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The Washington times., 1905-10-01
Rockville

Dr. ]. Lawn Thompson. Of this town.
has become associated in the practice of
his profession with DIR. J. Ford Thomp-
son, In Washington.
Henry Wootton Mullican and Mrs.
Alice Victoris Plummer. both of Gath
ersburg were married at this place last
Wednesday evening. by the Rev. s. r.
White. The bride was the widow of the
late Dorsey Plummer and is a daughter
of the late Henry Ward. OF Gathers
burg.
After September go the following post
offices of this county, which have been
supplied by star route mail, will be sup
piled by rural free delivery: Darnes-
town, Redland. Hunting Hill, Avery,
Glen and Potomac, Beane and Montrose
from Rockville. Woodfeld. Gosen, lay
louisville. Etchison. Ounce Orchard
from Gaithersburg; Demascus from
Mt. Airy.
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Golden Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Levi Rosenbaum, OF
Eleventh street. celebrated their golden
wedding at Wesley Chapel last week
Many gifts were received. The consre-
cation of the church gave them a purse
containing fifty pieces of gold.
The Washington branch OF the Amer
lean section of the Theosophical Society
held its regular evening meeting at its
headquarters. last Sunday. In the alb
sence of the president the vice president
took the chair.
Mrs. J. Hall Chase. of New York city.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George n. Clarsoe. at s0i Tenth street.
DR.. and Mrs. A H. Kimball have re-
turned from their wedding tour, and a.e
now at 620 North Carolina avenue.
Mrs J. S. Guythur and daughters, who
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Georgetown

Harry Kleinschmidt assistant secre-
tary of the Citizens Equitable Build
ing Association. on NJ street, who has
been i'll at the Georgetown Hospital for
the past month. and whose condition
was regarded as serious about two
weeks ago. is now on the road to recov-
cry. Mr.. Kleinschmidt is the son of the
late DR.. {. II. \. INeinschmidt
Harry A. Howes. of the Volta Bu-
reau. Thirty-fifth and Q streets north
west. has purchased the two-story brick
dwelling. 1416 Thirtieth street north
west. from Mrs. Mary Chapman. Mr.
Howes is now living at Twenty-third
and /. streets northwest. and will move
into the house purchased in a couple
of weeks.
Robert ID. Weaver and daughter. Miss
Katie Weaver. of 2405 Wisconsin avenue
northwest. who have been West all
summer, have returned. reaching here
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Weaver and
sons. Maurice and Robert. are still in
Colorado. the latter being there for the
benefit OF MS health
Frederick a. Linger has purchased
from Maurice Baer two small brick
houses, the consideration being SIZE
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Personal Mention.

Miss Fannie Yearley, daughter of
Alexander Yearley, Of Baltimore. is
making a visit TO the home of her
cousin, Miss Anne Yearsley, at this
place
Miss Laura Sylvester, is the guest OF
Mrs. Arthur Kemp
Miss Keiser, of Bethesda, was a re-
cent guest of her sister, Mrs. c. H. Rob
ertson. at Strathmore. this place.
Mrs. Charles II. Quigley, of Baltimore.
is visiting her mother. Mrs Sarah H
Lyddane
Miss z, Tunis, Grone, OF Philadelphia,
who has been the guest of Miss Roberta
Higgins, at this place, has returned TO
her home.
Miss Helen Talbot arrived last Tues
day from a three months tour abroad.
Her itinerary included Italy, Switzer-
land and France.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. W. Talbot. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Choate and Miss
Choate. have taken THE Brick on
Commerce lane, and are now engaged
In moving from their former residence.
In west End. to the former place, where
they will reside this winter.
Thomas L. Offutt died on Friday night
last at the home of his son. j. Edward
Onutt near Glen, this county. OF general
debility, in the eighty-eighth year of his
age. The funeral took place on Sunday
from his late residence. The services
We're conducted by the Rev Frank T.
Griffith, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, and the interment was
in Rockville Cemetery.
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First Services Held.

