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The Washington times., 1906-04-29
Death of Henry Stevens.

The death OF Henry Stevens. father Of
Dr. A. II. Stevens. OF the Pension Of
flee. occurred Friday morning at the
home OF his son. 20 Nichols avenue The
deceased. who was seventy-One years Of
age. was well-knOwn IN this section,
having resided with his son here for
several years before his death Funeral
services we're held Tuesday afternoon
his home and interment was in Wood
lawn Cemetery.
The patients and employees at the Gov
ernment Hospital FOR the Insane were
entertained IN the large assembly hall
Of the Institution Friday night by Ed
ward Brigham. or New York who gave
a program Of songs and recitations
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Haines. Of 80
Jackson street, entertained the members
and friends OF the Epworth League OF
the AnacOstia Methodist Episcopal
Church at social held al their home
Friday evening last
The Rev. E Tennyson Smith. who
has been conducting temperance meet
ings at the different churches in the
city for the past several weeks. spoke
al the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church, Jackson and Pierce streets
Friday evening. A large delegation or
Rechabites We're among the number Of
visitors. The choir OF the church. under
the direction OF Daniel c. Smithson. rem
dered several selections The invocation
was pronounced by the Rev II n
Geren. pastor OF the Anacostia Baptist
Church. after which the Rev. Charles
o. Isaac. pastor of the Anacostia Meth
odist Episcopal Church. read an appro-
pirate Scripture
The executive committee OF the Hills
dale Citizens Association met at the
home OF Secretary r. L. Wilkinson.
Nichols and Sumner avenues. Tuesday
night, with Allan Jackson, the chair
man. -Qresiding The feature OF the
meejiAs was the direction Of the secre-
tary to communicate with Commissioner
Macfarland In regard 20 choosing a date
when the Commissioner might address
the association The secretary has since
been informed by Commissioner MaCfar-
land that owing 20 the number Of Con
gressional affairs now claiming his en-
tire attention he will not be able 20
make AN engagement with the assocla-
ton before the adjournment Of Con-
greSS.
The following appointments were made
in the association at the same meeting
J. g. Bruce. 10 member OF executive
committee. vice J. H Parker, f G.
Hoffman. 10 the craftsmanship Of com
mittee on schools. vice J. H .Dade. J.
l. Watson TO Craftsmanship OF the com
nlittee on. lights. vice r H Lewis J
r. Harris to member Of executive com
mittee vice J. +. SmOOt.
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BuYs r-zon Acres

george H. Earle jr-, OF Philadelphia.
Pa. recently purchased about / 700 49,
OF land lying between Rock Greek a,6
Norbeck. comprising A number Of farms
among which IS the Charles Albert fan,
ana upon this the 3verseer. T II R,,r-
riss, will set out 5000 white pine trees
where lately large body Of native
pines was cut down
At an election held al Glen Echo ~,
Monday last. a vote was cast in favor
Of issuing bonds TO the amount Of s.. 90
Tor the purchase and repair OF the water
works. which We're built bv RaItzle,,
Brothers some years ago at cost Of
Sh7,Vo- This election was held under
the provisions Of a law passed az the
last session Of the State legislature
The response Of our people 70 Mayor
Talbotts appeal for aid 10 the suffer
ers by the earthquake in California and
the great rire in San Francisco was
prompt and hearty. Saturday night. al
though the weather was inCIement. A
number OF citizens assembled in the
town han and organized by eIectiuE
Mayor Talbot chairman. and Frank
Higgins. secretary. Subscriptions then
made amounted 20 more than 500
A committee composed OF Henry Rel
singer, Thomas Dawson. Dr. Claiborne
H. Mannar. r H Stokes " Z. Bur
dette. W. ". Welsh. c. Norman Bouic.
and Philip y. Laird was appointed 20
solicit subscriptions. Mr.. Laird being
named as treasurer. with instructions
10 report on Monday night At that
time the reports showed total coIIec-
tions OF S433IS
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Given Surprise P1rtv.

