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The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Musical Entertainment.

The members of the Cecilian Circle
entertained the faculty. pupils. and
friends of st. Cecilia's Academy. South
east, by an interesting musical program.
The pianists were Miss lie Cam. the
Misses Maloney. Miss Duckett. and Miss
Jeffords. by whom the music Of Chopin.
Ron. Bach. and other classic compos-
ers.. was splendidly interpreted
IN Southeast Washington. Mary Morgan,
twenty-nine years old, being the victim
OF the disease. She was taken from her
residence, 500 Second street. 10 the
smallpox hospital for treatment The
iamilys home Is under quarantine
meeting was held in Waugh NJ E
Church on Capitol Hill. addressed by
delegates lately returned from the con-
vention OF the National Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union held In Los
Angeles. Mrs. Ida NJ Marsh. presi-
cent OF Capitol Hill Union. opened the
meeting and introduced the District
president. who conducted the exercises
The speakers were Mrs. Margaret Dye.
Ellis. Mrs. w. Z. DeRiemer. Mrs. Sidney
II. Philips Mrs. S. d. Blairrie
fire caused by dropping "A match in
store About 500 damage resulted
Funeral services over the remains of
Amanda Grant took place from her late
residence, as East Capitol street. Rev.
Albert Evans. pastor of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church on p street south
east, conducted the services. Miss Grant
was well known on Capitol Hill and had
many friends southeast
Mrs w. Fl. Landes. of Minneapolis.
is visiting her mother. Mrs. 3. S Cut
ter. and her sister, Mrs. s ] Woodland,
at the latter's residence. 634 A street
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lexington

Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Renshaw. of
Philadelphia. Pa. are visiting Mrs.
Robert Adams, of Eighteenth street
northwest.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs For
rest H Riordan, 1870 North Capitol
Street. last Monday evening a gather
ing OF young folks participated In q
pleasant holiday feast One of the
many amusements Of the evening was
palm reading. Music and dancing was
also indulSed in. after which the guests
went 10 the dining room. where speeches
and toasts were given. Those enjoy
Helen and Elizabeth Draubaugh. OF
Norfolk. Va: Miss Anda Baldwin. Miss
Mamie Hungerford. Miss Carrie Rior-
dGn, Miss Estcl!e Lang, Harry +. Walls.
Louis Wilson, DR.. Charles Steward.
Clarence Longacre. F. Daoud. MIR. and
Mrs Herman Schumacher and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bradley.
Andrew l. Smith and daughter, Eli5-
aheth, of this section. are spending the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs George
smith Ht In, 1d P9EtsmoTth rrs oa VA .,,.ra,,oa
Lincoln Circle. No g. az their home on
4 street last Tuesday evening. Pro-
~Gressive euchre was played, Those
body. Mrs. NJ. ID. Lincoln. Mrs Sprague.
Mrs. Lomward, and G. w. Skein. Among
those present We're: DR.. McComas and
W hIptHt-r AIs- ~ neat MIS- bUtlSs MIS-
Mary Stz-Parker. Mr.. Lincoln, Mrs.
Tyle, Mrs. Sears, Misses Ethel and
Ruth Henderson. Refreshments were
served
Miss Mary Price, who for several
weeks has been the guest Of Mrs. Theo-
dore Judd. has returned to her home in
PaGe county, Va.
Tho many friends of Mrs. Charles
Church. formerly Miss BESSIE Pearson.
VIII be glad to know that she is recov-
ering rapidly from a recent and severe
illness
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So0thIeastW Washington.