A large congregation attended the ini-
tial services of the recently organized
church and Sunday school at Randle
Highlands. last Sunday. A building of
a realty company viii be used for the
services until a church is erected on the
lot donated by Colonel Randle.
Miss Lillian Thomas. OF Annapolis,
Nd, has returned to her home after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James t. Harri-
son, "a Jefferson street. Anacostia-
Considerable building Is under way
about Anacostia Prof. Hosmer John
son is erecting houses in Maple avenue;
Mrs Mary l. Miller is building in Wash
ington street, and Mrs. Catherine Camp
bell is putting up a house on the Tai
burtt estate.
The Garden Memorial Presbyterian
congregation now has enough money to
pay off the debt on the church building.
AS soon as the bills are receipted. the
church will be dedicated All the former
pastors who can do so will be present
at the ceremonies.
The Rev. H. VI. Green. of the Ana
costa Baptist Church, has accepted an
invitation to preach a special sermon
Sunday. October S. to the Independent
Order OF Rechabites.
Mss Ruth Swami. of the Government
Hospital for the Insane. has returned
from Atlantic City.
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Fell en- Broken Glass.

Henry Henson, GIG B street. fell down
stairs with a lighted lamp and suffered
severe scalp wound and a lacerated
wrist from broken glass. He was given
treatment at the Casualty Hospital
The Jonathan Davis Consistory Of
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Masons. Thirty-second degree, for the
Southern jurisdiction, held its regular
monthly meeting at Masonic Hall. Fifth
street and Virginia avenue. Almost
fifty applications for membership Were
received. The following officers were
elected and installed for the ensuing
year: Robert F. Terrell. illustrious
commander-in-chief; John T. Layton,
iliustrious first lieutenant commander;
Joseph T Green. illustrious second lieu
tenant commander; Edgar Kicks. Illus
trious grand minister or state and ora
tor: Rev. William H. Severson, illus
trious grand prior; Paul Bray, illus
trious grand chancellor; Horace NJ
Bailey. illustrious grand secretary and
keeper of the seals; NJ. II. Robinson
illustrious grand treasurer; Lloyd Mon
roe, iilustriouS grand nospitalier; Mel
son E. Weatherless. illustrious grand
master OF ceremonies: Richard Gates,
illustrious grand captain of the guard !:
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School Overcrowded.

The attendance at the public school
this year is SO large that the necessity
of forming another school and appoint
Ing a fifth teacher is under considera-
ton.
David III. Fenton and J. Harry Cum
ninghan Thursday evening gave din
rer at the Columbia Golf Club House
in honor OF ]. Henry Small. of Wash
ington.
The Fats and Leans" played the
last baseball game OF the season on the
Kensington diamond last Saturday, the
Leans" winning.
DR.. George o. Little, who has filed
the pulpit at the Warner Memorial Pres
byterian Church for the last two weeks,
will preach there next Sunday. The
pastorate is still vacant
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Thousand Invitations Out.

The Chevy Chase Social Club issued
1000 invitations to the bali to be held in
Concordia Hall October 2.
James Hates has disposed OF his resi-
dence ON First street and has gone
West TO make his home near his mines.
On account of Ill health. Mr.. Horace
Hogan has gone to Mexico TO stay in
definitely.
Mr. George Mockabe of Al Sixth
street southeast, was severely injured
Tuesday in the navy yard. He was cut
about the face and neck by a flying
belt.
Mrs. Burch, who has been i'll at the
Garfield Hospital with typhoid fever.
was removed to her home Wednesday
and is rapidly improving
Mrs Peters, OF 127 G street, has been
removed from Providence Hospital,
where she underwent an operation at
her home.
OF the Eastern who took the Lehigh
versity.
Dr. Trow. of Seward Square, resigned
81. 200 clerkship in the District build
ing to take a postgraduate course in
medicine at the University of Pennsyl-
vania.
The Laurel Social Club. an organiza-
ti0n composed of seven young married
couples, held its first dance of the sea-
son in Naval Lodge Hall Tuesday night.
The officers OF the club are j. b. Alt
mann, president; Thomas 3. Deicher,
vice president; George II. Solbach, secre-
tary. and Harry n. Williams. treasurer.
T. NJ Luskey of Engine company No.
S has returned from southern Maryland.
Invitations have been issued for the
celebration of the golden wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Shaw. of lis Third
street.
Mrs Mary Ann Schneider. of 220 East
Capitol street. has returned from New
York city.
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gANACO SG1a

