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The Washington times., 1905-08-20

fever epidemic in Anacostia Is said
to be promising. Miss Feeney. who con-
tracted the nalady at her home, II Mon
roe street. has been removed 10 the
Georgetown University Hospital.
Miss Cropp has left the city on a
trip through the Shenandoah valley, and
an extensive visit in several places
IN Virginia. Sac viii stop at Winches-
ter. and Harrisonburg
The desire of tie authorities to keen
the premises in a sanitary condition
has resulted in the appointment Of four
ofhcers from the Anacostia precinct, as
inspectors of premises and existing
sanitary conditions. The officers are
John C. Bum. John F. Reagan, \. W.
Green, and c. J. P. Weber
Miss H. r. Tanquary has returned
from her vacation, which she spent IN
Atlantic City. She also visited in West
Virginia and otIzer places.
Citizens Of Anaeosua are much inter
ested in work already done, and work
contemplated to improve the Eastern
branch or the Anacostia river. James
c. Leonard. who is chairman of the
committee of the Auacostfa. Cftfzeng'
Association. having this matter in
charge, is working hard to place tia
matter before Congress this fall when
he VIII urge that the improvements he
pushed on a larger scale
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Struck by Lightning.

During a recent thunderstorm pole
IN rear Of John O'Day's grocery store,
at Grant road and Wisconsin avenue,
was struck by lightning. A small fire
resulted which was extinguished by the
prompt action of Chemical Company.
No 8, which responded to the call.
The extent Of damage was small. The
property was owned by John O'Day.
Policeman J. Sullivan has been re-
ueved from further duty as desk ser
geaut at the substat!on. Mr.. Sullivan
Will take up his old duty in George
town.
W a Sheppard. acting desk sergeant.
Is again at his desk in the Tenleytown
substation Ar Sheppard has been alb
sent for Two months on account Of a
broken ankle.
J. a. Sullivan and family have moved
70 Georgetown from their home on
Friendship Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Merri1eld. Of Falls
Church. Va. sailed yesterday for Boston
from Baltimore. They viii visit Port
Land. Me, and Old Orchard Beach. Mass,
after which they viii go 10 their old
home at WaterviIle on the Kennebec
river.
The new coal and wood firm of H. A.
Burrows viii soon be in operation on the
new site at River street and Wiscosin
;.venue The scales have already been
inspected by the Sealer Of Weights and
Measures Mr.. Burrows expects the first
carload of coal 10 arrive in short
time
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Mr.. Langley's Return.

I. E. Langley, who has been on leave
for the past week, will return tomorrow
morning.
An Interesting game of ball was play
ed last Sunday on the diamond in Ran
die Park between the Congress Heights
nine and the Good Hope nine The score
was 81 TO in favor of the former The
batteries were Tucker and Lohr, for
Congress Heights. and ShipIey. Dyer.
and Farrow, for Good Hope
II. j. Raley. OF Chemical Fire Com
pany, No. g. is on leave for twenty days.
Mr.. Raley. accompanied by three Of his
children, will leave shortly for Leonards-
town. st. Mary county. Md, TO visit
relatives and friends
Mrs. James r. Purdy, OF Seventh
street and Hamilton road, left recently
for Brooklyn. y. Y, to visit her sister.
Mrs. John Swanton, who has been taken
suddenly ill.,
Mr. and Mrs. Z. D. Moling were re-
cent visitors to the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Spaulding. on Hamilton road
Teresa Fricsholz. of Philadelphia. Pa.
is visiting at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. John Richter, on Hamilton road.
Mrs Schubock and daughter. of Sixth
street, returned home last Wednesday
from a visit TO West Virginia
Miss Lille Bell Is visiting at Colonial
Beach.
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Vacation for Organist.

Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson the .organist of
the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church has been granted leave Of alb
sence, which began last Sunday Sne
VIII spend her vacation visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Rev Willard G.. Davenport, he rector
of the Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church. at Washington and Fillmore
streets is now In Connecticut, where he
is spending his vacation. He will be
gone until September /. During his abb
sence, the pulpit of his church will he
flied by a clergyman from the Church
of the Ascension in Washington.
Mrs Charles W. Tolson, Of Arthur
street. who was brought home from Co
lon.al Beach. suffering from an attack
of appendicitis. has been removed from
Providence Hospital to her home. She
has almost entirely recovered from the
attack.
AT St. Teresa's Church last Tuesdoy,
masses were said at and o'clock. The
occasion was the Feast of the Assump-
tion of the Blessed Virgin, which is a
holiday of obligation in the Catholic
Church.
Anacostia is we'll represented at Piney
Point. Md. The resort is a popular one
with Anacostians. Among the late ar
rivals there are: Dr, Robert L. Green
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Visiting in Rehobeth.

Mr.. Hanson and family, of Thirteenth
and Monroe streets, are spending a few
weeks at Rehoboth Beach. Del.
Mrs. s. Osborne, of Eighth and Law
renee streets, has gone for short stay
in Atlantic City.
Harry Bowling will spend his vacation
with relatives in New York city
Capt. Joseph Baumer, his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Johnson, and his little daugh-
ter, have returned to Brookland from
Colton's, Md
Ralph Simons, Edward Carpenter. Ar
thur Carpenter, Richard Daniels. and
John Maxwell have returned from a
two weeks stay at st. Georges Island.
J. Cove and family. Of Thirteenth and
Newton streets, Will spend a month in
their cottage at Colonial Beach
Miss Margaret Clark, who is at her
summer home in Colonial Beach, spent
a few days with her friends in Brook
land last week
w. McCI0skey and family have re-
turned from a visit to Leonardtown,
Va.
E. Macy. of Monroe street. has pur-
chased a new automobile.
D. Marean has returned from a short
stay with his family in Pennsylvania
Miss Fannie Marean and Miss Fran
cean Sizer have concluded their visit To
friends In Cambridge. Md
Charles w Osborn returned last week
from Thousand Islands.
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Watermelon Party.

Last Tuesday Arthur c. Shaw gave
a complimentary watermelon feast TO
the members of Chemical Engine No.
?. at the engine house on Brightwood
avenue. Those present were Captain
Seitz, Lieutenant Lincoln. Private
Greene, Private Bassford, Private Ma
lone. Private Nelson, Private Carroll,
Private Ryan and Driver Bell. Arthur
c. Shaw. Mr.. Sheldon. of the CASTS; Mr..
Thompson. and Mr.. Bouim
Miss Louise A. Adams, Of Norfolk,
Va. who has been visiting friends on
Ingraham street, has returned to her
homo.
Miss Gertrude A Adams, of Piney
Branch road, who has been the guest
of her sister-in-law. Mrs. J. B. Winthrop.
OF New York city. for the past few
days, has returned to her home in the
park.
The death of Albert. the two-months'
old son of Mr. Clark, occurred at the
Ciarks home last Thursday.
The following deaths occurred at
Freedman's Hospital last week: Lena
LomaX. 26 years old; Charles Dean, "a
years; Henrietta Bumbry, months: Jor-
dan Frazier. 19 years.
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Boon1lrlgda1e;

II. NJ. Slicer and Thomas A. Taylor
have returned from Colonial Beach, Va,
where they went on an outing last Sun
day.
Frank and Hugh Linthicum. of ZIG
First street northwest. returned to
Washington Thursday after an absence
of two weeks, during which they stopped
in Atlantic City for a few days.
Miss Ida Myrtle MacLauren and her
sister. Edith, have returned from visit
TO Virginia Beach, Va, where they have
been visiting their married sister, Mrs.
Clementine formerly Of this city. Mrs.
CIementine will visit her mother in
Washington later in the season.
Frank Green. who has been suffering
with malaria for the past month, has
entirely recovered and will leave in a
few days for Poughkeepsie, n. Y. where
he will be the guest of his sister Mrs.
Ida NJ. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs, German, of First street,
Will leave next Saturday for Chautauqul.
n Y, where they intend 10 spend the
rest Of the summer.
The BIoomingdale baseball team last
Tuesday took the Columbia Athletic
Club into camp on the local grounds
by score of 20 to 1. At the end of the
batted the ball everywhere. the game
was called.
Earnest for the visitors. started well.
but the poor support given him by his
team discouraged him and he let up.
The slugging of Whorley. White, Cords
and Busey was the feature OF the game
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Goes to Portland.