The annual election of officers of
Queen Of Sheba Chapter. No. 8. Order
of the Eastern Star, was held in Ma
sonic Temple. Fifth street, and Virginia
avenue southeast. and. resulted as fol-
iow5: Royal patron NViInam A Ralti-
more; rlgnt matron. HaIue Brown VIII
mans, dssOclaJe royal matrOn. Hattie
M. Danorldge; treasurer. anne JACK
son, reelected; sec. etary, J. a. Balti-
more; cOnGuctrcSs, Mary Adams; asso-
clate conouctress, Marie JOnnsOn. IrdTn.
LIIAtu t1il!, faitn, Hattie FOREST; wis
dom. Louise Collins; cnarity Gertrude
Baltimore, herald, DAISY Rober,S;
wa-uer. Louise GOlngS. sentinei, John
HutchirSOn; organIst, SaoIe CzaSklngs /;
Chairman or SICK committee, a. M.
BuSH; chairman or refreSnmeEJ commit
tee. Eliza DeJh Dandrldge; delegate to
masonic han Association, SaIan T..
Aiexaodria; delegate TO Eastern Star
nome Association, Juha Harrie. Brief
s&cdress we.e made by Past Grand Ma
iron Lizzie Marshall, OF GeJhesmane
CEapttr, NO. 4; Past Associate Grand
Matron Cheeks. OF the State of North
Carolina. and others.
Inc Washington branch of the Theo-
sophlcal Soclety held its regular even
ing meeting at the headquarters. 20 A
st-eet southeast a very comprehensive
lecture on practical Brotherhood" was
delivered by Rev. Alexander Kent, Of
the Peoples Church. 1he class in an
cient wisdom met on Wednesday even
liiS anu SluultQ the NlTVdulc anu
Buddhic planes. The class in eVolJ.tion
Of consciousness met also and studied
the "Monad' and the atom from the
standpoint of the 'Occultjst.
The Eastern high Scnooi Alumni As
sociation held a reunion in the rooms
of the high school building. Seventh and
G streets southeast After short buSi-
ness meeting. there was dancing. After
supper was served there was one short
address. The reunion was for all grad
yates and their friends, the alumni as
sociatioE merely assuming tie manage
ment
Mrs. Fannie Kaufman celebrated her
eiShty-hfth birthday at he-- home, n9
d street southeast. She is IN excellent
health and received many friends.
Miss Beatrice Bulla, of 4l2 a street
southeast, is visiting friends in North
Carolina.
Mrs. Burgress. 631 c street. daughter
and sister-in-law. are spending the holi-
days with friends in Charlotte, n. &.
The intermediate Christian Endeavor
OF the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. Fourth and streets south
east, held a soclable on Friday evening
Conundrums hidden in peanuts were the
feature OF the evening. Singing, rec.-
tations. and other games were indulged
in.
A cantata was held at Trinity M p.
Church southeast. Solos and duets were
rendered by the quartet and other
members of the choir.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Gave Stag Dinner.

Gilbert BensinSer was the host at a
stag dinner last Sunday. when he en-
tertained about twenty OF his friends.
the occasion being his twenty-frst
birthday Numerous clever tOasts were
given and during the evening Mr.. Ben
singer was presented by his friends with
beautiful scarf pin. Among those pres
ent were Edgar Kaufman. Arthur New
meyer. Howard Sigmund Laurence En-
gel. Goldie Sigmund Archie Engel. Ber-
tram Rice. Harold Kaufman. Herman
Silver Milton Norris. Milton Kronheim,
and Harold Levi
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. z. Evans entertained
the Wednesday Euchre Club last
Wednesday evening. Mrs. w II. Smith
and L. c. Wendenburg received the
first prize. and Mrs. T p Robinson and
F. B. Tolson were awarded the second
prize. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. John Yarbrough. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. o. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. ". H
Smith, Mr. and Mrs c. Z. Evans, Miss
Carrie Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o.
WendenbUrg and Mr.. Ellis.
The wedding of Miss Lillian c. Payne.
of this section, and William F. Curtis.
Of Virginia. took place last Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. H Y. Council. and was wit
Ic5SeQ " OILY the immediate Idu1lleS
of both parties. there being no attend
ants. The bride was attircd in a gown
Of blue cloth. After a bountiful COLA
tion Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis left for Fred
ericksburs. Va, where they win spend
their honeymoon of ten days.
Mrs. 3. Adler celebrated her birthday
last Sunday night with a family gath
eTlng at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Warren Yenawine. Among those in the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Emise Ber-
liner, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Adler. Mr. and
Mrs j. ". Nordlinger, Mr.. and Mrs A
Wolfe, and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Yena-
wine.
Mrs. Henry F. Alexander entertained
a nalber of her friends at a luncheon
last Tuesday afternoon. Among those
present were Mrs. Eugene Carusi Mrs.
W. o. Alexander. Mrs Reginald Pol
lock. Miss Josephine Alexander. Miss
Ciaribel Cassin, Mrs. Siddons. Mrs
Steed, Mrs. R. o. Donaldson. and Mrs.
r. Nicholson.
Mrs J. A Lewis, Of Pittsburg. Pa.
who is spending a month with her par
ents, 21 I street northeast, will be
pleased to see her friends
]. Gwinn is rapidly recovering from
serious illness. which has confined
him to the house for more than a
month
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Pevton-Ballenger Wedding.

