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Riley Gibbons. of 129 street northeast,
has returned from a stay of two weeks
i'm New York.
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THE SEASONS DREAD.

You are a little horse
Yes, possibly because l have been
feeding rnY cold with hsE 6agsr.
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The Rev. Charles O. Isaac, pastor Of
the AnaCostia Methodist Episcopal
Church. recently went To- ocean Grove.
y. J., where he joined the members OF
his congregation. who are staying there
and taking part IN the camp meeting
services being held At that place About
fifteen members of the Anac3s,la ". r.
Church are participating In the tXer-
clses.
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Marriage Is Announced.

The announcement has been made
here Of the recent marriage of Miss
Nellie 4. Butler. OF this place, and
Harry S. Deane, Of Berkeley, Mass. The
ceremony was performed at White
Plains, y. Y. at the home of Mrs. s.
Thompson. The Rev. DIT J W. T. Booth
Cfficiated.
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C6n9reSS1eigbtS

The newly elected officers OF Congress
Heights Camp. No. s, p. o. OF A, were
recently installed by the district presi-
dent Mrs, Mary +. Raven. The Off
GERS are Past president. Mary FflliuS,
assistant past president, Cora Burn
president, Mamie b. van AIKEN; assist
an, president, Madaline Hoag; vice
PRECEDENT, Josephine Pumrhrey; assist
are vice president, Helen Rawlins; con-
tUcJOT, Emma Porter; assistant con-
duct0r, Naomi Kenney; recording secre-
taTy, Title NJ. PuTdy; assistant record
ing secretary, Lillian \. Fiilius; fnan-
cial secretary, Fannie Burn, treasurer,
Maud Kelley; guardian, Eliza Penning-
ton; sentinel, Emma D. Blaine; chap
lain. Fannie Brown; orator Mamie
Newcomb: trustees, Helen Rawlings.
Cora Burn. and Alice T. Dennis. The
camp win hold a monster lawn tete
on September 10
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Bruce and Frank Bielaski will return
% their home. 10 K street northeast,
tomorrow from St AIichaels
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Mrs. Bielasld wife Of Dr. Bielaski.
and her daughter Ruth. are visiting in
Virginia, West Virginia. and Pennsyl-
Vania.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-02

Miss Anita Dietrich. of East Capitol
street. his returned to her home after
rIaasant visit in ConnelIesviue, Pa.
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Mrs. Chayies Murphy. Of 1902 North
Capitol street, has returned from a
weeks visit with her mother IN Bal
timore
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John T.. Earnshaw. OF 152 Maple ave
nue.. is entertaining his sister, Mrs. J. T.
Martin. Of Sistersville. WA.
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Policeman Joseph Bowel, OF the Sixth
precinct. was recently confined by ill.,
ness to his home on Pierce street Ny.
Bowel was treated for incipient appen-
gfritLs
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Mr. and Mrs J. II. Mitchell are en-
tertaining Miss Lying, Of New York.
and Mrs. c. II. Mitchell. Of Bridgeport,
Conn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Purdy and
Mrs. J. r. Purdy have returned from
a few weeks trip to the mountains Of
New York
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Mrs. J. c. SchOoley. of Thirteenth and
Evarts streets, is IN Philadelphia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sage have as
their guests Mrs. Julia Curran Alexan-
der 3Ed her daughter
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EOkingfOn

Mr.. and Mrs. l. Folsom. OF North
Capitol street. have gone 70 Bar Har-
Dor. Newport, and Earragansett Pier.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Harper. Of y
] street northeast are spending some
time in Georgia, North Carolina. and
Virginia.
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Mr. am Mrs. AIKEN and daughter. y
p Tenth street northeast, have gone
20 Atlantic City. y. J.
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Personal Notes

Frank l.. Earnshaw has returned from
a vacation OF ten days spent ia WetzeI
county. w Va, where he visited his old
home
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Miss Lillian Zimmerman. of Eighth
street southeast. left the city last week
for an extended trip through the North.
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Miss Appleby and Miss Slater are ia
Harrisburg Nd.
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Mrs s NJ Fillius, who has been
spending a few weeks at Piney Point.
has returned home.
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Miss Blanche Nelson has recovered
from an attack OF typhoid fever.
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Coltons.
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Miss Nelson il visiting aer brother in
Boston.
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Notes Of Persons.