Mr.. Gibbs left last Friday for Port
land. Me, where he will remain severaI
weeks as a guest of relatives
Z. Smith and family, of Lawrence
street will spend a few weeks al
Colonial Beach.
Captain Grim. Of engine company No.
Il, viii take an extended trip through
the South. accompanied by his brother
iu-law, Robert Lannert. private sec
retary to the general solicitor of the
Southern railroad They will spend a
short time with relatives in Paris, Ky
Ward Hetfeld. while playing in a
barn, fell and received several injuries
about his head Or. J. H Brooks
dressed the wounds. Nj. HetfieIds con
dition is not serious.
A Costello has returned from short
trip 10 the South.
T. A. Harrison and family are resfd-
ing on Quincy street northeast until
about September I, when they will re-
turn to Brookland.
Edward Hamilton, who has been cruis-
ing about Sparrow's Point and Annapo-
lis. has returned 10 his home in Brook
land.
Louis Sherwood is confined TO the
house with an injured ankle.
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Outdoor Prize Shoot.

The first outdoor prize shoot of the
National Capital Rifle and Revolver
Club, was held At the clubs range IN
handle Park. Saturday afternoon. Fol
loving were the prize winners: First
prize. John G. Bum, president of the
club and member of the Anacostia
police force: second prize. Jackson Nor
ris; third prize, Policeman w. II. Cur
tbs; fourth prize. Archie Mellen; fifth
prize Herbert Barber.
The first prize was a hunting coat
donated by William Wagner. Some OF
the other prizes We're cash. given by
j. c Leonard. a box OF cigars by L. T.
Bradley. a fancy pipe by Eugene
Schwab, and a reloading tube by Pres
idCnt John c. Bum.
Richard NJ Parker has sold half an
interest III lot 81. and part lot IS, Ana
costa. 20 Samuel Sowerbutts.
Master Raymond Pyles and the Misses
Mabel. Hester, and Bessie Pyles have
returned from Colonial Beach. where
they spent their vacation.
Randolph L. Jennings has transferred
lor 26. block ,, Randle Park, to Harriet
s. Randle-
Charles Padgatt, OF Nichols avenue.
has returned from his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs J. ]. Glennon are spend
iI.g their vacation at Hayre de Grace.
Md Waiter and Georgia Gray are
also at the same place.
The tSttlook for an end of the typhtsd
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Mrs. Rice Returns.

Mrs. Rice and daughter. of Hamlin
street. have returned from Castlemans
Ferry, Va.
Mrs. Parker, of Twelfth and Evarts
streets, is going TO her country home for
a weeks visit
Mrs Hathaway and daughters, OF
Twelfth and Irving streets, will spend
the greater part of their vacation a,
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Tuckey. of Twelfth and Evarts
streets, has returned from Havre de
Grace Nd.
Miss Violet Lyons. who has been the
guest of Mrs. w. Lyons. of Thirteenth
and Irving streets has returned to her
home in Tippets. Md
Miss z. Wilcox, of Tenth and Irving
streets, has returned to her home in
New York
Miss Ella Sergeant. OF Twelfth and
Irving streets. Will go to Boston about
September l. where she will continue her
musical studies.
Mrs. Parsons. of Twelfth and Evarts
streets, has gone for short stay at
Colonial Beach
Mrs. Herchuss and daughter have
moved to the home of Miss Davidson. on
Twelfth and Evarts streets.
Miss Violet Horner has returned TO
Brookland. after spending a few weeks
with Miss a, Rraddock. of Washington.
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| last Tuesday, have again been post
poned until the chapel is completed.
A meeting will be held on Friday,
August q. at the NJ. E. Church for the
purpose of telling the people of this city
what took place at the Epworth Lea que
convention at Denver, Col. A number
of delegates who were at the convention
will be present
watermelon feast was held on the
lawn of Engine Company No. Il last
Wednesday evening. A number of solos
and recitations were give by Sullivan
W. MeICher B. w HetfieId Bergen
and Cation. The watermelons were
grown on the farm of Lieutenant What.
c. E. Moran and family, of Twelfth
and Lawrence streets. are spending a
few weeks at Colonial Beach.
Miss Alice Edwards. who has been
the guest of Mrs. c. Moulster, of Ninth
and Kearney streets, has left for Ocean
| City. She will visit in Brookland be-
fore returning to her home in Ports
mouth, Ohio
Miss Kate McGuffin. of St. Paul, Mlnn.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Grant. of the
Soldiers Home
Mrs. Robertson and family, of Ninth
and Kearney streets, are at CastIemans
Ferry, ". Va.
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Wooden Connell.

