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The Washington times., 1905-04-30

heartily commended for the interest they
have taken in this undertaking
The strong Bloomingdale Athletic Club
administered Il crushing defeat TO the
Riverdale Athletic Club last week They
also played the Clippers and the Green
witch Athletic Club.
Thomas Galloway, contractor and
builder, is confined to his home with
severe attack of indigestion.
Many Of the young ladies of Washing
ton College returned home last week 10
spend their Easter holidays
Miss Sadie Hawkins, of Montgomery,
n. Y, is spending few weeks at the
home of her friend, Mrs Frank Z. NC
Dermott. OF 45 L street. Clarence M
Morfit, of Baltimore, has also been
guest of Mr.. and Mrs McDermott dur
| ing the past week.
| A f Moulden and family have moved
| to 1925 O street northwest.
There was n pleasant gathering at the
home of Miss Ruth Bergman on Easter
i Monday evening, the occasion being her
birthday. Music, games and other
amusements were the features of the
| evening. after which refreshments were
served. The hostess received many
presents.
Among those present were Misses
| Carrie Neeb, Louise Chick, Gertte Bros
nan, Elsie Betting, Alice Bergman
Marie Theuer, Mamie Fennelly. Bulaf
Jenkins, Bessie Meuhlhaus, Ruth Serrin
and Messrs. Halbert Brown, Kendall
| Myers, Gail Bergman, Paul Hoskinson
Tom Young, Harrie Myers, Andrew
Theuer, Edwin Fugel Mrs, Theuer, Mrs
Bergman, Miss Esther Theuer, Mis-:
Maud Allen, Miss Margie Beatty, Miss
Helen Beatty, Miss Ida Willis. Miss Rutf
Sullivan, Mr. William Richardson and
| Mr. Bergman.
Eugene Maybe. boy who was perhaps
known by every one in this section, diet
last Monday at his residence, 226 Scsltor
| street northeast.
The st. Aloysius baseball team wen
to Brookland Tuesday and won it's frs
game of the season. On account o
darkness only FIVE innings could b
played The inability of the Brooklan'
boys to hit brought about the result.
Mrs Josephine Shook has purchased ;
piece of land In West lexington fron
Mr.. Harry Wardman.
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Alex0T1Or1a

j. Hugh Todd has resigned his position
at the Southern Railway shops and will
leave Alexandria for Baltimore today to
take up position In the Baltimore and
Ohio shops
William Leadbeater is spending some
time at Atlantic City.
P. D. Brawner of Broad Run, was in
Alexandria during this week.
Mrs. Edward Hughes has as her guest
her niece, Miss Annie Kelly, of Philadel-
phia
d. w. Sullivan, of Casanova, has been
transferred from his position as tefeg-
rapher at Nokesviile TO Alexandria.
Misses Belle Dangerfie1d and Anne D.
Beverley, of this city. were in Winches-
ter visiting friends during the week.
Mrs. beavers. of Manassas. was In
Alexandria on a visit to friends last
week
Miss Bessie Jones. OF this city. was the
guest of Miss RosaHe Langhorne, in
| Norfolk. this week
| John Rafferty,, formerly of this city
| but now of Missouri, is visiting relatives
| in Alexandria
| Col. Francis L. Smith paid a visit tc
| Richmond this week
| Joseph a. Delaney spent last Sunday
il, Manassas, visiting friends
Miss Edith Ramsay has as her guest
| Miss Anna Deane Carr, Of Richmond.
| Miss Eleanor Fox. of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. Henry F. Robertson. In
| South Washington street
| Harrie Linden Wheatley was kept al
home during the week by sickness.
John D. II. Lunt continues extremely
| i'll at his home in North Columbu!
| street
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Ward Meetings Held.

