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The Washington times., 1905-09-10
Northeast
Washington.

Mrs. Mary Power, OF 1899 Twelfth
street, has left the city for a short
visit TO friends at Mahala, Va.
The Rev ID. l.. Blakemore, pastor of
the EpwOrth NJ Z. Church South. left
home last Tuesday to attend the dis
trict conference OF his denomination at
Hamilton, Va.
Charles IT. Spencer. assistant resident
engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio
STAFF, in charge Of the terminal station.
returned TO the city on Thursday and
has resumed his duties. Mr. Spencer
has been Ill for several weeks, and for
the last three weeks has been recuperat-
ing a. Harper's Ferry.
Private J. ID. Sullivan, of engine com
pany no. 3. who was married two weeks
ago and went to Atlantic City for a
wedding trip, has returned TO the CITY.
and with Mrs Sullivan has gone to
housekeeping al SO Sixth street south
west
Mrs. -. l.. Blakemore, of 5l5 r street.
who has been i'll for some time is now
nearly recovered. and will go to Vir-
ginia this week for quiet stay In the
country.
Mrs. George Bohiayer and her chill
dren have gone TO Howard county. Md.
to stay a month with friends near FL
l.Cott City. Mrs. Bohlayer is the wife
of Engineer Bohlayer. of engine COM
pany NO. TO-
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BrigRtW0Md

Last week I. l. Cole, OF 1853 Stough-
ton place. reported to the police a va
cant house at 1916 Stoughton, which had
been entered The kitchen window was
broken The police investigated, and
came to the conclusion that a gang of
small boys was responsible for the act.
Sergt- c. A Carlssoir. OF No. 10. re-
turned to duty at the precinct yester-
day, after leave of eight days
Private E. c. Estes is now on aeave
He is TO report for duty on Tuesday.
September u.
Private R l. Carroll has been on
leave since September L He viii be at
his post OF duty on the 18th
PrivateS W. W. McGregor and @. W.
Kramer returned TO the precinct last
right after a short leave.
Private ]. E Lightfoot went on leave
last Wednesday for nine days.
There are a number of Tenth precinct
men on the sick list They include Pri-
yates w G. BalderSon. c. X Metcalf,
john Boian. Mounted Officer J. 8
Bryan Bryan IS at Providence Hospi-
tai recuperating from an attack OF ty-
phoid fever.
Captain Seitz, captain of No. chemi-
cal engine company, returned Friday
from Chesapeake Beach, where he had
been spending his vacation
Henry Wardman has transferred TO
Rose and John L Wittztal the property
Identified as lot p. square "A.
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Typhoid Cases.

DR.. Edwin c. Schneider and Frederick
II. Schneider are at the Georgetown
University Hospital. They have typhoid
fever
Col. W. b. Smithers and family. who
some time ago left Alexandria and took
up their residence in Washington. have,
much TO the delight Of their many
friends here. moved back TO this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. wildt and their
daughter have returned from a trip to
Europe.
Miss BeuIah Ebaugh. of this city. had
as her guest last week Miss Mabel
Gary. OF Mt. Winans. Md.
William +. Faulcolner. ST., of Char
lottesville. was a visitor in his city
last week.
Miss Mae Hoy is visiting in Oakland.
Md.
MRS. w. b. Davis has returned from
Fairfax county, where she has been
spending the summer
Mrs. Anna l.. Slaymaker was last
week the guest of Mrs. Frank Bos-
well. in Maryland.
on visit to friends.
Mrs. a. NJ. ChandIee has returned
home after a visit TO Ashton. Md.
Mrs. Cora l.. wheatley. Miss Kate
Eaton, and Miss KATHERINE Heishley
have returned from a visit TO friends
In Warrenton- Va
Miss Saide Field. accompa MED by Mrs
r. Lee Field. was a visitor IA Warren.
ton last week.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hoy. ST are
at Oakland, Nd.
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Xleanndria

