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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-15
ANACONua

A mission was inaugurated in St.
Teresa's Church, Washington and FIJI
more streets. Anacostia, last Sunday by
the Fathers of the Redemporist order.
1t Will continue two weeks.
Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Harris celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage at
their residence, Fair Lawn. in Harrison
street. The rooms were tastefully dec
GRATED and flowers and palms were
abundant Prof. w. A Buffers orches-
ira furnished the music. Solos were
given by Percy Buttons. A Hoyberger.
w. A. Butler, and G. Butte A number
of popular selections We're sung by the
Anacostia male quartet Refreshments
were served. and dancing was enjoyed
until late hour. Many handsome pres
ents were received by Mr. and Mrs.
Harris.
The following were among those pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs Lorentz. Mr.. and
Mrs Bowers. Miss L. Huntress, Miss
Addie Harris. Miss Islo Harris. Miss
Daisy Hoover. Miss Katie Gracia. Miss
Mary Davis. Miss Katie Criste. Miss L.
Hatbiner, Miss r. Flum. Mrs. NJ. ]. Tai
bert, j. w. GLADDEN.. w. Lenard. w. A.
Hoyberger, w. J. Hoyberger. w A.
Butler. Percy Buttons. A. Voight. r..
c. Goss, j. Harmon, c. Newman. c.
Peters. w. NJ. Kost. H. ]. Laubach. b.
A. Bonds, Roy a. Dent. E. Goodman.
c. Duffy. G.. G. Luebkert, Norman
Pruitt. ]. w. Foster, L. F. Brownley.
+. S. Brown. E. H Stowe A S. But
Ter, E. G. Clifton, A. F. Faulkner. ]
King. ]. II. Brennan. r. G.. Graves.
f. Cissel, ]. Heller, h Girton, c. Butte
and c.. Lenard.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison, of Grant
street. Anacostia. are being visited by
/ their daughter, Mrs. Emma Jones. wife
OF DR.. G. w. Jones, OF Leonardtown.
The Rev. George NJ. Cummings, pas
tor Of the Garder Memorial Presbyter-
ian Church. is at Vienna, Va. where he
is attending the sessions Of the Wash
ington Presbytery.
Benjamin NJ. MundeIl, resident II
Ahacostia, who is a member OF the
United Commercial TravelerS' Associa-
ton. has been named as chairman of
the entertaining committee, having In
charge the arrangements for the con-
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BrO0klaJ1d

Miss Sarah Brown and Miss Nellie
Middlekauff are spending a few days at
the HagcrstOwn fair
a special program has been arranged
for today's services at the Brookland
Baptist Church. IL being rally day.
Miss Merle Whiteside and Mrs. Stro-
man are spending a few days with rela-
tives in Virginia
Invitations have been issued for n re-
ception to be given to the parents of the
members OF the senior class of tile
Brookland Baptist Church Sunday
school tomorrow night. The program
VIII consist of speeches by visiting cIer-
gymen and music by members of the
Sunday school.
The second Brookland football team
the score Of TO last Thursday The
BrOolland boys were outweighed, but
through their fast plays they were en-
obied to down their opponents.
]. G. Piles. who was recently injured
at Twelfth and Rhode Island avenue.
South Brookland. in a collision with a
City and Suburban electric car, has
been removed from the Emergency Hos
pital to Sibley Hospital.
Rev. A. NJ. Mark. assistant pastor o.
ST AnthOny's Church. is dangerously i'll
at Providence Hospital
Mrs Leith and family, of Seventh
street northeast. will shortly move into
the house recently vacated by Mrs
Prith. -on Evarts street.
j. Mcclure 10 constructing two new
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ROCKVILLE, Nd, October 14-Mr.
and Mrs. E. Lloyd Fawcett. of Spencer
vile, this county, have announced that
the marriage of their daughter Helen
to Truman Rose Cissel Will take place
at ST. Marks Protestant Episcopal
Church, at Fairfield, this county, We'd
nesday. October %. at 4 p. m.
Rev. Pence, who has accepted the
call at st. Luke's Lutheran Church, at
Redland, this county. will be installed
on next Sunday. at 2:3o p. m. by Rev.
j. c. A. Doermann, Of Washington.
d. c.
AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B.
Montgomery, near Travilah, this
county, on Wednesday last. Miss Eva
Hunter Montgomery was married to
Albert Fricke Judge, of Baltimore
county, and Miss Julia Elberda Mont
gonery was married 10 Charles s.
Young, of Neoga. H. The brides, one
with her father, and the other accom-
panied by her mother, passed down an
aisle until Immediately beneath large
bell of goldenrod, where they were met
by the grooms and ministers me
ceremony uniting Miss Eva Hunter
Montgomery and Mr.. Judge was nrst
performed, Father Philip Mcguire. pas
tor of ST. Marys Catholic Church, OF
ficiating Their only attendants were
the other couple, ar. Young, OF course,
acting as best man. and the bride .
sister as maid of honor. The marriage
BY Rev. Dr. Stevenson. of Pittsburg, a
friend of the brides parents. A we'd
ding breakfast was served, followed Dy
q largely attended reception
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Garfield Citizens.

