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The Washington times., 1906-08-26
Falls Church, Va.

The friends OF Miss Madeleine HeiiiR
gave her a surprise party Thursday
evening, at Camp Good Luck, IN honor
Of her eighth birthday. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Those present were Miss Madeleine
Heilig Misses Kathryn and Mary Bales.
Misses Annie and Melissa Lester. Miss
Helen M0ul. Misses Doris and Margaret
Moore Miss Alice Davis, Miss Jacinthla
JudsOH. Misses Audrey and Virginia
Heron. Miss Rosemary Bales. Messrs.
John Jory, Robert Heilig. Robert Moore.
Harry Bales, jr, Albert and George
Lester Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bales. Mr.
and Mrs. Noble Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Heron. Mr.. and Mrs. Heilig.
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Club Room Dedicated

The HyattsviIie Independent Club ded-
icated its new suite of rooms in the
McDermott building last evening Coun-
Gilman John Fainter. jr.. addressed the
boys, and a few remarks were also
made by l. o. Wissman and Andrew
Digs. President John Mccormick. IT,.
thanked the speakers for their interest
In the new organization. and stated
briefly the object of the cIub-to fur
nish a common meeting place for the
young men Of the town and to promote
good fellowship. A musical program
vas rendered. followed by refreshments.
About thirty members were present
and a number OF visitors. The hall
was artistically decorated in the ma
uonal colors, blended with the col0rs
or the club, orange and black.
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BrightWOOd

The hFemen gardeners Of station +
have been very successful this year.
From the midsummer crops. which
were planted in the early part OF the
season, they obtained forty bushels Of
potatoes and about four barrels Of
onions, besides Otner vegetables in
large quantities The fall crop was put
IN last week, end from the looks Of the
sproutiLg seed the small garden Will
be covered entirely with kale and tEr-
niPs BY the FIRST or November
A few Of the nremen are now en-
gagged in constructing a sailbOaC Mr..
Green, the owner. is rapidly bringing
the work 10 a close. and Lieutenant
Smith, the sailmaker, expects TO have
the sails ready in order 10 put the
boat on the river by the first part Of
next week
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The Riverdale Citizens Association
incorporated and the Ladies' Auxiliary
of that organization held a joint social
meeting at the Calvert mansion on
Tuesday evening. The attendance was
large in spite Of the unfavorable YEA
Their. The ladies served refreshments.
ana dancing was enjoyed until late
hour. Another feature OF the evening
was a musical and literary program.
The contributors were Professor Win
tiers. whose solo. and a duet, with Mrs
w d Hinckley, both received proIong-
ed applause; b. II. Gather. violin solo.
William AldTich, Of Washington. vocal
solo, and Mrs. w. D. Hiucklcy, instru-
mental solo
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'KeNYin9for

Last Saturday Miss Sadie KinneaT en-
tertained "A few of her friends with a
hay ride" to Burnt Mills. Md. The
party left KensingtOn at about in the
afternoon, arriving at Their destination
IN time for a delicious supper. served
Ia true gypsy fashion. around a camp
fire that the men OF the party had built.
On the way home the young folks stop
ped for a few moments at the homes
OF acquaintances and altogether a most
delightful evening was passed.
The party consisted of the Misses
Henrietta Martin. Mae Simpson, Nellie
Yeatman, Elizabeth Cushman, Ruth
Armstrong. Sadie KinneaT. Mrs. Lewis
Boynton. and Messrs. Ammon Yeatman,
Louis c. Wilson. MItol Ford, Lewis
Boynton. Walter Perry Clarence and
Joe DePuy The young folks were
chapeToned by Mrs. A. II. Kinnear.
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Runaway Does Damage.

4 horse driven by Charles Beller,
thirty-three years old, ran away Tues
day afternoon, throwing Mr. Beller out
Of the vehicle. Mr.. Beller was pain
fully bruised about the body and face.
At the corner Of Thirteenth and Cliff
ton streets the horse became fright
ened by an automobile ana ran away
and into a wire fence along the road,
The animal was badly cut about The
legs and the wagon was damaged.
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Surprise Party for Daughter.

The home Of Mrs /. b. Middleton, Of
Berwyn. was the scene of a pretty sur
prise party given TO her daughter this
week The Ladies' Aid Society conduct
ed the affair and a number of people
from both BeTWyn and Washington
were present Among these were Mr.
and Mrs. r. II. Bowling Mr. and Mrs
Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs. Powers, Of
College Park; Mrs. Drelnord and daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. .. Euenne. Mrs. Vues. Miss
Becky Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Middle
ton, of Washington; Mr. Mackelwee, Of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hatcher
Gibson, Mrs. Rideout, Mrs. Buchanan,
Mrs. Werber Mr.. and Mrs. Browning
and daughter. of Washington. and Mr..
and Mrs BaTrOWs
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Married in Washinpton.

