The Washington times., 1906-12-23
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with an attack of typhoid fever. Mr.
Thompson was forced to return home
| from college some time ago.
Fred crisp. with several other north
east boys. who spent their summer with
| a geological survey party In eastern
| Illinois are expected home this week
| They are members OF The Technical
High School, and intend to resume their
| studies there.
The Chi Omega Sorority Of the George
| Washington University, several mem
bers OF which are girls of this section.
| is going TO receive on New Year Day,
at 172S Columbia road.
Miss Marguerite Allen, OF 2s7 Tenth
street northeast, a graduate Of Business
High School. has accepted a position
near the District Government.
Robert Bradshaw. Of 9O c street
| northeast, is enjoying two weeks va
cation from his work. IN the office Of
! Building Inspector Ashford
Clyde c. Dunnington. who recently
went to st. Louis to accept a position
with the United States Coal Testing
Plant there. will pass through this city
about February 1. on his way to James
town. Va. TO which place the plant is
to be moved.
Howard Richardson, Of l22 Tenth
street, is coming home for the holidays
from Boston, where he is in the fresh
man year of the Boston School Of Tech
nOlOgy. Charles Richardson, a brother
Is a professor in the university.
Paul Bradshaw is thinking OF taking
an extensive trip for this health In the
near future 1t is thought that Mexico
VIII be his destination.
The Capitol HiH Literary Society is
going 10 give a Christmas party on
Wednesday, December 26- Mrs. c. Nor
man Beaton has been elected press cor
respondent OF the club.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Galloway, accom-
panied by their little daughter, have
gone TO Marshalltown. Iowa, 20 be pres
ent at the golden wedding anniversary
OF the doctors parents. They expect 10
be gone about a month.
William II. Easton became suddenly
I'll last Wednesday afternoon at 1904
Ninth street northeast
The Commissioners have ordered that
Fourth street northeast. between n
street and Florida avenue. be graded in
connection with the terminal project.
The funeral Of John NJ. Nero, OF 9l9
Second street northeast, took place last
Monday morning from 81. Aloysius
Church
Miss Marie Oldham, who formerly re-
sided on Maryland avenue northeast, is
attending boarding school at Winston,
n. c.
Lewis Campbell, of IOl2 B street north
east. who has been in California for
three years with the Geological Survey.
Is expected home this spring. His
mother has been in i'll health for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis are in
their new home, at \ Quincy street
northeast.
Mrs Cora 3. Pagan has sold her resi-
dence on oNTth Capitol street. and
taken apartments on FairmOnt avenue.
Mt Pleasant.
The annual banquet OF the lexington
Citizens Association is going TO be held
on January Is at the Riggs House. this
date being the eleventh anniversary of
the forming OF the association. The reg
ular meeting was held last Monday
evening a. St. Martins Hall, at North
Capitol ard T streets.
Little Miss Carrie Lazen has almost
entirely recovered from the attack made
on her recently while returning home
from the lexington School.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Green. OF Cap
itoi Hin. Will leave Sunday evening for
Atlanta, where they Will spend the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. John r.
Martin. the mother of Mrs. Green. On
the return trip the couple will stop off
at Richmond for a short stay with Mr.
J. r. Martin, jr.. of East Clay street.
Miss Elsie Patterson. a member of the
senior class at the University OF Michi-
gan. is visiting her aunt and cousins.
Mrs. Scallop and the Misses Julia and
Elizabeth Scallop, at their home on Sew
enth street northeast.
Mrs. Albert Lewis, Of zoos B street
northeast. has returned to the city after
a short visit to her son. Albert Lewis.
who is employed in Wilmington Del.
Mrs. Lewis went to Wilmington TO at
tend the wedding OF Lsr son several
weeks ago.
Miss Aileen Brady Of Fifth street
northeast gave an Informal supper to
her brother and sisteT-in-law. who spent
last week in Washington, on Friday
evening
Miss Elsa SWEET and her sisters. Edith
and Rieka. OF 110e 1 street northeast.
will entertain number of their friends
at their home on Christmas Eve, The
evening win be given over 10 games
and dancing.
a surprise party was given Bertram
Garfield, of II street northeast, by his
parents in honor of his fifteenth birth
day. A large number of friends were
present
Mrs. Griffith, OF Kansas CITY. Mo. is
visiting friends on Fifteenth street
northeast. She will return TO her home
after the Christmas holidays.