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The Washington times., 1906-08-12

The Riyerdale Citizens Association
Incorporated) met on Tuesday even
ing OF this week at the Library Hall.
The committee appointed for the
purpose Of examining the tax assess
ments reported that they had, in look
ing over the books at Marlboro, dis
covered several gIaring discrepancies
in the assessments. and asked for addi-
ti0uaI time i'm which 10 complete their
Investigations, Power was given the
committee to incur any expense neces-
sary 10 the equalization Of the tax rate
The association unanimously declared
itself opposed 20 the proposed use of
the basement of the Riverdale school
as a school room. y committee was ap-
pinted TO report the wishes Of the as
sOciation 60 the school trustees.
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Thoroughbreds for e.

Cecil Al1nutt returned TO his home here
Tuesday evening with two thoroughbred
race horses which he purchased in New
York State. They are already In race
condition and said TO be possessed OF a
high rate Of speed. They Will he raced
at the coming fair here
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Smoke to Farmers.

Capt r. w. Sylvester delivered the
principal address on the opening day OF
the Farmers Horticultural Convention
at Berlin. Nd. on Wednesday A num-
Der of the faculty of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College are attending the con-
vcntion. including Profs. HUT, Galean'
Spense, SymOus. Norton, and DR.. H. B.
Mcdonnell. Of College Park.
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Shares Sold at Auction-

On Tuesday ten shares OF stock in
the Farmers Banking and Trust Com
p8uy Of Montgomery county (paT value
Slo0). the property OF Sarah Y. McCOr-
mick. administrators of the late George
s. Mccormick. were sold here at uublic
auction for $40 a share, the purchaser
being George S, Stone. Of Rockville
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For pemoeratie Prlnaries.

Robert G. Hilton. chairman OF the
Democratic State central committee for
this county. has called a meeting Of the
State central and county committees for
August L. 10 arrange for the holding
OF the Congressional primaries.
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His Thumb Tnrn Of.

Leading several horses from Washing
ton city last week TO pasture at his farm
in this county, Lemuel Clark. a young
man. had his thumb torn from his hand
by a frantic pull backward by the
horses. the halter straps being wrap
ped about his hand.
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49, Bloom1nedaIezz

The new Notre Dame convent. now IN
course of construction at the southeast
corner Of North CaPitol and k streets
viii be finished by December l. Inc
building Is being constructed by Charles
]. Cassidy and the cost Of erection VIII
be about $4,000.
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/ They will also visit Atlantic city.
George p. Sacks. OF go First street
northwest. has returned from his trip
in New Hampshire. but his family will
remain the rest Of the season.
W. II Martin. OF 1905 North Capitol
Istreet, had a delightful trip OF ten days
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Franklin Phillips and
Mrs. Phillips parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
L. Bowen. will spend a month with Mr.
Phillips parents at Annapolis.
remainder Of the season at Braddock
Heights. Nd.
Benjamin W. sisson. 1904 First street
northwest. VIII pass the month Of Au-
gust at his OLD home I'm Ohio.
The Misses Cohen viii spend two
weeks at Bensonhurst. I. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Casey are guests at the
Princess Hotel. Atlantic City.
Mrs. w. +. Leach has returned from
a pleasant visit with her son. John
Leach. at his home in St, Mary's county,
Nd Miss Minnie Leach and Miss
Mamie Leach returned 20 Washington
with her for stay of two weeks.
Mrs. H. r. Hayden. her granddaugh-
ter, and Miss Lois Hayden Meek, OF 50
Rhode Island avenue northwest. are
having a delightful visit at Mt Uberly
Farm. near Linden. Va.
Mrs. George Coope.. the Misses Daisy
and Helen Cooper. and Master George
Cooper win remain in Atlantic City until
September 10.
Miss Helen s. Bowie will have her
friend. Miss Margaret 5. Ball, from Bal
timO-e for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. Warner A. Gibbs, soprano, de-
lighted the old soldiers at their home
with d concert before leaving for the
Adlrondacks.
Mrs. ]. S. Reynolds and her two
daughters, Misses Nellie and Bessie
Reynolds. are having a pleasant visit
at Charlottesville. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. r. Gallagcr, Of North
Capitol street, will make an indefinite
stay at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Caddie Wright has recovered her
health and is at home again, and will
be pleased 10 see her friends.
The Rev Eugene A Hannah has re-
turned after brief absence and is hold
Ing regular Sunday morning services at
St. Martins rectory.
The family of the Rev w. J. Holch.
OF Go ! street northwest. viii remain Qua
OF town until September /.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Holland. OF 1lB4
North Capitol street, have with them for
a two weeks visit Mr. and Mrs w
i; Fitzgerald and daughter Geraldine, OF
Chicago.
George Reinburg and sister, Miss
Daisy. have returned from an eniovabIe
trip 20 New York city and the Thousand
Islands.
Mrs. Charlotte Gray Kimbrough. Of
CarrOllton. Miss, accompanied bv her
granddaughter, Miss Mae Belle Pugh. of
ElIsVllle. Miss. is visiting her sister
Mrs. +. +. Durdlne Of 1923 Eighth street
northwest. for a few weeks.
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Veteran AGENT Quits