William II. Wooden. of Washington,
and Miss Rebecca Blanche Connel.
daughter of Mrs Marian Connell OF Po-
tomac, this county. were married IT
noon on Wednesday, at the home OF the
bride. the Rev. +. L. Woolf. pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. this
town. officiating
Soon after Mr.. and Mrs. Wooden left
for a short honeymoon trip. They will
reside in Washingtn.
Walter r. Woodchild and Miss Al
cinda Ward. both of WoodfeId, this
county, were married at Clarksburg a
few days ago by the Rev. c. NJ Yost.
of the Methodist Church.
Mrs. Agnes May Glove. widow OF Will
lam H Glove, of Sterling, Loudoun
county, Va, and daughter Of the iate
Nicholas and Ellen Darby. OF this eoun-
ty died a the SibIey Hospital. Wash
ngton, on August , after Il short illness
of typhoid fever. She was fifty-one
years old, one daughter. Miss Ethel
Glove. and one brothef, 4. Taylor Dar-
by, of Baltimore, survive her.
The interment was in Union Cemetery.
Leesburg, Va. Elder E. Y. White ofti-
ciating.
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Memorial Presbyterian Church, met with
the success that usually attends this pop
ular sort of entertainment.
Ernest P. Hutchinson is the guest Of
his aunt. Mrs. Louis W. MaXson.
At a game of ball played on the Ken
sington diamond between the home team
and one representing the Chesapeake
Telephone Company the Kensington
boys won by a score OF IA to s. They
were not so fortunate last Saturday.
however, in a game played against the
Poolesville team, for the score on that
day was to ? in favor of the Poolesville
boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Snyder have
been away from home several days Wis
tting relatives in Washington.
George H Chamberlaine's family have
returned from Colonial Beach
Mrs. Martha Little has been spending
her vacation in the mountains near
Luray. Va.
Mr.. Nibel. Of Ptttsburg. will preach at
the Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church today.
Mrs. H. c Hickerson is visiting her
old home. near Warrenton. Va.
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Captain seitz on His Vacation.

Capt. ". J. Seitz. of No. ? Chemical.
turned over the charge of the engine
company to Lieutenant Lincoln las.
night. in order to take his annual leave.
Privates Z. NJ Jett. J. T. Kennedy and
J. S. Bryan, of the T~nth precinct. have
bee non the sick list for the past week.
Private Balderson. Private Boswell.
Private D S. Wagner. Private Barrett.
Private Bradley and Pirate Boswell.
of the Tenth precinct, are all taking
their annual leave. The men will all
be back az the station house by the first
part of September.
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ezS-AZzz zzzzzzszsl TO -
(OflgreSSLlelghtN

The second quarterly conference was
held last Wednesday night in the lee
ture room of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. In the absence of the presid-
ing elder the pastor. Rev. w. L Orom.
presided.
There will be a communion service
this morning at Il o'clock at the Esther
Memorial chapel The Rev. J. A. Gill
hllin will preach at the evening ser
vlce.
John Boyle and son, Carl, of Will
merdon. Pa, were recent visitors at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. En-
mons, of Park street and Nichols ave-
nue.. Mr. Boyle Is superintendent of
the Westinghouse electric works at
Wllmerdon, and is now on vacation
stopping in Washington and vicinity
to see relatives and friends on his way
South.
George C. Click. jr., and little daugh-
ter Grace will make a short visit to
Upper Marlboro, Md, and vicinity some
time next week
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To Colonial Beach.

