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The Washington times., 1906-07-08

Little Miss Marguerite Never whose
appearance at the Carroll Institute clos
fng exercises about week ago ere
ated much favorable commenI, sang her
first song in public wher she was three
years old. She is now eizht and has
already earned mlre than a local repu-
nation by her singing =ad character iml-
tations Only a few evenings ago she
WAS repeatedly encorsd by the large
audience which Witnessed the Pythian
entertainment at Berwyn. Her rendition
of several popular rsgtime airs and her
imitation OF May Irwin in a comic opera
selection were the features OF the even
ing. Her last appearance on Hyatts-
Vile stage was at the entertainment
given By the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Riverdale Citizens Association. Her
name has appeared on the program OF
each OF the series OF recitals given by
that society this winter for the puT-
pose OF erecting a town hall in River
dale.
Dr. Charles A Wells returned on Sat
urday from a stay at Mechlenburg
Springs, Chase City, Va. His daughter.
Mrs. Z. A. Fuller. viii remain a few
weeks longer.
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DR.. Gordon at NJ. E. Church.

The Rev. II. d. Gordon. the we'll
known Missionary worker of Washing
ton. has been secured to preach at the
NJ. Z. Church, North, during the alb
sence of the pastor. AT Wagner the
Rev. Gordon Will hold services every
Sunday morning during July.
Ralph Warren, of South Carolina, has
been visiting his brother. Claude War
ren. of the Riverdale Park Company.
The Misses HeImuth and Kirk, of
Alexandria, left for their home this
week after a visit TO Miss Marie Blum
don. OF Riverdale.
The lawn in front of the home of the
Rev. S. W Fighters home on Ralston
avenue was the scene Of a pretty dis
play OF fireworks on the evening OF the
Fourth The Missionary Society OF the
Presbyterian Church served refresh
meuts-
DR. and Mrs. c. a. Fox have just re-
turned from Atlantic City 10 their home
at BelIsVille.
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Boyd-Britchard Marriage.

Miss Nellie Turner Pritchard, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs James w. Pritchard- of
Warren county, Va, and Edgar Rhey-
mond Boyd, of this city, we're married
on Saturday by the Rev. L. W Haslup,
of Baltimore. who officiated at the
brides parents wedding twenty-seven
years ago. The bride was attired in
white silk and carried Bride roses. Mr.
and Mrs Boyd left for wedding tour,
and upon their return will be AZ home at
Soa First street southeast
The boy choir of Christ p. f. Church
Southeast completed on Sunday ten
months Of faithful work. and at the
4.30 service award for attendance. de-
pertinent, and application went 10 John
w. Winhan. Henry Krugar, who has
served as soprano soloist for the year
was given a book in appreciation of his
fine solo wock. Those attaining the
highest averages on the roll Of honor
were Lawrence Dean, Henry Krugar.
John w. Winhan, Osmond Veraia. Sid
ney Cousins and Arthur Shaffer. In
addition TO these Earl Hutchinson, Ed
ward Chase Lawrence Roys. Arthur
Shaw, VFescott Miller. and Gilbert Hart
ley, in company with the rector. Rev.
Arthur s.. Johns and wife. viii leave on
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Tin Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Woolf Smith
celebrated the tenth anniversary OF their
marriage by a reception and lawn fete
Wednesday evening. The p0rches and
grounds were artistically decorated with
Japanese lanterns. An orchestra was
stationed on one of the porches and a
fine display OF fireworks furnished addi-
tional entertainment.
In the reception hall hung a beautiful
shower bouquet arranged i'm the form Of
tin Cipper-a present 10 the bride Of ten
years by Mr.. and Mrs Mendun Blumen-
burg Another unique gift was a box
of camelias. especially grown by John
Baker for this event Nr. and Mrs.
Smith were the recipients of many hand
some presents. Refreshments were
served on the lawn. The host and
hostess were assisted in serving hs the
Misses Marie Blundon, Mabel keenan,.
Emily Hickey, Margaret Welsh, Emily
Baker. Adelaide Gensenberry. and Dor
othy Gait
over 800 persons were present Among
the Washington guests were Mr.. and
ter, Mrs. Allen, the Misses Laura and
Lois Dyer. Major and Mrs. Cranch Mac
Intyrc and the Misses NacIntyre Miss
Kate Frye. Miss Elizabeth Smith.
Charles Staley, Alcck Anderson. Mrs.
Rosa Lewis Townsend. Captain Fitzger-
aid T.. s. A, Rufus f.. An6Tas T.. n.
Poore, Z H. Pullman, and E. Stanley
DIu1gtnaT
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Gone on Vacations.

