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The Washington times., 1906-12-02
THEATRICAL NEWS AND GOSSIP

pany working for a modest salary
which they were thankful for They
were Margaret AngliH and Carlotta Mil
son, at the present time two Of the
most talked of women in New York city.
the former the bright particular star in
The Great Divide, which is packing
the Princess Theater at every perform
EnCe. and the latter the great feature OF
Walter Lawrence's Three Of U.s. which
is nightly turning people away at the
Madison Square Theater
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Two Funerals.

The funeral of Richard n Harding.
who died suddenly on Monday. was held
in st. Marks p. e. Church, southeast.
on Wednesday. Lebanon Lodge. No. Z.
was in attendance; also other lodges.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
over the remains of Charles Barker.
who died at his home on Anacostia road.
at the residence of his son. J. S. Barker
923 Fifth street southeast
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Missionary Society Meets.

The Young Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society met last Tuesday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. J. r. Engle.
zoo North Carolina avenue southeast
Roll caH was responded TO with Items
from the Woman's Missionary Friend
and an address was delivered by Mrs
NJ. 5. Houston, vice president at large
Of the District Of Columbia ON The
story OF the India Jubilee
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Continued from Third Page.

floor viii be 20 cents at the Wednesday
matiness, and choice seats in the bal
cony viii be - cents. On Saturday the
matinee prices viii range from 81 down.
These prices are expected to prevail
except for an occasional special en-
gagemenJ
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St. Cecilia Alumnae Reunion

st Cecilia's Academy, Sixth and East
Capitol streets southeast. held It's an
nual reunion of the aIumnae last Thurs
day evening Sisters of the Holy Cross.
under whose management the school is
conducted. were the guests of honor.
Twenty prizes were given to winners
in the progressive euchre game.
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Dixon Nanny Nuptials.

+. NJ. Dixon announces his marriage
TO Miss Sybyal Nanny, of Philadelphia
The ceremony was performed at ST. Pc
Ier's p r Church last Tuesday at
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon will
make the Quaker city their home for
awhile. Later they viii return To this
rirE
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win Build Eve Dwellings

A building permit has been granted
to J. II. Pickford for five two-story
brick dwellings,, at 121 to 129 r street
southeast, and one two-story dwelling
at 10 Hickman street southeast. The
architect IS w J. Simmons
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Tuscan q a mental parOxysm that
brought oUJ his triumphant example OF
English as she - spoke.
NY fadda, le shouted, my fadda
he come downstairs dis morn 10 make
the fire. He getJa ic coal. lac getIa de
wood. he ligh,s Ie match. De match he
60 out. and my fadda he say 'damma
dissa range
The small boy got his dime.
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Personal Notes.

James Molesworth, OF this county. and
Miss Mary Emma Day. of Frederick
county, We're married in Frederick City
recently at the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage, by the Rev. Dr.. L. r. Esch-
bach.
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Personal Mention.

Mrs John Y Tavenner and Miss Belle
Tavenner, of Norfolk, Va, were the
guests of honor of Mr.. and Mrs. ". J.
Oates, of q street northeast a few days
ago. A number Of the friends OF Mr..
and Mrs Oates were present.
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Bazaar Clears 5000.

The bazaar which has been in prog
ress at Christs =. +. Church. Navy
Yard. during the week, ewas very sue
cessful financially. Two hundred dol
lars was cleared. 20 be donated to the
poor OF the parish
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Rockville

The Montgomery County Teachers As
sociatiOn will meet here on December >.
In Court Hall. when some Of the leading
public school officials Of the State are
expected 10 be present and deliver ad-
dresses upon subjects Of interest 20
school teachers. generally
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About the Eeighborhood.

Tile Rev. Dr W. l. Devries, of St
Marks p. +. Church, southeast. has re
turned from three weeks trip To BOs-
ton. where he conducted a mission in St.
Marks Church, that city
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alley in square SO The minor street is
located betweenTwelfJh and Thirteenth.
q and streets southeast. and the alley
TO be opened is between Sixth and Sew
euth. a and b streets southeast.
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Petition 70 open Street.