Dr. Alfred Glascock. of the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane. has re-
turned TO his duties after a trip TO Eu-
rope.
James Poules, of Anacostia. returned
Saturday from Piney Point, Md, where
he has been hunting and fishing.
X
Gave Sacred Concert.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
e Tossit on Howard avenue Hillsdale,
a sacred concert was recently given un-
der the auspices of the working clubs
of the Campbell A. NJ. E. Church. on
Nichols avenue, Hillsdale. The clubs
are in charge of Mrs. r. T. Stewart and
c. H. Brown. Mrs. Carrie Fountain,
Mrs r. S. Stewart. Nine. Tossit, Mrs.
Irving. and William Isbell sang. John
P Green read a paper on church work
Miss Lucy Norton was the accompanist.
A party including Warren TClson, Dr.
j. A. Watson. DIR. r. A. Pyles, F. e.
Butterheld. and j. W. Mccormick have
returned from fishing trip at Piney
Point.
James c. Leonard. of Anacostia. re-
Gently entertained a call from Repre-
sentative ]. Adam Bede of Minnesota,
who was formerly a resident of An1-
costio
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Teachers Institute.

The annual session of the Teachers.
Institute OF Prince George county was
held In the town hall at Upper MARI
boro on Monday, Tuesday, and wednes-
day OF this week. State Superintendent
NJ B. Stephens had charge of the con-
Fention, which was attended by over,
100 teachers.
DR.. Barr and Assistant State Superin-
tendent GambrilI were the principal
speakers of the first days session, the
subject OF the former lecture being THE
Value of Good Reading" while the lat
ter talked on The Methods OF Teach
ing History
At Tuesdays session Mr.. Stephens
delivered an address on School Or
ganization." Miss A NJ. Dean spoke
on the subject of Primary Methods"
Mr. Gambrill continued his discussion
OF the methods of teaching history
The last day was especially well at
tended. DIR. Henry H Goddard, OF
West Chester, Pa, lectured on ''Tuber-
culosis. after which the teachers dis
ctissed the subject. Some routine bust
ness was transacted, after which the
convention adjourned. superintendent
Melvin and Superintendent A C. Welli-
son, OF Allegany. attended the session.
The secretary of the institute was w
r. Connick. assisted by Howard Dent
and w. X. SmaTlwood. The public
schools. which were closed during the
sessions OF the institute, reopened
Thursday morning.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the town cosncil Oh Monday evening.
the directors OF the Hyattsville Elec-
tric Ice Company submitted the draft
of an ordinance giving the company the
fvh ole ~. 49,
plant and erect poles and wires in the
town of Hyattsville The board OF d.
rectors. elected on Saturday evening, is
composed OF jackson Fl. Ralston. Prof.
.Lanahan. G. A. NJ Wells. C. Frank
Carr. Jos. w. Aman. William Smith and
William II. Holton.
The proposed franchise secures for
the company the privilege of maintain
Ing a plant for forty years. The town
council. however. shall have the right. at
the end Of ten years or on every fol-
lowing fifth year. TO purchase the en-
tire equipment at a price 10 be .:.::::t:iii-
ally agreed upon The section OF the
franchise which provides that "the
town OF Hayattsville shall take. and the
trustees and their successors shall SUD-
ply. for the purpose OF public lighting
and to be located at points to be fixed
by the mayor and common council OF
HyattsYille. not less than fifty twenty
FIVE candlc-power incandescent lamps
and such additional power as the mayor
and common council may require ar the
price of SIS per year. such lamps to be
kept lighted from fifteen minutes after
sundown until 1 o'clock a. m. was
streDuously objected 10 by Councilman
Fainter. The council finally decided to
defer ordering the publication OF the
ordinance and arranging for a special
election until the next meeting.
Town Treasurer Richardson report
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Holbrook- -CIoissant.