Mr. and Mrs. Schlosser and family, OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
southeast. are spending some time al
Colonial Beach. Va.
s. w. Dietrick, of so Fifth street
southeast viii have charge Of the tin
ming. spouting. and other works for ".
Henderson. on the two dwellings which
are TO be erected on his property on
Eighth street southeast.
Dr. Francis Petrola, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, accompanied by Mrs
Petrola Miss Doris Petrola. DR.. and
Mrs Pitzer and family. left on the
pretty launch Doris. 10 camp az Coan'
Va. for several weeks.
Miss Bertha Crawford, who was lust
recovering from a recent illness at her
residence. 636 r street southeast. has
been stricken with typhoid fever and
is critically i'll.
Mrs. Gilbert A. Clarke. Of Capitol
Hill, has returned from an extended trip
through Boston and other points.
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Death of Mrs. Cochran.

On Monday evening after long and
nainfuI illness. Mrs. Claud Cochran
daughter of Wiley and Ella j. Palmer,
of s20 Y street northeast, died al her
home she was a native Of Frederlcks-
burg Va. and had also lived a number
- t-eare in Richmond before coming 10
this city
Two lots so and 81. in block 3. Of Ivy
ritv were sold last week by Leila ,.
Lincoln TO Thomas NJ. and Mary B. ThX-
son The consideration named in the
legal transfer of the property was SO.
Mr. and Mrs. Belt and daughter. Ele-
more. OF Philadelphia, are visiting their
son William P. Belt. of 645 Ninth street.
on Saturday. June 30, May f. Hale.
Of this section, the wife of ". H. Hale.
died at her residence, 1907 Florida ave-
nue The funeral services were held on
July 4 and she was buried in Glenwood
Cemetery.
Elizabeth c. Lynch. the wife Of George
W. Lynch. of SS3 Fourth stfael, died at
her residence after a short flaess, The
funeral services were held at her home
and at ST. Dominic's Church
Ii was reported last week at the Cath
oHc University that by the death of the
ate Aloysius Murphy. OF Rome, large
portion of the priests estate was left 70
the university in this city From the
current reports the estate is one OF the
largest In Rome and the bequest viii be
most acceptable TO the local institution.
Mrs J. D. Yoakiey and her son Frank.
of 1926 North Capitol street, are spend
ing a few weeks with relatives and
friends in Newport News and Virginia
Beach. They will not return to this city
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Pushing Work On Trolley.

Work on the W shingtOn, Baltimore
and Annapolis Ele .rs.c Railway is being
pushed vigorously. one Of the largest
camps Of workmen is stationed near
Lanham.
The new license ordinance passed at
the last council meeting met with prompt
opposition in the shape of a largely at
tended mass meeting on Tuesday even
ing al the hall over Wells Drug Store.
j. Frank Rush presided and Arthur Cass
acted as secretary.
The ordinance was discussed at length
and the equity of its various provisions
attacked. While a few of the speakers
were opposed TO the idea Of taxing home
producers AT all, the consensus Of opin-
ion seemed To he IL favor OF amending
the bill so that ,he scale Of prices
charged would be more nearly cOmmen-
surate with the amount Of business done
by the various dealers.
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EoKngtonn

