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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04

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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04

REFORM SCHOOL-A Reader, City.
In the reform school in this State, if a
boy or girl is sent to the school at the
request of the parents or guardian,
such parent, parents or guardian must.
if able to do so pay for the care of the
one sent there at request of such. In
such cases dentistry or other unusual
expense is charged to the parent, par
ents or guardian.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04

TILL C--ALED FOR-L. H r. The
statement in your letter of inquiry
about what you should do with goods
that were left with you until called for.
carries with it certain law questions
which this department cannot answer.
as it does not decide questions of law.
You ought to submit the matter to a
reputable attorney for his opinion.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04

/; "A VILLA. c. r.. Pacheco, Cal.
There is no. law In California which
says that. a man in aking-a will is re-
quired to leave a dollar or any amount
to each, nearest relative. to make it
valid. Fhe law does not require that
the signature of the ttestator- shall be
verified by "a notary public 1t must.
however. be witnessed 'bystwo persons
except In the case of a Photographic
will; then such need not be Witnessed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04

The number of converts and monas-
teries in Belgium. and especially at
Bruges. has increased with wonderful
rapidity. In 1916 there were 779 such
institutions in the country, with a
membership of $4,000 men and women
In 1900 there were $500 institutions,
with a membership of $4,000 Practi-
cally one-third of the buildings in
Bruges belong to religious societies.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04

NJ. Etienne, the French Minister OF
War. pinned upon the tunic of Lieu
tenant Latour, who was killed at Lens,
the cross of the Legion OF Honor This
gives Latours three daughters the
right of admission to one OF the schools
of the Legion of Honor. and 1t is con-
sidered a great honor to have been edu-
Gated in one of them
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04

In 1913 certain villages of Lorrain
sued the Department OF Forests in de
tense of the right to cut wood in
certain forest. After nearly three cen
turies of litigation the Supreme Cour
at Leipsic has just given final decision
against the department and condemne,
it to pay all costs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04

POLL taxa Subscriber. Martinez,
Cal. The constitution of California pro-
vfdes as follows in regard to poll tax:
The Legislature shall provide for the
levy and collection of an annual poll
infiabitantt of this State and under so
years of age, except paupers. idiots, in
sane persons and Indians, not taxed.
Said tax shall be paid into the State
school fund. -
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04

The average expenses of the men in
the graduating class of Yale College
four years, according to the class book
editor. The greatest sum expended by
one student in a single year was 1880
and the lowest 800
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Church Auxiliary Meeting.

The all-day meeting of the ladies
societies auxiliary to St. p uI's Meth
odist Episcopal Church, met on Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Z. c. Fowl
er. on Prince George avenue. The
Home Missionary Society met At II
O'Clock. the president Mrs. a. F. Spiel
man. conducting the devotional exer-
cises. The ladies were addressed by
Mrs. Clara Roach. after which 4 bust
ness meeting Of the Foreign Society
was held Luncheon was served at
l2.S8 BY the hostess and her daughters.
after which a meeting Of the Aid Society
was held Final arrangements for the
church supper and sale 10 be held early
in December were made. and necessary
committees appointed
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Christian Church Revival.

Revival services. which continued all
the week at the Fifteenth Street Chris
t,an Church. Fifteenth and n streets
southeast, We're largely attended. The
Rev Louis ID. Riddell spoke each even
ing. 4 song service was i'm connection
with the revival 10y Harry BTeWood. a
course of lectures has been arranged 10
bc given during the season, at the
church. ls the Mems Club. The first
lecture viii be by Jhe Rev, Dr. Freder-
irh ID. Power of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, uu My Trip Through
Inc Holy Land" The club officers are
PRESIDENT. Arthur BairsJow, vice pres.-
dent. Robert l.. TalbeUt. secretary. VIII
iur nulc; treasurer. Christian Harold.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Sunday School Entertainment.

