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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
King Policy Nuptials.

The marriage ceremony Of Miss Alice
King and Richard Policy was performed
last week at the home OF the brides
parents. III NJ street southeast. The
Rev. J. Hez Sven. pastor OF the Sec
ond Baptist Church, omciated. and a
large number of friends were present 10
witness the ceremony. The bride and
groom were the recipients OF a large
number Of gifts, Mr.. and Mrs. Policy
have gone 10 Annapolis. Md. where
they viii live.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
piphrheria Closes Schools

The diphtheria scare which proved in
q large measure unfounded, resulted in
the closing Of the public school for the
remainder Of the week. The trustees
state that physicians apprehend no
danger from the attendance Of the one
pupil who later contracted diphtheria.
but 10 relieve all apprehenslons the
school would be distnfected before the
sessions are resumed Monday.
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In Good Templars' Se-ies.

The fifth of the series of meetings at
Stanley Hall. Soldiers Home under the
auspices of the Good Templars. was held
last Monday evening. The meeting was
in charge OF John C. Foster The pro-
gram included recitations by Miss Nina
Higdon and Miss Alta Heap: vocal solo
bv Arthur Jett. accompanied by Miss
katherine Reber. Addresses were also
made by Thomas Maloney and John
Shaw
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Entertained Tuesday Club.

The Tuesday afternoon club was enter
tanned by Mrs. J. X Hobson, at her
Brentwood home, the past week. Mrs.
". ,. Han read an interesting paper on
Gift Making and Mrs. O. T. Hustled
presented an essay on Emerson and
His Home After the literary program
refreshments We're served.
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Washington Ministe- to Preach

The pulpit Of the Methodist Church
South VIII be occupied this morning by
the Kew II. NJ. Reed, Of Washington.
Al the evening young peoples meeting
. japanese student. who is attending
CoHeEe IN TINS country, VIII speak The
Kew Tyler. the pastor. Is absent on a
Eac9u ton. Bishop A N. Wilson will con-
duct the services next Sunday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
Cotillon Club Dance

The Hyattsville Cotillon Club viii give
its first dance Of this season at the
Masonic hail on Wednesday evening.
Nov. Is. The chaperons will be Mes
danes Joseph Rowen, James c. Rogers.
". ". Van Loan. c. J. S Mayo. r. A.
Fuller and John G. Holden. Admission
VIII be by cards only
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
Violating Game Laws.

The Anacostia police precinct has re-
ceived a communication from Major
Sylvester, who stated that information
had been received that hunters were
violating the game laws in the subur-
ban sections OF the Fifth precinct The
police were asked 10 stop the practice
The communication was sent by Capt.
r. +. McCuthran, commanding the
Fifth precinct, under which the Anacos-
tia precinct is a sub-preclnct
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
Church Choir ORGANIZED.

The choir at the Eastern Presbyterian
church, corner Sixth street and Mary
land avenue northeast. has been or
ganized for the season, as follows. Miss
Edith Hanson. soprano: Miss Estelle
Gulick, alto; George Mellis. tenor, and
Russell @. Abbott bass. Mrs. " T.
Belts Is the director and the organist
is Miss Nellie Sacrey.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
Sweenev-Owens Wedding

A wedding OF interest to a large mum
Der throughout this section occurred last
week at the home or the Rev. James
Many. pastor OF the East Washington
Heights Baptist Church. when Miss Eff
ne +. Owens and Jesse G. Sweeney
We're married. Mr.. and Mrs Sweeney
have a large number OF friends In Ana
costa, and have taken up their resi-
dence AT 80 Harrison neet, Auacostia
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Illegal Car Riders.

The names Of Frank Smith, Joseph
Sprinks. and Henry Brown have been
added TO the already long list Of prison
ers at Marlboro. sent up for riding
freight cars. The young men boarded
Baltimore and Ohio freight at Ben
ing. where they were arrested by a
railroad detective brought 10 Hyatts-
vile and sentenced 10 two months in the
House Of Correction
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Successful Church Entertainment.