Mss Margaret Barret entertained the
Central Four-Fours at an enjoyable
farewell dance Friday evening Those
present were Frank Truton, president;
Miss Emily L. Sprightly. vice president;
Misses Jane, Margaret and Elenore Bar
ret. Ernie Eppley, Ruth Collins, Irma
King. Jane Daughton and David Lum,
Ralph Rogers, Sidney Falconer- Philip
Ward and Leonard Yenest The spacious
parlors-xhlch were artisticaily decorated
with the club colors and fic wers inter
mingled in a pleasing comb nation that
aided in making the young couples foI-
get the intense heat. The meeting was
the last OF the season. hut the ciCb'
which hopes TO reorganize In the iail'
was determined TO make the occasion a
memorable one. After dainty refresh
ments the club adjourned for the sum
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Building Permits.

c. c. Mcads has been given permit
TO build TWO two-story brick dwellings
al 1927 and 1929 South Carolina avenue
southeast Architect G. T. Webb;
builder G.. c. Mcads. estimated cost
5000.
Miss Irene Dietrich left Or Thursday
20 spend some time IN New York and
Ausbury Park She will visit other
places OF interest before returning 70
her home on Capitol Hin
Mrs William Hendricks and her
little son. Gorma'., of Fifth street
southeast. left fJr Virginia for the
summer months
Miss Clara SIliedt, Of s07 East Cap
.tol street, is visiting friends in Belle
vue. Ohio.
Miss Josephine .. Adbeu of 900 Ninth
street southeast. left for ogden. Utah.
where she viii be IN guest Of her sis
ter Mrs. Samuel Blair
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Choir OF Camping.

The annual camping of the choir Of
ST. Marks Protestant Episcopal Church.
Third and streets southeast, left on
Wednesday for ST. Marys county, Nd,
on the lower Potomac on the steamer
Calvert The choir viii be absent for
four weeks, during that time 81, Kath-
crimes choir will assist AT St Marks,
Major Wade, commanding the Atlantic
division at New York. has issued orders
for detachment consisting of one-half
of Company A, Hospital Corps. under
the command of First Lieut. William T.
Davis. assistant surgeon TO proceed by
rail from the barracks southeast for the
encampment 10 be established at Camp
Chickamauga, Ga, near Lytle Station.
Central of Georgia railroad. on or about
the 2lst inst. At the close OF the period
of encampment Lieutenant Davis and
detachment will return 10 the barracks.
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AIe0aJ7drIa

Alexandria is proud Of her cute and
pretty babies There are pleaty Of
them in this fine old Virginia city, and
their mothers are justly proud Of their
children. The Times today presents
the photos Of two Of Alexandria s
younger generation. that of little Miss
Mildred Lynn, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Selma Lynn. and Donald Jane
son. son Of Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Jane
son.
Linden Leatherland, who has been
visiting in Pennsylvania. has returned
home.
Miss Inez Jenkins will shortly leave
for a visit to relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. Ada Goodwin, who has been i'll
at her home in thisscity is Improving.
Col J. A. De Lagnel is spending the
summer at Old Point Comfort.
Miss Janette Rowan. or Prince
stret, had az her guest last week Miss
Emma Clinedenst OF Edinburg
Mrs. J. c. Milburn last week visited
her brother. L. A. Ilrsteller, in Prince
William county.
Mrs r. l. wilkins. who has been
visiting in Charlottesville, has return
ed home.
George g. Kennedy, who has been on
visit to his father in Westmoreland
county, has returned home
w III. SEowitn has returned from 81
visit to Red Bank. y. J.
The Rev. r. L. Carne. who has been
visiting RELATIVES in this city, has re-
turned TO Old FONT.
Mrs. b. r. Young. wife Of Policeman
Young. is i'll with pneumonia.
Col Arthur Herbert and Capt. Her
hert Bryant loft Alexandria for At
lantic city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. FendaI are sum
mering at the Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
The Misses Gatewood. of this city,
were the guests Of Miss Julia NJ Mus
chette. al Ia Plata, Nd, last week.
{. Y Poland and wife visited friends
in Greene county last week.
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Visiting Atlantic City.