The Little Light Bearers, Of the
Presbyterian Sunday school. gave an en-
tertainmeut on Thursday afternoon ln
the Sunday school building. Mrs. Louis
". Maxson organized this little mission
band some years ago. and # is COM
posed OF the very smallest children OF
the primary class. Those taking part
in the entertainment were Arthur, Ed
die. and Ellen Chaplin, Hamilton War
ner, Katherine Chapman, Ruth and
Gretchen Cook, Mona DoHerty. Esther
Geddes. Teddy HaTtshOTn. Frances
Bronson. and Dorothy Hermann.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs. s A. Matters, of this city. has
returned from "a visit 10 her daughter,
Mrs IL II. Page, ia Charlottesville
The Rev Father Patrick. of Warren
ton, was guest al ST. Mary's Church
reotnry the past week
the Rev. Dr. W. F. Fisher paid a
visit 10. Lyncaburg the past week.
J. Randall Cation has returned from a
visit t. NeG York.
Mrs. William b. smoot had as her
guest The past week Miss Elizabeth
Pitts.
Mrs. Frances Barbour Ewing and
daughter, Miss JEANNE Ewing, have re-
moved to Washington.
Miss Rosa Erima Appich. daughter
OF Mfs. Anna NJ Appich. will be mar
ried November q. 10 William McArtor
Green. The ceremony VIII take place
at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, and
viii be eprformed by the Rev j. J. May
Mrs. Dabuey II1rndon last week ps:l
a visit 90 MIS-. y 2. Rotts. IN Fred
ericksburg.
Mrs. Helen Lea. Of Sandy Springs
paid IA visit 20 friends ia this city last
wc'k
Mrs Frances Smoot Danenhower has
left Alexandra for Paris. where she
viii join her aunt and daughters. Miss
Laura Smoot and Misses Frances and
Laura Danenhowcr.
\ q. Grant. Harry Yuuc and L 81
Wattles paid visit 20 Leesburg last
week
Mrs g. b Cochran. Of this city. had
as her guests last week Mrs H. NJ
Lewis and daugI ter. of Charlottesville
Miss Ansley had as her guest the past
week Miss Annie Howard. of Richmond.
r. v Craiic. Of Colorado Springs. was
the guest OF Councilman ". II. He'll
muth. last week
Mark l.. Price. jr.. paid ii visit 10 New
York last week.
Albert Stuart. Of this city. had as his
guest last week his niece. LIrs. Bartlett
Boiling. of Charletesylle.
George Jones. formerly of this city.
but now of Augusta, Ca. paid Alex
andria q visit last week.
J. G.. smoot and family Of this city.
who trivc been visiting i'm North wilkes
toro, y. c.. have returned home.
Mrs. Is1bcl g. johnson is in New
York ON "a visit 10 her sons.
G. A. Bainey. of this city. and Miss
G. y. Falkner. of Arlington. Alexan-
dria county, viii be- married at the
Southern Methodist Church, November
y. The ceremony viii Dee performed
by the Rev. G. u. Buila, the pastor
Herbert r s.ansbury. OF this city,
left last week FOR FL PasO, Tex.
Miss Eva Dent had as her guest last
week Mrs. r. D Oglesby, Of Lynchbu-g.
Charles Bendheim. the clerk OF the
Alexandra courts, paid a visit To Fred
erIckshure last week
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
=0QXAM.Nd=.=

The wedding of George Milton Darby.
son of eN-Judge and Mrs. Lawreace A.
Durby. 10 Miss Margaret Eleanor All
mutt, daughter Of Mrs. Margaret Allnutt
and the late Nathan w Allnutt. took
place Thursday. The wedding was con-
fined 10 the two families of bride and
groom and near relatives The cera-
Tuony took place in the parlors Of the
home. where the Rev. Dr. Charles il.
Waters. of Brghtwood, d. g, pastor
of Seneca BAPTIST Church at Dawson
VILE. ofnciated. The bride was given i'm
marriage by her BROTHER. Richard w.
Allnutt She was attired i'm white
French batiste, trimmed in Vaienciennes
lace over taffeta silk and carried a
bouquet of Bride roses. Her maid of
honor, her cousin. Miss Aitha Brewer
wore white silk, trimmed in Valen-
ciennes lace, and carried pink ChrysanE
tnemums.
The parlor in which the ceremony took
place was trimmed with autumn leaves
ana chrysanthemums. Edward Darby
brother of the groom, acted as best
man. Miss Annabel Allnutt. of Rock
vile. played the wedding march from
II ohengrin," and previous TO the cere-
mony George b. Allnutt. of Rockville.
sang Because"
The bride and groom were recipients
of many congratulations from their
friends. after which a collation. took
place Messrs. Smith and Ernest All
mutt acted as reception committed The
bride and groom drove to Boyds at
o'clock and took train for Baltimore
where they viii spend part OF their
honeymoon and ia Washington. They
viii return here TO take up their home
in new residence, just built and hand
sumeiy furnished.
Both bride ana groom are prominently
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Annie's Liberty Brief.

