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Fete Was a Success.

A meeting was held by the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the German Orphan Asy-
mm on the Good Hope road, for the
purpose of hearins reports concerning
the Labor Day fate conducted by the
organization at the asylum that day
Mrs. Rosina BotEch, Of Washington, the
president OF the society presided. All
of the reports had not been prepared.
but those that were heard bespoke OF
success attending the afrair.
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Brotherhood Of St. Andrew.

At "a recent meeting Of Emmanuel
Chapter, No. 1gl, Brotherhood OF 81.
Andrew, held at the Emmanuel EpisCo-
pal Church of Anacos;ia, delegates were
elected 10 represent the organization at
the twenty-frst annual convention OF
the order in Memphis, Tenn, next
month The members chosen were Eu-
gene E. Thompson and Nathaniel r.
Harnish. Barnabas Bryan was chosen
alternate. The convention VIII take
place October IS 10 81
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rethlehem Baprist Rally.

The rally recently held by the officers
II the Bethlehem Baptist Church. on
Nichols avenue. is said 10 have been
very successful The rally was held for
the purpose Of defraying the expenses
of remedying the damage caused TO the
edifcc by the flooding Of the church
haseraart several weeks ago.
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Mice Rarber. who has been the guest
Dr and Mrs C.. II. Head, LETT
,ruesdav for Philadelphia 70 continue
her medical studies at the Women's
College
H W. Keck left Monday for his home
in Rowling Green, Fla
Mrs. Divers and daughter, OF Wash
ineton. visited friends here saturday
and Sunday.
Friday evening Prof. and Mrs. j. A.
T. Derbv returned from chicago Mr..
Derby studied this summer at the Chi
cago University. and Will resume his
duties in teaching at the Washington
Training College.
HALLE Moores returned Monday after
q 5alfEhtful summer spent with friends
camping at Trilby. Va.
Miss Bane. of Hattie Creek. Mich,
visited here last week on her way 10
Philadelphia. where she expects to COM
pletc her medical course.
yartvle Bien visited friends here last
Tuesday before going to college in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Williams. Of Johnstown, Pa, is
visiting Takoma friends.
Mrs. a. +. Woods returned Monday 10
her home on Pjney Branch road, after
spending a pleasant vacation with her
sister in Vermont.
Claude 4. c. Moody arrived here Fri
dav. having been called home on ac-
count of his father being iii at his
home, on Cedar and Carroll streets.
Elder l. H Evans arrived home from
Nova Scotia Thursday.
Miss Grace Purdham returned We'd
nesday from her vacation I'm Virginia.
Miss AGaude Noel is the guest OF her
sister.
Mrs. r. L. Lewton and daughters
have returned from Buffalo. n l.,
where they have been the past few
months. while Mr. LeWtOn was IN the
South.
Russell Cooper. Of Blair avenue. left
Sunday for New York. where he IS en-
gagged In business.
Elder C. A. Irwin returned Tuesday
to his duties after a long absence in the
South and West.
Mr.. Thompson. of Quincy. Mich. ar
rived Tuesday TO ats 1 the college.
Mrs Loop ana Miss Loop arrived Iash
week from Duke Centers=Ras -
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Ferry or the Hudson river, n Y. She
also visited in Yonkers, Irvington, and
New York city.
Mrs. 81. c. Keefe, Of 751 Tenth sire ct
southeast. has sufficiently recovered
from her recent illness TO take a trip 10
Mt Washington. Nd. where she will
spend the next month with friends.
Mrs. George A. Cahil. jr.. OF 1916 G
street southeast. has returned to the
city after a short stay in Baltimore,
Leslie Conover, Of Thirteenth street
southeast, has returned home from
Oceanv'Ie, X. J, where he spent his
vacation.
The Misses ConOver have returned
from New Jersey, where they spent
their vacation, visiting number OF re-
sorts.
The Misses Mabel and Gertie Wood.
OF 5I Ninth street southeast left the
city a few days ago to spend a short
while in Norfolk They were accom-
panied BY Mrs. George Lear and Charles
Miller.
Miss Glen Wells, of c street southeast,
returned 10 the city last Sunday, follow
ing a stay Of two weeks IN Baltimore,
where she was the guest Of friends.
Miss Laura Church. Of 453 New Jersey
avenue southeast has gone to Oklaho-
ma. where she will remain for three
months.
Miss Helen Rawlings and George
Rawlings. Of Nv Jersey avenue, have
returned nome, following a stay Of sew
eral weeks with friends in Orange, Va
Miss Kate Boswell, OF II D street
southeast, has returned to the city from
Long Island, where she spent her vaca-
ton.
Mrs. William J. Donnelly. OF 327 A
street southeast, accompanied by her
son and daughter, has returned to the
city after a vacation spent near Fred
eTick.
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Personal Notes.