Mrs. Bedford Brown, accompanied by
her granddaughter. Miss Mary Glenn
Uhler, is spending some time at At
lantic City
Miss Ida Wattlcs last week paid a
visit to her niece. Mrs. James Ruther-
ford Craghill, IN Pittsburg
Miss Mamie Lindsey last week paid a
visit to Miss Mary Cheatwood, IN
Lvuchburg.
Miss Mamie Lippitt. who has been
spending some time with Mrs. Tattles.
returned to her home in Berryyille last
week
Miss Mildred Foster. Of this city. paid
a visit TO friends at Sabine Hill. q"
Richmond county. last week
Miss Lizzie Brown, of this city, paid
a visit 10 Mrs. Watkins. at Carter Hail.
near MilwOod. last week.
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Her Death a Shock.

Miss Juliet Burrough daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Burrougn. 70s East Capitol
street. died very suddenly AT her home
last week. Her death was a great shock
20 all who knew her. Miss Burrough
was very popular on Capitol HilL and
had lots OF friends.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Wingate
took place on Monday from her late
home. 1851 r street southeast.
DR. and Mrs. W. b. HoOfnagle and
little daughter are visiting friends in
baltimore. They have closed their resi-
dence on East Capitol street, and upon
their return from Baltimore will be at
home in Anacostia Heights. which they
have occupied since June /.
MI and Mrs. HutChins. Of 6i North
Carolina avenue southeast. accompanied
Dv their daughters. are at Manassas. Va.
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Ordered tc Richmond.

Capt Jay r. Morrow assistant 10 the
Engi7eer Commissions. District OF Co
lumbia. and e. 3. Hnt, Engineer of
Highways. have been directed 20 pro
ceed &C Richmond, Va, and return on
official business.
Laura. MCLennan. little NdaIghter Of
Mr. and Mrs. MeLennan, died AT her
parents residence, 1873 + street south
east, on Tuesday.
The Commissioners have issued orders
that service sewers be constructed
along the south side Of Z street south
east. between Second and Third streets.
abutting lots 30. a, A.. 42. s.. and 45.
Joseph Henning. owner Of lot at
Twenty-third street and Park place
southeast, has been given permit 10
build a two-st0Ty frame dwelling on
that property Architect and builder.
Joseph Hennins, estimated cost, $3.50.
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S01tEsa1W Washington.

An entertainment was given on Tues
day evening by DR.. Charles Emmons and
Representative Frank Clarke of Florida
at the residence Of Mr.. Clarke. Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east The affair was given 10 the mem
bers of the Medico-legaI Society of the
District Representative Clarke was pre-
sented was a gOld-headed cane by the
society for his services in connection
with the recent investigation of St.
Elizabeth's Insane Asylum. Special
music was rendered during the evening
by the band from the Government Hos
pital
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An Enjoyable Dance.

One of the most enjoyable end largely
attended dances Of the season was given
at the Calvert Mansion on Monday
evening in honor Of Miss Harriet No
Clellan. Of MunCie, Ind, who has been
the guest of Mrs Charles +. Stein
meyer About $50 guests were present,
taxing even the capdcity of the roomy
mansion. a seXtet from Washington,
composed OF Alessrs. Swaz, Gattrill,
Hughes, Lewis, and Gutenberg. elected
much applause. Miss Small rendered a
whistlinC solo, Mrs. Hinckley nlayed by
request and Mrs. Burhuss accompanied
her son i'm the rendition of a violin solo.
After the program refreshments were
served, and dancing was enjoyed until
a late hour.
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Celebrated Anniversary.

About seventy-fve OF the friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Severe participated
In the celebration Of their fifteenth we'd
ding anniversary on Saturday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Severe were the recip-
tents of a large collection Of glass and
table linen. One OF the handscmest of
the many presents was a magnificent
punch bowl and glasses given by the
ladies OF the Eastern Star. Mr.. and
Mrs. Severe went through a humorous
marriage ceremony, DR.. 5. N. Mcmillan
officiating. Music was rendered by
Herbert's orchestra. and refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlosser are occupying
the residence Of II. c. Burton, for the
summer. Mrs. Burton and her daugh-
ter. Lois, have gone to Wisconsin for
the summer.
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Visiting Notes.