At a pretty wedding at the horne of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Rickett, Is Tennes-
see avenue, Miss Lena Blanche Holbrook
was married to Victor George Croissant
Of Seattle. Wash. The ceremony was un-
der a bower of palms and Bride roses
The Rev. A. Norman Ward, Of Capitol
Hill Methodist Protestant Church. OFF,
ciated, assisted by Rev. OrviIle Dickev.
The bride was dressed in white silk
MULE and lace and carried shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley The
groom is a prominent member OF the
Phi Delta fraternity.
Joseph Champion. of Dayton, Ohio is
visiting his sister.
The Juanita Pleasure Club held a
dance Friday. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Hobart, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam II. Steward, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Mar
tin, the Misses A. Myrer. NJ. Dougherty,
B. Jones. c. Coale. d. Costello. f
Schuldt, r. Steiner, NJ. Toole, A Stew
art, K. Dougherty @. Stewart NJ. Cos
tello A. Mulhan V. Stewart I. Repetti.
NJ. Powers, L. Rodgers. and L.
Beckert, and Messrs. ]. Helmuth, H.
Kahlert, L. s. Schiller. ]. E. Quig-
ley. A. r. Stewart, Charles Walker.
y. Frazier, L. Repetti, L. B. Morris. ].
Harris, ]. Hamilton. n. Taylor. and W.
r. FandeIl
r. J. Meigs, forty-five years old. living
at 302 New Jersey avenue. was taken
suddenly i'll in Hoy's Hotel. Friday and
was taken to the Emergency Hospital
James Wilson, OF Ia Eighth street,
while riding a bicycle. collided with
a garbage wagon on Pennsylvania ave
nue. near Sixth street. His wheel was
badly damaged. but Wilson escaped in
jury.
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Fire Chief Better.

Capt. George w. Pettey. OF the Re-
lance FIRE company. has recovered from
a wound in his foot made by his step
ping on a nail at a recent fire.
William j. Boothe was kept at home
last week by sickness.
Mrs. e. A. Proctor has returned from
Niagara Falls and Canada.
Mrs. b. w. Jameson has returned
from Saratoga Springs
Mrs. w. II. F. Finke has returned
from Baltimore
Miss Maggie Hepburn has been con-
fined to her home by sickness.
Miss Virginia Nails. or Loudoun coun-
ty. has returned to her home from a
visit TO this city
Mrs. Albert Smoot is home from Blue
mont
Miss ExcilIe Beach is visiting in Fair
fax county.
Miss Bessie Jones was in Charlottes-
Vile last week
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett attended the
Norfolk convention of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union.
d. E Payne and Miss Lizzie Payne
are at K&swick.
Miss Marshall Colwen, of Baltimore.
who has been visiting Miss Bessie
Moore. IN this city, has returned to her
home.
Miss Grace Anderson was in Char
lottesYine last week
Miss Mabel Owen. of Washington, has
been engaged as alto IN the choir of
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church.
Mrs. w. b. Daingerfield has returned
from Charltstown.
W. @. BuTnham. OF Lynchburg. was
in Braddock Heights last week.
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Mr.. Craft. OF Washington. has pur-
chased and viii occupy the house Of
Mr.. II. A. Pratt, at the, corner of Wine
avenue and Spencer street
A box party was given at the home
Of II. E. Burgess on Friday evening,
for the benefit OF the Hyattsville Metho-
dist Church. South.
G. l.. Gray OF Laurel. has announced
his candidacy for the Democratic nomi-
nation TO the legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hartman. OF Ta-
koIna, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel G. Meyer, OF Riverdale-
Miss Inez Jones is taking a course
at the Georgetown convent.
Charles Chamberlain and family. GO
Brookland, have moved 10 Riverdale.
The home of Harry w. Gore on sibly
avenue. has been sold to Thomas Far
row. an employe of the War Depart
ment
Miss Margaret Golly. of Lima, Ohio,
is visiting the family OF z. P. Jones.
Longview.
Miss CorInne Mcfarland is visiting
Mrs. Wheeler. OF Baltimore. Md.
Miss Christine Owens expects to sail
for Italy about the list OF October.
where she will spend the winter
The Misses Wright. Starr, and Smith.
who have been spending the summer at
the home of Mrs. r. A. Bennett, Will re-
turn to Washington FOR the winter.
Miss Councilman, OF Baltimore. and
Miss O'Reiiey, of New York, are the
guests. OF Miss Christine Owens.
Charles r. Mangun. OF Riverdale, and
Miss Alma X Risdon. daughter Of John
r. Risdon. also of Riverdale. were mar
ried Monday evening by Rev. James p.
Tower. The ceremony took place in st.
James Catholic Church.
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Republicans Elect.