The entertainment given In the sun
day school building Of the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening. was
very enjoyable. The following program
was given;
Piano solo, AIRS, H. F. Stringer: so
prano solo. Miss Christine Church;
mock trial MaXsoE Cunningham, Wal
ter Stevens. Allison Chaplin. Berkeley
Wright. VIII DuyaIl John Geddes. with
Robert simpson as baiin; baritone solo.
George Z. Terry; recitation. DR. James
Cannon, solo. Master Hamilton Warner;
overture, kCnslngton Orchestra; con-
tral-O solo. Miss l.. b. Polklnhorn: from
bone solo. Or. Benjamin Maeder. bari
tonc solo. Harry g. Armstrong; churac-
ter sketches. Guy Y. Collins: flute solo.
Grin q. Field. scarf drill. sixteen young
ladies. directed by Miss Mcnwee; over
ture. orchestra.
The entertainment was given To pro-
cure funds FOR the purchase Of new
hymn books for the Presbyterian
church, and a goodly sum was realized.
The excellent program was due 20 the
efforts OF J. r. Buck and b. II. Warner.
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BOolIlingdale>

The wedding of Miss Marion H. Booth
and Frank W. Kern took place last
Tuesday afternoon at the residence OF
the brides cousins Mr.. and Mrs ]. H.
Bryant. Only the immediate relatives
of the bride witnessed the ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. sam
uel II. Greene, of Cavalry Baptist
church. The brides gown was Of white
batiste over tafeta with a panel of
duchesse lace. After a visit OF three
weeks IN Chicago and other points In
Illinois, with relatives of the groom,
Mr.. and Mrs Kern viii reside in this
city
The young friends Of Miss c. Aurelia
Bretow were entertained recently at her
home. 921 Sixth street northwest, the
occasion being the twelfth anniversary
OF her birth Among those present
were: The Misses Katie Kendrick,
Ethel Schaefer. Gertrude Schaefer. Eva
Krey, Elsie Krey. Nellie Lambert
Lucy Cassidy Elsie Schneider. Rath-
crime Berberich. Ida DuvaH, KnlIan
Kendncll. and Franklin Kendrick.
William Flack, Raymond FIack, Paul
Schwartz, Maurice Rosen, William
Levertore Ralph Little, Newton
Levertore,
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander. OF 50 NJ
street northwest. have returned home
from the Adirondacks, where they spent
some time.
A new Sunday school has been opened
at the Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Church, which has been enlarged.
Miss Nellie Wheaton. of Binghamton.
y. Y. is the guest of Mrs B. B +.
Graves. Of 1913 Z street northwest
DR.. c. f. Haddsheld. Of &c New York
avenue northwest. has returned home
from Boston.
Charles W. La Porte, of Peoria. H.,
is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs
William NJ. La Porte at 444 K street
northwest.
William II. Price. of As Q street north
west. has completely recovered from
injuries about the body which he sus-
tanned in a street-car accident. last
week.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given last Tuesday evening In honor of
Miss Irene Hin by her friends. The
evening was spent In playing games
Music added to the enjoyment Re
freshments were served at a late hour.
The prize competition for the best
lawns. which was originated this year.
has been of great benefit 10 the appear
anee of this section. An average OF one
I'm every three lawns is in credita HE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
Meeting of Rechabites.

Laurel Tent. No. l01. Independent
order OF Rechabites. held meeting in
Haines hail, on Harrison street, Ana
costa. at which considerable business
of Importance was transacted and
highly entertaining good-of-the-order
program was rendered. Among those
who made short talks We're High Chief
Ruler Cordeu, George W. Shoemaker.
and George w >Ic.
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HZafTSVTlle

The election supervisors have issued
me formal notice of the Congressional
election 20 be held on November 6,
and have designated the polling places
In each district. The polls for Hyatts-
Vile district will be located at the Ma
sonic Hail, and for Brentwood, at the
Firemen's hall, Of that place.
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Laurel Club Dance

The first dance of the season given by
the Laurel Social Club was held at
Naval Lodge Hall, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Fourth street southeast, Tues
day evening. A large number attended.
and the affair was pronounced a dis
tinct success in every way, The presi
dent of The club is y. w. Leman
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
SUBURBAN JEALOUSY?

by the way, Dick said the Ravens
wood man, II forgot TO tell you that a
chap in Rogers Park called YOU IN nv
telephone last week while you were out
OF town. You'd better see what he
wants"
Great Scott You don't suppose he's
been standing at the telephone and wait
ing for his answer ali this time, do
your
Certainly. Why not? What else has
anybody in Rogers Park got TO do 20
Occupy his timer
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Have Charge of Bazaar.