Two petitions have been filed on be-
half of the Commissioners, one for the
opening of a minor street in square I920,
and the other f1ir the opening of an
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Personals

AliSs NeJue Lewis left here Wednesday
for Elktun. Md. where she Will attend
a bail this week and bee the guest OF
ATs. Clarence q. Strickland. Returning
this week she viii visit relatives in Bal
timore and friends at Towsou, Nd. and
thence stopping in Washington a few
days before she viii return TO her home
M CIaTksburg near Royds
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Miss Rachel r. Owden. of ClarksbuTg
and Charles \. Neal! were married here
on Wednesday by the Rev. 5. r. White.
at the home of the minister IN the pres
ence Of a few friends.
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On Thanksgiving Day the MiddieseK
and LOudoun Hunt Clubs combined
forces ana hunted together. The run was
most exhiliTating one. Breakfast was
served TO the riders by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Corcoran Eustis. at Oatland's
House. where the meet was held. Those
riding were Mr.. and Mrs WestmOreland
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs Abbott. Mrs.
Thomas Pierce. Mrs Dorothy Hender-
son. A. Henry HiggInson. Mr.. Chamber
lain, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock,
Jr.. Messrs A. NJ Chichester, 1r., WI
| liam A. MetZgeT, John ;. Castleman. W.
! c Eustis, John @ GOtt. David B. Ten
nant, George Z Carter, James SWart,
Arthur Swart and Lewis Rose.
on Friday the meet was held az sci
ma" the home or L B. White. near
here. who served luncheon 10 the riders.
Douglass Allison. son Of William Ali
son, OF Fauquier county, and Miss
Rosabel Lsckey, OF LOudOun county.
were married on Wednesday afternoon
/ at the Presbyterian manse, IN Leespur8r
I the Rev. J. W LuptOn officiating. after
a short bridal tour Mr.. and Mrs. Allison
/ viii reside near The Plains, Va.
| on, Wednesday Rel>a=te Tiffany, SON %
| Mr. and Mrs. William 5. Tiffany, Of
| North Fork. this county. was married
| 10 Miss Maizie Van Sickler, daughter Of
James +. Van sickler, Of the same place,
/ in Hamilton. The ceremony was per
/ formed at the Baptist parsonage by the
/ Rev. Charles Z. HerudOn
Mrs. W. p. Hempstone entertained
Wednesday afternoon at bridge. Among
those present were Misses Cora Stovers
/ OF Rockville Md: GwendoIyn Whipples
! Of Newport. r. J.; Katherine Clagett'
l Mesdames WestmOreIand Davis. Thomas
L FaH
/ White, 5. 5. Lutz and Mrs. Hempstone-
( Wednesday afternoon the bridge club
i was entertained by Mrs T. Y White,
at her home on Market street Those
playing were Misses EliLz DE- IN IIpplH-
/ colt OF Philadelphia, Pa. Harriet VIZ
chester OF Macon Ca Belle McGIA
Richard Wise. Violet Alexander, Katie
[ Wildman, Adelaide Gather o. SAILS
/ bury. y c.: Mesdames Hartley Iruu-
die William II Martin. W. Preston Glib
son, Edward G. Caunman, and John A
, Gibson. The highest scores were made
/ by Miss Harriet Winchester. Miss
/ Richard Wise. Mrs w Preston Gibson,
and Mrs. John A Gibson
From until on Wednesday evening
Mrs Rachel a Paxton entertained AZ
! tea in honor OF The Rev. and Mrs. W
