The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-23
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KeNNIngIOn
Beginning this morning. DIT. 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
O'Clock. DR.. Runners topic being How
10 Keep Young"
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Terrell en-
tertained at dinner on Wednesday even
ing DR.. and Mrs. Runner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T. Chapman, and Dr. and Mrs.
Lewis.
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.
At the meeting Of the Kensiugton
branch Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
peranco Union on Thursday the follow
ing delegates were elected; To the
County convention, 10 meet IN Laytons-
VILE. septembe- 4. Mrs. 81. Z. Mel
bourne and Miss Nellie HarT, TO the
State convention. at Frederick. October
?. g. and 4. Mrs Edgar Moore and Mrs
G.. ". Ashworth, with Mrs. J. B. Nor
man and Miss HaTr as alternates.
Gerald Warthen left Kensington on
Tuesday afternoon for Front Royal,
Va, where he viii attend the Randolph
Macon School this winter.
Mrs. Merritt o. Chance is recovering
from her recent severe Illness.
j. II. Fisher. of Washington, recently
purchased the property on Washington
street owned by George Peter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher are staying with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ". Buck while their house is
being remOdeled
Miss Hattie Montgomery VIII spend
the winter al the home Of Sir. and Mrs.
Frank T. Chapman, on Baltimore street
Nj. and Mrs. ALE Dobson and their
two children are spending two weeks
in Washington with relatives.
Edward LandvoighJ was the guest on
Friday OF Mr. and Mrs, James .. Cook
other guests during the past week al
this hospltable home have been Mrs.
George Carr and daughter. Of Wash
ington. Mrs. Bodnsh, James r, Cook,
AZ phf14, I.favfv
Miss Irva Sasscer has returned from
an extensive trip IN Virginia ana else
where. and is with her sister Mrs.
smith
J. 3. Archer returned a few days ago
from a visit OF several weeks with his
daughter and sister IN Chicago.
Mrs. Marshall b. Cushman has as her
guest for the week Miss MarjoTy
Thaver. OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don NJ. Carr have re-
turI.ad from their summers outing and
are again occupying their house on Bal
timore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martin are with
friends IN Washington. They will re-
turn TO xeusingt0n about October ] and
will occupy DIT. Prices house for the
winter.
Mrs. Nathan Hazen and her daughter
Mary and Mrs. AbFEm DePue, OF wash
ington. we're the guests on Monday ~
Mrs. Frank Chapman AT Sunny Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Dobson have had
as their guests recently Mrs. BocIe and
son. OF Philadelphia. Fred RobInette. OF
Washington. and DR.. VIII Dobson, late
ly from China.
Mrs. Melbourne. Mrs. Moore. and Mrs
Chapman. q committee from the W. c.
T. L, visited the county almshouSe on
Thursday TO look into existing condi-
tons.
Miss Williams. who was added TO tho
corps Of public school teachers this
year. will be With Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
S. Bowie for the winter.
Mayor Eckhardt is slowly improving
fran his recent illness.
Mrs. Mary Fawcett IS spending a few
days in Gaithersburg With her sister,
Mrs. KT0use.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Thomas havo re-
turned from visit OF a couple OF weeks
in Baltimore. Their daughter, Miss
Clara Harrison. will remain in Balti-
more for a month or more.
CsDt Arthur Hendricks mas returned
from q visit to his former home. Kings
ton. n. Y. Captain ard Mrs. Hendricks
are entertaining the following guests.
Mrs. Tretler, OF Harrisville, Md; Mrs
Melhorn, of Washington. and Miss
Carrie Clagett. OF New Albany. Ind.
Philip Mcqueen spent few DAYS with
his parents at Capitol View during this
week, leaving on Tuesday for Bethle-
hem. Pa. where he will be a senior at
Lehigh University this year
Recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Kinnear have been Mr.. and Mrs. War