Michael 7. Dwyer, the popular letter
carrier. is spending his vacation at At
Iantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fletcher
have returned TO Washington from their
wedding trip
Isaac O'Brien left Alexandria last
0oek for Charlottesville. where he will
resume his studies at the University OF
Virginia.
Mrs. Sol Genberger and children. OF
Butte Mon. who have been visiting IN
this city for some time. returned to their
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James. Roche are spend
.ag some time ut Niagara Falls and
Buffalo
william Deahl. Joseph B. Drew, ano
Louis shunlan. left Alexandria last week
for 4 visit to Boston by sea.
Mr.. and Mrs John Gritty, ACCOMPANIED
bv their daughter. Miss Matte Gritty
are at Niagara Falls. =.
Capt X. kemper was VISITOR ~
Uarrssonburg last week, having gone %
witness the laying of the conversions
for the Masonic Temple there
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Miss Howard Returns to Manassas.

Miss Mary Howard. who has been visit
ing friends in this city. has returned
20 her home in Manassas.
Mr. and Mrs w. y. Pope, OF Balti-
more. were guests o, ]. w Hook IN this
city last week
r.. u. w. Garnett, one OF alexandria,
most distinguished citizens. who mas
been spending his vacation in lower
Virginia, has returned.
Judge J. X NJ. Norton has returned
from "a visit TO his farm In lower Fair
fax
Lloyd Chier. of Pittsburg, was in this
city last week on a visit to relatives
2. b. Swan spent last week in New
York city
Hrs. Charles d. lie Gran6e and dsugh-
tiers. Misses Mary and Mildred Is
Grande, are IN Goldsboro. n. c.. visiting
Mr.. lie Grande.
Lucian +. Cheshire, OF this cit" is IN
Wlls.nsburg. Pa. on a visit to friends
Miss Florence Maloney, OF Lynchburg
had as ner guest last week Miss Ada
Garrett. of this city.
David u. Nolan. Of Greensboro. NJ C.,
was in Alexandria last week visiting
relatives.
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Mr.. Riedel's Vacation.

The Rev. r. Il. Ried, pastor of the
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church, and
Mrs Riedel eft town yesterday, TO he
gone two weeks They will go 10
Philadelphia, Atlantic City. and Brook
Ign. The Rev. J. w. Steel will occupy
the pulpit Of the Maryland Avenue Bap-
fist Church this morning, I'm the alb
sence OF the pastor.
Miss Lamie Lee Smither. who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. G. G HoI-
land, ct CSC Sixth street, for several
weeks, is about TO return to her home
in Richmond, Va.
Il. NJ. Wright, who has spent the sum-
mer with his brothers. at 656 Sixth
street, has just returned from short
trip 20 New York. and viii start tomor-
row for his home in Bardstown, KY
Can't. James Rossiter, OF engine COM
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Young Ladies Return.

Miss Dotty Torens, of 142 Todd place
and Miss Gertrude Johnson, of 1913 Todd
place. have returned TO their homes
after a months sojourn at Colonial
Beach. Va. where they were guests a,
the Buckingham Palace. They we're
chaperoned by Mrs. McIntire, the sister
OF Miss Torens
George B Bioomer has transferred to
Oneida +. Bradley. lot 12i, square 1o0s.
The Rhode Island Methodist football
team has reorganized and will begin
practice the early part of this week.
Frank Wheeler and his cousin, Harlow
Bristol. who recently returned from,
Asbury Park. where he has been sum-
mertng, visited friends on CAPITOL Hill
last Thursday.
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pany No. I, who resides in Seventh
street. has just returned from a visit TO
his father-in-law in st. Mary's county,
Md He will end his leave and go on
duty this week
The Rev. A. X Wright. pastor of the
Centennial Baptist Church. held series
OF meetings last week at Germantown.
MD he returned to the city last night
and VIII occupy his pulpit this morning.
The Rev. Mr. Thomas, pastor of the
church in Germantown, Md. will preach
IN the Centennial Church this evening.
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A New Mascot.

