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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-25
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hood have re-
moved from their ole home. 504 l street
to the Royalton. 9iS Nj street northwest
Mrs. semmes and Miss Hodges recent
~ entertained the members OF our Flag
Chapter. ID. A r., at their residence.
22eS Second street northwest, The lis
torian gave an account OF the capture
of the English flag. Mrs. Truman II.
Newberry, vice president general from
Michigan, were guests of the chapter.
Refreshments We're served and souve-
Mrs appropriate az the occasion given
all present
Harmon F. Linthicum. who is attend
ing Michigan University, was captain
OF the freshman football team during
the present season. 1t is a rule at the
| university that no one In his freshman
| year may play on the varsity team,
,, otherwise Linthicum. who made such a
| career for himself in high school and
college athletics, would be seen In Mich
| igan's lineup.
Thursday evening Walter Rogers gave
a delightful surprise party to his wife,
| tbs occasion being the seventh annlyer-
Seiy u AHeiF marriage. Euchre was
| played until "A late hour when supper
{ was served. the feature OF the evening
! being beautiful wedding cake. contain
ing ring. dime, and darning needle.
/ The ring fell TO the share of Mrs. Al
| fred Thompson. the dime 10 John
/ AgneW. and whoever received the darn
/ ing needle refused 10 confess. The
guests We're Mr. and Mrs. Edward II.
kemper, Mr.. and Mrs. William I-hIer.
/ Miss Sallie kemper Mr. and Mrs Al
| fred II. Thompson MIR. and Mrs. Isaac
| Gregg, Miss Mamie Agnew. Mr.. and
NlIs marry Demarest. William Hall.
ana Miss LOula SmOOt Prizes were Won
1 Uhler. '''i' ~
! The Misses Wallace. of Is r street
| northwest. entertained during the week
the guests being Miss Patterson. their
/ teacher; the Rev. +. W. Jeffries. pas-
| loF. ana nfty members OF their Sunday
/ coPal Church South The evening w.
/ made enjoyable by parlOT games. vocal
I ana instrumental music, recitatfons by
/ MISS noSe, and solos By Miss Alden.
The Misses Brinker. OF As NJ street
northwest assisted by Mrs Davis gave
/ a Mother Goose party recently The
| guests We're Misses Hall. Titus, Rocaa.
/ and Lothrop, the Messrs George Sulli-
/ van, William g. Sullivan, Cullen. Con
! mel, Kerr T. J. Howell. German Cola
day T. Howell. and Powell.
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BelaScO'S Black Cat.

II has Just been discovered that the
mascot OF the Belasco Theater, New
York, where the noted playwright-man
ager has produced so many of his sue
cesses, is a black cat that has infested
the theater for several years. and thinks
nothing Of walking out upon the stage
every now and then during a scene OF
The Girl OF the Golden West" When
ever this happens every actor knows
that some good luck is bound TO befaII
him. for the sign is infaIlibIe The
closest watch is kept on the animal lest
il should fall into the hands OF the
opposition. Several times, recently, IL
walked upon the stage during the re-
hearsaIs OF The Rose of the Rancho. %
which was accepted as a certain augury
of the success Of the new play. and to
make doubIy sure the cat was taken 20
Boston 10 be present at the premiere.
Miss Jessie Graham, who plays the
leading role in 1.-The Old Homestead. %
is the daughter of Hon. Henry N Long.
ex-lspeaker Of the Pennsylvania house
of representatives, and first cousin OF
Robert z. Long, Of the New National
Theater.
FRITZ Schen. III "M'He. Modiste.'' is
playing 10 capacity business at the
Chestnut Street Opera House. Fhiladel-
phia. She is due at the New National
TheateT. Monday, December To- On
Tuesday next the prima donna is to lay
the cornerstone OF the Edwin Forrest
Theater in Philadelphia. Many OF the
municipal and State officials. all the
stars az pre- sent playing in the Quaker
City, the board Of directors OF the For
rest Home. and a large number OF other
invited guests will be present for the
ceremony. The lessees and managers
Of the new theater will be Messrs. Nixon
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s,a Zimmerman. The theater, it IS
7,1C-,isad will be one Of the finest in
~. Vgo-Id A peculiarly of its con-
srruction win be an arrangement that
will do away with All sJairways, even
70 the top gallery
There have been many requests thaI
Dwight ElmendoTf give another lecture
following his present series Of hve at
The New National Theater. Many peo-
pie have been turned away from the
doors Of the playhouse since the begin
ming Of the series. No announcement
has been made as TO just what TIE ad-
ditloual talk viii be- II given.
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as popular in Japan as "Tara-boom-de-
ay'' later was in English music halls.
Anyway. fl proved the best bit of color
Ia his comic opera. In Japan IL Is as well
known as is THE Star-Spangled Ban
neT' in this country. which Puccini has
also drawn on for a motive in Madam
Butterfly" In view OF these facts, il
sounds strange to hear Puccini charged
with copying Sullivan.
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National Board, a. 0. H, to Meet.