The committee of ladies of ST Paurs
NJ. i. Church, having in charge the ba-
zaar feature of the annual church sup
per, consists OF Mrs. William Dulin.
chairman; Mrs. Spielman, Mrs. w. d.
Thomas. Mrs q. W Ashw0rth. Mrs.
George Snyder, and Mrs. Smith These
ladies We're entertained by Mrs. shy
der on Tuesday afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
Skilled Iron Workers Scarce.

Barber & Ross. whose iron foundry Is
located at Fifth and V streets northeast.
are having trouble getting enough skill
ed operatives.
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Fitch Van Alta, a former student Of
the college at this place, has returned
and is visiting friends before taking
up school work
Sanford Harlan, chief Of the art de-
partment Of the Aeview and Herald.
is quite IN at his home on Blain ave
nue..
Elder A C. Daniels. OF Blair road,
with Elder !. II. Evans. Of Blair ave-
nue.. is in Battle Greek, Mich, on bust
ness.
Miss Mildred Deike recently arrived
from Canada 10 spend the winter with
her parents on Grant avenue
r. r. Cook and family, Of Boulder.
Col, who have been visiting at the
home OF w. a. Spicer.. on Chestnut
street, left Monday for New York en-
route 10 India, where they go as mis-
sIonaries.
Mrs. Whitney, of Oak avenue, recent
~ arrived home after summer vaca-
ton in Canada.
Tuesday evening the TakOma chorus
held its regular rehearsal at the Pres
byterian Church. The chorus is plan
ming TO again give the sacred cantata
saul" for one OF its recitals
Mrs Maude Adams. of Mt. Pleasant,
visited relatives at this place during
the week
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A CRITICISM.

Yes" the amateur boosted u
created the part. 1t was all mine: that
is. All except the makeup. The cos
tuner fixed that for me"
Yes" replied the friend, II heard sew
eral PEOPLE say your makeup was
good"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
Change in Presidency.

Mrs. Grace Suit, president OF the La
dies Aid Society OF The Anacostia Meth
Odist Episcopal Church. has rendered
her resignation. and Miss Emma Isaac
has been elected 10 hlI the position.
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Eight Years as Treasurer.

Mayor Cornelius Eckhardt. who recent
ly returned from the annual meeting of
che Maryland Synod of the Lutheran
Church, IS 20 be congratulated upon his
reelection as treasurer OF the synod,
Mr.. Eekhardt enters his eighth wear
in this position, and was also appointyss
delegate to the general synod 10 meet H.
.funp
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
Home for Male Nurses.

At the Government Hospital work has
been commenced on the remodeling of
East Lodge. a building formerly occu-
pied by patients, which s 10 be trans
formed into a home for the male nurses
at the asylum.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
SUNDAY School Convention-

The Prince George County Sunday
School Association viii hold their con-
venuon at the Berwyn chape! on Thurs
day and Friday Of this week. Represen-
tatives Will be present from all points
In the country J. H Schaefer OF River
dale, has charge of the arrangements
Tor receiving and entertaining the
guests.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
Would-Be Suicide Improves.

Erastus Fletcher, OF Berwyn Heights.
attempted suicide on Monday even
ing by cutting his throat. Is in critical
condition. The dizziness OF the case knife
he employed was the only thing that
saved him from instant death. lie was
discovered in the barn shortly after at
tempting to take his life and carried TO
his home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
Basket Committee Meets

The basket committee OF the Aid So
ciety OF Warner Memorial Church. met
at the home OF Mrs. Robert Martin on
Friday afternoon.
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Church Of the Covenant on Wednesday.
as delegates from tie Womens MIS-
sionaTy Society of the Warner Memo
rial Presbyterian Church.
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Personal Mention.