Annie Bradley. colored, was ceia-
brating her release from jail Monday
morning in the vicinity of Anacostia.
and while passing along a road she
met Jackson Gordon and Riley Montroy,
also colOred. Annie picked up some
Stones and began hurting them at the
two men. striking both of them. Her
celebration was ended by Policeman
Green, of the Fifth precinct. Annie was
charged before Judge Mullowny with
two cases of assault and received a
sentence of four months
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
TIPPING THE PULLMAN PORTER

Did you tip that porter? If not you
ought to be ashamed TO travel first
class and not give a tip, for the porter
needs the money and the Pullman com
pany cannot afford 10 pay him very
much. Therefore. in order that the com
pany may not have TO raise it's salaries
and make up the difference. YOU should
fight the anu-tipping advocates and
show him the error of his way. JUS
show him that the company really can
not AFFORD To pay the poTters and more
money and that II he does not give a tip
and they are compelled to do Il the
stockholders will suffer. Read him the
following touching statement: From Au-
gust, 1898. to August 1906. stockholders
have received s.. 900. 900 in extra % per
cent cash dividend. S36 Geo, 600 I'm reeulaE
dividends and sac 500, 900 present marke,
value OF slS.000 .0G3 gift stock Tota.
$50, 5000 Total per cent received I'm
eight years by stockholders 243;50. Tn
cash. 1880 per cent In market value
gift stock. $50 per cent. Average per
cent in stock 1925. Total average for
eight years 30:43 per cent.
MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

The home of Mr. ana a9-s john Nc
Cormick, Johnson avenue was the scene
Of an enjoyable birthday party on Mon
day evening Ia honor Of Miss Helen Nc
Cormick. The guests. In addition 10
large circle Of relatives. were Joseph
Hough. Andrew Pine, Raymond Toense.
Miss Nellie Toense. and Mrs. Toense. all
Of Washington. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs Charles e. steinmeyer and
daughter. Miss Ruth. will leave this
week for a six-month's stay at Flag
STAFF. ArIz.
f. 5. Middleton and family Of Ber-
wyn, are spending the winter in wash
ington.
George \. Wells, formerly with the
Hyattsville Grain and Coal Company.
has been appointed manager of the
w. A. Shepherd Company store
Mr.. and Mrs. r a. AmAn were in
Loudoun county, Va, the past week at
tending the funeral Of Mrs. Aman's
father. John Compiler Mr.. Compiler
was known to HyattsvIlIe. having been
visitor here only a few weeks before
his death
Mrs. Wills. Of Luray. has returned TO
her home after visit 10 her son. DR..
Il. T. Willis. OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Shepherd. OF
Lexington, Va, has been MrF, Ernest
Parker.
Eli Anderson has been spending a few
days with her sister. Mrs Younger. Of
Baltimore
Mrs. William Penn. OF Laurel. is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Morrison.
Thomas Winter has moved 10 New
York, where he has accepted a position.
Mrs Laura Howard of Baltimore, Is
guest at the home Of Or. and Mrs.
Joseph R0wens.
Mr. and Mrs. G. " Whsle. jr., are
spending a few weeks in West Virginia.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Octet,s Musical Evening.

The octet e. 4. Clark director.
held meeting on Tuesday evening at
the residence of Mr., and Mrs. Roland
F!charty. BIS East Capitol street Miss
Eleanor MacCy. accompanies rendered
several classical numbers. Those pres
ent We're. Dr.. and Mrs. ". b. Hoof-
naEle Mr.. and Mrs. C. 4. Clarke. Mr.
and Mrs Dunn. Miss Laura French.
Miss Matte Craig Mr Eliss Miss
Macy. and others.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Henderson-Coolsev Medding.