The Misses Eva and Flora James.
Miss Hnda Rollins. and Mrs. John
stantcv. all of baltimore, are the guests
of Mrs II1ucthy Bowers.
Joseph ciachetti, formerly of Hyatts-
vile. was a visitor here on Tuesday.
Miss Iaurese Mcdonnell is visiting
friends IN Alexandra this week.
Mr. Philip is at Chesapeake Beach for
two weeks.
Miss Hattie Coulton. OF Washington,
and Mr. HasslermaD, Of London, are
with Mrs Charles r Steinmeyer
Joseph flaming mas just completed inn
movements on his East Riverdale home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird, formerly Of Hyatts-
Vile, and who are now residing in Gin
cinnati, were the guests OF Mr.. and -,irs.
William Giachetti, of Spenser street, this
week.
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Ba 3tists to Call Pastor.

The officers Of the local Baptist Church
are contemplating extending a call 10
the Rev George Whiteside, OF Balti-
more. The Rev Whiteside has preached
here several times and viii again con
duct the services this morning
Miss Kate Wallace, OF Beltsville, is
visiting in Washington.
Mrs. George W. Banville and son have
Just returned 20 their home in Washing
ton after a visit 10 Mrs. Banville' S
mother. Mrs. J. f. McEregor.
Rev. Frank Tyler has arranged FOR an
all-day grove meeting 20 be held at
Scaggs Grove, Branehville, on Sunday
Rev. T. V. REGISTER. OF Baltimore, will
preach morning and evening. A number
Of prominent Methodist ministers will be
present. including Dr. R. w. Bond. OF
Baltimore. and Rev ". F. Locke, of
Mt Vernon Place. Washington.
A. r. BOetler. who mas been seriously
i'll, IS on the road TO recovery.
Miss Mhbyl c. McGregOr viii leave
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Choir Disbanded.

TIE choir of the Church Of the Re
formation. Southeast. has been ois-
banded and volunteer chorus has
taken its place Mrs William Bayly,
who has been organ,st for so many
years will also be supplanted by the
pastors wife.
The funeral of Mrs NetJie Walker
who died at her late residence, 500 Niath
street southeast, on Friday. WAS held
from ST. Peters Catholic Church, Sec
ond and c streets southeast.
Lemon r. Smith and Miss Blanche c
Morris We're married on Tuesday At the
residence of the Rev. J :. Koontz, lIl4
& street southeast. pastor Of the First
Brethren Church, Twelfth and r streets
southeast
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Vacation Gossip.

Mai NJ. V. Tierney and Mrs Tier
ney will leave this week for a trip 10
Virginia Daach.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess returned on
Friday nom a months visit 10 Louis
Vile XIV. While away Miss Burgess
also visited Indiana and Ohio.
DR.. Summerfield Hamilton. eighty-one
years OF age. died on Saturday after a
brief Illness at the home of his brother.
James Hamilton. of this county. The
cause of his death was general debil-
ity due 10 old age. Dr. Hamilton was
practicing physician in Anne Arundel
county before he suffered from a para
lytic stroke about twenty years ago.
About fve years ago he came 10 live
with his brother. of Prince George
county.
He is survived by Mrs. Sarah Walker.
Mrs Beale Muliiken, Mrs. Elizabeth
spra sgins, James Hamilton Samuel
Hamilton. and William Hamilton. all Of
Prince George county. and DR.. Duke
Hamilton. of Anne Arundel county.
Mrs Ida Phnlpit. of Washington. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Coward, on
Railroad avenue.
The Misses May and Pearl Phelps were
guests Il Mrs Mary Stanton last week
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bird. who resided
IN Hyattsville pa. TO their removal 10
Cincinnati are the guests OF Mrs. Will
liam Grachetu. Spencer street.
Mrs j. Stanton is visiting Mrs. Phelps
in Baltimore.
Mrs. P. NJ. Richardson. of Ralston ave
nue.. is visiting her mother Mrs. J. b.
Oswald York. Pa.
". A. Kendrick, of Washington, was
In Hyattsville last week in connection
With the removal of the machinery Of
the Savor Food Compaly's plant
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Away for Summer.