The Rev. S. Ward RICHTER and family
have returned after a months stay in
Canada.
Miss Alice PEnht, OF Washington. has
been visiting Mrs R Willis.
". L. Hall is back after an extended
stay in Colorado and Wyoming.
Mrs. Gelb and daughter are in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Smith have re
turned after q visit 10 New York
Mrs. T. A. soules. who has been
visiting in Annapolis, returned last
week.
The Rev. !. NJ Anderson. Of Alphin.
va. will preach both this morning and
this event. at the local Baptist Church.
P. J. Brennan and family have re-
moved to Washington.
Alfred II. Wells has returned after
spending a few days in Baltimore.
Mrs. T. J. Van Doren, of Wine ave
nue., is back after spending the sum-
mar in southern Maryland.
Miss Scaggs has taken the place Of
William Wilson as first assistant post
master at Riverdale.
Waldo Burnside has returned from a
visit 10 Chaptico. and is attending the
Central High School Of Washington.
Mrs W " AFaIore, and two sons are
spending q few weeks in Leesburg. Va
Miss L. = Smith is a visitor In BaltI-
more .-.--.---.. .- -.
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Personal Notes.

Capt F. H. c. Leutze, L. S. N.
commandment of the Washington navy
yard. has returned from a vacation Of
one month, and has resumed his duties
aE chief executive OF the yard and
superintendent of the naval gun fac
tory.
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ZAlexand r1aS..zze.1

Edward Power left Alexandra We'd
nesday for Omaha. Neb., 10 visit his
brother.
Thomas Hoy. who has been visiting 81
Oakland. Md, has returned to his home
in this city.
Miss ANNA J. Mitchell of Pittsburg.
Pa. IS visiting her sister. Mrs Walter
+. Dienelt, on Seminary Hin.
Miss Dennis. Of CuIpeper. is visiting
Mrs. Harry Hudson, in this city
Robert Nails, Of this city. has Sc
cured a position I'm the superlntendenUs
Office Of the Postal Telegraph Company
in Washington.
Mrs. Henry n. Brawner and children.
who have been visiting at Herncon.
have returned.
Mrs. Phillip Otterback and son, who
have been spending the summer at
Herndon. have returned.
Miss sauIe Klaus. who has been Wis
iting IN Bluemont, has returned.
Mrs. J. Frank Dyson had as her
guest last week Mrs. Addie NJ. Kester
and daughter. Of Los Angeles, Cal.
B. F. Hoffman and wife and George
Hoffman and wife. Of Cumberland,
Nd. paid a visit 20 friends in this city
last week
A. X. Fletcher. OF Harrisonhurg. has
accepted a position In Dienelts phar-
macy, in this city.
Miss Blanche vaue, Of Cambridge
Md. il visiting Mrs. John T. Hill IN
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 3. Swan. who have
been visiting at Ocean City and AT
lantic City have returned
Miss Susie I. Rock Of Lancaster
county. who was the guest Of Miss
Ficklin last week, has returned 10 her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII +. Carne are visit
ing IN Niagara Falls and CANADA
Miss Mary 2. Carlln has returned
from a visit 70 orkney Springs and
winchester.
Judge Louis c. Barley has been desig-
mated by Governor Swanson TO preside
Paul Tamplet on their way by motor
car to Atlantic City. Their route from
Charleston lay through parts Of West
Virginia. Ohio. Pennsylvania, and Mary
land.
Mrs. Alexander x. Philips. Of Fred
ericksburg Va. has been the guest re-
Gently or her daughter, Mrs. B. n.
Warner.
Miss NfacIIwee win spend the fall and
winter with Miss Amy E-khardt, on
FaWCctt avenue.
Mrs. william II. McCray and daughter
Harriet Of Washington, were the guests
on Thursday OF Mrs. j. Harry Cunning
ham
Hon Walter Hazard, Of Georgetown.
6. c.. was in Kensington Tor few days
this week. the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Paul Tamplet Mr.. Hazard accom-
panied his daughter. Paula. VINO has
spent the summer here, 20 St Mary 8,
\. c.. where she viii attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frost of Washington,
were recent guests Of Mrs. a. II. Kin
near. OF Lincoln place.
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Beginning this morning, DR.. Runner
will preach at the Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church a series Of sermons
on Nature" subjects. The first Of these
sermons will be on "The Mountains"
The evening service viii begin al 8
O'Clock, DR.. Runners topic being How
70 Keen Young"
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Following an enjoyable vacation spent
I'm jamestown and Buffalo, n Y, George
+. Pyles. the superintendent or the free
delivery station IN Anacostia, has re-
turned 10 his duties. He was accompan-
led my Mrs. Pyles, his wife, and MISS
Edith Pyles. his daughter.
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lexington


