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Entertained Club.

Joseph Noel celebrated his birthday
on July 20 by entertaining az his home
the "Phunny Pheliows' Club. Many
musical numbers were rendered. the
most pleasing OF which was a vocal solo
by Joseph +. Matthews, OF Baltimore.
Among those present were Martin and
Frank McHugh. Charles Hanna, Ralph
Noister Fred Tansil, Edward Carpen-
rer. Charles Horner, Matthew Lepley,
Milton Lemoir Of New York. and JOS
eph +. Matthews. OF Baltimore. TIL
election Of officers for the coming year
resulted IN the election OF Edward
Marean. vice president: Ralph Molster,
secretary Charles Hanna. treasurer;
and Charles Horner, corresponding sec
retaTy. A buffet supper WAS served.
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KeNN1n9lOT1

The annual Tournament and Festival
given by ST. john Roman Catholic
Church at Forest Glen will take place
on Tuesday next, August Z. The
tournament Is under the management
Of Mr. Blandford. Of Burnt Mills. The
judges are Messrs. William Pierce. OIL
lie Clark. and Samuel Waters. George
w. Hardy is to be chief marshal. with
-. =. Winfalt and ". Ware as aides.
Tie ~ 'zes Of $50. SO. SO, and s. will
be rorth ,rying for. and IT is expected
that the.- viii b. large number OF
entries
The tournament viii begin at !
o'clock. Tnere viii be a baseball game
at o'clock. b. II. Warner will address
the knights, the coronation address be
ing made - Blair Lee.
A cold luncheon for 25 cents, or a
hot chicken dinner for 90 cents, will be
81 rived during the afternoon and even
ing.
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Steamboat Party.

Mrs. Frank Dunnington Of North
Carolina avenue, gave a very enjoy
able evening party last Tuesday in
honor Of her guest. Mrs. Elmer Kill
mond and son AMI Miss Helen Clarke.
Of Baltimore. Tht party included Mrs.
DunningtOn and daughter Mildred and
son Frank, Mrs Killmond and son FL
mer, Miss Helen Clark, Miss Vance
Sullivan, Mt Criage, and Paul Brad
shaw.
The evening was spent upon the new
steamer jamestown.
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Hav Ride and Picnic.

The Sunday school Of Warner Me-
moral Church went TO Chevy Chase
Lake for picnic on Tuesday afternoon
Fffty-five children were driven 10 the
picnic grounds In hay wagons, the
grown folks following later on the cleo
trio cars Many Of the men OF the CON
gregation came out from Washington
and Joined their families at supper,
which was served in true picnic stylo
on the grass. The older boys found
the swimming delightful, while boat
ing. bowling. the swings. and other
amuscments occupied the attention OF
the others.
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Organist on Vacation.

Joseph o. Harrison. Of East Capitol
street. organist in the Ninth Street
Christian Church. IS spending his yaca-
ton on the lower Potomac. Mr.. Ha-rt-
son has given very successful entertain
meuts at the church and is recognized
as an organist Of maTited ability
Miss Cowen Will, IN the absence Of
Mr. Harrison. act IN his stead. The
choir, which is discontinued for the
summer months. Is making arrange
ments for a concert and entertainment
in tife fan for the benefit Of the church
debt. They viii give sacred cantata
not yet selected and will be assisted by
well-known local musicians.
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Gives Card Party.

Mrs Johnston Hutchlngs entertained
on July p at her home at matinee
card party. given in honor Of Miss Mary
Greenwood, Of Ohio. The first prize, a
picture. was Won By Miss Stone; the
second. a navy belt buckle. by Miss
Aston. while the third prize. a hand
some handkerchief. was drawn by Miss
Stewart
Mrs HutchinKs guests were Miss
Lambert Mss Morton. Miss Barton
Miss Miller. Miss Barber, Miss Terry,
Miss Barry, Miss Allen, Miss Weston
and Miss Grant
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-RrOOklaDd