one of the prcttiest weddings which
has taken place in Alexandria for some
tire was solemnizcd last Wednesday
evening AZ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Washington Balienger IN West
End. when their daughter. Miss Mamie
Hunter BSiicnser. be came the bride OF
Phillip Barbour Peytol, Of this city.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. J. =. Stump in the presence OF a
iarSe number Of friends of the contract
ing parties. The bride was attended
b, her sister, Miss jamie BaIlenger. and
the groom's best man was Warren L
Rohr of Chattanooga. Tenn. The
bridesmaids We're Eta Richardson, Of
Fairfax, and Miss Lucie Luckett, OF
this city. The ushers We're James F.
peyton and William II. Luckett Mr..
and Mrs PeyJon viii reside IN this city
upon their return from their wedding
trip.
Sherman Bruce Fowler. the OrganiSt
Of ST. PauTs Church here, was married
10 Miss Bertha Mabel Jett. daughter OF
Mrs. Sarah T. Jett. of Washington. at
the Waugh NJ. Z. Church in Washing
ton last Wednesday evening. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev G. ID.
Maydweu, OF Washington, assisted by
The Rev p p Phillips. of this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Fowler will reside in this city.
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"lakOIuaABa

Mrs. Seaman, OF Chestnut street has
returned 10 her home after a few weeks
spent In the South with her daughter.
Mr. Van Alta has moved from Mr
Holmes home to take rooms near his
school In Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Picard have located on
Cedar street with Mr. Knlen. They ex.
pect 10 attend the college here.
MISS LeVantia Sheridan divided n, r
holidays between her friends, Mrs Alice
in Northeast Washington. and Mrs.
Cobban, at Tako:na Park on Holly ave-
nue..
Elder A. G. Daniels returned 20 his
home on Blair road Christmas Eve after
spending some time at Battle Creek.
Mich, on business. Elder Daniels is
tie president or the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists general conference rs was
much pleased TO see that the general
conference Offices had been moved dur
ing his absence TO their permanent head
street.
Miss May Scott spends her holiday va
cation with her parents In Northeast
Washington.
Miss Eaton spent a pleasant vacation
at her home in Washington.
the Seventh Day Adventists general
conference, recently returned from a
short stay in Michigan.
holiday week with her daughters. who
are, attending the Washington Training
College
elder l. II Evans, OF Buffalo street
/ left Wednesday fer Michigan, where he
VII look after some business matters
and visit his brother-in-law in Ovid.
Mich, who Is now very ~.
Mrs Burt Woods, OF Piney Branch
road is recovering from Il severe i'll
ness
prof w. w. Prescott made a trip 20
NeW York city recently or business
S. y. Curtiss Is now In Battle Creek,
Mich, looking after some business mat
ters pertaining TO the new Review and
Herald building, which IS rapidly reach
Ing completion At this place.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Xmas Entertainment.

The Sunday school Of St. Paurs NJ. E.
Church gave a Christmas entertainment
Thursday The entertainment consist
ed of recitations and music. Those TAX
ing special parts were Esther Tyner
Fred Bielaski. Ruth Co-rick, Edna
Jones. Marie Ridgely. Rebecca War
then, Esther Fowler, Roselle Bielaski
Leslie Van Fossen. Ida Norris. Jesta
\, arthen and members Of the primary
class. Harry Ridgely presented a gift
from the congregation to the pastor.
the Rev Alexander Bielaski Santa
Claus was impersOnated by Robert Fer
guson, who distributed candy and gifts.
Mrs. Frank Potts. organist, was also re
membered.
The meeting or the Alpha Phi, g"
scheduled for this week, has been post
poDed until January .. The CLUB viii
meet At the home OF Mrs. GiIliiand. near
Chevy Chase Lake
David Ii. Fenton's family moved into
Washington fo- the winter on Thurs
day. They will be at the Chaplin. Co
lumbia Heights. Mr. Fenton begins his.
duties at Annapolis next Monday.
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alexandria