The Washingtonians held their regular
semi-annual election in the club room.
u K street northeast, with the follow
Ing result: President, c. n Phelps; vice
president, Miss Annie Harmon: secre-
tary, r. T. Bricker; treasurer, Miss
Marion Giddings. Committees were APP
pointed 10 arrange for the clubs open
ing dance 20 be held in National Rifles
Armory- The balance of the evening
was devoted TO music and dancing.
Those present were Misses Marion Cid
dings, Sadie Breslin. Agnes Saxty. Ethel
Harding. Katie Slater. Edith AppIeby,
Annie Harmon. Ruth Hessen. Mrs. Ap-
pleby, and Mrs. Duncan, AEessrs. George
+. +. Chase. c. n Phelps. Charles ].
Pitt, Harold Helbig. Maurice Appleby.
Franch Myers, Leroy WelIett, Edgar
Lesman and r. T. Bricker.
Miss Florence JoUyenaI and George
Yocum were married at 6 o'clock We'd
nesday evening. at St Patricks Church.
Miss Gertrude JouvenaI- and Harry YO-
cum attended the couple. A reception
followed the ceremony at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Jouvenal. at 1924 North Capitol
street.
A beyy Of young folks had lively
evening al the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Cassell. 1J5 S street north
east, when a surprise party was given
Miss Mae Belle and Miss lrma Cassel-
Music. games. and refreshments Occu-
pied evening. Those who participated
were Masters Clarence Jones, Fred
Tew. Ernest Menefee, Marsden Bennett
Tarleton Bean, Robert Ransom, Garlic
ton CasseH. Misses Margaret Knowles,
Anna Duhay, Ella Jaeger. Mae Belle
CasselI. and frma Cassel-
Miss Marie Bresnahan. 30 Quincy
street northeast, who has been sum
merlng in the Blue Ridge mountains
and Bolivar, W. Va, has returned
home. She was accompanied by her
aunt, Miss jamie Bresnahan, Who has
been travelling in the West for the past
two months.
Lee Kemon. Of lexington. D. C., left
last week for Ann ArbOr. Mich 70 en-
ter on a four years course as an cleo
trEcaI engineer IN the University or
Michigan lie was accompanied by
Harmon LJnthicum. of Blo0mingdaie'
who also expects 20 attend the LnlFeT-
sity OF Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Kemon, Of Eek
ington. left last week for Brooklyn, n.
Y to visit their Daughters, Mrs Az-..'-z
7 Elliott and Mrs. Chester ,. Graham.
N O. guess. Of us r street northeast,
has returned from "a delightful visit with
relatives IN Baltimore
Miss Katherine Kelly. q 1888 North
Caritol street. has returned from Baltl-
more. where she has been visiting
friends for some time.
Miss Florence hurry left Thursday
for Baltimore 10 be gone for the entire
winter. Miss hurry IS junior III ms
Woman's College
Miss Lottie Bowen. accompanied by
her brother. Harry. who has been visit
ing for the past month In Virginia, have
returned 20 their home, Is \ street
northwest.
Mrs. stack and family. of 81 n street
northwest. have returned from her cot
rage at Chesapeake Beach, where they
have been the entire summer.
Miss Bessie @. Phelps. OF the Homeo-
pathic Hospital. returned Saturday from
her vacation.
Miss Beua Doddson. Of Philadelphia.
and Miss Amelia Benson, Of Maryland.
have been visiting at the home Of Dr'
Bielaskf. 10 X street northeast
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Personal Gossip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Karr and son.
Fulton B. Kari. have returned 10 their
home here after vacation spent in
western MARYLAND.
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Lieutenant Commander II. Jones has
been ordered 10 the Washington navy
yard. TO fiji the place vacated by Lieu
tenant Commander A. A. Alderman.
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Lieutenant Commander =. A. Acker-
man. OF the Washington navy yard. has
been detached and ordered to Cavite
navy yard. p !.
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Following a vacation OF three weeks
Lieutenant Commander Norton, L. S
n. and family, have returned TO the
navy yard.
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The Rev. ". F. Porter. pastor OF the
Macedonia Baptist Church, has returned
TO his home here after spending his va
cation in Virginia. During Mr.. Porter 8
absence his place at the church was
filled BY the Rev. Frank P. Lewis
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gun factory. accompanied by the mem
bers Of his family. is enjoying va
cation Of two weeks
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After attending the Sea Girt shooting
meet, Officer John G. Burr. one OF the
champion revolver shots or the Metro
poIitan Police Force, and member OF
the AnaCostia precinct, has returned 70
his most Of duty here. OfticeT Burr TOOK
mart I'm a number Of matches with the
pistCs and revolver. and won prizes IN
fO11r instances His total awards
amounted 10 about $50.
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Commander f. e. Beatty. L. s. N.
assistant superintendent Of the naval
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navy yard.
After pleasant visit to friends in
Manassas, Va, Miss Christie Kieny, Of
82S Eleventh street southeast, has re
turned 10 her home.
H. c. Bradley, Of oil c street south
east. is entertaining as his guests, Oscar
J. Markell and Edgar @. Markell. Of
Baltimore. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward V. Rice. of
Southeast Washington. are enjoying a
trip to Niagara, the lakes and Canada.
Miss Annie B. Frye, OF Capitol Hill.
has gone to Aide. Va, for stay OF sew
eral weeks.
Miss Robina Taylor, who has been
very III at her home on Capitol Hill for
the past two months. is now rapidly
convalescing-
After a vacation spent at Atlantic City
and Rockville. Nd, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.
Lynch and family. of 12S East Capitol
street, have returned to the city.
After a visit TO Philadelphia, Atlantic
CITY. New York. and Baltimore, Miss
Catharine Miller. OF Capitol HILL has
returned TO the city. Since her return
she has had as her guest Miss Ida Cox,
of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Y. Hughes. of 52S
Ninth street southeast, have returned 10
their home from old Point Comfort.
Miss Lee Fisher. Of A street northeast
has been entertaining as her guests the
Misses Marguerite and Julia Fisher, Of
PTattville. Ala.
Miss Leila Nelson. Of Capitol Ril. has
return to her home. following a pleasant
vacation spent in BluemOnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kress and Mr.. Har-
old have returned TO their home in
Southeast Washington after a visit TO
their former home IN Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs William s. Wheatley. of as B
street southeast. has returned from a
visit 10 her former home at Dobb's
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Many improvements Made.