The excursion 10 Marshall Hall given
by the "Phunny Phellows" last Satur-
day was d success both socially and
financially. Among the amusements en-
joyed by all present was baseball
game. in which Edward Marean's team
scored twelve runs against two BY Fred
TansiIs team.
The winners IN the various sports,
which were managed by William Cal
bTaith. were as follows: Hundred-yaro
dash, Fred Tansil; half mile run,
Charles Horner; sixty-yard dash, Fred
Tansil: high jump. Arthur Carpenter
thrce-legsed race, Matthew Lepiey and
w Miller. broad jump. Fred TansIl.
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Robert W Wells VIII represent south
ern Maryland on the reception commit
tee which will greet William Jennings
Bryan when he arrives at New York.
Mr.. Wells Is prominent in Maryland
politics as well as in the legal proIes-
sion. He has always been warm sup
porter Of Mr.. Bryan and was largely
responsible for the conduct Of the cam
paign In this section at the time OF
Bryan's second nomination. Mr.. Wells
served two terms i'm the Legislature re-
Gently. but at present is devoting his
entire time TO his law business. He
succeeded James e. Rogers as attorney
for the corporation of Hyattsviile. and
he also represents the Washington
branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. Mr.. Wells win be a prominent
factor I'm the coming Congressional cleo
ton. His name is being urged for the
Democratic nomination
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Granolithic Sidewalk.

DR.. Joseph A Nude chairman OF the
committee under whose direction the
granOlithiC sidewalk on Johnson avenue
Is being constructs ed. states that the
work on the pavement is progressing
more rapidly than he had hoped for
He is especially pleased with the quality
Of the material which is being furnish
ed by the contractor
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Deaths and Funerals.

Last Monday Miss Ethel NJ Foley,
daughter Of Mrs. J. c. Foley. died she
was buried from the residence Of her
aunt. Mrs +. II GehTmann. rs l. street
northwest. Thursday morning. Mass was
said at ST Aloysius Church. Interment
was made at Mt. Ollvet Cemetery.
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Had Fishing Tnp.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy NJ Neely and their
son. Morton; Mr.. and Mrs. Otterback,
and Herbert Kubel returned Friday
from a tw0-weeks' stay at the club
house on the White House estate. oppO-
site Marshall Hall IN their private
yacht many fishing trips were taken in
the waters Of the Potomac
Mr. Kubel and a party OF gentlemen
from the Geological Survey left Fri
day 10 spend soI.-o time on the estate.
and to have ful. use OF the yacht.
Boating trips will be frequent
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White Oak Festival.

ST Mark Episcopal Church. the Rev.
c. ]. I.a Roche, pastor, held a festival
at White Oak. near Beltsvine, Wednes,
day afternoon Music by Washington
hand and a baseball game were the al,
fractions The ladies of the church
sarNrH refrashments
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Mrs s. Calvert Huse. He viii spend a
part OF his vacation al Ocean CRY.
C. Quisenbcrry and children are
at the Colonial Beach Hotel
II " Shepherd cashier Of the local
bank. and Mrs Shepherd returned on
Saturday from Harpers Ferry.
Miss Hines, Mrs. FINLEY and Cecn Fin
Ie---are spending the summer In Hyatts-
vile.
Henry S. Well. formerly a member Of
Roosevelts Rough Riders. and Miss
BOolen, of Virginia, have been WISHING
Mrs. Huse. NJ inc avenue
DR. Charles a. Wells was in Baltimore
on Thursday TO attend meeting OF
the hoard of directors OF the MARYLAND
State Reform School. Of which he IS
member.
Mrs william Noel leaves on Friday
to spend a week with her mother IN
Baltimore.
Miss Emily and Miss Kate .Jarboe, Of
Washington, nave been visiting their
aunt, Miss Edith Hill
Miss Eunice Sasscer. Of North Keys,
was the guest this week OF MISS Mar
garet Baden. OF Baden Station.
Rexford Smith. c. A. NJ Wells, and
states Attorney Hampton Magruder are
cruising on the Potomac In Mr.. Wells
yacht
Miss Gertrude Schmidt. of Lanham,
is at Ocean City. Nd.
Miss Edna Winans. Of Washington, Is
visiting Mrs. Florence SeuferJ.
Miss Ida Clemna. of Baltimore, is at
Lanham as the guest of Mrs. c. NJ
GHpin.
Charles Howser and wife. of Phnade1-
phia, are visiting Mrs. F. 7. Howser.
Miss Book. of Washington has been
with Mrs. Guy s. Meloy during the past
week.
Dr. J. NJ. Temple has returned to his
home at Lanhan after an extended visit
10 a number of Northern cities.
Master Haskell Parish. of Baltimore.
is at the home of his grandfather. the
Rev. Daniel Haskell.
The Misses Maude Schultz and Anneth
Allen. of Seat Pleasant. left this week
for a two weeks stay at Newport News.
DIT. Charles c. AIarbury. OF this county.
viii spend the month Of August in Eu-
rope.
Harold Whiting returned this week
from a short stay at Colonial Beach.
Charles Leannardo. Of Washington.
was the guest Of the family Of John
Mccormick on Sunday
Miss Margaret Slough is at Atlantic
City.
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The Pastors Peaches.