Meetings were held in the various
wards Wednesday evening TO nominate
candidates for one member OF the town
council. In the First ward John Fainter
was made chairman Of the meeting, and
William w MaIoney and Paul Higdon
were nominated Mr.. Maioney is
member OF the present council. In the
Second ward Edward DeVlin was the
chairman and Richard E. White and
Harry Shepherd were nominated. Mr..
White declined to be candidate and no
other nomination was made. In the
Third ward DIR. Mudd was made chair
man, and William p. Magruder. Hodges
Carr, NJ. F. HalIoran and DR.. Mudd were
nominated. Mr. Halloran and Dr. Mudd
declined. 1t is not thought probable
that any independent candidate will Of
fer in any of the wards for the election
tomorrow afternoon
The outcome of the mass-meeting 50
Masonic Hall. Thursday evening, -
nominate candidates for mayor, was
surprise to everybody Mayor Wells
called the meeting to order and named
Richard Z. White for chairman. He
was elected. DIR, Mudd offered a reso-
luton complimentary 10 the administra-
ton of Mayor Wells. Nominations
were then declared in order Dr.. Aiudd
nominated DR.. Joseph r. Owens. PAU
H,gdon nominated thomas NJ moran.
| Edward Deylin nominated ChaTies h
Welsh, who declined. John II Mating
| ley nominated Richard Il. White, who
| declined Father Tower nomlnated l el
Wells. and made an earnest apPsdi IoE
| him to reconsider his repeated declina-
tons Charles E. Yro9man Sc seconded md
| Father Towers suggestion ana made
an eloquent speech, which received SO
| Hearty and so general a response that
d. Wells finally said u II Gb9 qlng Zee
| S,,-a,,s - the latter would place him
in nomination he would d., with 3sh his
deciination This was done, Inc Chair
| H q vroon1an and William p. Ma
Eradsr Dr. ow nae S"p Dr. Rs al in as vf shs
! liP i;;aota On motion of Councilman
Welsh, the nomination was made by ac-
ciauation. 1t is generally thought that
| Ills action of the meeting was the best
| va ont of a little snarl of feeling en-
rendered by the contest
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ming along the street, rolling a hoop,
wnen a large dog Jumped at him and
bit him in the face.
A gathering of friends and relatives
enjoyed & pleasant evening last Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Louise
Miller. the event being occasioned by
the twentieth birthday of her son
Charles. Graphophone and vocal selec-
tions were rendered and games played.
The table was beautifully decorated.
Those present were Misses Lucille and
Florence Tyler, Ella and Jessie Craw-
ford, Florence Shopland, Lille Town
send, May Dryden, Lena human. Edith
Lowry, Annie Mace. Addie Jones.
and Frank Whitney. Wexford Tyler.
Ralph Smith, Hayes Ferris, George
hardwood. Scott Dampier. p w.
Brooks, Henry AIlwine, Charles Miller,
and Mr., Mauville.
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In Baltimore HosniraI.

Simon Edlavitch, of BIadensburg, faith
er of Meyer Edlavitch. merchant of
HyattsviHe, has been for some time at
the Baltimore Hebrew Hospital, and is
in a critical condition, with but little
hope OF recovery.
John Z. Hawkshaw 3ias had a relapse.
He is now at Providence Hospital, and
is thought 10 be improving Mrs. Mud.
at the same institution, is better Glenn
ent c. Hill. operated on last Monday.
at Georgetown University Hospital, for
the partial removal OF the gall bladder,
is doing well
Capt. Roger Bells. after spending the
winter in Washington. moved into his
home in Johnson avenue, yesterday
The captain is one-Iegged veteran of
the civil war. He is considering resig-
nation of elerksilip in the War Depart
ment, on account of a somewhat i'm
paired condition of health.
The Bladensburg Academy gave a
concert Friday evening. for the benefit
Of the school It was musical and
financial success.
Stewart f. Richards. living in River
dale, but registered in Hyattsvine as a
plumber. was fined $40 and costs by
Justice of the Peace John F. Hickey
ieiS fstoHsSddy ibI iai4lIS 10 nave Il
light over an excavation on Block
street.
Every church in EYattsville was
crowded with worshipers Easter Sum
day and the sermons were appropriate
to the occasion. At ST. Jerome's the
Rev. DR.. Thomas e. Shields preached
and Father Tower announced the hold
ing of mission from May q TO %. in
elusive. by the Very Rev. A. P. Doyle,
the rector Of the Apostolic Mission Home
OF the Catholic University
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred H. Wells cele-
brated the second anniversary of their
wedding on April % by a reception TO
many Of their relatives at their home IN
Spencer street which was tastefully dec
grated with palms, Easter lilies. and
roses.
y delegation Of the local knights of
Columbus was present at the pEarked
shad dinner given by the Washington
Council. No 224. at Harvey'g. Friday
evening, and report it a most enjoyable
affair
| The committee on the permanent i'm
provement of the streets viii visit Lau-
rel today TO inspect its streets and ascer-
tain the cost of the work done, and
| later will visit Takorna and kensfngton
| for the same purpose. Il has in prepara-
| ton the draft of a bill TO be submit
| ted to the Legislature next winter TO
ienabIe the town TO improve such streets
as may be desired by the property
holders. This draft and other data will
| be read before mass meeting shortly
to be called.
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UNIQUE Entertainment.