Miss katherine Edna BeaH. daughter
Of Cornelius Beall. of Washington, and
Joseph !. Milstead, eldest son Of Mr.
and Mrs Truman Milstead. of Capitol
View. were quietly married al the Holy
Name parsonage. in Washington. on
Wednesday at noon. the Rev. Father
c. A. Carey officiating. The bride wore
a travelling gown of blue taffeta, with
white hat and gloves, and carried a
bouquet Of Bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs
Mnstoad left Immediately after the
ceremony for a honeymoon trip in the
mountains OF West Virginia.
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Charged With Fraud.

On Monday evening Deputy Sheriff
Raybold served a warrant on Archie
Riddle, Of Branchville who was charged
with defrauding John Baker of a black
mare. Baker complained that he had
given the horse TO the defendant for
treatment, and that Riddle failed TO re-
turn it. and instead turned It over to
Ed Shea. Judge Carr ordered that the
horse be returned TO the original owner
and that Riddle pay the costs.
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Shaw Ride 10 Rurnt Mills.

On invitation Of Miss Florence Lit
tie, Of Forest Glen, a number of the
boys and girls OF that place and Lin
den went for Il straw ride to Burnt
Mills on Tuesday evening. The storm
delayed the start, but did not interfere
with the subsequent good time. The
chaperons were Mrs. ". u. Little and
Mrs CIaggett. Of Forest Glen.
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start on a camping expedition IN Upper
Maryland. tomorrow morning
Miss Marguerite Kemper. Of Wash
ingtou. was the guest last week of Miss
Debbie DePuy.
MI and Mrs G.. n Sribel, OF Pitts
Durg. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 3. II
Warner.
Mrs. NJ C.. Adams Miss Kate Adams
Mrs. Philip sindau, and daughter. Cath
crime, all Of Baltimore. have been spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs W. D.
Thomas. oE Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Little. who
have been spending their vacation at
Ocean City, Md. are at home again.
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Dr.. Dohson to Talk.

Dr. W. H Dobson, a medical mission
airy at homo on leave from China, viii
talk at tho Warner Memorial Presby-
terrain Church this morning DR.. Dob
son superintendent the building. and has
had charge Of the Forman Memorial
MospItal at YeunR Kong. China.
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While riding bicycle along Bright
wood avenue Monday evening, Milton
Brill. ten years old, Of the Villafora
fats, ran into a dog and was thrown
10 the ground He received painful
bruises about the face and shoulders
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Personal News and Gossip.

The ladies' Aid Society of the BerWyn
Church were responsible for an enjoy
able picnic at Chesapeake Beach on
Thursday. A large number Of young
men and ladies of Berwyn spent the day
with the society.
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The fair given by the Knights Of
Pythias at Berwyn on Friday and Sat
urday was highly successful. Dancing.
athletic contests, and other amusements
were the features. The committee on
arrangements consisted of J. Fred Kee-
farwer. George Cooley, DR.. 5. NJ. Nc
MILAN, and DR.. A. o. Etenne
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Mr.. and Mrs s. r. Copper and
daughter Margaret have returned hons
after their. vacation spent on the East
ern Shore.
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Major W. I. Simpson and his two
daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Mae.
Of Washington. have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs A II. Kinnear, Of Lincoln
place. MI and Mrs. Kinnear also en-
tertained Miss Anna Bodell Yeatman
and her sister, Miss Nellie Yeatman. re-
Gently.
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Falls Church People.

Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Smith and son,
Haiton' left on Tuesday for a two
weeks visit to atlantic City
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Dr. and Mrs. Runner are making a
visit in Parkersburg ". Va, whore DR..
Runner was pastor FOR number Of
years
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A band Of District workmen are re-
pairing the roads around the Garfield
which were greatly damaged
by the heavy rain in the past week.
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Personal Mention.

The Rev. A z. Spielman and family
have returned from a visit in Leonard
town, Nd. and Mr.. Spielmau viii
preach at ST. PauTs NJ. i. Church this
morning.
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constn1ction and Renair.