Or Henry Runner, pastor OF Warner
Memorial Presbyterian Church, left on
Thur day morning for visit OF few
days 10 his farm IN Delaware, near
Bridge Vile DT. Runner Is hoping for
crop @: peaches large enough this ycar
o. re-ai= the loss caused by the COM
2 ef~ failure Of the peach crop during
the -wO years past.
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Will OF Tohn Braedy.

The VIII Of John Bready. who died re
Gently Et his home near Norwood. this
county. has been filed in the orphans
court here. ELI and George ". Bready
SONS are named as executors. without
bond The Instrument bequeaths as
follows. 10 Ell BTeldy, "a son. two
farms OF 22s and 30 acres. respectively.
Known AS the home farms, and located
nom Norwood. 10 Annie J.. E-eady. a
13upht-r. a farm OF 30 acres near
NVashingt0u Grove. and during her sin
gle lifc a home and support In the
dwelling on the farm devised To I'll
Bready. 70 George w Bready, a son, q
fsrrn Of 2s0 acres. near Olney; 10 Maurice
Rraedy q son. farm OF 2oS acres
near Olney; to Mahasca Bruscup, a
niece. $500 The personal estate amounts
10 $3.50
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Burned bv Rife Shot.

Joseph Farden son Of Mr Farden. OF
the firm OF Rogers s. Farden. was burn
ed about the face this week while load
ing q rife. The ejector was defective.
and the full charge was thrown back
into Farden's face. While the upper
part Of the face was burned he will not
lost his sight
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Seciai Gatherings.

Miss Alma Kaufman and Miss Pauline
Jones had a joint birthday celebration At
the residence OF William Maunakee Oh
s. PauI street. Wednesday afternoon.
There were number Of the small boys
and g!-is OF kensingtOu present. and
they had a good time on Mr. Mama
ices 5eaut ful lawn.
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ATTEMPTED Burglary.

DR.. and Mrs. Warren Price, on return
t1g from a drive !ate Tuesday evening
heard strange noises In their cellar, and
after summouing help found evidence
that some one had tried 20 enter The
house through the cellar way but was
probably frightened away by their re-
turn home There is no clue as 10 who
the burglar could have been
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.BrigRtWd0d

Brightwood track Is practically aban-
doned. The last Of the local horses that
Will try for honors and purses lefr
Brigh htwood recently. The bunch includ-
ed 13avins Brothers Bedworth, Jr.,
2:06ia: Bedford Boy, 2:l3A; 5. ID. r..
2ITl4; Frank Thomas unmarked trot-
Ter, RoXey, and II. 4, Copperthte'
Myron c. unmarked. There was also
shipped with this string the Huntington
runners, and Alack and Vibrator.
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Miss Graham,s Visit.

Miss Ella Graham. OF West Virgins,
has been visiting Mrs. r. A. Church,
u 625 North Carolina avenue. for the
past two weeks. II IS probable that
Miss Ella viii receive a visit in the
near future from Doris Church.
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Parties and Meanings.