At the Campbell a. NJ. E. Church
Monday evening a most unique form of
entertainment was given, called Every
body's Supper" The floor was occupied
by twelve tables each representing a
month OF the year. Each of the large
number present seated himself at the
table designated by the month in which
he was born. Games were played, and
later refreshments were served. All
present greatly enjoyed this unusual
form OF entertainment
4 large gathering Of young folks.
chaperCned by cider persons, celebrated
Easter Monday and thoroughly enjoyed
the occasion by assembling at Fort Stan
ton, where they spent the day in egg
rolling and playing games An efficient
police guard was present all day 10 pre-
serve order. Besides egg rolling many
OF the Youngsters took part in baseball
ana other games, after lunch had been
eaten on the grounds.
Fannie Swami. a Weil-known and high.
~ respected colored resident OF Ana
costa, the wife of Henry Swami. whose
home Is on Stephens avenue, died Fri
day, at the age of siXty-seven. HeI
funeral was held Monday from tbs
Campbell A. NJ. F. Church
The pastor of St Teresa Church, a
Washington and Fillmore streets. tn
Rev. Charles NJ Bart, who was absen
for SIX weeks. while on a trip throug
the West Indies. returned in time 10 OF
ficiate at the Easter services.
friday morning. a slight blaze start
ed IN the chimney of the house occupie
b. Frank Swami, on the Hamilton
Read. near Congress Heights. TIL
fire was extinguished by chemical en-
giae No Five. before any damage wa
done
Tuesday night about 10 o'clock. So
phia Rutkoski, white woman, fort
years of age, living at 1906 Fourteent
street northwest. was found lost /
Twining City. She was taken to mum
Der Five precinct in the sub-station pa
troll wagon, and later taken TO the nom
Of her brother at the above number.
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Guest From Chicago.

Miss Emma Felsenthai, of Chicago, is
the guest of her cousin, Mr. and Mrs.
August KleebIat. at whose home she
will be pleased to see her friends
Mrs. Paddock, who was the guest OF
Mrs e. S Miller last week. has re-
turned 20 her home in New York city.
Miss Nellie Miller having paid her
mother a short visit returned to Phil
adelphia last Thursday morning
Miss Daphne Thompson gave "A very
enjoyable dance and euchre last Thurs
day night in honor of her cousin. Miss
Jean Patton. Of MeadviIle. Pa Among
those present were Misses Edna DarneH
Inez Parker, Florine Walker. Annie
Hobbs, Cornelia Perry, Daphne Thomp-
son, and Jean Patton; De Witt Gillian,
Arthur Walker, Ralph Fleharty, Max
Winter, John Blumer. Carl Peterson.
Eeuman Thompson, and Robert Walker.
An enjoyable birthday anniversary was
celebrated by a party rendered to Miss
Cordelia Parker on the twelfth ami
versary of her birth last Wednesday
evening when a large number of little
| folks gave a varied musical program
| and games were also played, after
" hich refreshments were served.
| Miss Alice Demarest, of this section,
| went to New York last Tuesday, to be
| the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs e D. Easton. She will be
| bridesmaid for her cousin, Miss Mary
| Easton, at her wedding with Earl Good
| win, son of Mrs. and the late Mr.. Harry
| Goodwin, formerly Of this city. Miss
| Easton is well known in Washington
where she was reared.
| A large gathering met at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Speiden last
| Thursday evening. In honor of the TWEEN
t:eth anniversary Of their wedding
Many useful presents were received BY
the host and hostess. At late hour
refreshments were served to the guests
| Music was rendered by George Scott
| Frank Scott, and A Smoot. Among
those present were MIR and Mrs G L
Speiden, ]. Scott, the Rev. +. II. Lamar
Mr.. and Mrs, Nelson Perkins, Mr.. anC
| Mrs w. Strobert, Charles Worthington
Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Scott. GeoFgt
Scott, Mrs. George Grifith Mrs A
Sheffield, Mrs, ii Malone. Mrs Z. VII
son, Mrs. A Edelin,. Mrs. John Adams
Mrs. George Auguste, Mrs, NJ. Connick
Mrs. b. MeAiwee Mr.. and Mrs. Roache
A Smoot, Mr. and Mrs. William Yost
Mr. and Mrs. James Waters. Mr.. ant
Mrs Beavers, p. Halter. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Knott, Mr.. and Mrs. KEYS. Mrs
Donaldson. Mrs Burgess. Mr. Hines
Mrs. F. Garrett Miss Perkins, Mis-
Addfe Speiden, and Mrs. HaIvor Adams
A dog bit John Chebiler last Monda
night and severely lacerated his cheel
{ The child was taken to a hospita
where he was treated. The lad was san
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Mrs. Offutt Improves.