mrs L. NJ Woods, accompanied by
MRS. George Schurhard. and the Misses
virginia Schurhard and Grace Ritner,
all OF Parke street, left here last
thursday morning for a week or ten
days at Colonial Beach.
John Palmer, of Hamilton road. who
has just finished the sectional CLAW
model of the new Union Station en-
trance has gone to Baltimore, Md, to
superintend large contract for his
employers, the McNulty Bros.
: A Peters and family. Of Nichols
avenue and Park street, returned home
last Wednesday after a weeks visit to
Atlantic City They also made visits
70 relatives in Philadelphia and Great
errords, in Pennsylvania.
Miss Mamie Newman, of Washing
ton City, is visiting at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. ShiIIinglaw. of
Brothers Place. Randle Park.
Mrs Z. A. Hall left here recently for
ten days visit TO New York. and on
her return will move into the Van
Aiken cottage, on Fifth street.
s. ii. White, of Eighth and Philadel-
pnla streets, who met with an accident
three weeks ago. is much improved.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
Adds. who died recently. was buried in
st Barnabas Cemetery, at Oxen Hill,
Md, The funeral service was conducted
by the Rev. W J.. Owens. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
There was large party of National
GuaTdsmen at the range beyond Con
gress Heights last Wednesday under the
leadership Of Major J. E, Bell.
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To Virginia Beach.

E. j. Newcombe, of Brothers Place.
Randle Park. VIII leave here next Friday
evening for a weeks stay at Virginia
Beach
Charles TORY, of Wheeler road, has
named his place of residence South
View
Miss Beth Isdeli daughter of Mrs.
Helen Isdell. of Philadelphia street. has
returned from Ocean Grove, n. J.. where
she has been the past month visiting
he= aunt.
Charles Peters, of West Virginia, was
rcent visitor at the home Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woods. of Parke
street. Mr.. Peters has been visiting re-
Iatives in Atlantic City, Vineyard. Wild
wood, and Caden, in New Jersey, and al
so in Philadelphia.
Mrs. E. J. Newcombe. of Brothers
Place, Randle Park, left last Monday
for a ten days visit to her parents al
Richmond. Va.
f. L. Jennings, of Nicholas avenue, is
spending his vacation at Chesapeake
Beach.
Mrs. Earl Ryan, Is visiting at Bryan
town, Charles county, Md.
Miss Elizabeth Spaulding returned last
Wednesday morning after several weeks
at Colonial Beach.
Miss Nellie Cox, of Chestnut Glen, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ben Randall. OF
Silver Hill. Md
Miss Rena Brown. has returned from
her trip to Atlantic City
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Engagement Announced.

The engagement has been announced
of Miss Juliet Shorty and George Poore,
10th OF Tenleytown. Miss Shorty and
Mr.. .Poore have many friends here and
IN Washington.
90, I. 0. o. r. of Tenleytown, visited
the Good TempIar lodge of Falls
Church, Va. Appropriate though i'm
promptu speeches were made. A musi-
cal program was also given.
Silver Lodge held its usual Thursday
night meeting in Good TempIar Hall. on
Broollville road. on last Thursday. The
usual business before the lpdge was
disposed of. Several musical selections
were prayed by members.
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Rockville

John Adamson, native of this town.
now a resident of Roanoke, Va, and 4
son of the late Hilleary Adamsou. is
visiting relatives here.
Braden Vandeventer. a young attor-
ney of Roanoke. Va, formerly OF this
place, is visiting relatives at this place
and Glen. this county
Invitations are out for the approach
ing marriage OF William West, Of
Georgetown. to Miss Cynthia O'Brien.
The ceremony Will take place on Sep
tember At ST. Mary's Church. this
town.
Very recently a large bell of splendid
tone was hung in Christ Episcopal
Church. this town, in memory Of the
late John ". Warner, by his widow and
children, who reside in this town.
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installation of Officers.