An unusual number OF improvements
have been made within the past week or
two to residences and buildings through
ont this section.
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After a pleasant visit to friends in
Manassas. Va, Miss Christie Kieny, Of
82S Eleventh street southeast, has re
turned 10 her home.
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The property at 127 Pierce street. re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. and Mrs. James
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The Rev. DR.. William Y. Tunnel, rec
tor of St Philips Protestant Episcopal
Chanel on Nichols avenue. has returned
no his home following a vacation Of
three weeks,
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Mr. and Mrs, William NJ. Terrell en-
iertained at dinner on Wednesday even
ing DR. and Mrs. Runner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T, Chapman, and Dr. and Mrs.
Lewis
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Miss Bane. of Hattie Creek. Mich,
visited here last week on her way TO
Philadelphia. where she expects TO COM
plstc her medical course.
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Miss Florence JoUyenal and George
Yocum were married al o'clock We'd
nesday evening. at St. Patrick's Church
Miss Gertrude JouvenaI and Harry 70
followed the ceremony at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph JouvenaI. at 1924 North Capitol
street
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Halle Moores returned Monday amer
a delightful summer spent with IrlehoS
cauDinz at Trilby Va.
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over a special term of the Rockingham
county court on October Is.
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Miss Leila Nelson. Of Capitol PIl. has
return to her home. following a pleasant
vacation spent in BluemOnt
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kress and Mr.. Har-
old have returned to their home in
Southeast Washington after a visit TO
their former home in Lancaster, Pa.
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Vautvle Bien visited friends here last
Tuesday before going to college IN Bos-
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Edward Power left Alexandra We'd
nesday for Omaha. Neb.. 10 visit his
brother.
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Thomas Hoy. who has been visiting "a
Oakland, Md, has returned to his home
IN this city
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Ferry or the Hudson river, \. Y. She
also visited in Yonkers, Irvington, and
New York city.
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Friday evening Prof and Mrs j. A.
L, Derby returned from Chicago MI
Derby studied this summer at the Chi-
caro University. and will resume his
duties in teaching at the Washington
Training College.
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Mrs. William s. Wheatley. of as B
street southeast. has returned from a
visit 10 her former home at Dobb's
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Mrs. williams. Of Johnstown, Pa. is
visiting Takoma friends.
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II. c. Bradley, Of oil c street south
east. is entertaining as his guests, Oscar
J. Markell and Edgar @. Markell, OF
Baltimore, Nd.
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"IAl[OTnaIark