There VIII be a meeting Of the national
board OF the Ancient order OF Hlber-
mans and the ladies' auxiliary at the
Savoy Hotel. New York city, on Fri
day. November 50. and the session will
probably last for three days p J..
Moran and p J. HaItigan, Of Wash
iugron. will attend the session.
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Andrew eIeason,s Illness Deplored.

Deep regret IS expressed in Catholic
circles Of Washington over the serious
illness Of Andrew Gleason. VINO has for
pany years been Identified with local
Catholic organizations. This is especial
IL true OF the Ancient Order Of Hlber-
mans. OF which society Mr. Gleason has
been an active and honorary member
Tor ten years He Is at present on the
honorary roll OF Division No. ?. and his
numerous friends in the organization
earnestly hope for his speedy recovery.
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A. o. II. Social

The members Of Division No. Of the
the Ancient Order of Hibernians and
their friends spent a very pleasant
afternoon, when the division. follow
ing its last regular meeting. en-
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Division No. :. a o. H. will hold its
regular meeting this afternoon in the
Kiddar building. Twentieth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, which will be fol-
lowed by a session Of oratory. music
and song. to mark the recent victory or
one committee over another in a con-
test for new members.
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Tie Football Game.

The EloomingdaIe Athletic Club last
Wednesday evening, in a game which
was interesting from start TO finish.
PLAYED the Hilton Athletic Club to a
lie on McDeVitt's field. The work OF
O'ConnOr and Kemper. for the Bloom
fngdale boys. was the fea ture of the
game The BloOmingdRles held the Hill
tons on the 1-yard line toward the
latter part of the game. and when the
game ended the bali was in their pos
session in the middle of the field.
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Mr.. AND MRS. H. /. HENDERSON,
Who Have Just Returned From Their
Honeymoon Trip.

