The Washington times., 1905-07-30

four birds. These matches always at
tract the members. and much interest IS
taken in them Messrs. Peyton, smith,
and Barber also tried their luck at the
traps, and made excellent scores
Miss Anna L. McGrath, of Capitol Hill,
who has been i'll at her home since May
is now thought to be recuperatlng-
Miss M. e Mccormick has gone 10
Northampton. Mass 49,,
No 331 East Capitol street has been
soIa nv ri F. Woodland to Daniel -
! Murphy for $500. -, of
Old Glory Camp, No. >, WoodrneI -
/ the World, held a crowded nneeI,hs y, !
,5a1, ,,igbt Of Weller's Hall, Eighth ana /
| streets southeast. Addresses were mace
| bv visiting officials, and seVerai io" |
members were admitted. Inc ih8Lie'so p
| of the local camps and those Oh .n
! naiebhorine States told of visit OF III
.asttoT Us he had recently paid to the
oanons of Maryland. supper was serve
> , - tho conclusion of the meeting an
a,ce1Ient program for future meetings
has been prepared by the entertainment
committee. ,ro,,.t,
Miss Laura Rutland, of 12 Tenth
s.roat southeast. left the city WedheS'
| dav morning for Alliance, Ohio wheIe
she will spend several weeks rom
there she will go to Windsor, can. 9he
will be out of the city for two molllils, m,
Second Lieut. John Newton 1oTiiiei
stationed at the Marine ban lachs, -
Southeast Washington, has been trans
! so.raa 10 the United States flagship
| Alabama. -
| hoard of marine officers has con-
yapad ut the Marine Barracks under IN
s+r,7c+ions to consider the question OF
| most exchanges. and to recommend reg
IIations for their government The
board consists of Major ]. \. Lejeune,
Major l. ]. Magi1l. assistant adjutant'
and Major H ]. Matthews, assistant
quartermaster.
Corporal Miller, stationed at the Ma
rine Barracks, successfully underwent
an operation for appendicitis Wednes-
day.
George Click. jr., has left the city for
! Edinburg. Va.
Mrs. e. A. Haines. of Capitol Hill.
has returned from a visit of several days
with friends near Bailston, Va.
Mrs. e J Nottingham has gone to
London, Nd.
Mrs. Sophia r. Fritz. of iii T street
southeast. and Frederick Howard were
married at St. Peters Church Wednes-
day evening. Father O'Brien officiated.
Only the immediate friends and Tela-
tives of the family were present. Vio-
I
bride. We're maids Of honor, and Miss
Lizzie Nallie was the matron of honor,
! John NaIly was best man. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Howard went
to the latter's home on T street,
| where they received their friends from
I to Il The house was beautifully deco
rated and the bride received many
| handsome presents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harmer, of 420
Tenth street southeast. have returned
from a delightful visit to Mrs. Harmers 8
parents at Harpers Ferry. ". Va.
Mrs. H. J. Brown has gone to Exeter.
n. H, where she will remain through
out the fall
Mrs F. B. Curtis accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Minnie Barnett Cur
, It's, has left the city for North Water
| loo, Me, where they are guests OF Miss
Eta Chadbourne at her cottage on
Lake OssiDee.
Driver Ward. of No s engine house,
returns from his furlough today.
Private Lusby. of No. S engine house
; leaves today on his annual furlough of
twenty days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Conway have
: | gone to the Aurora House, Aurora, w
Va, for several weeks
An unusually pretty birthday celebra-
ton took place at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Brewer, 664 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, Tuesday night, the occasion
being the fourth natal day of their lit
tie son, Nathaniel. After the young folks
: had enjoyed many games. refreshments
were served Nathaniel received MANY
handsome presents. Those present were
John Robertson, Anna Conner. John
White. Edna White. Albert BuckIer,
: Benjamin Truitt, Clark Risler, Fred
Burgess. Catherine Burgess, Doris
Clubb, Revelle Houtzman, the Rev and
Mrs. Truitt, the Misses E,f1ie Rowe,
Frances Rowe. Annie Brewer Edna
Truitt Mrs H. B. White Mrs. Walter
Burgess, Mrs. Charles Bogert; Messrs.
n. Brewer, John Brayshaw, and Cheno-
with.
Parker A Nelson, of 622 A street. has
accompanied the members of his family
{ to Yellowstone Park, Col.
Miss Frances A. Hin. of Philadelphia.
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Mary A Barr.
of Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Kress and her son are visiting in
Lancaster. Pa.
D Clarence F. Atwil1, superintendent of
T construction for the quartermaster's de-
i partment. L. S. A, at Manila. p /, who
has been making an extended tour of
1 the world, including in his travels Japan,
e Italy, Egypt, Germany, and other coun-
|
a visit to his sister. Mrs. C. c. Barber. of
= 412 South Capitol street
i The premises, 14S North Carolina ave-
e nue. southeast have been sold by Ed
, mund Brady to Frederick r. Sparks for
So, 500
g Miss Stella Hart. of Capitol Hill, sail
T cd Tuesday on the Ryndam from JERSEY
q City, on a tour of Holland. France, and
= England.
= Mrs. S. B. Galloway and her son. of
CAB i street southeast, are visiting Mrs
= Galloway's brother. at Clifton Forge
e Va.
n John McDonoush has transferred his
= property. lot 13. square 1862. Fifteenth
e street southeast, between d and T.
c streets. to Emma s Watkins.
The Rev. T. c. Easton, D. D. together
t with his wife and daughter, are spend
S ing a vacation of six weeks at Newton.
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