~ wedding @. much interest to the
southeast section of the city, took place
ON Wednesday morning. when Miss
jamie Cooksey was married 10 Henry
Henderson The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. T.. Hez Sven, pas
TOR OF the Second Baptist Church
Fourth street and Virginia avenue
southeast. az the brides residence. The
parlor Was decorated with palms Cnd
p0tted plants, forming a bower, be-
meath which the couple stood during
the ceremony. The bride wore hlue
broadcioth with hat 90 match, and was
unattended The couple left for an eN-
tended Northern tour. and viii reside
upon their return at III Fourth street
rUutardsI
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
7TakOIUnaT:E

Mrs l. Y. Easterling. Of Mt. Pleasant
visited relatives at this place Thursday
Dr. and Mrs. w. A. Rubles have re-
Gently come from Battle Creek, Mich.
TO this place and expect TO locate at Ia
koma Park for the winter
Miss Payne. Of Des Moines, Iowa. is
the guest of her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcneil. on Holly avenue.
'Ir. and Mrs. J. G. Rogers. of Wash
ington State. visited friends at this
place before going on to Africa into
Massaland, where they will engage in
mission work.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Dennison have re-
turned from their bridal trip to Balti-
more, and are now housekeeping in
their new quarters. on Holly avenue.
The Rev II. W. Cottrel. formerly Of
the East, left here Friday to return for
his home, in Mountain View, Cal.
Elders \. G. Daniels. of Oak avenue.
president Of the Seventh Day Adven-
lists conference, and I. H Evans, of
Blair avenue, treasurer. are in Lincoln.
Neb-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Rogers have gone
to South Lancaster, Mass.
Harlan Gardner. of Washington, called
on friends in Takoma Friday.
Miss Deming. of Philadelphia. is be-
ing entertained at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. Slaughter. on Pine street.
Dr c. O. Townsend, who has been
away for some time on official business.
has returned to his home on Carroll
avenue.
ing with friends in Brightwood Park.
DR. 3. T. Galloway has returned 10
lis home at this place. after a trip to
Texas
Elder X. c. Russell. who represented
the religious liberty department at
Sabbath convention held IN Elmira. N
Y. returned Friday to his home on
Ethan Allen street.
c. E. AcMoody left this place last
Tuesday in company with L. r. COnradi
for Hamburg, Germany. and from there
to- COnstantinople.
The Rev. C. r. Enoch left Tuesday to
go 20 the Bermudas after a few days
visit with friends at this place.
Mrs. l. H. Smith and daughter called
on friends in Takoma Park Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
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zANaNOSGa

The report of the Auacostla Baptist
Church for the fiscal year ended No
Vember ], prepared by the Rev. Il NJ
Green, pastor. shows q decided growth
In all the departments under the juris-
dicuon OF the church The membership
roll has increased the past year To 1S
members. and the Sunday school has
grown correspondence The revenue
from donations, entertainments, and the
like reached Sl.S5e aside from the
amounts collected for current expense
The church property is free from debt
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Eokpgfon