MISS Edna c. Taylor was surprfsed
DS number Of her friends tat her
nome. Is Florida avenue northeast
Tuesday evening. The eveptn.. -
spent. IN playing games and the prtzAs
were awarded 20 Miss Katherine An
derson and Arthur Trogner Eacb
suest carried away UNIQUE souvenir
refreshments were served Tbosa
present were Misses Gertrude C,fht.-
margaret Gibbs. EsteUa Hunt Res,,IsI
Boss. Annie LOtan. Margaret 'Paterso-,
Jennie Birch. Edna Taylor. Katberf1e
Anderson. Helen RouI. Anna Prou,ra
ana George Hunt. Samuel Tompk:ns
arthur TTogner. Roland Trocuer VIZ
nam Hammett. Edward Pedy. Bernie
Gagin' Elmer Negul. Mrs William p
Taylor. and Mrs r A King
a meeting Of Friendship Lodge. No
a. international Order Of Good Tenn
piars. was held IN MeIford Hall EIpbtb
and ! streets northeast. Monday 60
ing visitors were present from Min
nehaha and Perseverance LODGES 80
Hichard WaldrOn. chief templar nra-
sided over the meeting. One of tba
features Of the evenings business
transactions was the aduittance to
mem mbership Of William Gray. who was
Identified with the order for rnan,,
years in California Several specfal
matters were disposed Of. after which
Il SOCIAL session was held The good
or the order program was long and in
terestng Talks We're made by I I
Corby. grand chief; J. c. Foster. 6 "
russell William Gray. and Mrs I L.
Corby
Mrs. F 3 Brock entertained the
members OF the Abracadabra Club at
her home. 27s Massachusetts s,.e,,,-s
northeast. Wednesday evening NJ
Brock presided over the meeting s,d
the answers 10 roll call were Quota
uons from Emerson. The program in
Guided piano solo. -Tarrentella.-
Birds Of the District OF Columbia ana
Vicinity, Mrs. II r Williams. so1o
The Violet" Miss Murray. Refresh
ments were served
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Pumphrey. Carrie Riddle. Julia Pierce
Carlotta williams Miss Annie G Nlch-
olson. Miss p. =. Warner. Riley A Muir
ray. Lorick Pierce. and Bert s. Bleach
er
Mr. and Mrs. SIgmund DlrnfeId have
as their guest the Iatters sister. Mrs
Hermann Allstaeder. OF New York They
We're az home 70 their friends on April
IS. al their home on street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly recently
entertained the Euchre and Pleasure
Club in honor OF their son. NJ Wesley
Kelly. and Miss May Kelly The sue
cessful contestants for prizes were Miss
Irene Browne and A. 4 Bishop. first:
Miss Bessie Bishop and A D. Bennett.
second. and Miss r. Coleman and 7. f
Bennett, consultations After the euchre
there was prize cake walk The cake
was won by Miss Gertrude Hefron- At
Ter refreshments had been served sew
@Tal piano and vocal selections were
given. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Kelly. Mir and Mrs
Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. William High
he. Mr.. and Mrs. c. BENNETT. Alr and
Mrs. A D. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs ]
Francis Kelly. Mrs T. d. Bennett Mr.
and Mrs. Keller Mrs. r Browne Mrs
NJ. Armstrong, Mrs. Nj Murphy. the
Misses Irene Browne, Bessie Bishop n
Coleman. Gertrude Hefron. Hattee Hill
ton. Carrie Kramer. MAY Kellten. Pearl
Baird. and Messrs- NJ. W. Kelly. A 4.
Bishop. T 2 Bennett. c. Ross and
James F. Mclaughlin.
\ quiet Wedding took place last Wed
nesday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. Grant Taylor. on North Capitol
street when her sister. Miss Dorothy
+. oliver was married 10 William ]
Grant The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Donald Macleod The
bride and groom were attended bv Miss
Mable Grant and Franklin p Oliver.
sister and brother Of the married
couple The bride wore a very f,eau-
ufnl gown Of white embroidered net
over white silk, and carried a large
bouquet OF Bride roses. An informal
reception was held after the ceremony.
after which the couple left for an ex-
tended Eastern trip.
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Euchre Club Entertained.

Mrs l. Heacock and Mrs. Verda
Knots entertained the members Of The
Nonpareii Euchre Club Friday evening
at 1l5 Sixth street northeast. The rooms
We're daintily decorated for the occa-
sion with cut flowers and ribbons. The
decorations all being in pink Prizes
were awarded 20 Mr. Heacock and Miss
Rollins. while Mr. and Mrs. Broadbent
received second honors. At a late hour
refreshments were served The follow
ing were present: Mrs. II F. Rroadbent
Miss Sailie Rollins. Miss Jennie Petit.