ney. ana Miss Maria Harrison Those
present were Misses Rebecca Harrison.
Nancy Lee Janncy. Richard Wise. Viz
Elnla Bowie, Anna Shepherd, Cora Lutz,
Belle McGiU Violet Alexander. Maria
Harrison. Katie Whitman, LiIias Jan
/ ney Gather, Mesdames Harry u. Har-
risOn, b. Y. White, Hartley 'Friudle r
Is. WllQmaG, 5. =. LutZ w D. He-DD-
stone, John A. Gibson, William A Metz
ger, W. Preston Gibson and William II
Mar TN Inc club meets next with Mrs
& Y. White.
Corbin r. Franklin and Miss Hattie
Sewers. of Ashburn. this county. were
married at the residence OF the brides
parents. by the Rev. W. L. Dolly. OF
Leesburg.
Owing to III health c. C. Davis. OF
Lincoln. this county, has sold his mer-
camille business in that place 20 Phineas
Janney.
DR.. L. T. Jacobs, of Hamilton. this
county, has returned from Washing
ton, d c, where he has been for the
past two weeks with a pair of driving
horses belonging 10 h. 3. White. 81
LeesburE
Assistant Secretary Bacon Of the
State Department OF Washington. has
fine stable Of hunters in Leesburg.
and viii be among those to follow the
AlIdcleseX and LoudOun hounds during
the winter.
The Thursday Afternoon Reading
Club, which was originated by Mrs
William CorcOran Eustis. OF Washing
ton, d. c, IS rapiding increasing in
size and much interest IS manifest by
all the members. AT the meeting the
past week parts OF .'Vuette." by Char
lOtte BTOnte were read by Mrs Eustis
ana Miss Henderson and afterW,ard
discussed by the club.
Charles AIcGregor sweitzer left Lees
burg on Wednesday for Fort Clark.
Texas. ana from there will go 70 Mex
leo. Arizona, and California Mr.. SWEET
ger is well known in Washington. whore
he Is a prominent member OF the Army
and Navy Club.
Harry Tiffany, who has for the nast
few years been employed in the Office
or H. A. Thompson. OF Leesburg. has
accepted position with the PurceviIie
National Bank
Tho Rev Frank p. Berkeley is SPEND
ing some time in Berryville, Va. where
he is assisting Dr. Julian Broaddus IN
series OF religious services.
Miss Sara Rives Norris is making
short visit in Warrenton. Va, the guest
ui -Ar. and Mrs. W. ". Turner.
Miss Mary Ferguson made a short
visit tbs. past week TO friends in Wash
lngtOn, d. Q
Mrs. Edwin ]. Godhold and son have
returned to Washington for the win
Edward F. COnl1ling. of Washington
was the guest Of friends in Leesburg.
on Sunday.
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National Director Moran and Patrick
J. Haltigan viii speak at Hibernlan
demonstration IN Wilmington, Del, next
Wednesdav evening. November 3.
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Donovan Nominated for President.

Potomac Council Of the knights OK
Columbus nominated Thomas =. Dono-
van for the Office OF grand knight Tor
the ensuing year. at its last regular
meeting
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misunderstanding Wedding.


An event OF interest TO their many
friends was the wedding OF Miss Nellie
Remsburg and L. Allyn Shacleford at
Church. in the presence Of the relatives
and few near friends OF the bride and
groom The ceremony was performed
I by -he Rev. II. s. Greene. The bride
was recently bereft of her mother The
/ couple left on "a trip TO Old Point Com
friends after December !. AT their new
home, 400 l street northwest.
The first meeting OF this season OF
the Excelsior Literary Club was held
recently at the home OF Mrs S. L. Hea-
cock. ~ street northwest Prizes
were Won by Mrs 5. l. Heacock and
Miss l.. Allen. and Messrs. j. II. Arnold
and II. Knots. Those present We're
Misses NeTda knotts. Jennie Petit
Louise Allen, Sarah Rollins. Mrs. Par
sons. Britt. and STAGE HeacOCk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Mcqueen will be
at home 70 their friends after their de
turn. at 4e L street northwest. after
December / They were married on
November Il
4 quiet. but pretty. wedding took place
recently at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Schwab. when their daugh-
ter, Bell, was married to Mr.. Charles
Peterson by Rev. John T. Huddle, OF St.
Paurs English Lutheran Church. The
bride was very beCOmingly attired IN
white. A small collation. was served
Only the immediate relatives were pres
ent. owing TO a recnt death IN the
brides family. Fir. and Mrs. Peterson
will be at home to their friends at
rs " street northwest
The Misses Eleanor and Elizabeth
Mccormick entertained friends az an
oyster supper recently given at their
home 913 Third street northwest. Com
pleting the evenings program of music,
singing and dancing, was the game Of
were Misses Jennie Riggles, Anna Hines,
Messrs. John Carlin, John Riggles
Maurice Carlin and Elmer R. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis J. Brown recently
invited several Of their friends 10 meet
a young LADY who was visiting them.
Little Miss Amelie Thierman recently
celebrated the fifth anniversary Of her
birthday by entertaining a number Of
her Juvenile friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Cans, OF Fifth street
northwest, are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Cans, OF Richmond, Va
A pretty wedding took place last Mon
day evening at the residence OF Miss
WestthOrpe, 145 L street northwest
when Miss May Mortimer and Luther
b Miller were married in the presence
of a few friends by the Rev. Edward
Westthorpe her cousin. gave the bride
away Mr.. and Mrs. Miller VIII be at
home to their friends at Riverdale. Nd,
after December /
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John J. O'Connor, Of St Louis, past
state president Of the Hibernians OF
Missouri. was a visitor in Washington
during the week Mr.. O'Connor was en-
tertained during mis- visit by National
Director Moran,
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DRAMATIC Club Organized.