The Aloysius Club held its monthly
meeting a its headquarters in the new
GonzaSa school building at North Cap
itoi ana X streets. At this meeting, the
officers gave IN outline of the social
and literary program decided upon for
che winter entertainment The opening
event viii be in the nature Of dance
in GonzaEa Hail the latte. part of this
month. Admission will be by card only.
A smoker is TO be given by the club IN
the near future
There was q large attendance OF sol
diers and citizens at the eighth OF a
series Of temperance meetings being held
az Stanley Han. Soldiers Home, by Per
severance Louge OF Good Templars. The
meeting was presided over by John g
Foster. chairman OF the committee,
which has the meetings in charge The
program Tor the evening included the
following numbers. Piano solo, by Miss
Emily Smith address. Edward Sad
warth; solo. Miss {. T. Lewis; song
Clifford Whyte; recitation, Miss Lottie
Lewis; address. Thomas Maloney; piano
solo. Miss Jessie Waldron
raise, chile. who has been the guest
or Mrs. J. y. Clarke, AT University
Heights. has gone TO Baltimore for a
visit OF six weeks after which she will
leave for Buenos Ayres.
The Washingtonians held their weekly
meeting last Monday night, al the home
Of Miss Edith APpicby
Charles \. Baker. George w Moss.
and George SpTaHsy. constituting the
grades claim commission. have awarded
damages IN various amounts 10 owners
or land on Massachusetts avenue. be-
tween North CapitVl street and New
Jersey avenue.
The lexington ". c. r T. met re-
Gently at the home of Mrs Samuel
Miller. Quincy place northeast. After
Tho treasurer and secretary reported.
Mrs. Margaret Hughes OF Capitol nm
mon. gave report of the Worlds W
&. T. T. convention In Boston. also the
national meeting In Hartford Mrs. Alb
bic Stuart also gave "a talk on the
Worlds W G. r. T.. Mrs. White gave
"a brief resume of the address or Miss
Agnes slack at the New willard
The feast OF St. John Berchmann was
celebrated at St Aloysius Roman Cath
Ollie Church. last Sunday morning at II
o'clock 81. John Berchmann is the pat
ron saint of the Sanctuary boys OF this
on rrch and they have "A society named
N his honor The Rev Henry 4. Leary
was the Colebr4nt Of the mass at II
O'Clock and Frederick L. Devereux was
master Of ceremonies. T.-e Rev. James
Noonan delivered a panegyric Of the
saint There was q large attendance.
The members Of the society Wednesday
evening gave a banquet in Cionzaga Col
lege haH. the guests of the pastor. the
Rev. Edward y Fink
Thomas J. Donotan, president Of the
Aioysius club, has been mentioned as
probable grand knight i'm the Potomac
Council OF the Knights of Columbus.
Funeral services were held last Mon
day afternoon. over the remains OF
Thomas II Stevens veteran Of the
Mexican and civil wars. who died from
heart trouble
The fact that lexington is very poorly
Illuminated al night, was ably proved
last week when John + Mangum. OF
6iS- T street northeast. was knocked
down and robbed In the vicinity Of Eek
ington place and Q street. A relative OF
mis- appeared on the scene shortly after.
but not until Mr.. Mangum had been re-
Iie-ed of his money.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Kensineton Woman's Club.

on Friday at the home Of Mrs J B
Norman The program consisted Of
paper by Mrs. George S. Paul on The
Buried Cities OF italy" and a current
topic talk by Mrs. Merritt o. Chance.
on saCuba
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Lecture 70 Mems Club.

Hon Henry l. West. OF Washington.
gave a delightful lecture IN Wednesday
evening on Campaigns. Candidates, and
Conventions " The lecture was Eivea
under the auspices OF the Mems Club,
and the large and appTeciative audience.
filing the lecture room OF the SUNDAY
school building. gave proof Of SIR.
Vests popularity
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
To Hospital After Fight.

Harvey W. Tahl thirty-0He years old,
o. 80 Ninth street southeast, was tax
Cu 10 the Emergency Hospital on Tues
day. suffering from three scalp wounds
and a slash iu the hack. alleged 20 have
been received from Moses Morgsnthal
in O isht al Tenth and G. streets. Nor
ganthll was taken To the Fifth pre-
tiu-t station.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Christian Endeavor Officers.

The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Church of Reformation southeast in
stalled the following officers. Presi-
dent, Albert Neice; vice president. Miss
Annie HeiHHe; treasurer, Miss Agnes
Nell; secretary. Miss LEILA r. Ellison.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
New "Overlow" School.

The District government has purchas-
cd school site at the corner of Fourth
and NJ streets southeast. The heirs of
the estate of Thomas T. Young sold
the lot, that has "a frontage Of 155 feet
IN NJ street and 1856 feet in Fourth street,
and contains 20,N12 square feet The site
is said 10 be an excellent one, and 1t
is proposed 10 relieve the crowded con
dition of the Mccormick school south
east. The price was s793l.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Paving Anprnpriation.