Miss Keys. Miss Knots Mrs. Heacock
Messrs II. r Broadbent. J. Donald
Britt. c. X. Bittenbender. John Haas.
II. B. EMS. and Mr.. Heacock. The
next meeting OF the club will be with
Mrs Broadbent and Mrs. Haas. on
MAY 4.
One of the most largely attended
meetings of the present temperance
series was held ar the Eastern Preshv-
terian Church. corner Sixth street and
Maryland avenue northeast last Sun
day evening. when Mr.. Smith. who has
been conducting temperance lectures
about Washington for some time. ad-
dressed a large audience On the plat
form were seated Mrs. Clinton Smith.
district president of tke w. c. T L
B.
Mcconnell gave short talk, congratu-
lating the Order Of the Rechabites on
their success in bringing about the
temperance agitation Mr. Smith. in
his lecture. took as a text. AT last il
biteth like a serpent. and stingeth like
an adder"
The members of the High View Pleas
ure Club of Northeast Washington were
delightfully."- entertained Thursday even
ing by A. J. Davis. the occasion being
his birthday anniversary Games were
played during the evening and an ex-
cellent musical program was rendered.
The dining table and the rooms were
beautifully decorated with flowers and
American flags Refreshments were
served. after which dancing followed
until a late hour Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. John Wells. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vanderscharf. Mr.. and Mrs. r A
Eberle. Mr. and Mrs. John Brecht. Mr.
and Mrs. George Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Il
NJ. Terry, Misses Marguerite Eberle.
Carrie Lawrenson, Alice Kramer, Maud
Brown, Lulu wahling, Agnes Stewart
Marguerite Sweeney. Sarah 'OIiphant
and NJ. Ehrbar. A. ]. Davis. A. Is.
Plant, Robert Brecht. Clinton Brown,
Robert Brown. Joseph Brown. John Toll
liver. and Bernard Wells
The members of the Maine Euchre and
Pleasure Club spent an enjoyable even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kelly Thursday evening. Prizes were
awarded to Miss Irene. Miss Jessie
Bishop. Miss B. Coleman and A. A.
Bishop, A. Z Bennett, and T. z. Pen
nett. A prize cake walk furnished the
amusement after the euehre. an6 the
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MRS. CHARLES II. SHEPPERSoE,
She Was Formerly Miss Marie Gene
We've Peyton, and Was Married at
Noon Last Tuesday.
Noon Last Tuesday.

Phunny Phellows Club last Wednesday
night was witnessed by one Of the larg-
est crowds that has ever been IN the
Town Han. Great credit Is due the club
and its individual members. who helped
in making Il such success
The program was as follows: Inter
locutor W. H. GaIbraith erd men.
Matthew G. Lepley. Fred G. TansiH
Stanley J. Dyer. ana Charles r. Homer.
circle. Arthur \. Carpenter. Edwin A
Carpenter. Charles w Hanna. William
=. Higgins. Paul Hines. Edwin F. Mar
can, Joseph +. Marsden, jr. Ralph Mol
ster. Joseph G. Noel. J. Sidney Me
Swecu, and Frank \. McIIugh; accom-
panists, Walter p. Miller. George W.
Skilton. and Martin w. McHugh.
Part One-''Auf WiedeTsehn." J. Sid
ney McSween; Nobody. Stanley J.
Dyer; Miss Mary" Paul Hines. Sym
pathy." Fred Tansiu: wait TIL the
Sun Shines, Nellie" William Higgins.
Fare Thee We'll" c. g. Horner: In
Dear Old Georgia" ". H. Galbraith:.
Cant You See I'm Lonely" Mathew
G. Lepley.
Part Two-Phuuuy Fellows Trio.
Messrs. H0Tner. TansiIl. and AIalster.
German sketch. Messrs. McHugh and
Noel: silence and Fun" Matthew G.
Lepley.
Part Three-Mt Doc EN- a theatrical
manaGeD. ". II. GaIbraith. HowIing
Storme can actor. Matthews G. LepIey;
L. p. Mute "a modern Hercules,. Stanley
J. Dyer; Jimmie Cutter "a duh one). r.
\. McHuch. Madame Calf Cwhn wants
20 sine). L Marean, Little Eva mot the
original Joseph F. Marsdeu. jr.. and
Walter =. Miller accompanist
The Brookland Athletic Club has re-
ceived the new uniforms for the coming
season. and expect to make its first ap-
DearanCe against the Keaue Han team
next Thursday
The election OF the captain VIII not
take place until after the team is in
good playing condition. Among the can
didates for the team are Ralph Simons.
