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The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-29
JOHN W. DUDLEY, 
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going notice be published i'll tho ALAskA- .i.RcsPECToE, weekly newspaper of general :IrCCluttUD, pUDli1hS4 et Valdez, Alaska, fer period of ten consecutive weeks, which l. hereby GesIgnats ss the newspaper published nearest tho lsp9 describeQ in said application.
 JOHN W. DUDLEY, ; egiser of U. S Lshd Office, Juneau, Alaska. Lac of first pub,. Sept 2o, 1906.
 JOHN P. FAY. attorney for applicant 4e-ANs New York Block, Seattle Wash. Mineral Application No. no.
 6. Land O1ise, Juneau, Masks,
 August 70, lyeG, Notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance K Chapte Six CD of Title Thirty-tw0 (s2) of ths Revised Statutes Of the United States tho ua..~ dersigned, the. .Hubbard-Eiliott Copper NinaG~ Development Company of Alaska. corpors., tion, organi zed anu existing under and by vi,. tue or the laws Gf the State or Washington, and fully qualified to do aud doing business in tha. District oi Alaska acting by and through its duly designated officer, authorized agent and. attorney ln fact, Charles G.HUbbard, whoAp- postottlce address is Room All New York Blsck, seattle, ashlngton, claiming the LaWton an<k- Leland contagious lcdes mining claim, veiIL or, mineral deposit, bearing copper, Site, is about 10 make application to the United states for patent 10 said contiguous l0da mining claim, and said LSWtOn AilN site, which are more fully described as tsS metes and bounds by the official plat herewith posted and by the field notes oi survey thereof, being Mineral Survey No S62 4 and E, now on file ln office ot the Register 0f the Juneau Land, District, District of Alaska, which f.ld notes of survey describe the boundaries and extent or said contiguous lodes mining claim and the; to-Wit:
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-29
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used up although it stood the wear of the ice and storms in the Arctic in good shape, It would not have lasted another season.
 The previous record for point
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Thence \ l2 dog r min l., variction, 29 deg &
 Lnip E.
 iH IL Elliott creek, course W. SG5.72 1t to cor No. 1, the place of beginning, Containing l02tS acres, This claim is further described aS being sit
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
Mrs. Welsh's at Home.

One of the most pleasant social events
of the season was an at home gwen
by Mrs. William Wallace Walsh, or TINS
place. on Tuesday last from 3 TO ?. m
The hal! and stairway were beauliiully
trimmed with laurel. evergreens, and
NOTED plants, while many lights beneath
coIored shades, threw soft glow over
ali.
The hostess received in the parlcr be
fore a mass OF magnificent palms inter
sDersed with fragrant flowers, and was
SISTED by Mrs. and Miss Hughes, OF
Washington; Mrs. ] l. Burnett. Mrs.
Lee Offutt. Mrs. Hickerson, and Miss
SOPHIE Higgins. of Rockville, After
greeting the receiving party the guests
were invited TO the dining room, presided
over by Miss McOmber, of Washington;
Miss Mary Higgins, Mrs, J. Arthur
Kemp Mrs George Stone, Mrs Robert
BayIes. and Mrs. Philip Stansoury. The
table. with its candelabra, vases OF
ionQuils. dainty china and cut glass,
was much admired, and all did justice
10 the salads, waters, chocolate, coffee,
and other delicacies with which Il was
laden.
In the library Miss Anna Farquhar
served ices, cake. sailed almonds. nuts.
etc In the adjoining room. where punch
was served by the Misses Kingdom and
Higgins, Of Rockville: Miss Taylor, OF
Virginia, and Miss Alexander, Of Texas,
was a bower Of beauty, and one Of the
attractions Of the afternoon Miss
Rosalie Armstrong sang several solos.
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
JULIAN Y. WILLIAMS,
Alexandria Councilman, Who Is Con-
fined to His Home With Illness.