Mrs. Ann Offutt is gradually recover
ing from an accident sustained when
she fen upon the floor of her home. frac-
turing her hip. Mrs. Offutt has passed
her ninety-first birthday.
Frank Higgins, who has been i'll for
the past two or three weeks, Is now
convalescing.
The Good Templars. at their last
weekly meeting, made preparations for
the fair. which Is to be held en- the first
three evenings Of May.
Dr. William T. Brown, of Burnt Mill,
who has been III for several weeks, is
now gradually recovering.
Prof. William B. Ireland has returned
&c resume his roll as principal Of the
Tenley School, after a visit OF several
days 10 his relatives in Long Branch.
Mrs Sarah King, an aged and promi-
nent citizen Of this community, who has
been III with pneumonia, is now recov-
ering.
E. B. Prescott. who has been Ill and
whose life at one time was despafred OF
by his friends, Is now recovering.
Alphonso jenkins, colored, while driv-
| ing his team along Tenieytown road
about 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. col
| Iided with team belonging 10 a. D.
| Torrison Jenkins team became badly
| frightened and IN the mixup the rear
wheels of his wagon were partly de-
moIished Ten dollars VIII cover the
l damage.
| The Rev. George w Graves, of Drum
mond, has been pastor of Cherrydale
Methodist Protestant Church and who
rendered his resignation April /. has
been reappointed to that charge by the
Rev. Z. T. Little, president of the Mary
| land Methodist Protestant conference.
An option has been obtained by j. 4.
Twohey on the property Of Charles NJ
Towser in the northern addition OF
| Cleveland Park.
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EVANSVILLE

Miss Caroline Duckett Is visiting
Mrs. Polk in Baltimore.
Miss Bessie IngersoI, Of Bowie,
and Miss Alice Walters, of Washing
ton, have been the guests of the Missea
Pagan.
William D. Einckley. of Washington.
clerk in the War Department. has
bought two lots in Adams street, Rivs
erdale and will build home.
Mrs. NJ. E. Pagan and daughter are
visiting friends IN Tumbun, Va.
Anderson C. Quisenberry leaves
town today for Philadelphia. where he
will be a delegate from Kentucky in
the national convention of the Sons OF
the American Revolution. In Independ-
ence Hall. May 1-3. lie Will also repre-
sent the same State in the meeting OF
the National Association of Colonial
Wars in New York May 4-e.
Miss Edythe Gallant has been ap-
pointed the organist Of Providencs
Hospital chapel.
Miss Libbie GIun1, on her way from
st. Louis to Boston, was the guest Of
Mrs. Edward L. Latiner for several
days.
Mrs. N IT. Gill, Of BelIeuew, Balti-
more county, and her three children,
have been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Tise.
A. F. Broornhall, Of Troy. Ohio. has
! been visiting his sister. Mrs. a. C.
Quisenberry. His son Baird, student
of Yale College, also spent the Easter
holidays here. Miss Florence Quisen-
| berry accompanied her uncle home.
and Will spend the summer there.
ldr. and Mrs. Jackson II. Ralston
sailed Saturday from Boston to Gibral-
| tar. They will spend two months in
France and Spain.
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OFF for the West.