Camp. No. 5. p O. of A. held a meet
ing recently at its hall on Hamilton
road. After routine business was dis
posed Of the following officers were duly
Installed FOR the ensuing term:
Past President. Mrs. Cora Burn; assis-
tant past president, Mrs. Mary FiIlius;
president, Mrs. Maud Kelley; assistant
president, Mrs. Lillian Filius; vice pres
idqent. Mrs Madaline Hoag; assistant
vice president, Mrs. Fannie Brown; con
ductOT Mrs Emma Porter; assistant
conductor. Miss Minnie Flynn; record
ing secretary Mrs Emma d. Blaine; as
sistant recording secretary. Mrs. Martha
Cowan; financial secretary. Miss Fannie
Burn; treasurer, Mrs Florence Week
erly; guard. Mrs. Josephine Pumphrey;
chaplain. Mrs. Mamie S. Newcomhe;
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Goes TO Virginia.

Milton n. Coffelt, who resides below
this place. will leave here the latter
Fart of this week for a visit TO his home
at Lantz Mills. Shenandoah county. Va
Mrs. j. E. Burnip, of Philadelphia
street, who is visiting relatives and
friends in Missouri, VIII return about
September 1.
A supper was given last Wednesday
evening at Oxen Hill. Md, for the
benefit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of that place. and was a success.
Mrs. J. Waltermyer and daughter,
Miss Mabel. of Brothers place. Randle
Park. left yesterday for a weeks stay
at Harpers Ferry. ". Va.
Mrs. Eva Blum has contracted for the
erection Of a handsome dwelling in the
l. r. Horner addition.
Frank Reh has purchased several lots
In the Butterf1eld addition.
Timothy J. O'NeiI has purchased q
lot in the F. r. Horner addition
1. NJ. Hooper is having a two-story
dwelling erected on Seventh street, near
Hamilton road.
Harry C. Keithiey has purchased two
erect a handsome dwelling there.
Edward NJ. Saur has purchased sew
eral lots in the ButterfleId addition.
Peter J. King has purchased two lots
In the F. r. Horner addition
Jesse Talbot, of Sixth street, has pur-
chased lot and conteTnplates the erec-
ton of a handsome cottage in the near
future.
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Attends House Party.

Miss Helen Molster attended a house
party at Margerie Taylor's home. on
Dumbarton avenue. Georgetown, last
week.
Mrs. Jaeger, of Ninth and Lawrence
streets. has as her guest her mother,
Mrs D. Mccullough, OF Baltimore. Md.
Miss Clarace Wells, who has recently
recovered from a slight attack Of ty-
phoid fever, has gone to Berkeley
Springs.
J. Boyd, of West Brookland, and chill
dren have gone to Virginia.
Miss Bessie Onphant has returned to
her home in Brookland
Woodferd Sergeant is spending his
vacation in Stoyestown, Pa.
Mr.. Harold and family are visiting
relatives in Maryland.
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Recent Wedding.
Beach.

Miss Mary J. Hodges and Thomas E.
Langley were married last Tuesday
evening at 6 o'clock at St. Teresa S
Church. in Anacostia. by the Rev. Faith
er Egan. Miss Emily Thomas was
bridesmaid and E. Wahler was best
man.
c. WahIer and P Fowler were ushers.
Miss Bartley played the wedding march.
After the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
ley returned to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Thomas. of Livingstone road.
where the bride resided. and a reception
was held
Mr.. and Mrs. Langley are now resid-
ing at the corner of Seventh and Phila-
delphis streets.
William Woods of Parke street who
has been i'll for the past two weeks and
has not entirely recovered, is now on a
ten days vacation. which he is spend
ing in this vicinity.
p. NJ. WTenn. who had an operation
performed on his eyes al the Episcopal
Eye and Ear Hospital about two weeks
ago. has returned to the home of his
son, Lewis l. Wrcnn. on Nichols avenue,
much imnroved.
William Nalley. of Chemical Fire Com
pany, No. 5 who has been on leave, re-
turned to his duties yesterday.
S. NJ Fillius. of Philadelphia street
and Nichols avenue, returned home last
Wednesday from visit to Piney Point.
Nd. Mrs. Fillius and little son Norris
will return probably next Wednesday.
Mrs. V. WahIer, who accompanied Mr.,
and Mrs. Filiius. will return home with
the latter.
NJ ]. FnHus and two little sons. H,
Wednesday from visit to Piney Point.
Md