D. T. WEIGH, soprano; William Mac
Farland, tenor, and Charles +. Roberts.
basso
Mrs. Joseph Klein, of 81 Third street
southeast, is visiting friends in New
York
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Grant. who
have been visiting Miss Jessie Grant
a { 1923 East Capitol street. have return
ed to their home In Boston.
A birthday party was given last week
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs W. T.
Randolph, 1876 Z street southeast IN
honor of their sons twenty-frst birth
day. Those present We're Misses Minnie
Clarkson, Matte Brisbin, Kathryn
Brisbin, May Clements. Reeda Kennedy,
Ida Taylor. Lille Beck, Nellie Burke,
Ella Davidson, Marie Killerman, Ger
trude Killerman, g. Bull, Mabel Glad
man, Mary Meehan, Belle Smith, Carol
Saunders. Floyd Cornwall. Wilbur Glenn
ents, Frank Happolt. James Burdette,
T. Burdette, George Gebhart, Sol Burke.
VIII Olive, Clarence Brooks, John
Holmes, Loris Antrim, Cleve Randolph.
Mrs. Alice Holden, Amy Buckbee, h
Burdette. l. Hunt, a Beck. Mr.. and
Mrs. John RyesOn, Mr. and Mrs Paul
Minor, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph.
Miss Lucie Hebb. OF St. Mary's COun-
ty, Md, who has been visiting Rev. and
Mrs Mitchell. has returned to her
home
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
Meeting of Friendly League.

The members of the Friendly League
assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. NJ. Frazier. 141 Maple avenue, Thurs
day evening. where they were enter
tanned at a Colonial party.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. =. r Harnish. Mr.. and Mrs l.
NJ. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A GTiswold
Mr. and Mrs. Z L. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles f. Roberts. Mr.. and
Mrs Warren ToIson. Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son KARI Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Mar
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.. Burr,
DR.. and Mrs. z. Z. Roberts. Mr- and
Mrs L. J. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs N. G.
Lee. Mr. and Mrs ". *. Grahme. Mr.
and Mrs. William Marshall, DR.. and
Mrs. r. A Pyles. Mr.. and Mrs A g
Emo. Mr.. and Mrs George o. Watson,
and Masters Samuel and George Frazier
Pans have been prepared by James
Arnold for the erection of two frame
dwellings on Monroe street, near Grant
street. Anacostia. J. y. Conway may
build house on Nichols Avenue near
Morris road.
Brainard II Warner has transferred
lot III. Garfield, to the trustees OF the
Immediate Aid Society No. I. Of Car
field ID c
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BOolllingda1e

MT and Mrs Hiram s Holton. Of In
annapolis and Crown Point. Ind. are
VISITING their son and his wife. Mr. and
SITS Iioyt A Holton, at their residence.
~ First street northwest.
Mrs Adam Brandt. Of SO7 nj street
northwest, entertained recently at a
luncheon given in honor of her cousin
Mrs. Nondy, of New York. The g,1ast :
included Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. 7. Snoot
Mrs l. Smith, Mrs. c. B. Lower. Mrs
= Knight, Mrs. ], NJ. Herfurth. Miss p
Jordan. Mrs A. Leith. Mrs. G. s. Johan-
sen. Mrs. 9 R e. Elwood. Mrs. NJ \.
Best Mrs. L. Shoudheimer, Mrs. c.
Marks, and Miss B. Brandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Barker. of 1921 First
street northwest, lost their baby. An
drey f. Barker, last week. The child
was only seven months old
Memorial Chapel. corner of Fifth and
2 streets northwest, was the scene of
a very enjoyable concert recently. in
which a number of local artists partici-
pated- The entertainment was given for
the benefit of the Memorial Chapel Sun,
day school and was under the direction
of Nena. Palmer, Rasa P. Mertz, and
William W. Greene.
The chapel was well filed and the
following program was rendered.: Cor
net solo, Our Nation" Stuart Dewey;
soprano solo. "A Son of the Desert Am
L. flute solo, Joseph Steiner: reading,
Breaking Off," Katie Young: soprano
solo, i Love You,'' Mrs. Walter =.
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Guests Who Were Present.

Among the many guests were Ms
Samuel Riggs, Mrs Robert Peter. Mrs
Ella Anderson, Mrs. Harry Dawson
Mrs. Charles Prettyman. Mrs. Charles
Maddox. Mrs. Otis IAnthicum. Mrs. c.
H Mannar. Mrs Edward Anderson
Mrs Charles Albert. 1Irs. George Lamar.
Mrs Spencer, Mrs. S b. Haney. Mrs.
Carey kingdom, Mrs. Arthur Gleason.
Mrs Charles BEARD. Mrs Albert Al
money. Mrs. Sweeney. Mrs Frank Hig-
gins, Mrs. II. w. Talbot. Mrs. r. H.
Stokes. Mrs. Ribble, Mrs. John Brewer,
Mrs Rulings, Mrs. y. D. Offutt. Mrs
George Henderson, Mrs r. 9. WarheId.
Mrs, Brown, Mrs. Clinton AIlnutt, Mrs.
Theodore Mason. Misses Lizzie and Nam
ME Prettyman, Daisy Hege. Eliza and
hose Armstrong, Emily and Nettie Eng
land, Belle Kingdom, Margaret Dawson.
Cotton. Lille Bennett, Agnes and Ma
ME Matlack, Lille Anderson. Barry
Albert, Annie Maddox, Beulah White
Mrs. Edwin Smith. Mrs. c. A. Wilson
MRS, Ihom2s J. Packard, Mrs. Charles
h hite, Mrs Deliver Misses AIaryy
l-Edd9ne Mamie Hogg, Helen Nourse
cecilia Marsden. and Lucy Simpson.
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
Birthday Party.