The grading of Sixth street. al tho
intersection Of Taylor, has just been
completed. This will allow vehicles 10
pass along the road for I'VE or si1
blocks
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Eight new residences with press brick
fronts on Irving street between
Eleventh and Twelfth. will soon be
ready for OCCUPANTS.
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Mr. Paul Putzki. OF Capitol View, and
his two daughters Dorothy and
Eleanor, are at Colonial Beach for the
weclJ
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Miss Harriet Terrell. OF Elkton. Nd
is visiting her nephew, William NJ
Terrell. on Baltimore street.
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Henry S. Epes. of Wollaston. Mass.
was in Kensington for a couple Of DAYS
this week, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Brett Bronson. OF Knowles avenue.
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c. Crumburger. a brakeman on a
Baltimore and Ohio freight train. was
painfully injured while operating a fy-
ing switch at Berwyn on Sunday. In
adjusting the switch the ball new back
and cut him on the forehead.
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Miss Laura Stewart. Of Washington,
was the recent guest Of the family Of
Edward Phelps
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Jesse =. VarcOe. Of New York. Is visit
Ing his parents on Columbia street
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Evangeline McGroiarty left on
wednesday 10 spend a month with
friends in Cincinnati, Ohio
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

DR.. and Mrs. Warren Price are at
home for few days and have as their
guest Miss Alice Wnliar. of Gainesville.
They will leave shortly for a brief visit
i'm Rrookeville. Nd. The doctor expects
% resume his ONCE work about Septem-
Der
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Mrs Debbie Meade spent last week in
Washington at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs b. ". Gheen. Mrs. Meade eX-
poets 20 go 20 Fort Monroe on Wednes-
day next. where she will be the guest
Of Captain Pence and HIS wife.
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The Rev. S. NJ. Hartsock. pastor Of
the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church, and wife are enjoying a short
vacation at Ocean Grove. n. j.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Alice Terrell returned on
Thursday from a TWO weeks sojourn
at Oakland, Nd
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs. b. B. Crawford. who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. J. NJ S.
Bowie. on Fawcett avenue. has gone TO
Mount Airy. Carroll county.
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Mrs. Charles b. Sparks. OF seaford.
Del, has returned home after a visit
10 her sister. Mrs p. H. Smvthe
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

The Laurel Baseball Club will give
an all-day picnic at Brewster Park, here,
on Labor Day.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

william Z. Mears. OF New York. an
illustrator for Harpers'. spent a few
Gays with his uncle. Thomas A. TIodson,
this week
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Mrs Milliken returned 10 her home
on Warner street on Wednesday, much
improved in health.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Mary T. Henry, Of York. Pa,
Is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Frank
Gainor.
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Mrs. r. G. Dudley. OF Brooklyn, who
has been visiting her son. R. Dudley,
returned home on Saturday.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs. Annie Cox and three children.
from Athens, Ga, are visiting their
uncle. Thomas 4. HOdgson, on wash
ington street.
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Ralph Pratt OF Capitol View, is
spending his vacation az Atlantic city
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stopping at Valley View. BrightWo0d
avenue, where they will be pleased TO
see their friends.
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F. k De Puv is In Peoria Ill.
where he IS attending the convention OF
Sons OF Veterans as delegate
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Guy Church, who is Camping near
bluemont. had the misfortune 20 break
his arm on Tuesday. II is the same
arm that was severely sprained me
Fourth Of July.
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Mrs Strauss. who has been visiting
Mrs F. II. Caldwell. has gone 70 Louis
vile. Ky.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Frank Ma Thompson has rented his
house 10 George Z. Breitenbach, who
will move in about September J. Mr.
Thompson and family will spend the
winter in the city
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Pearl Crifis. OF Clifton. has
oeen the guest OF her friend, Miss Ifaude
NoWlan. this week
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Albert Riley. Of Washington. was the
guest or his cousin, II. II. Moran, the
first part OF the week.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Rev. David H Riddle. D. d. left on
Iues1ay 10 spend some time with his
friends at 6eabrisht
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Messrs. Lewis and Thomas Kibisr left
On Wednesday for Academy, W. Va.
where they viii both teach this win
ter
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs Hortense Hochstresser, with Afr.
and Miss HOchstresser. are the guests
OF Miss Nellie Green.
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Miss Amy Eckhardt is visiting Miss
sherwood at DerwOod Nd.
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George ChambeFlaine's family return,
ed on Thursday from a sojourn at AS
bury Park. n. J,
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Mrs. Margaret Tegeler and Misses
Katherine and Dorothy Hermann re-
turned on Tuesday from Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. James Proctor are away
on ten days trip TO Niagara and
other points.
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Miss Mary Warner is spending a few
weeks al Oakland. Md
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Miss Nichols. OF Baltimore. has been
visiting Mrs. William Noel, of Melrose
avenue
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Miss Lillian Thomas left her home on
Taylor street last Tuesday. for a short
stay al Brucetown, Va
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Bessie Warner is visiting her
grandmother at Montrose. Pa.
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Mrs. George N. Newell has as her
gueEts her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Coghiil. Of Henderson. n. c., vho
are on their way to visit their son IN
New York.
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Mrs. Florence Miller and son. of r.
wing street. have gone 10 BaHeys
island.
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hIr AM Mrs. B. H Warner returned
ou Wednesday from trip 10 Atlantic
City.
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Miss Cora Doolittle, who has been
spending some time with Mrs. GsoEge
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Mrs. j. Z. Bradley and Mrs. NJ. l..
Anderson, OF Washington, we're guests
recently Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Harry Gun
ningham, or Warner street
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