/ Il BuTkhaTdt al "Carlheim. her home
/ near here.
! The engagement has been announced
/ of Miss Nina Myers. daughter OF tie
/ late Albert Myers. OF Gaylord Va. To
/ H. w Fleming. weIl-knOwn young
/ business man of Upperyille The wed
I ding will take place this month
Mr. and Mrs Harry T. Harrison en-
uertained at dinner on Wednesday even
/ ing AT Rock Spring Farm. near here.
/ Mrs. Warner St0rk, of Baltimore. was
( the guest over Thanksgiving with her
mother Mrs Haddie Clagett
b Powell Harrison. OF washington
/ d. G. has been the guest Of his mother
/ in this town
! Miss GweudoIyu WhippIe. Of Newport
/ r l.. is the guest OF Mrs Harry T.
! Harrison at Rock Spring Farm.
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Miss Nettie CovngtOn Sturgis. Of
Eleventh street northeast, spent Thanks
giving Day with friends in southeast
Washington
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Merrill and Marian Frazier are visiting
friends in Baltimore
Mrs y. A. Haines, OF so Seward
Squire southeast, was al home last
Mosday in honor of her daughter. Mrs.
Herbert G. Sanford. and guests. Mrs.
Joseph Morrison Of Cadiz. Ohio. and
Mrs. r. Floyd Clarke. of New York
Mrs Philip Dodge, of Capitol Hill,
has as her guest Mrs. Thomas c. Muir
grave, wife Of Lieutenant Murgrave, of
Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
Chief Gunner d. r Diggins, of Texas,
has been ordered on duty at the Navy
Yard southeast
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. White of Capitol
Hill, have taken an apartment in the
Geneva, Seventeenth and L streets
northwest.
\ New England Dinner" viii be
given at tIA Metropolitan Baptist
Church on December 8. for the benefit
OF the building fund.
Major George Barnett gave a tea last
Tuesday 10 "A few OF his friends at his
quarters at the Barracks. in honor of
Miss Elsie Mclean. daughter of Com
mander and Mrs. Walter Mclean.
Miss Bertha Crawford. of y street
southeast. is critically Ill at her home.
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The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p.
Montgomery was the scene Of a pretty
gathering last Wednesday evening. the
occasion being the seventh birthday of
their daughter. COrrenne. Games were
enjoyed by the young fdks during the
evening. Later supper was served.
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The Rev. Edward T. Dempsey. Of Oak
land Cal. who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. n. l. Weller. Of Capitol Hin.
has returned 20 his home
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Miss Mary Graham ana her brother.
Clinton Graham, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Church, 626 North Carolina
avenue southeast
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Miss Georgia +. Miller, of Capitol HLl,
spent Thanksgiving with relatives in
Richmond, Va.
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Last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. H. O. lie
Fevre. formerly of Springfield. Ohio.
after visiting old friends at Takoma
Park, left here 10 go 20 New York, from
where they viii sail 70 Port OF Spain,
Trinidad
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Notes and Personals.