W. w. DARBY, #he fGf over twenty
years has hen agent for the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad at GAINESVILLE Station.
this county. has resigned that position.
which is being temporarily hlled by
Charles W. Snangler, Of Baltimore.
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The Old People Dead.

Funeral services over tho remains OF
Lewis c. Van Fleet blacksmith VINO
died last week AT the home Of his orolh-
er. William S. Van Fleet, lI c street
southeast, were held Monday afternoon
AIr. Van Fleet was nfty-seVen years or
age.
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Evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Baugard, Mr.
end Mrs. Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
drick, Mr.. and Mrs. Layton, Ar- and
Mrs. Keys, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Strong.
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To Build New Homes.

Mrs. McCafety. OF Washington, has
purchased a lot from the Riverdale Park
Company and viii erect a house on It
Immediately
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Mrs Sarah Holly has quite recovered
from the shock caused by falling from
a street car at Fourteenth and G streets
northwest
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tucket. where he viii remain until the
date OF the Bryan reception. when ne
VIII join the Maryland delegation IN
New York.
Mrs. A, NJ Slmons, Of Riverdale. and
Miss Marie T. Simms left this week for
visit 70 several points In South Caro-
lima Miss simms viii continue to Flor
Ida after the return Of Mrs. Simons.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Luekey are
back after a stay with Mrs. Luckey's
uncle IN Baltimore county.
Mccullough and Clarence Wilson are
visiting relatives at Havre de Grace.
Mrs. Ed Hardesty is at Atlantic city
for two weeks. after which she will 20
TO the mountains for an indefinite period.
Miss Marie Collier. Of Washington. Is
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Mazie
Meyer. OF RiverdaIe.
Miss Ella Hopkins. Of Cleveland. has
been spending some time with Mrs. AIe-
CONCEAL. Of Brentwood.
Randolph Clark is absent in New
York on a business trip.
Miss Helen Starr. who has been gpe-6-
ing some time with Mrs. r. f. Bennett.
will take advantage OF the G. A. r. ex-
cursion 10 visit her home in Iowa.
o. NJ. Sink moved from Brentwood 10
Washington this week.
several points along the Atlantic coast
Frank and D. Wight Calf and Francis
Quisenberry have returned after camp
ing for several weeks at Colonial Beach.
The Misses Elizabeth and Edith Par
ker ana Mrs. John B. Smith are at At
lantie City.
Miss MolIie Don, who has been absent
on sojourn at Colonial Beach returned
to Hyattsville this week.
Waldo Burnside left yesterday for ST.
Mary county, where he will remain IN
til September Is.
Joseph Tanning was avay on a b,,si-
ness trip 70 Baltimore this week.
Miss Jennie Ken. College Park. has re-
turned after a visit 10 friends at West
Point and Cape May
Or. H B. Mcdonnell and family viii
be at Ocean City for two weeks.
Prof and Mrs. Lanahan have return
ed to their home at College Park after
a trip TO Ocean City.
DR.. Charles A. Wells has been an
pointed as member of the Bryan re-
ception committee.
Miss Mamie Fowler has returned to
Washington after a visit to friends at
Baden.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan D. RansdelI Of
Georgia avenue southeast left for the
mountains Of Virginia TO stay until Sep
tember J.
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With the Church People.