The home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Burckiey, 1903 Fourth street northwest,
was the scene of a merry gathering last
week. the occasion being the fourth
birthday anniversary of their son. Lloyd
The children enjoyed themselves with
games, songs and other amusements. af-
ter which refreshments were served.
Among those present We're Misses Ella
Hilderbrand, Grace Bowles. Eva Bowles
Marie Tippet, Florence and Louise Hal
finger, Elsa FOwle, Virginia Poole,
Ethel Nicholson. and Masters Walter
Fowle. julius Nicholson, and Lloyd
BurckIey.
Miss Freda We'll entertained last week
in honor of her guest, Miss Eichengreen,
of Phila delphia.
The Misses Ritter gave a party last
Thursday night. The feature OF the eve
ming was a spider web game, when
every one present followed the spider
and received a present. Among those
present were Mrs. Ritter, Misses Bertha
and Florence Ritter, Mr. and Mrs Shell
lenberger. Misses Fannie Reed. Carrie
Dillon. Sallie Gaven, Lottie Barnes.
Katie O'Brien, Katie Leonard, Ida
Frankner, Mrs. Jennie FlagIer Mrs.
Dillon Fowler, Miss Emma Fowler:
Frank Ritter, Charles Ritter, Jack Nor
ris, Scoyt Cline, William Fowler Lee
Morality. James Hayes. Arthur Brew,
George Williams ana Mr.. SheIlenberger.
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
Their Thirtieth Anniversary.

Nj. and Mrs. r, X. Lundy celebrated
the thirtieth anniversary of their mar
rage at their home, sos North Carolina
avenue southeast. They received
number of beautiful presents and the
congratulations of many friends. The
guests were entertained at compass
whist. after which refreshments were
served. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Z. p Goodrich. Mrs. NJ. 3.
Hazard, Dr. and Mrs. J. b. Nicolas,
Mrs N 3. Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. L.
b Smith. Mrs W. J. TTUne. Mr. md
Mrs. f. X. Lundy. Miss J. w. Burns,
Miss a. H Fuller. Miss +. p. Hillman,
Miss Rebecca Stoneroad, Miss Ida
Thompson, DIT. NJ. 5. Brown. Messrs-
7. d. Fletcher. J. c. Kondrup, W. D.
Lundy, B. W. Murch. and S. \, Swear
ington.
The contest for the enrolment of new
members in the Sunday school OF the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
Fourth and B streets southeast. has been
in progress for several weeks. Buttons
of two colors. red and blue, We're ChOs-
en- to represent the opposing partici-
pants. designating new scholars. Prizes
were offered BY the leaders OF the dlt
ferent colors to the pupils on either side
members. one hundred and six new
students were added 10 the rolls. The
winners were Daniel Brewer for the
blues. and Miss Irene Kelley for the red.
Simeon Rising. of Princeton, Is the
guest of his sister. Mrs. lie Roy Parker,
OF East Capitol street.
Mrs. Mark Blum. who has beea visit
ing relatives in Newark, n, J., and
Brooklyn. n. Y. has returned to her
home. 1910 South Carolina avenue
Miss Grace d. Lynch entertained her
classmates of St Cecelia's Academy at
a euchre party at her home. ~ Fourth
street southeast The guests were
Misses Mary MaIoney, Catharine Meal
lister. May Haley, Jennie Maloney.
Goree Penen. Veronica Lynch. Carrie
Dore. Mary Madigan. Agnes Neil. Nellie
Lecaine Frank and Nellie Maloney.
The Blue Bell Club gave mask
party at the home Of its secretary,
Miss Grace Hazard, 1904 B street south
east. The parlors and dining rooms
were tastefully decorated. Among those
present were Misses Alice Darr. Clara
Ryon. Alma Phumprey, Irene CalIan,
| Meta Carrick, Emily Jeffries. Ilion A.
Prender. and Messrs. Frank. WoodfieId,
Robert Tomlin. Frank Bohanan, Felix
Caldwell Ferdinand Darr. and Charles
Stern. Ten Club members who We're
present were Misses Elsie. Elizabeth.
and Sophia Manroe. Marie and Rose Ad-
deedsua, Grace Hazard, Ruth and
| Francis Scott Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
/ Hazard, Samuel Hazard. and Miss Al
ma Hazard Mrs. Fred Bradford and
] daughter
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
Back From Honeymoon.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner L. BOothe
have returned from their honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs II. {. Leef. of Lynch
burg. who have been visiting friends
in this city. have returned home.
William II. Greenwich, who has been
sick at his home on Prince street, is
recovering.
A. G. Uhler paid visit to Florida
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Hill have re
turned from a visit to resorts along
the Florida coast.
Capt Herbert Bryant had as his
guest last week his son-in-law. DR.. T.
J. Kirkpatrick, L s A
Harry Smoot, of Rappahannock
county. was the guest of friends in
this city last week.
The Misses Garner. OF South Fair
fax street. had as their guest last week
Miss Hattie Burnett. Of Lynchburg.
DR.. J. II. Bitter cut his hand badly
last week by falling on a piece of
glass
Harrison E. LyIes filled the position
OF assistant marketmaster temporarily
last week
E. II. O'Brien. jr.. Of Wilmington
Del. is quite sick at the home of his
parents in this city.
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
Surveys for Steel Plant.