Friday Elder A G. Daniels. Of OAK
avenue. left this place TO 20 to Ohio,
where he will be for "a short stay.
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Students OF the Washington Training
College. at this place. gave a very pleas
ing Thanksgiving program at the college
Thursday evening.
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Miss Ida J. Ries, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry 7. Ries Of Fifth street
northwest. was married recently to
George Z Land. 4 reception attended
by only the intimate friends of the
couple, was given after the ceremony.
After the reception the young coupIe
left for a Northern wedding trip. Upon
their return they will be at home To
their friends at l125 Fifth street north
west
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adams, Of IS s
street northwest, are visiting in Phila-
delphia and will not return TO this city
for some time
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Miss Margaret Newman has returned
home. after spending six weeks in Wash
inEtou with her sister Mrs Harry
Barker
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Mrs Helen G. Raymond was knocked
down and run over by. a bicycle in
Washington one day last week She sus-
tanned no serious injury.
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Miss Rhoda MaUtner. Of Washington,
is here as guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Williams
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Mrs C. D. Marchaur onee Pylesl. who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs. Sara
r. Pyles, here. left for home. Burhans.
Va, Tuesday, Her mother viii leave
here later and viii stop with her
daughter az Burhaus this winter
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Iumbus. Ohio, after visiting relatives
at this place for some time.
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A new card club has been formed in
town called the Whip-poor-wilis-
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The Rev. J. +. Stuart OF Washington.
D. G. will deliver an address at the
Woman's Board of Missions meeting in
the Christian Church here today at 3
D. III.
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Miss Elizabeth 'Stewarts~of Norfolk,
spent Thanksgiving with her father,
John Stewart.
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Mrs. Frederick r. u. Dudley and her
brother. Mason Noble. left on Friday for
Norfolk. where they VIII spend few
DAYS.
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MT. and Mrs. r.. &. Hough and fam
nv and Dr and Mrs. George b. Fadeley
and family. spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs Yale Rice. of Washington.
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Dr and Mrs j. b. Gould entertained
the euChrc club last Thursday evening.
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Eeoree y. Forbes is building a new
house on Ellison Heights.
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Mrs Mary +. Febrey spent Sunday
and Monday with Mrs. r. NJ Talbot.
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Dr. T.. NJ. Santee. of the Bureeau of
Animal Industry. spent Sunday with
< IL Anderson. AT Hul Crest
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On, Wednesday Rel>s=ts Tiffany. SON -
Mr. and Mrs William 5. Tiffany, Of
North Fork. this county. was married
10 Miss Maizie Van Sickler, daughter Of
James Z. Van Sickler, Of the same place,
in Hamilton. The ceremony was per
formed at the Baptist parsonage by the
Rev. Charles T. HeTndOH.
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Mr. and Mrs Hugely Of Keene. Texas,
arrived from there Monday and expect
To- make TakCma Park their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 5. ". Curtiss moved
this week from Blair avenue TO Blair
road
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Mrs Seymour and children arrived
here Tuesday. having come from Column
bus. Ohio. where they spent the sum
mer visiting relatives.
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Mrs. Pickering Dodge. of Washing
ton. was the guest of Mrs. James B.
Gould recently.
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William Oliver Howes, Of Washington.
and Miss Agnes G. Murphy. Of Olney,
this county. We're married here Thurs
day afternoon by Father Philip Nc
Guire. pastor Of st. Mary's Catholic
Church. thet ceremony taking place in
the church in the presence Of a few
friends and relatives The bride is a
daughter Of Michael Murphy. of Olney.
Mrs. Brown. OF Southern Maryland.
accompanied by her two children. are
visiting at the home OF the formers