The Rev. f. A. Groves. of the Forest
Grove circuit, is attending the Wesley
Grove camp meeting now in session
near Baltimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hauze. Il \ street
northwest. viii spend two weeks with
the mother and sister OF Mr Hauze at
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NJ. II. Byron has purchased the prop
ertv on jefferson street. opposite The
school house. from the same company.
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The Rev. S. Ward and Mrs. RICHTER
are spending their vacation in Nova
Scotia. The Rev n. II. Miller, of
Baltimore, will conduct services in the
Presbyterian Church during Mr.. Right
arIs absence.
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Friends Of T. II. Ryan, OF the Govern
ment Printing Office. are pleased 10
learn Of his promotion TO Chief Inspector
Browns division as an assistant inspec-
tor al 5000 per annum.
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The death of Martha A BaIIenger Oc-
CURED last Sunday morning, at her
home. At Ninth street southeast Ihe
deceased. who was seveuty-siN years OF
age. was q native of Maryland. but was
an old and we'll known resident of Capt.
tol FIil, having resided here since her
childhood. Funeral services were held
Tuesday from her late home.
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J. Frank Rush is occupying his new
home on Owens avenue
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Personal Mention.

Mr and Mrs. John L. Glenn. OF Phila-
delphia. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benson HAYES.
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John I. Schmidt. one OF the oldest resi-
dents of this section of the city, died NJ
his home last Sunday night, Al eighty
six years of age Services were held
Tuesday from the parlors Of Nalley &
Sons. 1881 Eleventh street southeast
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A. Zane Pyles, who graduated from the
Eastern High School last June. Is now
travelling In Europe with a party OF
friends.
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The Rev. Hughes viii deliver a ser
mon 10 young people at the Brentwood
Methodist Church this evening.
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Mrs. John LePper, of Hillside, near
BIadensburg. has been the guest OF her
son, Fred Lepper, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
for several weeks.
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MIS-. A NJ Simons, Of RiverdaIe. and
MISS Marie T. Simms left this week for
visIt 70 several points In South Caro-
Ina Miss Simms Will continue to Flor
Ida after the return Of Mrs. Simons.
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The Rev. ard Mrs. c. J. 5. Mayo leave
the latter part OF the month TO spend
6ve weeks at Warm Springs, Va.
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Southeast Personals.

Mrs. S. A. May. Of Fredericksburg. is
visiting her son, c. II. May.
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Captain Hopkins, OF No. Fire Engine
Company. located on North Carolina ave
nue. southeast has returned from his
fishing trip TO Great Falls. and is now
at COney Island
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From Boston Mr.. Wells will 90 TO Nan
tucket, where he viii remain until the
date OF the Bryan reception. when ne
viii join the Maryland delegation IN
New York.
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Social Gatherings.

Miss Elsie Zeller. Of BIoominsdale. en-
tertained her friends Tuesday evening in
honor Of her eighteenth birthday. Miss
Zeller rendered several solos in her
usual good style. Her guest. Mrs.
salkeld. also contributed 10 the enjoy
ment. Refreshments were served Those
present We're Misses Grace and Jean
nette Sloan. Lula Frederick. Hilda and
Louise Maver, Eta Mooney, Alma
Fornstnel. Messrs. Burgess. Phillips.
Sloan, McKericher, Houch, and Zeller-
A social party was held at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Coulter. 225
II street northwest. The program iuclud-
ed songs and recitaticns by Harry II.
Coulter. solos BY Mrs. Ada Ellis and
Miss Lulu Rogers. duet by Miss Cath
crime Carmody and Miss Florence Coul-
ter. Refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mrs. J.. B. Morris,
Miss Diana Bernard Miss v. 2. Reed,
Miss Florence Coulter, James Mitchell.
G.. b. C1ascoclc, J. II. Donaldson. and NJ.
Mitchell.
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natl. win return about the first Of the
week
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Social Features.