Guests at a weekend lawn party at
the home Of Mrs. g. i. Steinmeyer are
Misses Grace Swart. Annie Browning,
and Messrs. Julius Johnson, of Panama;
Winter Swart of Washington, and Miss
Hattie CouIton. or Virginia
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Taken to Hospital.

Miss Alma Rushe was rem 1"ed 10 the
Johns Hopkins University HosDitai ca
Monday to be treated for spinal trouble
Miss Rush has been suffering with this
trouble for some time.
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Work Of Builders.

improvements are being made on the
Brentwood school house. Work upon an
addition will begin shortly.
The brentwood Methodist Episcopal
Church IS also in the hands OF the car
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Outlet Under Track.

The City and Suburban Railway Com
many has received orders from the
county commissioners 10 lay pipes under
its tracks at the Riverdale crossing 70
prevent damming OF the water.
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Lava Fete Continues.

The st. Anthonys lawn fete, which
commenced Monday on the church
grounds. viii be continued Monday and
Tuesday evening
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Automobiles Popnlar.

The Automobile Club at BrightwOOd
is very popular judging from the mum
Der Of autos which appear on Bright
wood avenue each evening.
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While at Asbury Park. n. J.. Marie
Scott, formerly OF 6y7 \ street north
west, died Tuesday after a short illness.
She was buried at Asbury Park. n. J.
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People in and Out Of Town.

Frank Grant and Master Everett Lacy
Hester. Of Il Quincy place, are visiting
Misses Garner and WyviIe at Baden.
Nd. their summer home.
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win Act as MaVor.

John Fainter. jr., viii assume the
duties Of mayor during the absence of
Joseph r. Owens. who left on Thurs
dav morning 20 pass the month with
his son at ROckaway Beach.
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\ lawn party was given by the Young
Ladies Missionary Society in the Pres
byterian churchyard on Friday evening
OF this week.
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julius Johnson has returned after a
stay of a year and a half at Panama.
While IA RiverdaIe he is visiting Mrs.
Charles +. Steinmeyer. He will leave
for Boston the latte part OF this
month.
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The funeral of Miss Alleana Y. John
son took place Thursday AT / D m. from
442 c street northwest.
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Gone to the Camps.

A number Of boys left this week 20
join the camp of the Hyattsville Inde-
pendent Club at Colonial Beach. Among
these are Alexander HassOn, Gilbert
Wissman Fred Davis, and Robert Cow
ard
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Charles II. Stanley. Of Laurel was
visitor at the home Of Col. and Mrs. J.
L. McGee.
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4 monthly meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary OF the RiverdaIe Citizens As
sociauon viii take place on Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. q. A.
Meyer.
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Mrs. S. L. Montanyne and daughter,
Ida Lea Monlanyne. OF I7I7 First street
no. thwest. are visiting relatives in
Wnkesb barre, Pa.
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The wonderful growth OF this suburb
is noticeable on every hand. The eTec-
ton OF comfortable and handsome
homes are in progress in all sections Of
the town.
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The ladies of She Brentwood Order
No II, Of the Maccabees. Will hold their
annual outing al Luna Park on the 7th.
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Mr. Martin. Of 1875 North Capitol
street. has returned from a short visit
10 Atlantic City. His daughter Paulins
Martin. was Jhere for three weeks.
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Mrs, Swingstone Browning is recov-
ering from her recent Illness.
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Personal Mention.

The Rev. Morgan Jones and wife.
have left fOT Europe. wnele they Will
spend some time In England, before re-
turning 10 Washington.
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EIl.saat1 - caIaLraLad - hLrthdaY

Ell.a5eth PAUL. celebrated her birthday
last Saturday evening by inviting a few
Of her i.tue friends % a party. Those
pr, at -gere Helen and Florence Fen
tor Ug-I Bronson. Laura Filler, Mar
g5.-e- e1d Catherine Chapman, Phyllis,
Jane ard Dorothy Hermann, HOsmer
Hl .-shOiH. Kelvin Kumler, Gordon
Ch .,ice. MaNs5n Cunningham. Prescott
Tes reu aud Kelvin Kuml6r.
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Mrs Raun and her two daughters.
Bessie and Louise Raun. Of N street
northwest. have gone TO Harpers Ferry
for a month
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V Elmer Harvey, OF Laaham. is with
the District National Guard at Mt.
Gretna
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people OF Hyattsville.