NIr and Mrs IT. c. Dobbs have re-
turned To their home. Friwood. after
spending several months at Morgan
town. w Va
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MI and Mrs. Bert Winthrop have
gone 10 Boston, making the trio by sea.
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Mrs. Lang. s. r street northeast. has
returned from Navington. Va.
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Extensive preparations are being made
by the Congress Heights NJ. f. Church
for supper, which is 10 be held in
tho Sunday school room from 70 10
p. m on September 4.
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Mrs. Josephine Shook and son. OF =
c street northeast, have returned from
Old Point Comfort. Va
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James Paul of Virginia avenue south
east. has left town for a trip through
the North lie went 10 Baltimore'
where he took the boat for Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Milton J. Fillius and children are
spending d week at Colonial Beach.
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Miss Lille Callahan. OF North Capt
tol stree left last week 10 visit -ela-
lives in Philadelphia and New York
Before returning 10 her home in the
fsu she expects 10 pay a short visit
to Atlantic City.
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Mr. aud Mrs. J. T. White. 1870 North
Capitol street. have returned 20 the
CITY after a delightful stay at Atlantic
CITY. y j.
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Miss Zimmerman has returned from
pleasant two weeks a. Handys, near
Colonial Beach.
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Miss Catharine Stone has gone 70 join
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas p
Stone. al Ottawa, Canada
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northeast have returned from their Bos-
ton trip.
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Capitol Hill. They Will visit in Phila-
delphia Trenton. and New York before
sailing up the Hudson. Miss Libbey
Murphy viii stay with her relatives IN
Albany for an indefinite time.
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F. Y. Dom left Friday for a stay 1T
New York and Saratoga.
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Mrs. S G. Nottingham. Capitol Hin.
is at the Gladstone. Atlantic City, Mr..
Nottingham viii probably join her there
this month
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lexington
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Folsom, OF North
Capitol street, have gone 20 Bar Har-
Dor. Newport, and Earragansett Pier.
Mr. and Mrs. J. IT, Mitchell are en-
tertaining Miss Lying, Of New York.
and Mrs. c. II. Mitchell. Of Bridgeport,
Conn.
Mrs. Chayies Murphy. Of 1902 North
Capitol street. has returned from A
weeks visit with her mother in Bal
timore
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sage have as
their guests Mrs. Julia Curran Alexan-
der ord her daughter
Miss Nelson is visiting her brother in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs James s. Harper. Of y
7 street northeast. are spending some
time in Georgia. North Carolina. and
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Winthrop have
gone 10 Boston, making the trio by sea.
Miss Catharine Stone has gone 70 join
her parents. Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas p.
Stone. al Ottawa, Canada.
Miss Zimmerman has returned from a
pleasant two weeks a. Handys, near
Colonial Beach.
Miss Lille Callahan, OF North Capt
tol stree. left last week 10 visit -ela-
lives IN Philadelphia and New York
Before returning 10 her home in the
fell she expects 10 pay short visit
to Atlantic City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. T. White. 1870 North
Capitol street. have returned 20 the
CITY after a delightful stay al Atlantic
City n j.
Mrs. Josephine Shook and son. Of q
G street northeast, have returned from
Old Point Comfort. Va.
Frank Spiel. As Q street northeast, is
spending some time az Colonial Beach.
F. Y. DOM left Friday for a stay 1t
New York and Saratoga.
Mrs. Lang. s. r street northeast. has
returned from Warrington, Va.
Mr. am Mrs. AIKEN and daughter y
p Tenth street northeast, have gone
70 Atlantic City. y. J.
Bruce and Frank Bielask will return
% their home. 10 K street northeast.
tomorrow from St Michaels.
The Rev. Alexander Bieiaskj. pastor
Of the North Capitol II. r. Church.
leaves Tuesday 10 visit in West Vir-
sinia and Pennsylvania
Mrs. Bielaslyi. wife Of Dr. Bielaski.
and her daughter. Ruth. are visiting in
Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsyl-
vania.
Miss AppIeby and Miss Slater are IN
Harrisburg, Nd
AIr. and MIS-. Slater. Of IS I street
northeast, have returned from their BOs-
ton trip.
AifF VI ASEfDE koul0ESt now quite r.
famous social club Of lexington, be-
cause of th.e weather did not have their
usual Monday night outing this week.
but instead they spent Q very pleasant
evening with Miss .Appleby, II n street
northeast Those present were c. NJ.
Phelps r. r Bricker L. WHiet H. NJ
Adams. r, 7. Harrington. and the Misses
AppIeby. Slater. Giddings. Bresiiu.
Saxty. and Harding
Mrs. Jones and two daughters, OF
S2S Fifth street northeast. have re-
turned.
Mrs. Rogers. Of the Oueonta Flats, -
New York avenue northeast, has return
ed from Massachusetts,.
Mr. and Mrs. Suffer and their daugh-
IL. are 10 return the early part Of this
week.
Miss Lille X Weber has just return
ed after vacation of four weeks at
Ocean city, Atlantic City. Philadelphia.
Baltimore, and other points.
Mrs. Harrigan. OF the Pennhurst. Is
at Atlantic City.
Mrs Sears. Of IS Il street northeast.
mas retuI..ed from Boston,
j w Sanford has returned from
Colonial Beach, Va.
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After a pleasant visit At the home Of
Col Truman Cross. IN Prince George
county. Md. Mrs. Wilton Harvey has
returned 10 her home
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Frank Spiel. 4s Q street northeast, is
spending some time az Colonial Beach.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Robinson have
returned after a three weeks visit ID
Rochester. y. y.
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east, is spending a short vacation at
Front Royal. Va. visiting relatives.
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Mrs. Ernest Hamberg. who has been
visiting friends IN Brookland for the
past two weeks, has returned to Balti-
more.
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Miss Fitzpatrick of Fifth street south
east. has gone TO Cape May, for three
weeks
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Mrs. T. Ryon and her son, Howard,
OF New Jersey avenue southeast. have
left ON trip to Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
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Mrs. Alice Finch. OF Sixth street
southeast. has returned from Pennsyi-
vania.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Kuhnert and her grand
children. Aubrey and Bessie Simpson, Of
Seventh street southeast have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
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Miss Lille X. Weber has just return
ed after a vacation of four weeks at
Ocean City, Atlantic City. Philadelphia.
Baltimore, and other points.
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Miss Annie Tinney. of Albany. \ Y,
who is visiting her aunt Mrs. II. 5
Murphy. VIII return home accompanied
~ her cousin, Miss NibPey Murphy, Of
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Riley Gibbons. of I29 b street northeast
has returned from a stay of two weeks
i'm New York.
Miss Anita Dietrich. of East Capitol