Prof. W. F. Winter Of Washington.
furnished entertainment for the guests
OF Mrs. Charles Steinmeyer on Friday
evening Of this week. Prof Winter Is
wen known in Washington musical cir
cles. A quartet also sang. The guests,
who are members OF Mrs Steinmeyer' $
house party. are Mrs. II. P. Coulton, OF
Wash.ngton. Mr.. Johnson, OF Panama.
and Mr.. Winter Swarz, OF Washington.
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The Rev. David A. Reed and William
baughman. who have been in Cincin-
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Weddings of the Week.

A pretty wedding was that Of Miss
Enie Frances Browning and Charles
Herring. which took place Monday even
ing at the brides home. p r street
northwest. The bride was beautifully
gowned in Brussels net. built over silk
with q tuue veil, and carried a shower
bouquet of Bride roses and maidenhair
fern. Her attendant. Miss Myrtle Saund-
ers, wore blue net over silk, and carried
bridesmaid roses. After a visit az
Niagara Falls, Mr.. and Mrs Herring viii
be at home 10 their friends at q r street
James A. Magill and Miss Agnes T.
OHagan were quitel married by the
Rev. Father Mari at the Immaculate
Conception Church. on Wednesday even
ing. After the ceremony a reception
was held at their future residence, IS o
street northwest.
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In spite Of the inclement weather the
ice cream sale at the Episcopal Church
on Tuesday evening was an unquaIihed
success. Mrs Charles II. Welsh, presl-
dent of the Ladies' Aid Society, under
whose auspices the affair was held, was
In eenArnl charge.
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Mayor and Mrs. NJ o. Tierney are
back after a months soJourn at Chase
City, Va,
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John Donohue. the East Capitol street
real estate agent. is spending a vacation
in Maryland with the members of his
family
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Mrs. Gillespie and daughter. Of Second
street southeast, have returned from
their stay IN Maryland and will prob
ably leave during the coming week for
Atlantic City for a short visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crane. Of South
east, who have been visiting their
daughter at Asbury Park. re e-urned 10
the city last week.
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their summer home. Far Rockaway, L.
L They will also visit Atlantic city.
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David Waters. Of Washington, Will
shortly occupy the home vacated by Mr..
Bradshaw.
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Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Mrs. John LePper, of Hillside, near
BIadensburg. has been the guest OF her
son, Fred Lepper, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
for several weeks.
Navor and Mrs NJ o. Tierney are
back after a months sojourn at Chase
City, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Fryer and son
are visiting friends in Culpeper. Va
Mrs. Henry Harrison is at Philadel-
phiag for several weeks
DR.. and Mrs. Warren Price and
daughter Helen. OF Kensington. will
spend two weeks at the home OF their
parents here, upon their return from
Atlantic City.
George Lynch has been appointed as
a constable for the Bladensburg dis
trict.
James Barnes. OF East Riverdale. left
Saturday for an extended stay at Toron-
to and other points in Canada.
The MISSES AuEelld DAoOAS anu DCANiV
Baines are spending their vacation at
Kinsale. Va.
F. NJ. Dubois, of Ruxton. Baltimore
county, has been spending few days
this week with Mrs. G. B. Maynadier.
The Rev. J. Frederick BOggs. of Belts
Vile. is enjoying his vacation at Aber-
deem, Hartford county.
Mrs. C. B. Maynadier left tits week
for q visit 70 friends IN West River ana
Baltimore county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund J. Hickey are
at Buckroe Beach, Va, during MI.
Hickey's vacation.
Miss Laura P. Nicholson, of Riverdale,
is stopping with relatives in Pittsburg.
Charles Erwin is spending some time
with Mr.. Walton, Of Philadelphia. Mr..
Erwin will also visit Atlantic City before
he returns 10 Hyattsville.
F. c. Kneise. of Baltimore, represent
ing the fayetteville Gas and Electric
Company, was arranging for site this
week upon which to erect the company s
factory.
Miss Angela Erwin has returned from
a stay with Miss Davis Williamson. OF
Baltimore.
F. Bowly. of Mt. Rainier. is at Allan
tic City.
Homer stanforth. who has been spend
ing his vacation IN Ohio. has returned
to his home at Mt. Rainier.
Robert ". Wells left on Thursday OF
this week for trip 10 Boston by water.
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George p. Sacks. OF 80 First street
northwest, has returned from his trip
in New Hampshire, but his family will
remain the rest Of the season.
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Mrs. StoWeIl and daughter are visiting
Mrs. T. II. Walker at 1.-The Cottage"
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Miss Minuix gave a charming lunch
con Of ten covers at her home on Cap
itol Hlll recently. in compliment TO Miss
Lambnght, clever young writer Of
Boston.
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NJ. McPhee, Of PennsylYan!a avenue
southeast. accompanied by his nephew.
left the city Monday for a months
vacation.
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w II Martin. OF 1905 North Capitol
street, had a delightful trip OF ten days
at Atlantic City.
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MI and Mrs George B. Luekey ar,
pack after a stay with Mrs. Luckey'g
uncle IN Baltimore county.
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Thomas J. Jackson. OF Potomac dis
trict. this county. died on Sunday night,
aged about seventy-siX years. Five sons.
two daughters. and a widow. who was
his second wife. survive him.
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Record Of Deaths.