Attorney Robinson Moncure spent
Christmas with his father in Stafford
Miss Ada Garrett had as her guest
last week Miss Carrie Draker, OF An
niston, Ala
Hollis r. Cooke and family, Of VIII
mingtOn. Del. spent a few days last
week visiting relatives in this city
DR. w e Dienelt, who has been I'll
at his home, has recovered.
BENZ. P. Wheatley. who has ben vis-
iting his sister. Mrs George F. Kee-
gan. at Rocky Mount, N c., has re-
turned to his home in this city
Miss Bena Stratton spent the Christ
mas holidays with her father in Lynch
burg
Mrs Mary Wheatley had as her
guest last week Mrs Brooke Talia-
ferro Jeter and her little daughter, Ev-
elyn- OF DanviIle. Va
George L Summers, of GAINESVILLE.
Ga, who has been visiting in this city,
leIt for his home last week.
The Rev. Father r L. Carne, OF Old
Point Comfort College. paid visit to
relatives in Alexandria last week
Mrs. j. G. Henshaw had as her guest
last week her brother, Roy Smith, Of
Wilmington. y c.
Malcolm Mclean. of the State OF
dSntlRtO0. pdAC WISH. 10 his OLD nome
here last weel.-
Miss Edith Goodhand OF North Royal
street, had as her guest last week Miss
Gertrude Lipscomb. of Spencer. n. c.
Mrs. Edgar Carpenter had as her
guest last weel- her mother. Mrs. Will
lam y. Nottingham. of Eastviile.
DR.. Outcalt spent the holidays with
friends in Baltimore.
Miss Cora L, Cochran had as her
guest last week Miss Elizabeth cassen.-
OF Texas
Ny and Mrs NJ B. Harlow had as
their guest last week their daughter.
Mrs. r. T. Luckett. of Washington
Isaac k O'Brien. or the University
Of Virginia. is spending the Christmas
holidays with his parents in this city.
Miss Nellie Foyer. OF Roanoke. was
the guest Of Miss George French last
week
Mrs. George S. French will entertain
the Ladies Afternoon Bridge Club at
her home on Wednesday. January 3.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll &shby had as
their guest last week Mrs Percy Lum-
ley and children. of Coronaca. s. c.
Lawrence Leatherland is spending the
holidays visiting frienGs at Osso. Va.
Mr. and Mrs William J Boothe had
as their guests last week Mr. and Mrs.
George Carr Henry, or Morristown,
/ y. J.
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Christmas Festival.

= Christmas festival was held in st.
Marks parish hall. Third and A streets
southeast on Thursday. An interesting
program was given throughout the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soule, en- route to New
Orleans, are stopping with Mrs. 3 Pc
trola 1907 L street southeast
DR. r Petrola's launch. the Doris, has
heen hauled upon the shore to be ccm-
pleted for spring. When completed 1t
will be one OF the handsomest launches
on the river
Miss Ida Levy left for Baltimore, Md,
to spend the holidays
Miss Eva Price, entertained at her
home 219 Third street southeast, assist
ed by Miss Pearl Sutton, of FAIRFAX.
Va.
J. l.. Shedd/ and daughter have gone to
Palm Beach, Fla.
r. A. Cochran, of l1O1 Seventh street
southeast, left for Philadelphia, where
he will be married. He and his bride
will return after the holidays. and Will
make their homo with the aunt OF the
former
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Cantata Successful.