Mr. and Mrs Myron L. Story, of 62s A
street southeast, are entertaining as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
Thwing, of Minneapolis, MINI.
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John Brady's Funeral.

The funeral services of John NJ Bra
dy, of &c I street northeast, were held
last Thursday morning at St Aloysius
Church
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Return From Extended Trip.

the south, DR.. and Mrs. r. W. Burton
have returned to their home here.
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ATTENDED Women's Meeting.

Mrs J. Brett Bronson and Mrs. c. G.
Dickson attended the meetings Of the
Women's Synodical Society at the
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Miss Agnes Park. of Redlands. Cal;
Miss Julia Pond. of Washington. and
the Misses Gertrude and Margaret
Nourse were the guests of Mrs. 4. p
Eastman. this week
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Mrs. Kent. wife Of First Lieut.. w. A.
Kent. United States Signal Corps, is
spending several weeks with her aunt.
Mrs H J. Wylie. 81 4 street south
east
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Edward 6. Hooper. OF Baltimore. is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. @. B. May
nader, Maryland avenue.
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Miss Elizabeth Fuller. of us Sixth
street northeast has left on a four
weeks trip through Central New York.
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Mrs. Thomas a. Fisher. who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs John
Fisher. IN New York, has returned 10
her home. in this city
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Miss Nettie Sacks. of 2lO1 First street
returned last week from her summer
Va "a ton
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Personal News.

Mrs. Maynadier leaves this week for a
visit 10 several points in southern Mary
land.
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Mrs. Augusta Byrnes. of Capitol Hill.
recently entertained for few days Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Cooper, of Richmond.
Va
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Alexander Sakers has been reap
pointed justice Of the peace for this
district
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Falls Church, Va.

The Young Ladies Club was enter
tained by Mrs. Frederick r Dudley, on
Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. William Chauncey last week paid
visit 10 relatives Ia Jersey city.
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Lieut. c. /. Fisher. L. s. A. who has
been on a visit 10 his brother, Police
Commissioner T. A. Fisher, has return
ed 10 his post al Key West.
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Miss Sallie Remper last week had as
her guest Miss Annie Green, of De-
iaplane
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W. " Sherwood had as his guest last
week Mrs. Margaret Y. Heckrotte. OF
Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Clarence c. Leadbeater had as
her guest last week Miss Helen Hob
nan, OF Lancaster. Pa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28

NJ w +. Lambert was last week
elected second vice president OF Virginia
Tor the American Bankers Association
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The Misses Hunter had as their guest
last week Hiss Alma Gray. Of Freder-
icksburE.
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Mrs. '. \. Payne had as her guest
last week her sister, Mrs. J. r. SuisIer
OF Charlottesville.
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Personal Notes.

Mrs. Joseph p. Rudy, accompanied by
her daughter. has returned TO her home
312 Seventh street northeast. following
two months visit in Pennsylvania.
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Mrs. Fred Coe and children. of Mary
land, who have been visiting Mrs
George A. Mushbach. in this city. have
returned nome.
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Mrs. Spencer, of Washington. was the
guest this week of her sister. Mrs. J. n.
SmOot
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The Rev. George W. Quick and son
Richard. of Newport, R. l.. returned
home on Monday after a visit 10 rela-
tiNes here.
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Miss Nettie Rowen. OF this city. last
week visited Miss Emma Clinedlnst. IN
Edinburg.
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Personal Mention