Capt. w. B. Smithers left Alexandria
this week for trip through the West.
The captain will be gone over month
and among the cities he will visit will be
New Orleans, San Antonio. FL Paso. Los
Angeles. Santa Barbara. San Francisco,
Portland Vancouver, British Columbia.
Seattle, Salt Lake City Denver. Omaha
and Winnereg.
Among those who took part IN the en-
tertainment at the birthday party at
the Lyceum Hall last Tuesday were
Miss Lucy Graves, Miss Katherine Bir-
rell. Miss May McWiniams. e. r. Boyer,
the Alexandria Mandolin CLUB. and the
pupils of St Mary's Academy.
Mrs. William b. Dangertield and Mrs.
f. c. Dunn delightfully."- entertained the
Ladies' Euchre Club at the home of
Mrs. DaEgerfield in South Washington
street, last Wednesday night FRIES
We're won by Miss Wattles. Miss Mary
Taylor. Judge Louis c. Barley and Ar
thur Herbert.
George l.. Carter, of Philadelphia is
visiting friends in Alexandra.
Miss Mary Creegan, eldest daughter
of Michael Creegan, was last Monday
| this city. The ceremony took place at
! the parsonage of ST Marys Church and
was performed by the Rev. Father Cut
| Ter.
Miss Elizabeth Lloyd Lee. daughter OF
| Mrs. Cassius f. Lee, and George j
| Carr Henry, Of MorristowH, y. J.. Were
| married at Christ Protestant Episcopa
! Church last Wednesday evening. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
| w. j, Morton, the rector, assisted by the
| Rev. j. Thompson Cole. d. b. of Phil
! adelphia. who is an uncle of the bride.
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Hurt in Accident.

L.ucien ]. Kephart. residing at Mt.
Gilsead, near here. had his left leg badly
cut and bruised in M accident which oc-
Cured about noon on Wednesday. Mr..
Kephart was riding wheel rather
speedily along IN Georgetown and col
lided with one of Johnson Brothers
large two-horse teams. He was violent
ly thrown TO the ground from his wheel
and narrowly escaped from being run
down. He was carried to the George
town University Hospital where his
condition is not regarded as serious.
A very pleasant time was spent at the
home of Miss Amanda V. Houston
Wednesday evening. in honor of hei
birthday. Solos were rendered by Ar.
thur Turner. after which dancing wa:
INDUCED in until a late hour. Those
present were the Misses Alice Turner
Lottie Cahoe, Laura Browning, Ami;
Euck, Mrs. NJ Lunze, c. Masino, Mabe
Flowers, Lillian O'Neii. Mrs. Veal Kate
Gracia, Mrs. Atkinson. Mrs. Annie
White, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bell, Arthur
Turner, Mr. Gordon, William Shoots
James Jackson. Joe Caspian. William
Sturgeon, Mr.. Coats, p. Hall. c. Grit
nth. William Herman. d. E. Webb
| Lewis Neshire, j. j. Bookings, l.. r
| Turner, and Thomas James.
The congregation of the Chapel of tn
Redeemer has undertaken to raise fund
| for the erection of a new house of wor
| skin. A lot was recentIv nr'rch sad from
The Washington times., 1905-04-30

The young ladies of the No. 1 Crowd
gave a box social at the town hall last
Wednesday evening. There was dancing
and many games. The refreshment
boxes were then auctioned off and those
present INDUCED in the contents.
Those present from Washington were
Miss B. Mastiri, r. Boyer, l.. Dowden.
r. Braddock, c. Busiey, and T. Helm
sen, Messrs. w. Richards. c. Hanna,
K. McIntoseh, w. Lander, and II. Helm
sen.
Rrooklanders present were Misses L.
Sturgis, E Sinaons, NJ. Simons, r. John
son. G. Tansill, H. Marean, V. Homer
b. Maxwell, E. Wells. NJ Collie and r.
schivier. and Messrs. A. Carpenter, z.
Alarean s. Marean, A. Sergeant, +.
TansiIl. ". TAYLOR. r. Collie. r Sim
cns, II. Pike. G. Julien. F. McHugh.
&. Horner. arzt3 w. Sergeant.
The ehaperons were Mrs Sergeant,
Mrs Braddoek, Mrs. Horner, MRS.
Thornton, and Mrs. Schivier.
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AlNa6OSl1a