Miss Barber. who has been the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs q. II. Head leiI
tuesday for Philadelphia 10 continue
her medical studies at the Women )
n.IIaaa
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II W. Keck left Monday for his home
n, Rowling. Green, Fla.
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The Woman's Club calendars for the
coming year are completed and map
out an interesting course of study with
Italy for the principal subject. Current
topics. authors OF the day, and the
jamestown exposition will also receive
some attention. The first meeting will
be October o, at the home OF the Presi-
dent. Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham.
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Allen +. jackson has had some build
Ings annexed to his premises on Sumner
avenue near street.
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Mrs. Fannie Banks has erected a two
story addition 10 her house on sheri-
dan avenue near Pomeroy avenue.
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Mrs. ~. c. Keefe, Of 751 Tenth street
southeast. has sufficiently recovered
from her recent illness TO take a trip TO
Mt Washington. Nd. where she will
spend the next month with friends.
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Miss ANNA J. Mitchell. of Pittsburg.
Pa. IS visiting her sister. Mrs. Walter
+. Dienelt, on Seminary Hin
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Mrs Benonl Wheat spent some time
visiting in Berryville last week.
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Mrs. George A. Cahill IT.. OF 1916 6
street southeast has returned 10 the
city after a short stay IN Baltimore
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Miss Lee Fisher. OF A street northeast,
has been entertaining as her guests the
Misses Marguerite and Julia Fisher, Of
PrattviIle. Ala.
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ID. w stanton has returned to Front
Royal. where be is student AZ Ran
doiph Macon Academy.
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J Mrs A. +. Woods returned Monday 10
/ her home on Piney Branch road. after
spending a pleasant vacation with her
sister in Vermont.
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Leslie COnover, Of Thirteenth street
southeast has returned home from
Oceanv!le. X. J., where he spent his
vacation.
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Mrs. Divers and daughter, Of wash
inqton. visited friends here saturday
and sunday
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GIennan is undergoing improvements
and viii soon be occupied as a business
esfa bIisbmaut
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James McCauley has begun the cree
ton of a tv'o-story house on the Wheeler
road The cost is estimated at S20OO.
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Miss Marie Bresnahau. 80 Quincy
street northeast, who has been sum
merlng in the Blue Ridge mountains
and Bolivar, W Va, has returned
home. She was accompanied by her
aunt. Miss jamie Bresnahan, who has
been travelling in the West for the past
two months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Y. Hughes. of 52S
Ninth street southeast, have returned 10
their home from old Point Comfort.
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The Misses ConOver have returned
from New Jersey, where they spent
their vacation, visiting a number OF re-
sorts.
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Miss Dennis. Of Culpeper. is visiting
Mrs. Harry Hudson, IN this city
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Claude A. c. Moody arrived here Fri
day. having been called home on ac-
count of his father being iii at his
home, on Cedar and Carroll streets.