street. his returned to her home after
a pleasant visit in Connellesville, Pa.
walter r. Jones. of Fourth street
northeast. has returned from stay at
East Orange n. j.. where he visited
his mother. Mr.. Jones was accompa-
MED by his brother. Harry.
Miss Lillian Zimmerman, of Eighth
street southeast. left the city last week
for an extended trip through the North.
Jarles Paul of Virginia avenue south
east. has left town for trip through
the North He went TO Baltimore,
where he took the boat for Philadelphia.
Mrs. s. G. Nottingham, Capitol Hill,
is at the Gladstone. Atlantic City, MI
Nottingham viii probably join her there
this month.
Miss Arthur. Of Tenth street south
east, is spending a short vacation at
Front Royal. Va. visiting relatives
Mrs r. Ryon and her son, Howard.
OF New jersey avenue southeast. have
left ON a trip to Philadelphia and At
lantic city.
Miss Landreth. of Firth street south
east, Is visiting relatives in Chicago.
Dr. and Mrs. Mohitt and son. Watson.
OF Z street southeast, were recently
summoned 10 Columbus. Ohio, on ac-
count OF the death of II. T. Henderson,
father of Mrs. Momtt.
Mrs. Alice Finch. OF Sixth street
southeast. has returned from Pennsyi-
vania-
Miss Annie Tinney. of Albany, \ Y,
who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. s
Murphy VIII return home accompanied
BY her cousin, Miss Nibpey Murphy, Of
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Miss Landreth. of Firth street south
east, Is visiting relatives in Chicago
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M and Mrs. Suffer and their daugh-
IL. are 10 return the early part Of this
week,
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Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. fztllen, Of Carroll
avenue. moved Wednesday t. High
Point. Va
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Mrs. Rogers. of the Oueonta Flats, -
New York avenue northeast, has return
ed from Massachusetts,.
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The stOrero0m in Rogers row. form
erly occupied by Mcclellan Bros. has
been leased by V K Hickman. OF
Washington, ard viii be opened shortly
as a tea and coffee store.
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DR.. and Mrs. Mohtt and son. Watson.
Of Il street southeast, were recently
summoned TO Columbus. Ohio, on ac-
count Of the death of H. T. Henderson,
father of Mrs. Mofhtt.
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Mrs. Gillespi and daughter have re
turned from Atlantic City.
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Mrs Harrigan. of the Pennhurst. Is
at Atlantic City
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VIII Bride and his family have re-
moved to 500 b street northeast.
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Miss Sarah Verde Weckerly. of Rhode
island avenue. Mt Rainier. has returned
from a short vacation spent in Virginia.
Her sister Miss Eva Weckeriy, Will
leave shortly for Atlantic city. she VIII
also visit Philadelphia and Fox CHASE
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Mrs j. W I.anhead, OF Carroll ave
nue.. has gone To the sanitarum at Iowa
Circle. where she hopes 10 regain her
health
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John Cavanaugh. formerly OF Brook
land, and Miss Katharine HIN, Of Phil
adelphia. are visiting Mrs. Wakefield,
Of West Brookland.
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Miss Theresa NJ. Kiter. of 1104 z
street northeast, Is IN New Haven, IND,
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The WashinEtouians,' now quite
famous social club or lexington, be-
cause of the weather did not have their
but instead they spent 2 very pleasant
evening with Miss -kppieby, II n street
northeast Those present were c. Nj.
Phelps, r. r Bricker, l. WWet. II. NJ
Adams. r. 7. Harrington. and the Misses
AppIeby. Slater. Giddings. Bresiiu.
Saxty, ard Harding
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Mrs. Jones and two daughters, OF
Sos Fifth street northeast have re-
turned
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Miss Alice Vausant of c street south
east. viii soon so to the mountains
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Mr.. and Mrs. a. Burnstine have left
for their new home. Thirteenth street
northwest. Washington.
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Miss Kinder has returned from an eS-
tended visit 10 Pennsylvania and New
York
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Mrs Sears. Of IS Il street northeast.
mas retuTs.ed from Boston,
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Miss Amy Cole. OF Fourteenth and
Franklin streets, has returned from ST.
Mary county. Nd.
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Miss Maud Ridgeway accompanied by
her friends, the Misses Agnew. has re
turned from a pleasant vacation OF two
weeks spent at Colonial Beach.
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z. Y. Rice. jr. and his sister. Miss
Ethel Rice. Of c street southeast, are
out OF town visiting at Atlantic City and
Philadelphia.
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p Bowen, who has been visiting Mrs
Hall. has returned 20 Baltimore.
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John GIoyd BaIdus has gone to St
Joseph-s College, CallicoOn-on-Delawa
" j.. in company with his brother
Carl. who viii remain with him a few
days al the college
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Miss Daisy Palmer. OF Jackson ave-
nue.. is in Hamilton, Va. having been
called there by the sudden illness Of
her sister.
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George Winters has returned to his
home after a vacation trip OF two weeks
having visited Atlantic city. Chicago,
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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George Humphrey. Of HyaJtsville.
will probably purchase property in
Brentwood shortly and make his home
there.
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Mrs D. X Nicola and daughter. of
Holly avenue, have gone 10 Melrose.
Mass.
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Leroy Froom, formerly of Maple
street. returned 10 this place Friday.
after spending the summer on the Hud-
son.
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Elder ". A. Spicer. who has been In
South America for the past five months.
returned Friday. via Europe.
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Mrs. g Martin and her daughter, Hell
en- of 1903 North Carolina avenue south
east went to Fredericksburg, Va, 10
attend the funeral of their cousin, W.
II Hicks
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Mrs. Grace Beckett. OF Washington. is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. William
Bec1ert. Of Twelfth street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin HoIIidge. OF Tenth
street, have gone TO Boston. where Mr..
HolLdge has accepted a position.
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removed which he has worn on his leg
since an operation some time ago
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Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Cohin have
gone to Baltimore. making the trip by
water.
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j W. Sanford has returned from
Colonial Beach, Va.
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Mrs. Hattie Alice. Of Brightwood ave-
nue.. visited Takoma friends last week.
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Miss Katherine Finnigan, who has
been visiting Mrs. J. W Lsnigan. has
returned TO Charlestown, W. Va.
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RECEPTION At WHITE HOUSE.