4 St Marks Dramatic club has been
formed southeast by Frank Goodwin,
and on December II will give two plays
for the benefit of the Easter offerings
OF Miss YouHy's and Miss Towner's
sunday school classe5 cr 81 Mark
Episcopal Church, Third and \ streets
southeast
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Notes and Personals.

At the December meetings OF the Va
rious Hfbernian divisions OF the CITY,
new OFFICERS Will be chosen FOR ls5i' IN
accordance with constitutional pToVi-
sion
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Miss Mary Carr. daughter of Judge
Carr. Of Hyattsvills. is visiting Miss
Katherine GambrIlI, OF Washington
avenue.
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Miss NJ. L. Waters is visiting her
niece. Mrs. William Shackelford. OF
Baltimore.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-25

The Mems Club Of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, Fifth and q streets
sOutaeas, gave its second annual en-
tertaiume on Tuesday evening. The
Capitol QlarteJte, Mrs. Helen Dol.obUe
De Yo, Mrs. Sidney Hollingsworth,
Miss Lillian Chenoweth. and Mrs Dana
G. Holland, furnished music. Others
VINO took part We're william D Nc
Farland. Mrs. Edmund Barry, Theodore
n Hardy. Dana @. Holland. Miss Irene
y. Dietrich. W. J. Holt II. +. Gallaher,
and George II. O-Connor
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Frederick A. Kendall has been elected
registrar of ST Marks Episcopal
church parish. Third and \ streets
southeast, in the place Of John p Tor
bert, who died recently To Mr.. Tor
bert's position Of senior warden, w. +.
Kerr has been promoted. r. J. Walker
has been elected junior warden. and
NJ. II. Herman vestTyms.n.
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Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ. Fisher have been
visiting friends In Philadelphia.
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S00tEeoE aSIiilgtO1i.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry ]. Henderson, of
Southeast Washington, have returned
from their honeymoon, and are resid-
ing at their new home, III Fourth street
southeast They viii be at home to
their friends December l.
Both of the young couple are popular
on Capitol Hill. The groom is well
known ia Masonic circle.
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Miss Marie Jacobs. OF Anne Arundel
county, is visiting the family Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. G. Donaldson.
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Miss Elijah IN stanley has returned
from a trip - ElllcOtt CITY. where she
was the que il of Miss Ida Tyson and
Miss Elino- Branch
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First Lieut.. Harry e. Mitchell A-til
lery Corps. has been relieved from treat
ment at the general hospital barracks
southeast, and detailed as professor of
military science and tactics at Grove
city College, Grove City. Pa.
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Miss Margaret Goldsborough is visit
ing relatives in New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gambrill were
the guests Of Judge and Mrs. Thomas
Jones, at Relay. recently.
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The home of Mr.. and Ms. a. J. Boy
er, of 22l / street northwest. was the
scene of a pretty wedding last Tuesday
StormWell. of Woodbridge. Va and
Robert Hind. of Bowie. Md, were mar
ried by the Rev. W. H Ballinger. The
wedding march was sung by the Misses
Neikar, and played by Mrs. A. A. Lohr.
A large company OF friends We're pres
ent from Virginia Maryland and Wash
ington. Miss Virginia StCrmWell was
maid Of honor. Edwin L. Cockreli, un-
Gle Of the bride. was best man. The
bridegroom has a large acquaintance IN
Washington and throughout Maryland.
The couple received a number Of val
liable presents. including several from
business houses OF Washington and