The cantata al the Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Sunday school Wednes-
day evening was a success. Mrs. David
II. Fenton drilled the boys and girls.
Special parts were taken by the fol-
Comnittee-warren Adams, chair
man: Burton Buck. Debbie DePuy.
New Year, Jane Hermann; winter.
Helen Clum; spring, adra Marun'
summer, Beatrice Chamberiadne; ran.
Mary Hyatt; Valentines day Helen
Fenton and Rena Geddes: Washington 8
birthday. Morton Virgins; children 8
day. Mary Chaplin; attendants, Gretchen
Cook and Ellen Chaplin; Independence
day, Waiter Stevens and Mr. simpson
class of boys: Thanksgiving Day, Elsie
Cunningham, Paul Armstrong, Prescott
Terrell, and Ernest Hartshorn; Christ
mas, Robert simpson; pages Kelvin
Miss Terrell acted as pianist and an
orchestra was under the leadership OF
J. Brett Bronson.
Miss Florence Layman, OF Baltimore,
Md. is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs q.
w Ashworth, on Baltimore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John French, os New
York city, are in Kensington this week.
DR. and Mrs. William l.. Lewis visited
Darnestown. spending Christmas day
with Mrs Lewis parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Darby.
Christmas day with J. w. Towpsend's
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Cunningham had
as Christmas guests Mrs. J. l.. Bradley,
Mrs j. V. d. Bruner. Miss Van DOren.
OF Washington; and p. V. Bayles, of
Princeton. N J.
Philip Mcqueen is at home with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoel Mcqueen,
of Capitol View, from Lehigh Unlver-
sity
Harry +. Cunningham is home from
college for the holidays He will return
to Worcester (MasS.) Polytechnic Insti-
tute next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriman. of the Co
lumbia School. spent several days in
Baltimore the past week.
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DrOOkIaDd

Joseph Billings has returned from
Virginia.
Miss Margery Taylor spent a few days
with friends in BrookIand
Miss Ruth Feager, Of $500 Ninth street.
is suffering with pneumonia-
Mr.. and Mrs. Parish. Of Gaithersburg.
Nd are spending their Christmas holi-
days with Mr.. ETY.. Mrs. Parish'S father.
w. Quinn, Of Fourteenth and Monroe
streets. has as his guest his niece, Miss
Helen Parkinson. of Jacksonville. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stole, OF this city. were
recent visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Nairn, Ninth and Lawrence streets.
Going to New York.
Milton Lencx has accepted a position
IN New York city. The Phunnv PheI-
lows Club viii give him farewell
party Tuesday night
Jack Brooks spent the holidays with
his parents. DR.. and Mrs J. II. Brooks.
of Michigan avenue
Friday night the Brookland football
team gave banquet at the home of
James r McHugh- Franklin McHugh.
a H,emoer OF the team, recited. the
Misses Maude and Florence Jackson and
Martin McHugh gave vocal and instlu-
mental solos, and many games Were
played Speeches were made by the
members Of the team. Among those
present were the Misses Merle White
side. Y. Jackson, McGee. Z. Boucher.
F. Jackson. n Cain. NJ. Clark II. Jack
son, y. Tansil. q. Henry, and z. Jul
lien, and ( Marsden, =. Jackson, n.
Daniels l.. Sherwood. F. McHugh. L.
Shipley. l.. Crook. ]. ROdler. W. Middle
kauff +, Tansiu. Z. Julien. s. Banner.
and w Holland
c. GIoster who attends the Catholic
University, spent a few DAYS Of his
holidays with his parents in Boston,
Mass
John Hart and his son Leo, Of South
WymOth Mass are visiting Charles
Moulster. Of Ninth and Lawrence
street
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N0nN nNIn9kO2a

The Rev. DIR. Henry Rumes is in
KensinSton to move his family here at
the beginning o: the new year he Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wilson
Townsend.
Miss Annie NJ. Wilson is spending the
holiday season with her sisters, Mrs.
Borden. in Philadelphia, and Mrs. John
Marin, New York city.
Miss Katherine Mery. OF Dunnloring
Va, and Miss Dorothy Syms, Of Wash
ington. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Cunningham for a part of this
week
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Family Reunion.