The Misses Middleton and Naylor are
guests at the Dorsey home in Franklin
street.
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Mrs. 3. HerbingeT. Of N street north
west, has as her guest her daughter.
BIrs. J. i. Stein, Of Marshall, Tex.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard HaIDenny and
fars.ly. spent the last ten davs at Al
'anuc CITY.
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Reonening of Church.

Rock Creek Church has been much
improved in the interior and is ready
for services next Sunday. For the past
three Sundays the congregation Of tnis
church has worshipped at the Chapel Of
the Holy Comforter. Brightwood ave
uue
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On a Hav Ride.

Miss Aston, Of Capitol Hiu, enter
tained a few Of her friends recently
by a hay ride 10 Laurel. Nd Miss
AIston's guests were Mics Weston, Miss
Stewart. Miss Parker. Miss Cannon,
Miss Howard Miss Merritt, Mr.. Grant,
Mr.. Stewart. Mr.. Long, Mr.. Compton,
Mr.. Giles. Mt Baker and Mr.. Hart.
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Charles 3. Hanford Of = N street
northwest, has left lie city for a few
days visit 10 Virginia.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

Mrs Mcnamara, accompanied by her
daughters. Ruth and Irene, has been
visiting Mrs Charles McCee
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Jerome Whsle is q member of the
national guard encampment az Mt.
Gretna, Pa.
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Mention of People.

Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ Mcpherson, or
1850 Princeton street. left Washington
recently for an extended vacation In the
West. They Will be met IN Chicago by
their son-in-law and daughter, Rev. and
Mrs. E. B. Lands, and their daughter,
Maud, and some Illinois friends. and
the entire party will so 10 northern
Wisconsin.
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Kirk Miller has returned from Ocean
City. \. j., where he has been camping
with the High School Cadets.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Hecht. OF X
street northwest, have returned 10 their
home after a pleasant trip through New
York State. They were accompanied on
the trip by Miss Helen Goldsmith OF
West Saratoga street. Baltimore. Nd.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Page have
closed their home on Capitol Hill and
have gone West. 10 remain until some
time IN November.
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Rockville

The scholarship of St. Johns College
has been awarded by the board of
county school commissioners TO Clarke
Brown. OF Brookville, subject to the
approval OF State Senator Blair Lee. The
provisions Of the law requiring evidence
as to the moral character Of The appli-
cants and the inability Of the parents 90
dafray their expenses at college were
complied with by the board by allowing
eacI applicant an opportunity 10 sub
s1.t sucn evidence. 1T developed from
the evidence submitted on behalf Of l..
-. Parsley. WHO received the highest
grade in the examination, that his
brother had just enjoyed a scholarship
at 81 Johns College for four years and
that his father has property 70 the ex-
tent OF $4,000 IN excess OF any libiii-
Ties. The parents oi all of the other
applicants were shown 10 be UHable 10
give their respective sons college edu-
cation. Mr.. Brown received the next
highest grade TO Mr.. Parsley TN the
The principal competitors for this
scholarship are good friends, aud were
lass and room. mates at the western
Maryland They are both bright stood
toward the head Of their class, and
have been WaEing their contest for the
scholarship and Tor class hOnOrs In the
best of spirit.
joan 4. Henner, of Boyds, died Satur-
day last, after q lingering illness or
Briglts disease. He was nfty-nlne
year old. He was a former resident OF
Bethesda district. Three brothers, his
second wife, and their six children, and
ore daughter Dy his nrst wife survive
ham,
There will be "a reunion Of the pupils
o. Andrew Small Academy, at Darnes-
town on August Is, commencing at I'D a.
III Prominent speakers are expected
and a band will be I'm attendance.
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Mrs. Sarah F. Van Doren, of Wash
ington. and Mrs. ". a. Van DoTen and
her little son. of Cherrydale. Va. were
tie guests on Wednesday OF Mrs. J.
Harry Cunningham, on Warner street
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Miss Katherine Wainwright. Of East
Washington, will spend August and
September at Ocean View.
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Kensington People.