Baltimore.
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Mrs. f. A Vogts was a recent visitor
10 Washington friendsA
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a reception was held in the Martha
Chapter Han. Naval Lodge building.
Pennsylvania avenue and Fourth street
southeast by Martha Chapter No. l.
Order OF Eastern Star, in honor Of the
annual visitation Of the Grand Chapter
The entire Grand Chapter. comprising
Mrs. j. r. Newton. ". S. NJ; ~.
William T. Hunt. ". G. p; Miss Clara
Z Bald, A c. NJ. Mrs j. ]. Faber. A
q. p. and the subordinate officers, 90
gether with Past Grand Matrons Alcs.ra
Lamond, NJ. E. Epsy, G. b. Allen. y.
n Ladergreen, and Kate NJ. GUIDE and
Past Grand Patrons NJ G. Dixon, b A.
Allen, Adolphus Guide, and George w.
Mobray were present
The remains Of Charles c. Humphreys
who died az 6sl North Carolina a1-enue
We're taken on Tuesday TO WaVerly.
Charles county, Maryland, for burial.
Mr.. Humphreys was in his fft,F- fourth
year. and was native OF Afassact. usetts.
A widow and three children survive
him.
Mrs. Henry BrewOOd, 1234 Ncsth Caro-
lima avenue northeast. was given a sur
prise party at her home on Tuesday
spent in various games. Those present
Were Mr.. and Mrs. BisseIleA Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell. Mr.. and Mrs Garrett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Mr. and Mrs.
klopfer. Mr.. and Mrs. Brevaood. Misses
Jennie and Katie Bowler. WOber, Lyons.
and BrewoOd. Messrs. Isaac Bowler. sr.
Herbert Bowler and Dunn
The st. Katherine's Guild. of St Marks
Church southeast, composed of young
ladies. Will hold a bazaar in the parish
hail on Tuesday. Decembg F T.
Rechabites' Meeting.
Golden Rule Tent. No 10s4. Independ-
ent Order Of Rechabitess held one of its
most successful meetings on Monday
evening in Reehabite Hall. SOI B street
southeast. Visitors from the various
tents were present, gaIaes were played
and a feature, the Country School. %
was well attended, Miss Mary EIler be-
ing teacher. Those present were: II. j.
Wayne. w. COrdell- John c. Moore,
John Buchan. J. c. Elier, John r Ma
honey, Col E. y. Vowles. Sergeant
Rolh, c. E. Cooper. D. Walter S. Barnes.
Charles Williams. AIessrs. Cooke. Ten
nisOn M0cabee. and Donohue; Miss
Raum. Mrs. y. NJ. Mcmahon. Miss Cora
Cooper, Miss Mockabee. Mrs. L. V.
Marks, Miss Amy Bickerton. Miss Mary
Eller. Mrs, Cora Kabats, s. Z. Hissey,
/. Y. Dicky, Mamie Stoves, NJ. +. Sal
kela, Lillian Lloyd and Maggie Laca-
rione.
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A missionary tea" was given by the
Woman's Auxiliary Of st. Mark 3
Church. southeast. on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. in the parish hail.
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Dr. w L. Devries. pastor of ST.
Marks Protestant Episcopal Church
southeast. Is conducting a mission at
ST. Marks Church. Boston. Rev. u.
r. Turner has charge of his parish
until his return
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bazaar is being held at Christ Epis-
copal Church. ON q street southeast. by
the Dorcas Society of that church. for
the benefit of the poor in the parish.
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Miss EIinor DuvaI IS visiting the lam
ny Of Evans DuvaIl
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The Bridge Club was delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. William II. Martin.
six tables were played and the highest
scores were made by Mrs. B. V. White.
Miss Cora LutZ. Miss Nancy Lee jan
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Grand Master Poland Chase visited
the Loudoun Lodge, /. O. O. F.. Friday
night and after the meeting at the lodge
rooms a banquet was served in his hon
or at Benchler's cafe
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* NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS y