A family reunion was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. William Woods
or Parke street on Wednesday evening
Among those present were Henry B.
Cattell. the Misses Fannie and Kate
Cattell. Mr.. and Mrs. William Barclay
Chester Barclay. the Misses H1Ien and
Ruth Barclay. Mr. and Mrs. J1arry Rit-
ner. Mrs. George Schuhard, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Click. jr. Harry b. Rit-
ner. G. Alfred Click the Misses Grace
Ethel Click, Grace Ritner. William r.
Woods. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Woods.
William A. Meitzler returned TO Glow
ersvilie, y. Y, last night. after two
weeks spent with relatives and friends
here. Mr.. MeitZier was formerly resi-
dent of this place.
The Sunday school Of the Esther
Memorial Chapel, on Nichols avenue.
held its annual Christmas entertain
ment in the auditorium OF the chapel
on Wednesday night. The following
service was given, Hymn, by the
choir: prayer, Dy the Rev J. a. Gnhilin; i;
hymn. by the choir; fifteen-minue talk,
by the Rev Mr.. Davenport, subject,
'The Birth of Christ" song, by the
children Of the Sunday school; distri-
button Of presents, by Edward j. New
comb, superintendent of the Sunday
school: song. by the children; collect,
and "GT1ce Of Our Lord" by the Rev.
Mr. Gilniiin; closing hymn, by the
choir
During the distribution of the pres
ents Edward J. NeWcomb. on behalf
Of the board Of managers, presented
10 the church. through their pastor, the
Rev. J. 4. Gilhilin. a handsome prayer
and hymnal, which WAS received by
Mr.. GilGllin with appropriate remarks.
Master Albert Peters, on behalf OF
the teachers and pupils OF the Sun
day school, presented Edward j. New
comb. the superintendent with a
handsome prayer book and hymnal
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Fischer. formerly
OF this place. but now of Gettysburg.
Pa, who have been visiting relatives
and friends here for week, nave re-
turned homo
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
HyaftNVTIllle

Miss Myrtle Ide, OF ConeeviIle. Kan,
who is taking "A course at Western
Maryland College. spent the holidays
with DR.. and Mrs. Charles a Wells
A. NJ. Schoepf. OF the Cincinnati Trac-
tion Company. and former resident of
Hyattsville. WAS In town few days
last week.
Charles H. Welsch has left for a
weeks hunting in Wilse.. with
w. b. Williams
George Mccormick, editor of the
Maryland Reporter. who has been 81 for
The past week is out again.
Lieut.. Horatio X Bradford. former
student of the Maryland Agricultural
College. now of the Seventeenth iufan-
Mrs. George s. Britt, OF Wine avenue.
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Hunting Young Couple.

Deputy Sheriff Vincent is in Balt-
more making inquiries 10 the where
sbouts Of Edith Moffatt. aged fourteen,
and George Sacks. who disappeared on
Friday Of last week On Monday the
girl was seen in Baltimore. but since
then nothing has been heard OF the
couple
Mrs. Margaret Ward OF Norfolk Va.
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
r. A. Shreye. near Bladensburg
Myron F. Naples. father Of Mrs. NJ.
d. Baker of Wine avenue. died at Dun
dee. New York. on Christmas Day. Mrs
Baker who has been with her father for
several weeks. Is expected home today.
Mrs. r. A. Bennett OF Riverdale. en-
tertained party Of twenty al Christ
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Rockville

Mrs Mary r.. Prescott has returned
to her home at Norbeck. this county,
from Europe.
The Misses Clark. of Howard county.
are guests OF Mrs. Dorsey Trundle. Of
Gaithersburg. during the holidays.
Miss Hattie Granger has gone to
Brooklyn and New York city, where
she will spend some time visiting
friends.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Story
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Story. Of Barnesville. this county to
DR. Taylor Darby. son of Charles r.
Darby. is announced to take place jan
uary II.
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mas dinner on Monday The out-of-
town guests were Miss Starr. Iowa Miss
Chapple. New York; Miss Bliss Wash
ington: Miss Bonney. Richmond. Va. !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Place and son of Washing
ton. IN the evening a musicale was
given to about seventy-fve guests Miss
Grace Dyer Knight. of Scotland, sang:
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Addressed Large Meeting.

Claude A Moody addressed a large au-
dience at the Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor last Saturday afternoon AT
Takoma Hall. and at the Memorial NJ
Street Church he spoke Sunday evening
on the "Origin Of Christmas"
Elder X. G. Russell left Takoma
Wednesday for New York city 10 look
after some evangelical work.
Prof. Wilkinson, OF the Washington
Training College, viii address the Mem
orial III Street Church tonight