. G. Billiard.
Mr.. Thomas S. Smith, of the Guaranty
Trust Co., New York City, is visiting Mr.
Stephen Garst at Hotel Maryland.
Mr.. L. B. Joyner. of Memphis, Tenn.
a candidate at Prof Winners School,
has gone to Washington to spend the
holidays.
Mr.. Daniel Randall Magruder, Jr., Of
the Link-Belt Engineering Company,
Philadelphia. is spending Christmas with
his parents on State Circle.
Mr.. Reuben Peacock. of Brooklyn, N
Y. is visiting Midshipman Peacock. of
the Third Class
Mr.. Thomson and Chaplain King who
have been spending short time on West
River. have returned TO their home on
King George street.
Mr.. Dale Barton of the University OF
Pennsylvania. is visiting his parents,
Commander and Mrs. Barton, at their
home on Blake Row. Naval Academy.
Mrs. Carrie Caulk who T Gently lost
her husband, Mr.. Hrightson W. Caulk.
arrived today and will make her home
with her father, Mr.. John Cassidy, Mary
| land Avenue.
Governor-eIect Edwin Warheld has ar
ranged h program for the holidays To-
morrow he will eat his Christmas dinner
at the home of his wife's mother. Mrs.
Mary !. Nicodemus. Baltimore as has
been his custom tor number OF years.
and on Saturday will go to Oakdale. his
Howard county home, remaining in the
country until Monday. when he will re-
turn to Baltimore.
DIR. c. Warren Duvall. who has been
visiting his mother and sisters at Rose
Cottage near Annapolis. left yesterday
| for Boston, Mass. where he will begin
January 1. 1894. one years internship
as resident pathologist of the Boston City
Hospital DIR. Duvall, it will be remem-
bered is one of the physicians who dis
covered the germ of cholera infantun at
Rockfeller's Institute.
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