James r. Cook spent last Sunday at
the home Of his son. James B. Cook.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs Z. T. Elliott left Friday for a
visit to her sister, Mrs Luther Bras
hears, Annapolis, Md.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Katherine .. Merry. OF Dun
Lorlng, Va, spent Sunday In Kensing-
ton, with Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Gun
niEgham
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Mr.. c. y. McGroiarty has returned
from a vacation trip 10 Denver, Col.
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e. x. DePuy and his Two sons. CIar-
eEcs and Joe. and Roy Webster. viii
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The First Baptist Church will give a
daylight trolley ride To Luna Park on
Wednesday, August 20. the~csr leaving
Laurel at 10 m.
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The Brightwood Athletic Club held
meeting last Thursday and elected
F. H. Boshore. captain. and G. r
Cculot manager Of their football team
for the coming season.
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Miss Elizabeth CushEan is visiting re-
Iatives at Mount Vernon and Sherwood,
Va.
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Prof. J. Melville Chance. OF Salem, H..
is guest al the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Chapman. on Baltimore
street.
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Miss Heald has returned from a trip
70 Atlantic City
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Mr. and Mrs. Pickering Dodge and
daughter. Elizabeth. have returned from
their visit to OnancOCk. Va.
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left on Tuesday to visit friends in VIII
lard. Va.
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Miss D. Cunningham returned TO her
home. 1902 Glrard street. after spending
a shprt time at Hot Springs. Va.
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Mrs. Ida Berry and children, from
California. are spending a month or
two with Mrs. Berry's father. W. II.
Moreland
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People in Brightwood.

Fireman Mckay Of truck F, has just
back 10 duty after a long stay
ut Colonial Beach,
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Mr.. and Mrs. William orms have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs. Elizabeth 8 Fox. Of Washing
ton. Is the guest OF her son. s. r. Cop
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs, Philip Marshall. Of Newport
News, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Thomas Hayward, has returned home.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Rev. Charles J. Allen. pastor OF the
BeecheT Memorial Church. Brooklyn, y.
Y. has returned after a visit 20 his old
home
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs. John MutersbaUgh il spending
some time in Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

John Abbott, thirty-seven years old. OF
1000 Eighth street. feu and sprained his
ankle while walking along Ninth street
about O'Clock Tuesday morning. He
was removed TO Emergency Hospital
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs Garvy have a son one
week old
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Fireman Burnheart. OF truck F, Is
spending his vacation IN Atlantic City
with his family.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Mable Reeves returned TO her
home on Sherman avenue after spend
ing a few weeks in Virginia.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Clara o. Graham and Miss Kath-
leen Mercer left on Saturday for a
months stay in Portland. Me.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ, Thompson
are enjoying themselves in Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

The Misses Belle and TlnnlA Merri-
field have returned from their visit
among friends IN WaterviIle, Ne.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs. Amos T. FebFey and daughter.
Marguerite. of Elizabeth. y. J., are the
guests of Mrs. Ernest J. Febrey.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs. Josephine Dent who has been
the guest OF Miss Nellie Green, eft
on Friday for a trip 10 Boston BY sea.
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II. W. Hollidge has Just been trans
ferred from flrs engine house 10 20 truck
to take the place Of Fireman William
Cady, q former engine driver.
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Miss Margaret Sasson is spending a
few days with relatives at Kensington.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Catherine Gibson. OF Virginia,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Hutchen Gibson. OF Berwyn.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

After spending the hot month Of Au-
gust in the Shenandoah valley Mrs. Col
iier. of Euclid street. returned home on
"Wednesday
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Gladys, daughter OF Capt and Mrs.
Clarence White, recently received severe
cuts on her feet from broken glass.
The little one was carrying a tumbleF
when IL fell and broke into many pieces.
Before she could stop she had tired on
the glass and received the wounds,
which bled profusely
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