Truck company \, or North Capitol
street. near c, has a new mascot The
animal is a young bulldog. all white and
answers 10 the name OF "Senders," the
name borne by a former pet of the COM
pany. which met an untimely death be-
ing run over and killed one morning
while running to fire.
! On Wednesday evening Miss Agnes o.
Marrow, of 713 Ninth street, and Harry
Crawford, of 1924 III street, were mar
rfed at st. Patrick's rectory. the Rev.
Father McGuiggan officiating The best
man was Charles Crawford. a brother
of the groom and the bridesmaid was
Miss Mamie Maher. After the ceremony
wedding reception was held at the
| home of Mr.. Crawford's parents
Among those present were Mrs. Susie
, Boteler and Miss Gertie BoteIer. Mr.
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'BrO';;;'ok1and]

Mr.. and Mrs. Wider. OF Toledo. Ohio.
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Lanigan. OF Thirteenth and Evarts
streets
MIR and Mrs. Frank A. Harrison and
family have returned 10 their home in
Brooklyn. During the summer they
visited Boston and Albany, n. Y.
Lea..s Sherwood. who has been con
fined TO the house with a serious wound
on HIS leg Is now able TO be out.
Mrs. Robertson and son. William. who
have spent most of their summer AT
Castleman's Ferry. Va, have returned
home.
Mrs. McPhaul. who has been danger
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ously i'll for the last month, IS iInprov-
ing.
Miss May Henry is visiting relatives
and friends in New York.
a surprise party was given last Tues
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grady. of 2705 Twelfth street, in
honor of the birthday of tssir daughter.
Miss Beatrice Grady. She was the re-
cipient of many beautiful presents. The
young folks amused themselves with
songs and games, after which a buffet
supper was served.
Among those present were the Misses
Lanigan. T.. Bailey r. Collier Myra
Collier. r. 4. Bailey, J. Shea, NJ. Shea.
NJ. Bradshaw, a. McCreight, r Par
sons. NJ. Foley. V. Bailey, c. Miller. h.
Santmeyer. Lillian and Geneavere san
tucci. and #. Miller. V. Grady. r. Foley,
and L. Foley. Among the out-Of-town
guests were Mrs. Mamie Shea. Mrs. c.
W. Dicllins. and Miss Maggie Grady, all
of Charleston. s c.
Misses Nellie and Aura Middle auff
and their brothers. Louis and Walter.
spent few days at Colonial Beach last
week
Frank Marscen has left for the
mountains. where he will stay until tho
opening of school.
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d Society," News and Chat of the Week D.

Marjarie l. Snare. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Snare, of Englewood,
\. j.
The engagement of Miss Grace w
McConnor, daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
=. S. McCOnnor, TO Lieut.. Roger Brooke
surgeon. L s. A. is announced The
wedding viii take place in the latter
part OF September. Their future home
viii be at Fort Bayard, n. NJ, where
Lieutenant Brooke is stationed
The wedding of Miss Pearl Sabin.
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs John L. Sabin,
to Capt Alfred w. BJornstad. l. 5. A.,
viii take place on OCTOBER 5.
Loren Fletcher. OF Minneapolis an
nounces the enga cement of his niece.
Miss Susanne Fletcher. 10 Capt. Henry
Green Cole. L. S. A
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Leaves the City.

w Smithers. of 1017 Florida avenue.
has sold his property and moved TO
Alexandria.
James R. Williams. of 1910 Maryland
avenue. has returned from a short stay
at Lara Va
Miss Mamie Hudson. of Luray. Va.
and James Basye Marsh. of Healths-
vile, Va. were married Monday evening
at the home of Mr. Marsh's brother. in
Twelfth street, the Rev r. r. Riedel
officiating. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Marsh left town for their future
home at Heathsville. Va.
Henry Brewood and family have re-
turned TO the city after a month camp
ing out They report a delightful outing
despite the downpour of rain that visit
ed them nearly every twenty-four hours
while they were living in their tent
Mrs. L. G Greater Of Cincinnati, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. c. W.
Harsh. at 1913 Maryland avenue, for a
month. has returned TO her home in the
Ohio city.
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and Mrs. Mally Mr. and Mrs John Con-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford, Mr.
and Mrs. John Crawford. jr., Louis Yer
million, o. L. Thorn, Miss Annie Yer
million, Mrs. Blanch Slant and Mrs
Nellie Layton
Mrs. Luther Hall and Ruby Hall have
just returned from several weeks visit
10 Trainers Fork Va
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engagements

Among the numerous army engage
ments just announced Is that of Miss
Marcia PaschaI, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. w Paschal, TO Capt. Arthur
Cranston. quartermsster, L. s ~, the
marriage TO take place In the early fail
Announcement is also made of the
engagement OF Lieut.. Charles Winder
Mason. ir-. Tenth Infantry. to Miss
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Continued from Tenth Page.)

double-header. The first contest went
10 Virginia by the score of 3 10 in
eleven innings. The second went 10
Rockville by to o.
Last week William Graft, whose farm
is near Derwood. thrashed his 1905 crop
of wheat. which produced splendid
yield. From a twenty-acre faliow field
he secured forty bushels per acre, and
from his corn land he got twenty bush
els per acre.
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At Leesburg German.