The Garfield Citizens Association held
its monthly meeting Monday night. with
the president, A. W. Carroll, in the
chair. All the reports made by the vari-
Gus committees were encouraging. The
committee on police matters reported
that a police patrol box has been asked
for at the intersection Of Anger and
Bruce avenues. 1t was stated that in
the event of the box being located as
requested, the suburb will be afforded
better police protection.
The announcement was made that the
petition for the now school building at
Garfield Is now before the Board OF
Education. The bad condition OF Anger
avenue, especially in winter and spring,
has been called to the attention Of the
District Commissioners by the commit
tee on streets and lights.
The following deaths occurred at the
Government Hospital for the Insane
during the past week: Julia Walker
aged 36 years: Thomas Doyle, IS; Bar
tholomew Foley. &C.
DR.. Joseph r. McOscar. of WaterviIIe
Ohio. who became insane the early
part of last week while staying I'm
Washington, and who was taken to the
Government Hospital for the Insane
died ct the institution Thursday after
noon
The Rev Charles o. Isaac, pastor o!
the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church. is now entertaining as his
guest the Rev. Charles ]. Butler, who
is composer in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, and a resident of New Jer-
sey.
A number of young folks gathered 4,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Kirns
4io Monroe street, Anacostia, Tuesday
evening OF last week, in honor of the
eighth birthday anniversary of Pau
I<irns.
Among those present were Mrs Maria
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Burch, Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Teates, Mr.. and Mrs J.
K. Burch, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Julia
Brosnahan. Mrs. James Poulos. Mis-:
Annie Barry, of Baltimore, Md; the
Misses Mabel Burch. Effie Smith, Elizda
Burch. Rilla Green. Jennie Soper. Heller
and Agnes Reagan, Nellie Green, and
Master John Green
George T. Whitmore has transferred
lot 2oS, Anacostia, to Victoria A p
Henry.
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Church Business Meeting.

An annual business meeting OF the
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church, cor
ner Ninth street and Maryland avenue
northeast, was held last week and the
following officers elected: Messrs. H
Boesch, /. A Kalback. and DR.. II. II.
Settler. elders; A. Gerhart and W. o.
Little and Mrs. George L. Beeler, dea-
cons; Luther Boesch, William Daily.
Roscoe Wines and William Weber.
ushers.
The treasurer OF the church, II.
Boesch. read his report. showing that
after all bills were paid there is a
balance of $132.32 in the current ex-
pense treasury; also the interest on the
debt has been met promptly. and the
principal has been reduced by $500
The superintendent OF the Sunday
school. Dr. H H. Settler. reported for
that organization. The pastor of the
church read a comparative statement
showing the financial workings OF the
congregation as a whole. embracing the
church proper. Sunday school. Wo-
mans Home and Foreign Missionary
Society, Christian Endeavor Society
Junior Endeavor. choir and Young
Ladies Guild. An Increase was voted
IN the pastors salary
In honor of the second birthday Of
their little son. Harry A. Shinn, jr, Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Shinn gave a party
at their home. Eleventh street north
90
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NeNS1nglOn