T. c. Grant. who has been IN Mis-
souri, during his vacation, he's returned
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Mrs. Helan and children, Of 24l2
Brightwood avenue. have just returned
from q long stay at Providence, r. 1.
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The Ladies' Guild, Of the Church OF
Our Savior, gave a lawn fete on the
lawn or William Quinn. Twelfth and
Monroe streets, on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings Of the past week
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ST. Anthony's Club net Wednesday
evening at the residence # Captain
Banner, Thirteenth and Otis streets.
W. J. Moran was announced as the
winner Of a handsome water set, which
was donated 70 the recent lawn fete.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Clarence Pistol. after spending few
weeks at the Grand Atlantic Hotel, At
( lantic City, n. J., returned 10 his home
| on Monroe street.
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Thomas J. Clagett and son. OF Bal
tmore. spent a few days here this week
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airy at nome on AFAhE from t.NlfAt4r VIII
talk at tho Warner Memorial Presby-
terrain Church this morning DR.. Dob
son superintendent the building. and has
had charge Of the Forman Memorial
Hospital at Young Kong. China.
Personal Mention.
The Rev A z. spielman and family
have returned from visit in Leonard
town. Nd, and Mr.. Spielman viii
preach at st. PauTs NJ =. Church this
morning.
Mr.. Paul Putzki. OF Capitol View, and
his two daughters Dorothy and
Eleanor, are at Colonial Beach for the
week.
Miss Alice Terrell returned on
Thursday from TWO weeks sojourn
at Oakland, Nd.
DR. and Mrs. Runner are making
visit in Parkersburg. ". Va, where DR..
Runner was pastor Tor a number OF
years.
Ralph Pratt. Of Capitol View, is
spending his vacation az Atlantic City
Mrs Mlliken returned 10 her home
on Warner street on Wednesday, much
improved in health.
Miss Harriet Terrell. or Elkton. Nd.
is visiting her nephew, William N.
Terrell, on Baltimore street.
Major W. l. Simpson and his two
daughters Misses Elizabeth and Mae.
Of washington. have been guests Of Mr.
IL.
place Mr.. and Mrs. Kiunear also en-
tertained Miss Anna Bodell Yeatman
and her sister, Miss Nellie Yeatman. re-
Gently.
AIr AM Mrs. B. H Warner returned
ou Wednesday from trip 10 Atlantic
city.
DIT and Mrs. Warren Price are at
home for a few days and have as their
guest Miss Alice Wnliar. of Gainesville.
They viii leave shortly for a brief visit
in Brookeville. Nd. The doctor expects
20 resume his offce work about Septem-
her
Mrs Debbie Meade spent last week in
Washington at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs b. W Gheen Mrs. Meade eX-
day next where she will be the guest
Of Captain Pence and his wife.
Miss Amy EckhaTdt is visiting Miss
sherwood at DerwOod. Nd.
Henry S. Epes. of WOllaston. Mass.
was in Kensington for a couple Of days
this week, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Brett Bronson, OF Knowles avenue.
f. X. De Puy is in Peoria. Ill.
where he is attending the convention OF
Sons OF Veterans as delegate.
Miss Mary Warner is spending a few
weeks al Oakland. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Proctor are away
on ten days trip to Niagara and
other points.
Mrs. Margaret Tegeler and Misses
Katherine and Dorothy Hermann re-
turned on Tuesday from Atlantic City.
Miss Bessie Warner is visiting her
grandmother at Montrose. Pa.
Mrs. B. B. Crawford. who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. J. NJ. S.
Bowie. on Fawcett avenue, has gone TO
Mount Airy. Carroll county.
George Chamberlaine's family return
ed on Thursday from sojourn at AS
bury Park. \. j,
James r. Cook spent last Sunday at
the home Of his son. James b. Cook.
Miss Elizabeth Cushman is visiting re-
Iauves at Mount Vernon and Sherwood,
Va.
Mrs. J. Z. Bradley and Mrs. NJ. l.
Anderson. OF Washington, we're guests
recently Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Gun
ningham, OF Warner street
Prof. J. Melville Chance OF Salem. H.,
Is guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Chapman. on Baltimore
street.
Miss Katherine q. Merry. OF Dun
Lorlng, Va, spent Sunday IN Kensing-
ton, with Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Gun
niEgham
L. x. DePuy and his Two sons. CIar-
eEcs and Joe. and Roy Webster. win