Miss Leila Steiner and A. X. Stratton.
OF this city. took part In the german
gwen by the Leesburg Assembly last
week.
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Goes to Maine.

Miss Edith Brown. has left for East
port. Ne. where she win visit her
grandmothe-, Mrs. c e Withereu
Miss Marie Woodward has left for
New York, where she VIII attend
school
Mr.. and Mrs S Quinn and family,
who have been spending the summer
at Harpers Ferry, have returned to
their home IN Brookland
A sewer Is being constructed in Jack
son street to remove tine large pond
OF stagnant water az the corner of
Twelfth and Jackson streets.
The Blue Bell Club, which has been
recently organized for the winter sea-
son, spent very pleasant day at Cab
IN John Bridge last Tuesday. The pres
ent members OF the club are the Misses
Marie Myers. Helen Scanned, Ella Sar-
geant, Rebecca Lennon. and Leslie Sar-
seant, Leroy Freas, Kirk Scammell.
Ralph HospitOl. and Robert ScanmeIl.
Mrs. Virgil Green, OF Twelfth and
Evarts streets. South Brookland. has
left for Jasper. Ind. where she will
visit many of her relatives and friends
Edward Hues, OF First street north
east VIII shortly move 20 Evarts street,
South Brookland
J. Parkinson, manager for House and
Hermann. has purchased a house IN
South Brookiaud and expects to move
into it in the near future.
The Oriole. Club mec at the home of
Mrs. Parsons. OF Twentieth and Frank
lin streets las Thursday evening. where
they spent a most enjoyable evening IL,
singing and games. among those pres
ent were the Misses Bianch and Ethel
Bailey. Catherine and Thelma Miller.
Louise Collier, Elsie Santmeyer and
Mabel Bradshaw
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Mrs Richard HARDWOOD Green of
Annapolis, has ISSUED invitations for the
marriage of her daughter. Miss Eveline
Clare Green, to Lieut.. John TreadweTl
Bowers. L. s. " The ceremony will
take place or Wednesday afternoon.
September 20. at o'clock, at St. Annes
Church. Annapolis.
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The Rev. F. b. Howden, OF st. John :
Protestant Episcopal Church. officiated
at a pretty but small wedding ar that
church last evening at o'clock. when
Miss Helen r. Kanode became the bride
of William L. Herbert. Only the imme-
date relatives were present, and there
were no ushers.
The bride. who is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Albert KanoGe. and a very
pretty blonde. was dressed in a soft
white gown trimmed with lace. She car
ried q large cluster OF white China
asters.
Miss Jenny r. Waddey a cousin of
the bride, was maid OF honor She, too
wore the daintiest OF white frocks and
her bouquet was also of white asters
tied with broad white satin streamers
that reached to the floor. Clayton
Thomas was the best man.
Lohengrin's wedding march was play
ed as the bridal party moved up the
aisle. and 20, Perfect Love" after the
ceremony.
Palms and white blossoms were used
decorations. both at the church and
at the home OF the groom's parents,
DR. and Mrs Herbert. where a supper
was served TO the bridal party.
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The marriage OF Miss Bessie SVEN
Morris to G.. Bernard Alvey will take
place the latter part of October. Miss
Morris is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Morris. Of Southeast Wash
in2tOn
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A most enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs William 2.
Lee. l2is q street southeast. the coca
sion being the eleventh birthday Of Ineir
daughter, Regina
Selections on the piano by The Misses
Naiinda Taylor, Pansy Carter. and
Regina Lee. comic songs by Master Ray
nond Wacker and the graphophone
added TO the amusement of the guests.
Games were indulged in until a late
hour. when refreshments were served
in the dining room. which was beauti-
fully decorated in fan flowers and potted
plants pink being the prevailing color.
The presents Were handsome and nu-
merous.
Those present We're Misses Pansy
Carter. MaliEda Taylor. Pearl English.
Ella SmallwooG. May Hooper. Beatrice
May. Helen Jones, Nellie Watkin, Flora
Tompson Edith Brown. Ruby Carter.
Evelyn Carter. Madselen Lee. and
Sterling Taylor. Ralph Carter. Roy Tay-
Matter Ferber, Herbert Schwartz. Ray
,nond Wacker. Lee Brady. William Lee.
William Smith and Raymond Hardin.
\ party was given Thursday night
i'm honor OF the twenty-frst birthday of
Lafayette Garner.
Games and dancing were INDUCED in
until a late hour. when the guests as
scmbled in the dining room, where a
supper was served.
Those nrssent were the Misses Edna
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Read Carefully