Hiss Fictorine Surratt, of Baltimore.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs Dalton, on
Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe w White who have
been visiting Mr.. Whites sister, Mrs.
A. w. Johnston, returned to Georgia
a few days ago. They will spend the
winter at Summerville, near Augusta.
Herbert e Maxson. of Los Angeles.
Cal, was the guest last Thursday of
his brother. Louis W. Maxson.
Miss Oracle Harr and Horace Troth.
of this place. were married Thursday
evening at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Harr.
Miss Mary Chaplin entertained num-
Der of her young friends Friday even
ing at a birthday party
Mrs. ]. z. Bradley, of Washington,
and Commander Frank d. Maxson and
daughter were in Kensington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman. of Baltimore,
have been the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. George w Ashworth They re-
turned home Monday.
The semi-annual meeting of the Mont
gomery County Medical Society will be
held at the Masonic Hall, Kensington,
Tuesday next. The society numbers
! about twenty members, with DR.. II. B.
Haddox, of Gaithersburg. president. and
DR.. John L. Lewis, of Bethesda. Sec
rotary Papers will be read during the
morning session on Tuesday, presented
by members of the society. In the after
| noon an address will be made by DR..
Fulson. of the State board of health, on
tuberculosis. The women's clubs, of the
Montgomery county federation, have
h>9en invited, through the secretary OF
the society, TO attend this lecture
The Ladies Aid and Missionary So
| cieties of the Warner Memorial Pres
byterian Church held their monthly all
day meeting in the Sunday school house
| last Wednesday. In spite of the in
| clement weather. the meeting was well
attended. 1t was decided to hold the
annual oyster supper and bazaar on
November q and %.
The work on the telephones has pro-
crossed very rapidly in the last few
weeks. and about twenty-one instru-
ments are now established and In work
1 Ing order
Miss Bessie cushrlan has been visit
ing relatives in Virginia.
Miss Anna Warner returned home
last Friday, after an absence of sew
eral months.
Miss Ashworth, of Bristol, r /, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
| Ashworth
The officers of the Woman's Club met
friday afternoon at the home of the
president. to confer on matters pertain
ing TO the coming years work, and
also to arrange for a convention of the
Montgomery County Federation OF
Women's Clubs. TO be held in Kensing-
] ton this month.
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To Push Federation.

A meeting will be held tomorrow even
ing at the West Street Presbyterian
Chapel 20 further the federation of the
young peoples societies of the George
town churches.
Funeral services were held Friday af-
ternoon at O'Clock at 1l2 Twenty-ninth
street northwest over the remains Of
Mrs. Martha Helen Sullivan, WHO died
on Tuesday at the residence of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. r. Holiday. Mrs.
Sullivan was the widow of the late
years old.
The Rev. George w. Mccullough, pas
tor OF the Tenleytown Baptist Church,
Is acting pastor of the Georgetown Co
lumbia Baptist Church. Thirty-second
and r streets northwest. pending the
calling of IA regular pastor.
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.AKOlllaParkI