Surveyors have been busy at GiesborO
Point laying of the lines for seven
buildings for the Firth-Sterling Steel
Company, of McKeesport, Pa, which
will locate its prCjectile factory at Gles-
b0ro. Each building will be 10 by 300
feet. including q foundry of the same
dimensions The surveyors have been at
work for several weeks, and the con-
struction work viii be pushed ahead as
rapidly as possible.
While working in his shop at 315 Mon
roe street Friday afternoon. Salvador
Isabel, a shoemaker. became suddenly
Ill. and had 20 be taken to the Provi-
denCe Hospital.
A series of special services IS in pro
gTess at the Garden Memorial Presby-
terrain Church on Minnesota avenue.
Monday evening the Rev. Titus Z.
Davis, the pastor Of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, Washington, de-
iivered an address. The Rev. George II.
Cummings, the pastor of the Garden
Church, spoke Tuesday The Rev. ..
w. Skellenger conducted The services
Wednesday, and Thursday evening the
Rev. DR.. Wightman. of Washington
officiated. Friday evening the Rev. DIT
Davis again took charge Of the meet
ing. These services will be continued
indefinitely
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
Brakeman's Hand Mashed.

John WhitIOCk. a brakeman on the
Southern railway, had one Of his hands
badly mashed last week, while at work.
Policeman Stewart Jones, while
walking along the street last week,
slipped on a piece of ice and sprained
his ankle
Andrew Sullivan has been appointed
driver of the Reliance hose wagon,
Mrs. Susan Smoot, Miss Lulu Smoot
and Miss Cora Smoot left Alexandria
last week TO spend some time at At
lantic City.
Hugo HeTfuth. jr.. and Mr.. Tats-
paugh. left Alexandria last week for
trip TO Palm Beach and Havana
Miss Grace Anderson. who has been
visiting Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, at
the executive mansion, in Richmond,
has returned to her home in this city.
Miss Catherine NJ. Collins has re
turned TO her home in Banch, Va,
after a visit TO Miss Ethel Larmond,
of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. L EiChberg had as
their guests last week. Mrs. Max Fay
and Mrs. Bertha Bacher. Of PhiladeI-
phia and Mrs Morris Lippman. Of
Jersey City
ed Alexandria-W Washington Lodge of
Masons at the banquet at Beverley,
Mass, has returned home.
Mrs. Max ROSenfeld had as her
guest Mrs. A. Kaller, OF Jersey City,
last week.
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
Entertained Alpha Charity Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Scott. OF Sum
ner avenue, entertained the mem beTs
of the Alpha Charity Club of AnacostIa
at their home Tuesday evening Last
when the ninth anniversary of the or
ganization was celebrated. The special
feature of the meeting was the annual
supper at which twenty members were
present including Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Pendleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Queen. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyles, Mr.. and Mrs. Co
lumbus Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Taylor, Misses Banks, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Kibbey, Mr.
Green, Miss Frances Cartwright. Mtsters
Matthew and Lawrence Taylor and
Claude Amos. Mrs. Leila Amos Pendle-
ton, the president, was the recipient Of
a large bunch of flowers, presented by
Mrs Eva KiDbey.
The marriage Of Miss Sarah E. Thomp-
son and George +. Perkins, both of Oxen
Hill, Prince George county, Md, tool
place Monday evening last in the rectory
Of St Teresa Church, Anacosta,
The ceremony was performed by the
assistant pastor, the Rev N. Z Egan.
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
Mrs. Leadbeater's AT Homes.