This is the fifteenth instanen of the Final Contest
One puzzle will be printed each Sunday, and The series will be
continued until all the competitors except have failed send
correct answers
That will win the chief prize of $3.50
Those who stay next longest in the competition will win The other
prizes in their order.
All must reach the Puzzle Editor Washington Sunday
Times before Thursday following the Sunday which the puzzles
rTinted bear post mark later than Wednesday.
The correct to the puzzles will be printed the Sum-
day following
When contestant sends an incorrect puzzle
fails to send in any time her will be dropped
The list.
card catalogue of contestants vino have qualified and whose
answers are still correct is kept.
Should competitors be lied for places the amount of the high
est prize involved will be paid to each.
Questions hereafter must be addressed the Puzzle Editor
writing. Nc oral communications will be received.
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Continued from Fourth Page.)

nncny the bride and bridegroom left
Washington for Atlantic City. where
they will spend their honeymoon. Mrs.
DeMoll is the granddaughter OF the late
Major George Hill. of Georgetown, and
is well known and popular in resident
circles
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Jarboe, Viola McDermott, Norma Garu-
er, Matte Bail. Pearle ChappIe. Bertha
Jarboe, Mayme LoughIin. Sadie Chap
pie. Alma Watson, Mary Garner, Jane
Thomas. and Helen JaTboe. Robert
Cook. William, Garner, Morgan Lough-
I'm. Frank McDermott, and Lafayette.
Garner. Mr. and Mrs. i. A Spittell, Mrs
~ l. Jarboe, Mr.. and Mrs l. J. Gar
ner. and Masters Harry and Frederick
Garner
Mary young folks spent Thursday
evening ar the residence OF Mrs de
GrossarI. 1905 Ninth street northwest,
where the birthdays of Misses Nettie
de Grossart and Loretto Goddard were
celebrated Miss Frances de Grossart
made the evening pleasant with song
and music. and was the attraction OF
the evening. Many games were played.
About 10 o clock the refreshments were
served The girls present were the
Misses Frances, Nellie. Nettie. Carrie.
and Mildred de Grossart, Loretto and
Grace Goddard, Louise Farr Elmer
Holman, Edna and Alma Kendrick. and
lola Rodier, while the boys were Claude
Farr, Willie Sweet, Tom Gibson.
Charles Stoddard, Henry whittleseye
Fred de Grossart, and Elmer and Rays
mond Lauter.
Miss BERTHE Andre, OF 41 Eighth
street southeast, entertained crowd
of merry folks Thursday evening in
honor of her fourteenth birthday. Mu-
sic. singing. and games of all kinds
were played. and the prizes were won
b. Miss Vivian Marshall and Miss Ger
trude Beckert
While a march was being played by
Miss Elsie Beckett. the guests passed.
INTO the large dining room, where re-
freshments were served.
Among those present were the Misses
Rosebud Johnson, Gertrude Beckert
I Led ISL
Beckett. Elizabeth Conner. Gertrude
Hughes. Lulu Narragation. and Vivian
Marshall; and Enrol Flood. Harry Scott.
Louis Conner. and Laundreville Ledoux
The " p L. Social Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. r. Collett at her resi-
derce. s17 New York avenue northwest.
/ Thursday evening, the game being eu-
chre
Among those present were Mai. Nc
Doweli Darlington. George w CoIIett,
Fred Reed. J J. Reed. 5r.. Charles B.
Zones. Mrs z K. Pestell. Miss n. Fra
G. j. COllett. As usual. J. J. Reed won
out with the honors ar checkers and
James Hudson at euchre. Refresh
ments We're served.
The n. p. L. Social Club also held .
meeting at Major Mcdowell CARING
toms Offices, last Monday evening. A
few of those present were Major Nc
Doweil Darlington. George w CoIletI.
Fred Reed J. j, Reed. jr.. Charles II.
Jones, Charles Davis. and others.
After the routine business was dis
posed of, G. W. collett took the chair
for the good of the club Many in
teresttng speeches We're made by the
members. and a debate was suggested
by Major Darlington for the next meet
ing. on What Is Profanity?
Members viii please be on hand at
the usual hour AZ Reed s, corner Of
sixth and r streets northwest, for this
important debate.
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Parties