Commissioners have issued orders that
tle expenditure of $500 is authorized
t-ol the appropriation for elimination
of grade crossings. to grade, curb, and
Uayc with asphalt block and lay &C.
InenJ walks ON the line of Second street
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Horse Tumbles Into Hole.

horse attached to cart engaged
in hauling dirt 10 hlI in around the
abutment for the new Anacostia bridge
at the foot of Eleventh street southeast.
fell into the excavation while "A load of
earth was being dumped in. The horse
and cart went 10 the bottom Of the hole.
where they were submerged in water
The workmen succeeded in rescuing the
horse and cart with ropes
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
EallSQGch1

SIR. and Mrs John W. Seay, jr., have
returned from their wedding trip.
Miss Elizabeth Rise. Of washington.
spent Tuesday with her friend. Mrs.
Philip 3. Nourse, in Oak street.
Guy A. Cump has returned from a
two weeks visit 10 his mother in New
York State
p. r. McNulty has returned from
Sedalia, No. where he has been visit
inE for few weeks.
Mrs. Mary r Febrey has returned
10 her home in Washington after being
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. William
NJ. Ellison. for a few weeks.
Mrs. John s. Garrison was in town
for short time on Wednesday.
The Rev. Franklin Noble. d. d.. Capt
and Mrs. Albert p. Eastman. the Misses
Merriheld. and The Misses Nourse at
tended the fan meeting OF the Congre-
gational Club on Monday night In the
First Church. in washington. DIT. Noble
was elected president OF the club for
the ensuing year.
Mrs. r. J. Yates and sons. Janney and
Robert have returned ftom a visit to
relatives in Brucet0wn.
Mrs. Warren Brenizer. Of Washington,
is the guesr Of her mother. Mrs. J. NJ.
ThOrne.
The Village Improvement Society gave
a supper Oh Friday evening to raise the
money for more brick sidewalks.
The missionary meeting of the Congre-
gational Church was held on Friday
afternoon. with Mrs. Helen c. Raymond
in Little Falls street.
Miss Minnie Adams. OF Elizabeth. N
j.. who has been visiting Mrs A p
Eastman, has returned home
Mrs Bishop and little daughter. OF
Washington. are the guests of their
aunt, Mrs. :. A. Ball
Frank Postern, of Washington, has
rented Miss Merriheld's house in Great
Falls street.
The Ladies' Missionary Societies Of
the Presbyterian Church met at the
manse' on Thursday afternoon. The
meeting was addressed by Miss Reid, Of
Baltimore. the synOdical deaCOness.
Miss Mary Fulton, of HerndOn, Va, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Carrie
Bali
Mrs ]. n. Oden entertained a number
Of women friends on Friday afternoon.
They were invited to meet Mrs. Brack-
EFT. OF Kentucky. and Mrs. NJ f. Glib
son, of Vienna, Va who are trying TO
form a chapter OF the Daughters of the
Patriots and Founders of America
Those present were: Mrs Craig Weis-
iger. Miss Mary Weisiger. Mrs. George
s. somerviIle. Mrs. Guy A. Camp. Mrs.
]. Mitchell Smoot. Miss Nellie Green,
end Belle Ball.
Or. Robert Bruce Tabb. NJ. d, OF
Wallacetown. Va, died at the residence
Of his daughter. Mrs. Charles A. Stew
art, otter a long illness. The funeral
was held at the house on Tuesday after
noon Burial was in Oak Hill Gene
terry.
Mrs s. II. Anderson and little daugh-
ter, Dorothy, returned home on Monday
after a visit TO friends In Baltimore.
Invitations are out 10 the wedding Of
Miss Alice Noble, daughter OF the Rev
Franklin Noble. ID. D.. 10 Frank Mallory
Ball at the Congressional Church, No
vember %.
Mrs. Prigg and granddaughter, Miss
Elizabeth COe, OF Romney, W. Va who
have been the guests OF Mrs. William
NJ Ellison. have returned home
Little Miss Marian westcott cele-
brated her fifth birthday on Tuesday by
giving a party TO a number of her little
friends.
s. II. Anderson has returned from his
hunting trip through the mountains OF
West Virginia.