efforts OF J. r. Buck and b. II. Warner.
Personal Mention.
Rev. W. c. Alexander. Of the West
Street Presbyterian Church. George
town, viii preach at Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church today.
Mrs. James b. Cook entertained Mrs.
Frank T. Chapman and Miss Montgom-
cry at luncheon on Monday
Mrs. Mary Faucet is completing prep
arations for removal to Washington for
the winter. Mrs. Fawcett entertained
Mrs. ", D. Thomas and Miss Harrl-
son at luncheon on Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Pratt. OF Capitol View.
gave a luncheon on Saturday to a num-
Der of her girl friends. The guests Were
Misses Helene Oyster Edith Helen VIII
son. and Marie Mcknight, of Washing
ton; Ellen and HHrriet Riley, of Rock
Vile. and Eleanor and Sophie Mcqueen,
of Capitol View, The table was deco
rated appropriately to the season with
pumpkin as a centerpieCe, and anus
ing fayors were given the young ladies.
Mrs. ". D. Little. of Forest Glen, is
ia
Mr. and Mrs Henry E Stringer. OF
Baltimore street. have as their guest
Mrs. Alice V. Benson. of New York city.
Mrs. Benson will probably spend some
months In Kensington.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Stilson, Of Water
loo. Iowa. were the guests recently Of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A Chaplin. of Connect
icut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter b. Lewis and
daughter. Jessie. returned recently from
several days visit 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Charles McCauley. Of BrOOkland.
C. A. Boynton and family, of Wash
ngton, are occupying the Jones house
on Montgomery avenue. Mr.. Boynton
has leased the property for a year. and
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Boynton VIII make
their home with Mr.. Boyntons parents
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Ford. of Brook
land, were the dinner guests on Monday
of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. AshwOrth.
The Rev. Father Tierney. of Babylon,
\. Y. and Miss Alma Buck from St
AEnes. Baltimore, are guests of Father
ROsensIecl and Mrs. Sweeney, at the
parsonage, ST Johns, Forest Glen.
Judge and Mrs. c. B. Waite, Of Chi
cage. are spending a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. George Wright of For
est Glen. They are on their way home
from an extended tour In Europe. Egypt.
and other Mediterranean countries.
Miss Bessie Warner has returned from
a visit with relatives and friends in
Montrose and Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Mrs. Polkinhorn and daughter. of
Washington. are spending a few weeks
in Washington at the home OF Mr., and
Mrs. J. w Buck.
George Chamberlain and family have
removed To Washington and will be To-
Gated on MARYLAND avenue northeast
for the winter.
Hiss S. ]. Williams spent a few days
in Washington recently 10 attend the
marriage of her brother. Mr.. VIII VIII
liams and Miss Fannie Poole, of Pooles-
Vile, this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Ridgely have
sold their home on Fawcett avenue and
will move to Washington for the winter
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
L. Pugh. OF Knowles avenue. lest Sun
day afternoon, Father c. o. Rosensteel
of Forest Glenn administered the rite
OF baptism 10 Robert Allen, youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh. George Q.
HOulahan and Isabel s. O'Connor were
sponsors.
Mrs. Arthur Hendricks is spending a
few weeks at Atlantic CITY for her
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Mrs Jonas T. Unverzagt joined the
Choral Society at its regular meeting
Monday evening
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b. b Smith. who has been suffering
from an abscess. is Improving.
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Mrs. Marianne MACEDONIAN has return
ed from her visit 10 Newport News.
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Horace f. Brown has returned from
a visit 10 his uncle, j. c. Williams. or
Tabscott, Va.
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Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lsterman have is
sued invitations TO the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Hortense Letcrman.
&c Samuel Stone. which will take place
in Charlottesville on Monday. Novem-
Der .. Miss Leterman is the grand
daughter OF eX-May0r Henry Strauss.
OF this city.
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Mrs Arthur Hendricks is spending a
few weeks at Atlantic City for her
health.
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Holm Doran. of Baltimore. son-in-Iaw
of / G Elliott. has moved into the
Nowlan house on Washington street for
the winter
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Irving Murray met with severe loss
when bis house burned to the ground.
The family had moved in only the day
before and when Weakened by the fire il
was too late TO save anything in the
dwelling
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A very enjoyable surprise party was
given last Tuesday evening In honor of
Miss Irene Hin by her friends. The
evening was spent In playing games
Music added to the enjoyment Re
freshments were served at a late hour.
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r. W. Arnold. y. y. q. n, and l.
Uben, W. n. last week paid a frateruaI
visit 10 Columbia Lodge of MasOns at
rOTt MyeT, and conferred the master
Mason ) decree upon a candidate.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. - =. Stewart are re-
ioicine I'M the birth OF son, who ar
rived last Saturday night
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The prize competition for the best
lawns, which was originated this year.
has been of great benefit 10 the appear
ance of this section. An average OF one
I'm every three lawns is In creditable
condition.