Miss Frances A Hill. of Philadelphia
who mas been visiting relatives in
Washington for the past two months.
gave a farewell party last Thursday
night at leo Fourth street southeast. to
the young people who had entertained
her
Music. games. and light refreshments
afforded all present an opportunity for
a pleasant evening.
Among those present We're Misses
Mary, Nellie. and Jennie Maloney,
Grace Lynch. May Haley. Kate McAIlis-
ter, Irene Dickson: and Joseph I.ough-
Ian. Frank Clancy. Edward Carroll
Charles Retts. William Bradley Elmer
Tyre, Roger Moore, William Mari. and
Louis Payne
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Open-Air Sacred Concert Today
by Naval G. F. Band Take Pa. ave.
cars marked F and C going -
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a very quiet but pretty little informal
wedding occurred last Wednesday ar
ternoon at St. Aloysius' Church. Miss
Sarah EclIloff. daughter of Christian F.
EclSloR. of the District building. be
came the wife of John +. Byrne, son
of =. J. Byrne, of the Government
Printing Office.
The bride was attended by her brother
Louis c. Eckloff, while the groom had
as his best man his brother. George a
Byrne.
After the wedding the bride and groom
left for a trip to Boston by sea
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Mrs. F. E. Pratt. 1l12 East Capitol st
Mrs. Emma 3. Raglan, Box 1s7, Main
| Office.
Mrs. James z. Reed. 1929 Corcoran ST
Mrs. 7. A. Rice. 1877 sth st. NV.
Mrs. Anna B. Richardson, 1s2 10th st.
ne.
Mrs. W. C--Robbins. 1895 V st. NV.
Miss Lille RothwelI. Is Ninth ST ne.
Miss Z. n. Smith, es7 Massachusetts
ave. ne
Mrs. Clare z. Van NorsdaTl. IS S st.
NV.
Miss Margaret E. wickware. Postof-
fee Department.
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Mrs. T. D. Adams. II 4th st. &c.
Miss JEANNE Allen. 1910 9Th st. ne
Mrs. Paul NJ. Bryan. 141s Kenesaw
ave. NV
Mrs. f. NJ Calvert. 1924 18th st. NV.
Mrs. Jennie G. Calvert, sOS East Capt.
toll ST.
Mrs. r L Campbell. IS 9th st. ne.
Mrs. A T. Cowell. 1131 Yale St NV
Miss Bculah V. Doyle. Go. C st. ne.
Mrs. Julia L. Draper. 1ol5 Massachu-
sets ave. ne.
Mrs. c. s Eby, L st. NV.
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Miss Martha Everett, SD st. ne.
Miss Helen Ferguson, IS c st. ne.
Mrs. NJ B. Hazard. 214s Pennsylvania
ave. NV
Mrs Dora ]. B. Hendrix, 1919 Penn
sylVania ave. NV
Mrs. Ella F. Holt. s2s C st. ne.
Mrs Ada c. Latham, 41s d st. ne.
Miss Louise II. Livingston, coo2 18th st.
NV.
Mrs. Florence Lower, The Euclid.
Miss Rosa A May, 215s X st. NV.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Nelson. So G st. ne.