father. John G. England. AT this place
The Rockville Assembly gave their an
nuaI Thanksgiving dance i'm the town
han here Wednesday evening, when "a
large number of young people were pres
ent from the county Washington. and
Baltimore.
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Among those taking part were Elder
4. G. Daniels, of Oak avenue; Elder ".
A. Spicer. OF Chestnut street; Elder l.
II. Evans. Of Blair avenue; Elder X. c.
Russell. of Ethan Allen street; DIT. w. A
RuAle, Of Blair road; c. NJ. Snow. of
Blair road; Mrs. Plumner Of Mt. Pleas
ant. and d. W. Reavis, of BTightwOod.
Notes and Personals.
Friday Elder A. G. Daniels. of OAK
avenue. left this place TO go 10 Ohio,
where he will be for "a short stay.
Students OF the Washington Training
College, at this place. gave a very pleas
ing Thanksgiving program at the college
Thursday evening.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs H. O. lie
Fevre. formerly of Springfield. Ohio.
after visiting old friends at Takoma
Park, left here 10 go 20 New York, from
where they viii sail 10 Port OF Spain,
Trinidad.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugely. of Keene Texas,
arrived from there Monday and expect
To- make Takoma Park their home.
flying business trip to New York
Harry Phillips Is spending this week
with his sister. ia Virginia.
Miss Carrie Bailey has recently been
called to her nome. in Maryland, on ac-
count Of illness Al her home.
Last Wednesday. Prof. ". W. Pres
81 Ff 90 Bu
an extended missionary tour 10 Korea,
Japan. China, and India, He will re-
turn next spring via Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shear spent Thanks
giving day with friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Leber Of Nashville. Tenn, is now
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Baird. Of
Grant avenue.
Or. Morian. of Washington. visited
at this place last saturday.
Mrs. A. C. cambridge. Of san Fran
cisco. addressed a large company Of
young people yesterday AT the youths
meeting
DR.. Ollie OberhoItzer. of Little Rock,
Ark made a flying visit with friends
al Takoma Park on her way 10 New
York. from where she was to sail to
India
Mrs schrider. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. King. for several
months. left here Wednesday 10 go 10
relatives in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs l. Bartholomew. Of Iowa
Circle spent Saturday with friends at
this place
Mrs Walters and daughter left here
Tuesday 10 return 10 their home i'm CO.
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RAW MILK DANGEROUS
for Children and In7alids.
Scarlet fever is unknown in countries
where COWS milk is not used 5 food
hence milk from Unsanlcary staSles
may contain the poison causing il.
MIX is also known 10 have caused
epidemics Of
DIFHTHERIA, TYPHOID, and other
EETERIC diseases.
a simple precaution consists in
5CALDMG MILK
Don't boil it,
and scaldlng II will NOT affect its
digesubinty. After scalding keep cool
and covered.
A regular diet for children on con-
densed milk Is inadyisa6le.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF sICK-EESS.
z. BERLINER. sec'y
We favor a stringent law prohibiting
the sale. or use Ia ice cream. OF any
CREAM not pasteurized.
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T, Mankin, Miss Lillith Campbell Miss
Brownie Arundel, and Miss Emma Sea
man.
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Douglass Allison. son Of William Ali
son, OF Fauquier county, and Miss
Rosabel Lackey, OF IsOudOun county.
were married on Wednesday afternoon
at the Presbyterian manSe, IN Leesburgr
the Rev. J. W LuptOn officiating. after
a short bridal tour Mr.. and Mrs. Allison
viii reside near The Plains, Va.
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Merrill and Marian Frazier are visiting
friends in Baltimore.
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Mrs. Guy A Camp last Monday receiv-
ed a visit from her mother. Mrs. FIJI
more. and her aunt. Mrs. Robinson. Of
Washington
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Mt and Mrs. George II. Snyder. OF
KensinEton are spending the winter
months at the Logan at Vermont Avenue
and Iowa Circle.
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Hiss Lillian Shreve celebrated the
eleventh anniversary of her birth re
Gently by giving a party to her little
friends. Those present were Margaret
pudlev. Katherine Garner. Louise Fe-
trey. Margaret Febry. Dora Shreve.
Rutb Sbreve. William Crossman, Philip
T1Ibott. TaImadge ThornC, Henry Fe-
brcv and Mrs. Carol Shreve.
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Personal Mention