Afayor ECEhardt has been III for about
a week. but is now recovering.
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ROBERT W. WELLS,

spending the summer months at Front
Royal, Va
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Mrs. Kate Sweeney, OF Forest Glen.
has returned from visit in Pennsyl-
vanIa. Mrs. Sweeney's son. a. J.
SvreeDev who has spent several years
in California. has gone into business IN
Ea1arzf~ Pa
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Julius Johnson has returned after a
stay OF year and ii half at Panama.
While IN RiverdaIe ht is visiting Mrs.
Charles +. Steinmeyer. lie will leave
for Boston the latte part OF this
month.
Mr.. Carley is enjoying an outing at
Ocean City.
John j. Nan. Of Washington. has been
for a few weeks with his brother-in-
law. Alfred Reachmau-
". D. Hiuckley is at West Point IN
business connected with his position
with the Government
Mr.. and Mrs. Huth, Of Baltimore
were the guests this week OF their
daughter. Mrs Howard Gather. River
dale
Mr.. and Mrs. waddev have moved
into the new home erected for them by
Paul J. Higdon. on jefferson and Arthur
streets. RWerdale.
Miss Lois. NcGee. who returned last
week from George Washington Univcr-
sity Hospital. is back at her desk in tho
Colorado building
Milton D. Macintosh is spending a
few weeks IN Loudoun county. Va.
Mrs. Petit. Of Louisville. Ky. is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. George Schorn.
RiverdaIe.
Mrs. r. A. Van Horns departure for
Dorsey station was delayed until Fri
day Of this week. owing TO Illness in the
family.
Miss Eunice Uue is III at her home in
BeItsville.
Miss Mainsie Owens. OF Atlanta, VIII
snend the month OF August with Mrs.
C. I. la Roche.
Mrs. lille weidman and her two chill
Jren have been visiting Mrs Weidman's
aunt Mrs. Emma Coward.
Mrs. Fleaharty. cS Washington. has
been the guest of Mrs. Henry Lyons. on
Spenser street.
Mrs Howell Of PeJworth, and her
two nieces from Trenton, n. J.. are
visiting Mrs. John Frohlich, OF Chiuum.
Miss Constance PhnIpitt is the guest
Of Mrs Emma Coward. on Railroad
avenue.
Mrs. Lena Brown and Miss Berellen
leave this week for Chicago.
Mrs. Martin is the guest Of Mrs.
George II. Gleason. Chillum.
Miss Elizabeth Hayden, Of st. Mary.s
county. is passing several weeks with
Miss Ruth Burnside
Miss Margaret Welsh. of Wine avenue,
left on Wednesday for short stay with
relatives in Aquasco, Nd.
Mrs. W. P. Magruder and son are
spending a few weeks at Harpers Ferry
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Rogers VIII
leave this week for Ocean City.
Arthur B. Gahan. assistant State ento-
mologist. has returned from Manhattan,
Kan. where he was called by the sud
den illness of his father. Mr. Gahan
was not able to reach his fsther's bed
side before his death.
K. c. Wiley. chemist at the Maryland
Agricultural College, is spending his va
cation At saltwater. Okla.
Miss Augusta Nixon, of Richmond, is
a guest at the home Of A Z. Kennedy,
Wine avenue.
Edward Chase and family are at Ocean
City for two weeks.
DR.. T. j. Chew is spending a month
with relatives in ByattsVille.
John G. Holden. of Ralston avenue.
accompanied by George Cooper, of New
York sailed this week for London.
While abroad Mr.. Holden Will also visit
Paris.
Miss Laura L Lyman. OF Kansas Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. S. Hall
Miss Anna Risley and Enoch Craft
left this week for their homes in New
York after spending a week at the home
of Quincy r. Craft.
Mrs. James T. Ford and children have
returned from their stay in Kentucky.
c. Calvert Huse, a Washington patent
attorney, has been visiting his mother,
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Mr.. Carley is enjoying an outing at
Ocean City.
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for few weeks with his brother-in-
law. Alfred Reachmau-