Robert Collie. Walter Mlddlehauff
Fred Spicer Tom Hardesty. a. d. V.
Burr. G. Chamberlain. Charles Horner.
l. Crook, Arthur Sergeant. Fred Tan
sill. John Rodler. Charles Brooks. Gus
and John Sullivan. Ed Marean Lewis
Shipley, and Paul Julien.
At a recent meeting Of parishioners of
the Church Of our Saviour the following
officers were elected: Senior warden. DR.
Hiram J. Pcnrod. junior warden
Thomas G. Carmick; registrar. Isaac
Fennybacker; treasurer, Thomas G. car
mick: delegates to conference. Charles
r. Molster Arthur J. Williams: alter
mates. Thomas T. Carmick Isaac s. Pen
nybacker; delegates TO arch deaconry.
William Quinn. Charles +. Davis. ves-
lrymen, DR. Hiram Penrod. Charles T.
DAVIS, William Quinn. Arthur J. VIII
Ianls. isaac Penuybacker. Charles T.
). Dorsey.
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TaKo11aTarE

Mr. and Mrs. Chase have returned
from their honeymoon trip 10 Hampton
Va. and viii soon begin housekeeDing
in the house engaged by them on Mamie
street
Elder *. c. Russell returned Friday
from Melrose. Mass, to his home on
Ethan Allen street.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Scott. of Lincoln
Park, spent Wednesday in Takoma
Park
Elder l. II Evans. of Buffalo avenue.
left Tuesday for Battle Creek. Mich.
on a business trip
Charles Andrews and son. John. ar
rived from Battle Creek. Mich. last
week, expecting 20 make Takoma Park
their future home
John :. Wightman. of Bath. \. Y
visited his brother-in-law, X. c. Russell.
one day last week
Elder \. O. TAFT returned last week
TO his home in Oakland. Cal
Mrs. Gleason, of Rockville. visited
friends in Takoma Park last Saturday.
Elder G. Il. Thompson returned Fri
day from a visit TO Rock Hall. Nd.
ElCer G. A. Irwin addressed a large
audience Of Seventh Day Adventists in
Takoma Hall. After the sermon a lib
eral collection was taken to relieve the
suffering in San Francisco.
Mr.. Diehl, formerly OF Battle Creek.
Mich, arrived in this place last week,
expecting to make IL his future home.
J. II Morrison returned Monday 10
his home in Lincoln, Neb., after a two
weeks visit with MS daughter. Mrs
Wilkirsou. of BUtternut street
Another open meeting was held last
evening DN the Young Mems Literary
Society reports Of which will be given
later.
A large number of people have re-
Gently arrived from Battle Creek, Mich,
10 engage in the work OF the Seventh
Day Adventists at this place
Miss Carrie Scott returned Friday TO
her home il northeast Washington
after visiting friends at this place
Mrs. J. w. I4awhcad is gaining slow
~ after her long siege of Illness at her
homo on Carroll avenue
Elder A G. Daniels preached TO a
large audience at the NJ street Memoir
lal Church last Saturday
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Guests of Mrs. Feldman.

Mrs. Lucy NJ. Feldman had as her
guests last week her nephew. Herbert
Michner. and his friend. Arthur +
Ewing. and Mrs Wilmer Shaw and son.
OF Pennsylvania Mrs Shaw Will re-
main for some time longer
A new auxiliary 20 the ". c. T. I.
or the District was organized last
Tuesday night. Mrs. Clinton p smith
District president. presided. and intro
duced the speakers Mrs Don p. Rlaine
had previously explained the work of
the W. c. T. L. and her efforts were
rewarded by a membership Of over
thirty being enrolled in the new union.
The Rev NJ. Ross Fishburn made an ad-
dress or welcome. and pledged hearty
support and cooperation Of the work.
Lindley D. Clark was introduced and
took for his text the saving If St.