A permanent chorus, known as the
Iakcma chorus, was recently organized
with e. j. Perry for president. n. Gus
tbs vice president, Mrs Wilkinson sec
rotary. Mrs. Mooers treasurer. Mrs.
Williams librarian, James W. Dyre
musical director, J. S. Washburn as
sistant director, and Prof. Walton John
accompanies.
There are over sixty members In this
chorus, and the prospect is bright for
doing efficient work under the expe-
rienced and excellent dictatorship of
James w Dyre. Several recitaIs will
be given.
Miss Mary Stuart. of Columbia. Mo-.
is visiting her niece, wife Of DR.. b. T.
Galloway, at this place.
Malon Olson, editor Of one of the
English health journals in London. Eng
land, visited old friends in this place
few days last week en- route for Ann
Arbor, Mich.
DR.. F. A Washburn, of Boulder
Col, is visiting his brother. Elder ]. S.
Washburn. for few days on his way
to New York. where he expects TO do
some postgraduate work.
Elder /. II. Evans, treasurer of the
Seventh Day Adventist General Confer
ence, was recently called to Michigan
on business.
Elder A G. Daniels. president of Sew
enth Day Adventist General Confer
ence. has returned from three months
visit TO Europe and England. His
health is much improved.
The Washington Training College.
which is located across the Sligo, has
begun its second school year. the en-
rollment being about the same as last
season.
The opening of Willow avenue from
Carroll 10 Tulip avenues. has just been
completed. This Is another mark of
progress In Takoma Park.
Mr.. Shedd, who has been a resident of
this place for number of years. has
sold his home and moved TO the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Scott have return
ed from their vacation after pleasant
summer passed at their summer home.
at the Thousand Islands They expect
TO locate in the city of Washington for
the winter.
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OngreSs1QleltS

Miss Eva Boyer is visiting friends in
Baltimore, Md.
Lewis l. wrenn, of Nichols avenue,
who has been quite Ill. Is convalescing.
William o. Stivers and family will
move into their new dwelling, in the
Butterfield addition, during the coming
-eek
Arrangements have been completed
for the second outdoor match of the Ma
tional Capital Rife and Revolver Club.
which is to be held on their range in
Randle Park during the coming week
In all there are ten matches. and many
handsome and valuable prizes will be
awarded TO the winners. and an oppor-
tunity will be afforded each day for
trap-shooting at flying targets
Raymond Fillius, formerly with s. NJ
f1llius, corner of Philadelphia street and
Nichols avenue. has received an appoint
ment in the navy yard, which he has ac-
cepted. Mr. Fillius will make his future
home in Anacostia
Leroy A. Butterfield, of Birmingham.
Ala, who was a recent visitor to his
brother +. E. Butterfield. of Brothers
street. has returned to his home.
The handsome residence being erected
Tor MRS Eva Blum in the +. r. Hor-
ner addition, is nearing completion.
Mrs. l. T Young was a recent visitor
, to this suburb.
Mrs. F. z. Butterfield, accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Sadie, will leave
here for a several weeks visit to her
mother in Augusta, Ca.
Charles w. Frazier and family have
moved from their residence in Randle
Park to the city for the winter.
mass meeting of the citizens of this
suburb was held In the hall of the Citi-
Zens' Association last Tuesday evening
on Hamilton road. when the question OF
sewerage was brought up and discussed
| .. A Emmons was in the chair and W.
NJ. Sirich acted as secretary. Chairman
Emmons spoke at length in regard TO
the efforts which were made last year
for sewerage, but as yet nothing has
been done.
After much discussion il was decided
to appoint committee. and f. ]. New
ccmbe. James McCauley. and John
Lyons were duly appointed to act with
o. a Emmons. Victor Boyer, NJ. J. Fill
lius. and F. E. Butterfeld. of the Ciu-
Zens Association. The joint committee
has the power TO act before Congress
and the District Commissioners
John Howard. accompanied by his sen.
John. jr., of Westernport, Md. who have
been attending the Recbabite convention
as delegates in Washington. are visitors
at the home of J. E. Burnup, on Phila-
delphia street
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AlexaJ1dria