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Auerbach ana son.
VINO are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs J
Auerbach on L street northwest. were
at home TO their friends last week
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Rollins and
daughter have left here To spend the
winter IN Washington.
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Mrs. NIeI r, Graham on Tuesday en-
t.rtaiucd az luncheon Mrs Gibson, OF
Vienna. Mrs Sherman, Of Ashgrove;
AIRS. EIwyu Greene and Mrs. Phillip
g. \oUrsC-
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Miss Lucy Lewis of King George
county. Is visiting her friend. Miss Car
RE Bail.
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Miss Mabel Mclnturf, OF washington
f.as been making "a short visit 10 her
frfard Miss Josephine Stambaugh.
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AIi-- George Mckee. of Vienna. was
rrr guest of Mrs James u. Could FOR
several days.
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Francis Jerdonne. of Detroit. Mich,
was the guest of George W. Hawxhurst
last week.
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Mrs Mamie Allen. daughter of John
r. r. wood. of Frederick. Md. who has
been visiting Mrs. Somerset. left
Wednesday for Redwood, ". Va, where
she goes 10 visit relatives several weeks.
She will return 10 Frederick next month
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Clarence Hopkins. of New York. made
his father a short visit one day last
week.
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Guy y. Camp and family have moved
into Mrs Crossman's house on Wash
fnrfon street. usually known as The Inn.
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The Misses Norse are boarding with
Miss Ada Rhodes, IN Grea- Falls street.
for thC winter.
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\ recepu"n vas gwen Weducsday
evening by the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Packard at the rccJory of Christ Epis-
eopal Church at Rockville To members
of the congregation of that church. and
OF the Ascension Church OF Gathers
burg, of which church also the Rev.
Packard is rector. Mrs. Packard was
assisted ia entertaining by Mrs. Edward
@. Peter. Mrs. q. Minor Anderson,
Misses Fannie Peter, Kate Packard.
Matte England and Hattie Mcfarland
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The union Thanksgiving services were
held i'm the Methodist Church. the Rev.
John l. Keller preaching the sermon.
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Mr.. and Mrs Baird moved Tuesday
from Grant avenue 10 Washington OF
Brightwo0d avenue
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The Sunday school convention of the
Falls Church district was held in the
CONGREGATIONAL Church last Sunday
afternoon and evening.
The Rev. J. H. Mcintosh. of Rich
mond. made the principal addresses
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S y Curtiss left here Monday on "A
flying business trip to New York
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d. Scott Rycr and wife have re-
t-rued from their trip To California
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Miss Hubbard is visiting for a few
weeks her sister Mrs. George s. Som
erVille.
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Dr. and Mrs. T. NJ Talbot had as
guests at dinner on Thanksgiving Day
Mr.. and Mrs Philip b. Nourse and the
Misses Nourse.
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Tile Virginia state Teachers Associa-
tion met-in Richmond November p to
50. inclusive. Those attending from this
town were Prof Jesse CrandeI, George
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From > until on Wednesday evening
Mrs Rachel 4. Paxton entertained at
tea in honor OF The Rev. and Mrs W
Il BuTkhaTdt. AT "CaTlheim. her home
near here
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Miss Kathleen McGrouTty was the
hostess on Saturday To "a party of
Young people. Among those present
were Miss Mabel Mclnturf, Of Wash
iagtou. Miss Margaret Copper Miss
Clara Luttreu. Miss Edna Blanton. Miss
Elizabeth Wejsiger. and Harry Blanton
Horace Luttren, Hazel Newell. Allan
Garner. Lawrence Hough and Guy
church
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B. Powell Harrison. OF Washington.
ID. c.. has been the guest Of his mother
in this town.
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The engag cement has been announced
Of Miss Nina Myers. daughter or tile
late Albert Myers. OF Gaylord, Va. To
H. ". Fleming. a weIl-known young
business man of Upperyille The wed
ding Will take place this month.
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T.. IT. McNulty has moved into town
for the winter
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Miss Susie and Miss Jennie Smith, of
Willard. spent Thanksgiving with their
brother, Andrew n. Smith. of Maple
avenue.
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from Grant avenue 10 Washington on
BrightwO0d avenue.
Miss Hattie Watts is taking "A week S
vacation with her family in Baltimore.
Mrs. Reed. of Washington. visited
friends at this place last Tuesday
Saturday Elder ". ". Prescott
preached his farwen sermon before lesv-
ing for the Orient.
Dr. L. F. Palmer Of Baltimore. is
IN Takoma today visiting relatives
Harlan Gardner. Of Iowa Circle. spent
Friday on business at Takoma
Mrs. ". II Sleeper visited friends in
Nj Pleasant Wednesday.
Mrs. D. W. Reavis called on TakOma
Park friends Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. John. who have had
rooms on Pine street. moved Thursday
into Mr.. Luken's house on Flower ave
nue.
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Miss Bertha Crawford. of . street
southeast. is critically i'll at her home.
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Mr. and Mrs Harry r. Harrison en-
uertained at dinner on Wednesday even
ing at Rock Spring Farm. near here.
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Miss GweudoIyu WhippIe Of Newport.
r. l.. is the guest OF Mrs Harry T.
Harrison al Rock Spring Farm.