Paul. Help These Women" He defiu-
ed the mutual benefit 10 be derived
from the husbands and brothers Of the
members being enrolled as honorary
members.
a reception was recently given to
Mr.. and Mrs. William T stuart by
their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Dom, Of 1907 Fourth street
northwest. Refreshments were served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Dom, Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. Stuart. Mr- and Mrs Ben
iamin Merto, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Dom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CaIsweII. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Dom. Mr. and Mrs. August
Rupert, Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Samuel
Wade, Mrs Charles W. Wade. Miss
Mary MertO. Thomas Kelly. Martin
Roberts. Tex Dom. John Gibson. Mas
ter Elmer Dom. Benjamin Merto. Sam
uel Wade. and John Caldwell
Mr.. and Mrs James D. Bowen, of
1887 Fifth street northwest. announced
last week the engagement of their
daughter Nellie Katherine. to Fred
erick Arthur Dodge
The funeral of Mrs Rachael Moore
took place last Wednesday from her
late residence, 1882 Fifth street north
west. Mrs. Moore died on Sunday.
April %. after a long illness The serv-
ices were attended by many relatives
and friends of the deceased. Mrs Moore
was the widow of the late Alexander
Moore.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Benjamin r Detwiler and Miss
Marian II. FIynne, at Alexandria. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Detwiler will be at home
after the eth OF May. at 1912 Sixth
street northwest.
Mrs 5. Oppenheimer, OF - street
northwest. is entertaining her brother.
Nathan @. Meyer. of Gaatamaia Cen
trail America.
The Misses Patrick have had as their
guests Miss Margaret StrOther.
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BE0oir1Ingda1e,>

The funeral of the late Charles w.
Proctor took place last Monday after
noon at the Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist Church. the pastor OF the
church the Rev. J. NJ. GilI. officiating.
Three members Of the police department
and three members Of the G. A. r. acted
as palIbearerS. In a circular issued by
Major Sylvester. announcing the death
or Mr.. Proctor. he stated that in the
varied duties that he was called upon 10
perform. ne displayed an earnestness
and fidelity which won for him the res
peet and confidence OF his associates in
the department. His remains were in
TERED in Glenwood Cemetery.
party OF friends were entertained
recently by Mss Lillian Benton the oc-
casion being the celebration Of her
eighteenth birthday. The evening was
spent in playing games aud In music.
Miss Mamie Vermilliou played several
selections on the piano. and Miss Nellie
Frazier sang some popular songs. Re
freshments were served about 1870
O'Clock Those present were. Misses
Addison, Bauman Irene and Frances
Benton. Brown. Cherry, Gibson, Edith
and Ethel Gottwals. HaddeIl Holiday,
Spates. Myers. Sievers. and Staub. and
Messrs. Charles ard Edward Benton,
Benson. Brown. Donovan. Eberly, Farr'
Swingle. Huber. Humphrey Smith.
Schmidt. and Wayne. Mr.. and Mrs F.
u. Johnson, and Mrs. James r Ben
ton.
A large congregation met last Satur-
day afternoon AT 3 p m. near Rhode
Island avenue and Sixth street north
west. 10 witness the laying OF the cor
nerstone OF the Mt Calvary Baptist
Church. The Rev. Henry Neuman IS
pastor There was a large number Of
pastors of other churches present The
oratioh was delivered by Or. w. Bishop
johnson. pastor Of the Second Baptist
Church. lie was followed by Rev. VIII
liam r. Gibbons. pastor OF the Mt car
mel Baptist Church. The ceremonies
We're conducted by p. y. Solomon, OF
Alexandria. Egypt The collection was
large The benedlction was pronounced
by the Rev. s. @. I.amkins.
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larae cake was won by Miss Gertrude
II afrcn. The rooms were handsomely
decorated. After the serving OF refresh
ments musiea! program was rendered
The following were present Mr. and
Mrs Joseph kelby. Mir. and Mrs War
aner AIR and Mrs. William Highheld.
Mr. and Mrs. c Bennett, Mr. and Mrs.
A D. Bennett Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. kel-
" Mrs T d Bennett. Mrs Ann Keller
Mrs r. Brown. Mrs. n. Armstrong.
Mrs NJ Murphy. the Misses Irene
Brown. Bessie Bishop. B. Coleman. Ger
trude HefrOn. Pearl Baird. Hattie Hll-
ton. Carrie Kramer. May Kelly, ana NJ
w. Kelly. a. a. Bishop. t. + Bennett
{. Ross. and F J. McLaughlin -.