Mrs. Ernest T. Winchester, and her
cousin. Miss Mabel Brewer, of Capitol
Hill. hav~1eft the city for an extended
stay in the mountains of Virginia.
Major David Price. Artillery Corps.
has been relieved from treatment at the
general hospital. Barracks, southeast,
and ordered 10 his proper station.
Miss Dorothy Dent, of Capitol Hill,
who is a promising young student of
art. having designed the poster for the
recent excursion OF Washington Chapter.
American Institute of Bank Clerks. is
visiting her uncle MaTmaduke II. Dent,
al Grafton, ". Va. Before returning she
viii attend the exercises at the Uni
versity OF West Virginia. of which Judge
Dent IS the first aiumnus
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citation proper to take charge Of the next
sCctai meeting, The suggestion was act
ed uly3n and an entertainment committee
was appointed. consisting of Messrs.
Henckley. Barrhus. Becker. SchafeT, and
Zuck
President flaming stated thai The fire
department was progressing and ,hat a
-amDer of liberal contributions had been
received
AT the next meeting, 10 he held at the
Calvert Mansion on Monday evening,
the question OF unequal taxation OF prop
erty will be raised
Mrs. John Hurley has returned from
visit 10 Philadelphia. where she at
tended the wedding Of Miss Rose Hous-
fou
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HE HAD A FAD.

Interest is the one thing that makes
life worth living. I do not stoOp 10 such
commercialism Of Ideas as go per cent.
nor even 20 5 per cent. Cut out all your
pecuniOus considerations. One of the
abler justices of our supreme court used
TO break away from the court house at
the earliest possible moment and dash
wildly up town. His colleagues were
az a loss 20 understand his eagernesS
10 drop the crmine until one inquired
rs 10 the why and wherefore. II m
building q hotel" he said. Il am own
er. architect contractor. and supervis-
or. and you can't imagine how much
fun I get cut OF the job. I am ten wears
younger since ] acquired the building
fad
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Hardwick by Miss Catherine Kersicki.
az her home. 2l2 Sth street southeast
The guests included Miss Elizabeth
Schultz Miss Mary Schultz, Miss Julia
keisecke. and Miss Ruth Mcdonald.
Miss Stewart. Of Capitol Hi. enter
tanned at bridge on Wednesday In honor
OF her guest, Miss Long. Of Norfolk
Those present were the Misses Lewis
tons. Miss HadheId. Miss Burtt. Miss
seabold. Miss Hepburn. Miss Aston.
Miss Clements. and Miss Parker.
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next week for a visit to Washington and
Virginia.
Remember the Haine Picnic.

A successful picnic and dance was
given under the auspices Of Remember
the Maine Council, No. Al, Junior order
American Mechanics. in the grove near
SeabTOok Han. on July l. 4 large crowd
was in attendance dL ring the whole day
and number OF persons from Washing
ton and Baltimore were present. Among
other amusements We're two baseball
games In the first game Lanham de
feated St. Vincent's. OF Washington by
: - 4. and In the second. won by l 10 o.
Howard Beckett pitched two good games
for Lanham.
Rev. J. W. Steele, who had his left
leg broken last November by an electric
car in Washington is stopping with his
son, NJ. T. J. Steele. at Lanham. He is
still an invalid having returned only re-
Gently from Sioley Hospital,
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Steamer Angus Damaged.

The steam launch, Little Angus. own
ed by the Potomac Dredging Company.
and employed as a tender TO the SAND
and graveI-laden scows of the company
while employed I'm moving some light
scows along the Eastern Branch, got a
section OF chain caught in her propeller
wheel and before the engine could be
stopped the chain had wrapped itself
about IN such a way as 70 prevent 'he
wheel from turning and the launch vas
put out Of service. II will be necessary
10 haul the tug en- the railway and cut
the obstruction on. The tug d. NJ. KEY
Ill substitute while the Angus is being
repaired.
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Citizens Meeting.

The regular meeting of the Riyerdale
Citizens Association was held in the
Library Hall on Tuesday evening. a
communication was received from the
Ladies Auxiliary requesting the asso-
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Wishing Notes.

Miss Elizabeth HardwIek. Of Kinsale.
Va, is the guest of Miss Mary Schultz
at Sl4 A street southeast A luncheon
was given on Thursday in honor Of Miss