The Republican Club of Kensington,
and vicinity met Saturday evening in
the town hall and elected the follow
ing officers: President, b. II. Warner;
treasurer, A c. Warthen; secretary,
James NJ. Proctor; chairman of trans
portation committee, Edgar Moore;
chairman of registration committee,
Frank Hardy; chairman of committee
on public meeting. Capt. Arthur Hen
bricks; chairman OF finance committee,
j. Harry Cunningham. The club voted
to have an open meeting on Saturday.
September 80.
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said an infantry soldier. looking over
mouse or bird under they shirt? Show it
TO US No. no,' said the boy, turning
suddenly pale and frightened-looking
let me go home l have nothing"
stop" Half a dozen hands grippes
him tight Take care Micha-~s Go4
knows what IL may be. So, gently, -
OF his hand
A small. dark object was carefully ex-
tracteG from the boys grasp. The SOL
diers looked first at it and then at each
other in silence. The little vilIain,''
says Cossack at last Hold him fast
till the officers come = The report IS
given THAT child, Who gave n thee
TO throw? Dost thou know what IL is7''
Then. as no answer is given. Keep hold
of him, two of you, and bring him with
me 20 the station
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Robert J. Lowry Dead

Robert G. Lowey. aged seventy-seven
years. died at the Government Hospital
for the Insane during the past week.
The Anacostia Boys Club held a re-
union at the home Of William V. Ma
honey. 439 Jefferson street. Friday night
Miss Corinne Myers sang.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. william V. Mahoney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Myers, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Pollock, Mrs. ZollInhoffer, Mrs
Cough, Mrs. Anderson. Messrs. Tierney,
Davis. Williams, and Freeman, and the
Misses Maggie Torney, jamie Torney,
Myrtle Green, Corinne Myers. Bertha
Mahoney, Dorothy Williams and Grace
Watson
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eXAIlGTla

Miss Meta Faulconer. Of Charlottes-
vile. visited friends in this city last
week.
Mrs Amy c. Weech. Of Alexandria,
attended the meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union at Nor
folk. last week
Col. J. A De Lagnel has returned from
visit TO Old Point.
Mrs. Minnie. ". Spillman. Of King
George county. visited friends in this
city last week
Mrs. B. H Lambert has returned from
North Carolina, where she has been for
her health
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Enjoyable Euchre Party.

On Friday evening last, the 2lst inst
a euchre was given by Mrs VILLA n,
Dorsey at her home. Chestnut Grove. !"
near here. in honor of her guest. Miss
Eloise Cane, the accomplished and at
tractive daughter of Hon. Richard p.
Cane, consul of Cuba, at Louisville.
Ky. The .adies' prizes were won by
Miss Annie Maddox and Eliza Choate
and the gentlemen's by Messrs +. I.yd-
dane and Otho Talbot. and The consola-
tions by Miss Laura Sylvester and Lee
Offutt Miss Cane took her departure
for Louisville on Wednesday after a
seven weeks visit
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A Stunted Jewish Child.