Episcopal Church rendered a reception
10 their pastor DR.. George +. .Maydwei
and his family Tuesday evening giving
him a cordial welcome back 10 the
church for the eighth year. The lee
ture room of the church was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and potted
plants. and an orchestra furnished music
during the evening. Speeches were
made by Charles w. Zeiber. represent
ing the official board OF the church; 5.
O. Hardy. representing the sunday
school: NJ z Merrick, for the Ladies
Aid and Missionary Societies; c w G.
Brett for the EpwOrth League; James
H Platt for the brotherhood; and Rob
ert Sherry for the Boys Brigade. The
pastor responded warmly 70 these
speeches Of welcome. touching on the
years Of his ministry among them, and
the kindly feeling OF the people toward
him and his family. Presiding Elder
DR.. II r. NaylOr was present. After
the speechmaking. refreshments were
served under the supervision OF Mrs. Q.
C Boteler. president OF the Ladies Aid
Society.
A large number was present at North
east Temple on II street last Wednes-
day night. when a Washington com
pany OF amateur players presented the
two-aet play entitled Among the
Breakers" The affair was given under
the auspices of Camp No. of the Mod
ern Woodmen of the World. and the
proceeds went for the benefit OF that
orga MIA tfon. The cast was composed
or the following: J. NJ WOlcOtt. Miss
Helen L. Gray. Miss Lenore Lacey. John
Wolcott. Miss Russell. L. p Wilson. B.
n. WoIcOtt Mr.. Agnew. Mrs. II. Nehu-
man, and H. Nehuman The principal
oarts were taken by J. NJ Wolcott and
N B. Wolcott The latter kept the
audience in continual laughter during
the last act At the conclusion OF the
play. dancing followed until a late hour.
Mrs E A. Oldham and Miss Marie
oldham are in Norfolk. Va
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BrO0kland

Col. c. s. Brown, of Lawrence street.
was a recent guest Of Col. Henry o.
Kent. Of New Hampshire, at the cere-
monies over the remains OF John Paul
Jones AZ Annapolis during The past
week Colonels Brown and Kent we're
great chums during the civil war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Noyes, Of Port
land. Me. are visiting Mrs. NOyes
brother. c. G. Lynch. of Ninth and
Newton street. Mrs. Dora Lynch. Of
Scottsvilie, Va, is also a guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. G. Lynch.
The resignation of the Rev. John n.
l.awless, pastor of the Brookland Bap-
list Church. has been accepted and will
take effect Nav 10. Mr., Lawless has
done exceptionally well for his church.
and his resignation is regretted 10y all
his parishioners.
The Minstrel Show given by the
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Randall- -Plugge Wedding.

Miss Ada Fannie Randall and Herman
o. Plugge were married last Thursday
evening az s o'clock al the home OF the
brides parents. a New York avenue
Miss Mabel Printer. OF
KentIand Ind. was bridesmaid, Freder-
Eek ". Plugge acting as best man. Afte-
a trip 20 New York and 10 the Bermu-
das they will return home IN June, at
1l12 Eleventh street northwest. Miss
Randall IS the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W Randall. or Kenuand. Ind
and a niece Of George Ade-
Funeral services were conducted last
Wednesday morning over the remains
OF the late John Mccormick Mr.. Nc
Cormick. an old resident and a widely
known and respected citizen. passed
away last Sunday at his residence, First
street northwest, at I p. m Mr. Nc
mick. who was born On Dublin. Ireland.
arrived in this city IN the early COS,
and was employed I'm the medical de-
par5ment Of the army until the close Of
the civil war. when he established him
self in business. Failing eyesight. how
ever. compelled him 10 retire from bust
ness into private life. He is survived
by two daughters. IntCrment was IN
Mt. Olivet Cemetery-
Miss Agnes Brown entertained party
OF friends last Tuesday evening in honor
OF her guest. Miss Margaret Smith, Of
Boston. Mass. Among those present
were Miss Margaret Smith. Miss Kath-
crime Maddox. Miss Alice keenan,. Miss
Mary HalIy. Miss Mary Day. Dr. Samuel
Rove. Miss Katherine Brown. and
Messrs J. J. Brown. Raymond Clark,
William H Browne. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Browne.