Mrs. Clarence c. Leadbeater will be
at home Wednesdays in March. at 414
North Washington street.
Miss Margaret Kirk, of Baltimore. and
Miss Ethel Smith. of Washington, have
returned to their homes after a visit to
II. Kirk. in this city.
Miss Fannie Dixon. who has been
visiting friends at Louisville, KY. has
returned TO her home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Keys had as
their guest last week, Mrs, H. Harrison,
of Baltimore.
Charles +. Bremen and Miss Mary
f Williams. both Of this city, were
married at the parsonage of St. Mary $
Church. last week. by the Rev. Father
Cutler Miss Maggie Williams, a sister
of the bride. was maid Of honor, and
Arthur Walsh acted as best man. After
the wedding a reception was rendered
the newly married couple at the home
of A z. Warning, in South Alfred
street.
The Rev. Clarence Ernest Ball.
formerly pastor Of Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church here but now OF
Mt. Savage, Nd, was a visitor in Alex
andria last week.
Miss Fannie Washington and Miss
Mary Dent last week entertained the
Junior Card Club at the home of Miss
Dent. in North Washington street.
The Washington times., 1906-03-04

gently with these gentlemen since leav-
ing here.
Miss LaVania Dawson entertained the
Small and Early Club on Friday night
at her home. The evening was taken
up with the playing of games appro-
pirate to George Washingtons Birthday
Those present We're Margaret Dawson,
Mary Brewer. Amelia Alexander, Mar
garet Stokes, Virginia Lamar. Laura
Higgins, Marie Jones. Fannie Peter,
John Martin, Lloyd Brewer, Bacne
Albert. Lee Kemp, hoy Warfeld, Rob
ert Higgins, Eddie Dawson. Val Wilson,
George Brewer. Julian Whiting, George
Alinutt. and William Stalnaker-
Mr.. and Mrs William Dorsey enter
tanned a number of friends at cards
Washington's Birthday.
The gentlemen wore souvenir hatchets
and the ladies punches of cherries. The
prizes were won by Messrs. Charles j.
Maddox, Thomas Vinson, George All
mutt Mrs. Ella Anderson, Miss Mary
Lyddane. and Mrs. c. J, Maddox
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Offutt, Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Brunett,
Mr.. and Mrs John Maddox. MIR. and
Mrs. Charles ]. Maddox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward c. Peter, Mr.. and Mrs George
n T. y
son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry A Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Kemp. 5frs- Henry
Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dorsey. Mrs.
Roberts. of Baltimore: Miss Mary Lyd-
dane. Miss Ethel Lyddane. Miss Annie
Maddox. Messrs. Stephen Quigley,
George Aunut, Robert Hilton, Thomas
Vinson, and Mr.. a. Spear, Of Washing
ton.
On Saturday evening following
Mr. and Mrs Dorsey repeated
I the program and invited young
/ er set of people. Prizes were won
/ by Messrs, Ralph Jones. Lee Dorsey
/ Edward Anderson. Mrs. Lee Dorsey
/ Mrs. George Henderson, and Miss Mary
Trail. Those present were Mr. and Mrs
! George Henderson, Mr.. ard Mrs. Theo-
/ dore Mason, Mr. and Mrs. 9. A. Beard
/ Mrs. Roberts, MI. and Mrs Lee Dor
I sey. Prof Martin, stephen Quisiey, aho
! Misses Mary Trail, Helen Talbot, Mar
paret Moore, Eliza Choate, Mary Lyd-
dane, Ethel I4yddane. Annie Heariey
Rosa Williams, Virgie Brewer. Louise
! FCdnlonston, Cora Edmonston, Rost
4 Armstrong, Margaret Dawson, Llli'
! Anderson, Marie Jones, Sue Cotton ana
/ Nessrs. Charles Jones. Ralph Jones
/ Walter Williams, George Allnutt, KoD
ert Hilton. Edward Anderson, SommeT
Vile Dawson. Darby Bowman, a
/ Speare, Lee Kemp. William Stalnaker
and others.
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
Harries-Norris Wedding.