Fer the purpose of installing tele-
graph facilities in the building at Wild
wood. which, ii is said, viii be used
for a poolroom. telegraph iinesmen are
aged in planting poles along the
Anacostia Road. so as 10 connect with
the wires Of the western Union Tele-
graph Company on its shepherd
branch.
Alice +. Epps. a well known cclored
resident Of Nichols avenue. Htllsdaie,
and the widow of James Epps, the
barber. who was found dead in ms
shop a short time ago, died Sunday 81
Providence Hospital where she hau
gone 4 few weeks so to have suFsl-
cal operation performed.
John L. Barrett. who was the
brother OF Joseph Barrett, employed at
tbe Government Hospital for the In
sane. died Friday evening at his resi-
dence. No. 10 Pierce street. he leaves
widow, Mrs. Estella Barrett, and one
child. His funeral took place at the
Anaeostia Methodist Episcopal Church
monday afternoon, the Rev. Charles l.
Isaac officiating The body was IN
TERED in Congressional Cemetery
The congregat ton of the st. Philip {
Protestant Episcopal Chapel was able
last Sunday TO occupy and hold ser
vices in their church on Nichols ave-
nue. The work of reeonstructing the
building has been progressing for a
number OF months. The Rev. DR.. VIII
lam Y Tunnel, of Howard University
delivered the morning sermon,
The contract for the extension and
grading Of Pennsylvania avenue tc
Branch avenue has been awarded &c
J. c. Mcclure, of New York. large
steam shovel arrived early in the
week, and work Immediately began or
the grading.
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With Panama Commission.

Herbert Banner has accepted posi-
ton as architectural craftsman under
the Isthn1iaa Canal Commission.
Mr.. Baumer graduated from the Tech
nica1 High School few years ago, and
since then has studied at Columbia Uni
versitv ana held Government position
He left New York last Friday morning
on the steamer Advance for Panama
W. l. Jackson. Of Twelfth and Ran
1oIph streets. will shortly move 10 MIR.
Yenney's house, near Twelfth ard Perry
streets.
Third Battalion Chief Henry will &C.
cupy the Kemp residence. Twelfth and
Perry streets
Master Eleanor Right. while picking
vioIets in Mr.. Lords field, was kicked
by mule, and very badly bruised
above the left eye. The wound was at
tended to by DIR. Hull
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Reception to Pastor.

A reception was given last Monday
evening by the Methodist Church to the
new pastor. the Rev. E. E. Marshall.
Short addresses were delivered by the
Rev f. E. Marshall and the Rev. W.
Power
The musical program consisted of a
number of selections by Mrs Groomes'
pupils. Misses Bessie and Josephine
Maxwell and Maude and Florence jack
son played duets. Vocal solos were
sung by Miss Ruby Rice and Miss Ger
trude Thompson. a piano solo was given
by Miss Ella Sergeant.
Miss Jennie O'Lauglsfn, of Pittsburg,
Pa will spend the sumner months with
Mr. and Mrs. Berg, Thirteenth and
Otis streets.
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Wedding in Baltimore.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Craven and AL
bert Gore went to Baltimore last Thurs
day 70 attend the wedding of their cous-
in, Miss Dorothy Gore. to Morton Tottle
at the Mt Vernon NJ E. Church.
Mrs. Norma Lewis Hine. of Danville,
Va, is still visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Lewis.
Mrs Mccain has entirely recovered
from an attack of typhoid.
Mrs. f. A. Walker, of Walpole. Mass,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. James B.
McCrellis, and will remain in Washing
ton for several weeks.
Mrs, Seldom A. Vaux ard daughter
Ruth, of Buffalo, are still listing rela-
tIves in this city
Mrs. James B. Mellon, of Pittsburg.
who has been the guest of Mrs. ]. E.
Smith for several weeks. has returned
home.
w. f. Thomas. of this section, spent
! Easter as the guest Of his father-in-
law, II. A Orth and family. OF Har-
accompanied by Mrs. Thomas, who has
been on a visit there for the past three
weeks.
Miss Eta Louise, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin S. Hoskins, of 1884 FRS;
street, was married last week to Elmer
Dwight Harris. OF Bridgeport, Conn. al
| the home of the bride. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Samuel II
| Greene in the presence of only the
family Mr.. and Mrs. Harris left at once
/ for a short visit 10 Bridgeport, after
| which they will reside near New York
| city, where Mr. Harris is engaged il
business.
Mrs. Malcolm Brown, Of 81 r street
northwest, Is fast recovering from hei
illness. Mrs. Brown was at Providenc>
Hospital for several weeks