DR.. d. ". Pease, of the United States
steamer Columbia. was the guest of j.
A Marshall. in this city last week
Miss Mary Fischer, OF Roland Park
Md. was the guest of Mrs C. o. Pull
man. in this city last week.
Col Francis L. Smith attended a meet
ing of the board of visitors, of the Vir-
ginia Military Institute, at Lexington
last week. While there he was enter
tanned al a dinner by A G. Armstrong.
Conrad Johnson Wallace and Eugene
Lindsey cadets frc-n this city.
Mrs J. f. Tac,et ard Ms. r. D. Fen
dali have returned from Williamsport.
Md. where they have been summcring.
Col X Kemper and J. D. Normoyle
have been recCmmissioned by Governor
Montague as notary pubi.cs for this
city for four years.
Miss Bessie Jones has returned from
visit 10 Miss Mary Dabney at the
University of Virginia.
Mrs. John Parker paid n visit to her
father NJ Stanton last week
Miss Laura Smoot has returned from
Livingston, Nelson county. where she
has been summcrinS.
b. Wheatley was IL Niagara Falls last
week attending the convention of the
National Undertakers' Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gorsuch. of Bal
timore were the guests of Miss Edith
Gcodhand. IN this city. last week
Miss NJ w. Applewhite was the CUES;
of Mrs. r. l. Stultz In this city las.
week
Mrs. Charles Evans was confined TO
her home i'm South Fairfax str2et last
week by Illness
Miss Emma Forrest and William Ray
nor were quietly married at the ?arson-
age of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. last week. the Rev. ]. p. Stump
officiating.
Vernon Ashby. of Washington. was in
this city last week.
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John +. Sayre took place at the family
residence. 800 Ninth street. The Rev.
DR.. Houk. of the Church OF the United
Brethren, officiated. Mr.. Sayre was for
ty-seven years old. He was a member
of the Knights of Pythias and of tho
Junior Order OK United American Me-
chanics. His wife and six children sur
vive him. The interment was in Con-
gressional Cemetery.
Alfonso G. De yicenty. a member Of
the Marine Band. who died at his resi-
dence. 9l4 Eighth street. was buried in
the Congressional Cemetery. A floral
Tyre was sent by the Marine Band.
The Continentals held meeting on
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Miss n e. Little s25 Ninth street.
The st. Katherine Guild held its
| first meeting of the season in the parish
hall. Third and A streets. Thursday
| evening
Joseph F. Arth. of A street. left the
city by boat for Baltimore. Md. to be
gone few days.
E. Wiley has returned from fishing
trip on the Potomac.
A party of young ladies gave a picnic
to Chain Bridge for chestnut hunt
Those invited were the Misses Vance
coAAANdii. A1dLci CpEOWl- E1arr1S1 SndWs
Mildred Dunnington. Ona Bell Well
bourn and Helen Wilcox. Messrs Robert
Hughes. Taylor Ginning. William Du-
mour. and Levi Block.
The mission circle Of the Second Bap-
list Church. Virginia avenue and Fourth
street. entertained at a quarterly meet
ing the Woman's Baptist Missionary As
ISOLATION of the District of Columbia.
Thomas A Holland and A P. Pussy,
two efficient and reliabel machinists OF
the ordnance department of the WASH
ington navy yard. have been detailed
by the Navy Department to Portland.
Ore.
They will superintend the dismantling
and shipping of the Navy Department.
exhibits at the Portland Exposition
Mr. Holland and Mr. Pusey have been
selected for this work because OF their
efficiency and experience, and also on
account of valuable services in Install
ing and dismantling exhibits OF the
Navy Department at the expositions in
Buffalo, Charleston. and ST. Louis
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S5fl6saa aSliIi9tori:

The Misses Rutland. of 121 Tenth
street. gave a luncheon In honor of their
sister. Mrs. Fred e. Farmer. and sons,
Edwin and Fred, jr., of Alliance, Ohio.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il.
Yoder. 124 Eleventh street, their daugh-
ter. Miss Marion Eleanor Yoder, and
Frederick ]. Bremen, of this city, were
married by the Rev Dr. Newman, OF
the Congregational Church, in the pres
ence of the families and few intimate
friends
The bride wore a gown of silk null
and lace. and carried a shower bouquet
of lilies OF the valley. She was attended
by her sister. Miss Melvia Yoder. who
wore gown of pale blue crepe de chine.
Lieut.. II. K. Bradford, U. S. N, was
best man. The house was decorated
with palms, cut flowers, and autumn
leaves.
Following the ceremony there was a
reception. The brides mother and sis
tiers were assisted in receiving by the
Misses Conover, Miss Field. Miss Ward.
Miss Wright. Mrs Burroughs, and Mrs.
Saiggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bremen went on a trip
North. They will live at the Olympia.
Mrs Philip Black and child. of New
York. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Schwartz. Of 525 Eighth street
Mrs Maurice Vaughn. of Anne Arun-
del county. Md. is the guest OF her son,
Richard Vaughn. OF Us E street.
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houses ON Franklin street, South Brook
land.
Work has been started on the new
house to be built for Mr. McLane at
Twelfth and Lawrence streets.
A minstrel show was given last
Tuesday night by the Mite Society OF
the Brookland Baptist Church, which
proved to be a successful affair. Those
who took part were the Misses Katerene
Lynch. Eva Hurd. Helen Moulster, Lo-
rem Sill, Alice Cory. and Irene Hill.
and Ralph Simons and w. Wheelock.
The Phunny Phellows Club. of Brook
land, gave a banquet last Thursday
at the town hall. The large hall on the
second floor was beautifully decorated
in colOrs of the club, orange and black.
The lower hall. where the banquet was
served. was decorated with red daggers
and autumn leaves. At o'clock dane
ing was started continuing until 10.
when the members and their guests
marched to the banquet hall
Mrs. Post. who was in charge OF the
supper, had arranged a delicious menu.
A large number of toasts were made
by members of the club. Edward Ma
rean was POSTMASTER. After the sup
per the participants marched TO the
dancing hall
Among those present were the Misses
r. Johnson, E. Slmons, Johnston, c.
Noel Russell. NJ Collie, l.. Julien. G..
Yansill. l.. Cove. lie Mat. E. Rosen-
dale. and A. wilkins; and A Carpenter,
S. Marean. E. Carpenter, H. Galbraith,
c. Hanna. c. Homer, S. Dyer, NJ. Lee
noir. e. Marean. r. Moulster, j. Noel.
and F. YansiIi-
The chaperons were Mrs. Gaibraith.
Mrs. Horner, Mrs. Moulster. Mrs Car
penter, Mrs. Marean, and Miss Marean
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With the Bankers.

Among those who attended the meet
ing of the Bankers Association in
Washington last week. were c. T. Smith.
OF the Alexandria National Bank, and
j. T. Burke. of the banking firm of
Burke & Herbert, of this city.
Mrs. A II. Agnew has gone to- Alb
ingdon to join her husband. who is en-
ployed in the internal revenue office
there.
w. p. Henshaw has accented a posi-
ton in Panama. and left Alexandria
for that place last week
]. Hanson Price is seriously Ill at his
home in North Alfred street
Mrs John T. Miller, accompanied by
Richard Coleman and Janet Rowen, are
visiting in New York
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice wilkins have
returned from their honeymoon trip.
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Property Transfers.

The property at IS Maryland avenue
northeast, on lot u. square 1884. has been
transferred from Elizabeth Schaper to
John W. Farran.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Brown, of Capitol
Hill. have as their guests during the
bankers convention. Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Cathcart. of Jersey City. n. J.
The members of the Renroc Club re-
ceived their friends at the club rooms.
Third and A streets northeast. Wednes-
day evening Prof. Maurice Thomas en-
tertained the club members and their
friends during the evening with plano
selections. IL has been arranged to give
the initial dance OF the Renroc Club at
Dewey Hotel, Friday evening. the 9th
OF October.
Frank Hamilton. who lives at 1914
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Northeast
Washington.

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Props, OF
$40 Third street northeast. have returned
TO their home after spending a vocation
In West Virginia and Atlantic City.
George D. Horning has transferred
lot 81, square 95S. Tenth street north
east, TO Charles T. Burns.
The property at 121 street northeast
has been transferred from Charles c.
Bell to Lillian ]. Thomas.