Miss Marion X Harries and Ralph
". Norris. OF North Vernon, Ind. were
married recently at the home Of the
bride, $40 Florida avenue. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. J. A
Price, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Only members Of the family
and q few intimate friends were pres
ent Miss Ruby Shaner played the we'd
ding marches and during the ceremony
Dr. William =. Harrfes, brother of the
bride. sang 20, Promise Me" the ac-
compartment being played by Miss
ShaneT
The bride was handsomely gowned
in white Swiss. with lace and ribbons,
and carried Bride roses. She -Hsas At
tended by her sister. Miss Florence 5.
Harries. Horace D. Rouzer was best
man After the ceremony the couple
stood in a bower of palms and received
the hearty congratulations of those
present Refreshments were then
served, after which the newly married
couple departed on their honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs Norris viii be at home
after March /, at $40 Florida avenue
northwest.
c. Bennett and a D. Bennet entertain
ed the Maine Euchre and Pleasure Club
at a .suchre party recently. The sue
cessful contestants for prizes were Mrs.
]. f. Kelly. and T. Z. Bennett, first; Miss
Irene Brown and c. Bennett, second;
Miss Lillian Drake and c. Ross. conso-
Iatfon. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. T. D. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs \.
u. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs c. Y. Hunt. Mrs. J. F Kelly,
Mrs J. Dreamer, Mrs. NJ l. Armstrong.
Mrs NJ Allen. Mrs NJ. Murphy. Miss
Irene Brown. Miss Lillian Drake, Miss
Bessie Bishop, Miss c. Kramer. Miss May
Kelly Miss B Coleman. \. Bishop. "
Williamson, NJ. W. Kelly. c. Ross. J.
Ourand. P. King. W. Bennett. ana -.
Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swami, OF 2021 Fourth
street northwest. lost their baby son,
Henry. last week. The child was only
three days old.
Mr. Raymond Chatfield, Of 81 Rhode
Island avenue northwest. recently enter
tanned a number of HIS Technical High
School friends. The house was deco
rated with his class coIors-red and
gray-while the floral decorations were
red lilies and foliage plants. The guests
were Misses Clark, Doran. GOnzenbach,
Jones, Kelly, Miller, all Of Technical
High School; and Miss O'Daniel, Of
Eastern High School. and Miss Punten-
ney. OF Central; Messrs. Burson. Baben-
dreiT. Court Davis Fishback, Schmidt,
and Darlington
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Rockville

Social life here has been very active
during the past week Card parties. re.
ceDtions, marriages, and visiting friends
have had the attention of the social set.
Joseph Gilman and Miss la A. Wood
field. of Germantown, were married here
by Rev. S. r. White.
Miss Cora Ward. of Washington
Grove, has gone to Washington to spend
several weeks with relatives and friends.
Messrs, Thomas Fairfax, of Virginia,
and Benjamin Fairfax. of Washington.
were the guests of the Misses Ward, at
Washington Grove last week
Jesse Z. Butt, of Tenleytown, and
Miss Gussie Slater, o. Washington. We're
married here last Tuesday evening by
Rev. +. /. Woolf.
During the past week Charles z.
Sommers, located at Elizabethtown,
KY, assisting in the publication of the
News; George c. Dawson, of South Da-
kota. in the Government service; and
Porter Garrett, Omaha, in the mercan-
tile business, have been visiting rela-
tives and friends here. Time has dealt
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ANaCOSua

The Rev. Dr.. Weston. OF the Fifth
BAPTIST Church. Washington, made an
address at the Anacostia Baptist ChuTch
last Friday evening. His subject Was
The Girl We All Want to Marry"
Mrs. r ]. Farrell, Of % Washington
street. is entertaining as her guests her
sisters. the Misses Emma and JAMIE
Langley, OF Hughesyille, Charles county,
Md
Following IS tEe program Of services
at ST. TeIesa's Church, corner Wash
ington ana Fillmore streets, during the
Lenten season: Mass viii be celebrated
each morning AT S O'Clock. An address
will be delivered by a visiting priest
each Sunday evening. Services, consist
ing OF stations OF the cross, will be held
every Friday evening The Rev. Father
McCullOm, of Baltimore, preached at the
Ash Wednesday evening service.