LANc0IH
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
! Society OF ST. Philips Church for the
| election of officers was held here this
month. Mrs. c. H. Stanley was re-eiect-
/ ed president. The other officers are;
4 Vice president Miss Mary Brehme; sec
! rotary. Mrs. w. II. H. Harrison; treas
/ uTer. Miss Ada Marbury.
/ The Medical Association OF Prince
| George Ceaaty met at the Maryland Ag-
ricultural College. Or. W. o. Diversified,
president of the association, and Capt.
/ r. W. Sylvester, president of the Mary
/ land Agricultural College, welcomed the
members. After the important business
! the members We're entertained al lunch
con by Captain Sylvester.
Mrs. +. A. VOgts was recent visitor
TO Washington friends~
I Miss Margaret Goldsborough is visit
| ing relatives in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs d. NJ. Fisher have been
visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Marie Jacobs. OF Anne Arundel
| county. is visiting the family Of Mr. and
Mrs. J.. c. Donaldson.
Miss NJ L. Waters is visiting her
niece. Mrs. William Shackelford. OF
/ Baltimore.
/ Miss Mary Carr. daughter of Judge
/ Carr. Of Hyattsvills. is visiting Miss
Katherine GambrIlI. of Washington
/ avenue.
Miss Elijah IN stanley has returned
from trip - Eliicott CITY. where she
was the que i of Miss Ida Tyson and
Miss Elinoc Branch
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gambrill were
the guests Of Judge and Mrs. Thomas
Jones. at Relay. recently.
Miss ElinOF DUvan Is visiting the fam-
/ iIy OF Evans DuvaIl.
Miss Elizabeth Kinsey has closed heI
home on Main street and will spend the
! winter months with hel nephews. Drs
James and Edward Whiteside. in Wash
! ington She was accompanied by heI
! colored servant. Della johnson. who
has heen in her employ for the past
nifty years.
Mrs. Columbia Stewart and daughter.
/ Miss Laura. Of Washington, We're the
guests of the family of Edward Phelps
during the past week
Mrs. p P. Castle, who has been con-
fined to her home with an attack OF
| grip, Is recovering
Mrs. Donald Fithian. of Washington
has been visiting her parents. Mrs. VIII
| liam Milstead.
The Rev. Samuel Hartsock. pastor OF
I the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
/ Church. has recovered from hiz recent
/ indisposltion.
Mrs Burnside. OF Hyattsville. Nd,
/ was the recent guest OF Mrs. Bernard
! Berry.
/ The Rev. Andrew Reid Bird. who has
/ been holding revival services in The
/ Presbyterian Church at OwIngs Mil
I Nd, during the week. has returned 70
/ his home and VIII occupy his pulpit
/ this morning.
1 Miss Nellie Brown, Of Baltimore, is
& visiting her cousin, Mrs. Frederick Dali
/ lam.
/ DR.. and Mrs. j. r. Hunt were the
1 guests OF friends in Washington during
1 the week.
/ Miss Marion Reese, daughter OF Mr.
/ and Mrs. Lawrence Reese, Of Baltimore
/ Nd. has been visiting the family OF NIr
/ and Mrs. DeWilton SnoWden.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick /. FlesteF
| who have been visiting friends and rel
atives IN Washington, haYe returned
/ home.
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Three new houses are TO be construct
ed on F'lagler street northwest in this
section in the near future
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The Rhode Island Avenue Church
football team recently made the trip
over to Baltimore. where they played
the Maryland Athletic Club This team
Is composed almost entirely of Bloom
ingdale boys.