The boy addressed a stunted Jewish
child Of ten or eleven, shook his head.
and tried to pass the little group OF sol
diers who had stopped him.
Perhaps he is hungry. said good
natured Cossack ''Wouldst thou Ike
some bread and a gherkin. little boy?
The lad made n gesture OF dissent.
He won't touch our food, laughed
another. But go home. little Jew. a
bomb might come. or a shell from the
ships. and then thy people would never
see thee again.
II am not afraid" said the child sui
lenly- Il want to see the horses.
Well. they are worth looking at said
a dragon. But come I'm the morning !;
now the square is cleared. and no one
may pass. Besides II is quite dark. Run
away home. little boy. IL is 10 o'clock
time TO sleep"
What is he holding under his shirt?''
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Back From Panama.

Mrs. Charles Cuvilier. who has been
visiting her husband in Panama, has
returned to her home in Alexandria.
W. E. Faulconer. ST., of Charlottes-
willie, has removed with his family to
this city.
Judge ]. C. Campbell. Of Amherst
county, was in Alexandria last week
Lieut.. s. A. Cole, U. S. A. retired, is
visiting his mother and sister in New
York.
DIR. Lucian c. Smith was in Occo-
guam last week.
Mrs. Marie Peyton and her daughter.
Miss Dollie Peyton, who have been in
Fauquier county. have returned to their
home in this city
Miss Gertrude Selecman, of Occoquan,
visited Mrs George Duffy last week
Mrs. J. s. Hutchinson, who has been
in Edinburgh. has returned.
William E. Faulconer, jr, has been
hunting in the Shenandoah Valley.
William Leadbeater is at Bluemont
Mrs Laurence Washington. OF this
city. is the guest of Mrs. Robert w.
Hunter, at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Henry Strauss, of Alexandria, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Letter.
man, in Charlottesville.
Miss Carolina Wise. OF Seminary Hill.
is the guest of Mrs. Thomas c. Darst,
in Richmond.
P W. Won Westlaken and his wife
were In Cincinnati last week
w. w. Hall, who has been visiting
Mrs. Thomas Moore, IN this city, has
returned to his home at Tye river.
d. A Hays, president OF the Glass
blowers Association of the United
States. was in Alexandria last week
Miss Gault Norton has returned from
Hume, Fauquier county.
Mrs. Walter Scott Passmore, Of Avon
dale. Ala. has as her guests Mrs. John
McCuen and son, Of this city.
Miss Hattie Hall. who has been visit
ing Mrs. L. A. Howard. in Alexandria.
has returned to her home at Tye river.
Senator /. II. Machen visited Rich
mond last week
Mrs. Charles Edwin Brawnser IS en-
tertaining Miss Susie Brawner. of Ma
nassas.
Col. Arthur Herbert was in Fairfax
last week.
DR.. j. D. Gatewood and family have
removed TO Washington.
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Stephson Johnson. ,lustrious grand
standard bearer: John A. Gray, Illus
trious grand engineers julius Warren.
iilustrious grand sentinel
j. r s. Wilkerson. past commander
ln-chief: j. O. Blamfieid, grand record
ing secretary. and r l. Pendleton. dep
nty OF the valley. assisted In the cere-
monies of installation.
Mr. W. t. Bride and HIS wife have
recently returned TO their home. 131 B
street. from Atlantic City, where Mrs.
Bride has been staying for her health.
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Captain Luskey III.

Captain Luskey. of chemical engine
No 5. is i'll During his absence Lieuten-
ant Raley is in charge
Mr.. ard Mrs. Lyon. OF Fifth street, are
home from West Virginia
William c. Bratton. OF Parke street.
who has been on leave. has returned to
work in the navy yard
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ryan viii move
into their new dwelling On Parke street
the coming week
Lewis l. Wrenn, OF Nichols avenue,
who suffered a relapse and was serious
II I'll last week, is better
Dr. Hemler of Nichols avenue. re-
ceived word last Thursday OF the death
of his mother in PottsvIlie, Pa He left
Immediately 20 attend the funeral.