Washington. b c.. Jan. g.-statrs-
men, diplomats. soldiers. sailors. ofirw
holders. Office seekers and plain p-op In
all gathered al the Waite House Mon
day to Ray Feapsc Is 20 ths president aud
Mrs. Roosevelt
Tho doors II the historic mansion
we're thrown open At ! ! o'clock aud far
htrss hours a living stream - we'll
wishing citizens poured To through tie
marble corridor. aIed past tho prrstdeuf
and his lady. ia the beautiful blue par
lur. The reception WAS ono q the most
brilliant IN history. -iaop a. FAR back
As tho days 81 Washington. when loyal
cnlonists jourueygd 20 New York to pay
homage to the nation = chief. no annual
birthday has been observed with great.
er wealth Of gold lace. smart gowns.
joyous music or cordial good will.
This New Year reception was nota-
bic in many ways. For instance thatn
was a real vice president there. dig
nitary not seen At similar celebrations
for eight syars. Hobart Was tho ona
Of that rank ~ pArtioi pate. until today
when Fairbanks took his place at the
head Of the cabinet line. Mrs. Fair.
banks ranked the ladies % the cabinet
circle at Mrs. Roosevalts right hand.
Miss Alice Roosevelt whom svsry ous
wished 10 500 and congratulate. was b.
held Of all behOlders in a sweet uruwa
OF girls gathered in the green room.
One yearA go. Count Cassini. Russian
ambassador. led the diplomatic process
sion entering the White House. Just a.
the news bearers were crying extras
that announced Port Arthur fall.
Not far behind him came Takahira,
the Japanese minister. his face illumi,
mated by an III concealed smile 81 tri,
umph. Today Baron Rosen replaced
Count Cassini. and instead Of being Al
the front Of the foreign contingent. he
was sixth, next To last. Japan had ~
minister in line a. Baron Acki, newly
selected representative Of the mikado,
had not yet arrived.