Mrs Ella NJ. Fox, wife OF James ".
Fox, Of Washington, died shortly after
noon on Monday last at the home OF her
son, Capt. Charles J. Fox. about a mile
east Of this town. aged ffty-one years.
She had been i'll a long time, and death
was not unexpected. Her husband and
the following children survive: Capt.
Charles J. Fox. of the District Of Colum-
bia; Albert W. Fox. and Franklyn Fox.
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Thomas H Walker and Clarence Wal
Ker are in Connecticut visiting friends
at New Haven.
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Miss Irvel Shipley, Of Eighth street
southeast. is at Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Holland, Of ll04
North Capitol street, have with them Tor
a two weeks visit Mr.. and Mrs. W
Chicago.
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DR.. and Mrs. Warren Price and
daughter Helen, OF Kensington. viii
spend two weeks at the home OF their
parents here, upon their return from
Atlantic City.
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her trip TO Boston. where she has been
the guest OF Miss Adams.
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George Reinburg and sister. Miss
Daisy. have returned from an ENJOYABLE
trip 20 New York city and the Thousand
Islands.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Fryer and son
are visiting friends in Culpeper. Va.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Phillips and
Mrs. Phillips parents. Mr. and Mrs. B.
L. Bowen. will spend a month with Mr.
Phillips parents at Annapolis.
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Mrs. Henry Harrison Is at Philadel-
phiay for several weeks
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DR.. Charles A. Wells has been an
pointed as member of the Bryan re-
ception committee.
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The family of the Rev w. J. TIolch,
OF Go ! street northwest, viii remain on,
OF town until September /.
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Mr. and Mrs Martin Schneider. of
CauItol Hill. are spending two weeks
al Atlantic City, after which they VIII
proceed 10 the White Mountains.
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Miss Mamie Fowler has returned to
Washington after visit to friends at
Baden.
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Mrs. Mary G. Schaeffer will pass the
remainder Of the season at Braddock
Heights, Nd.
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Miss Marie Banks. of Southeast. Is
the guest OF relatives in southern Mary
land.
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Miss Sophia Brewer. Of East Washing
ton. left last Thursday for visit with
relatives and fr- ENDS In Virginia.
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George Lynch has been appointed as
a constable for the Bladensburg dis
trict.
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Craig, and Mrs. Peter ". Blazer is the
guest Of Mrs Craig at the beautiful
country home of Colonel Craig. Noun
tain View.
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Mrs. Charlotte GRAY Kimbrougb of
ClrrOllton. Miss. accornpaUieI by her
granddaughter, Miss Mae Belle Pllgh. of
Elhsville. Miss. is visiting her sister.
Mrs. +. F. Durdine. OF 1923 Eighth street
northwest. for a few weeks.
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Miss Reid, OF East Capitol street. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Harold Thomas,
at Bluemont, Va.
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Prof and Mrs. Lanahan have return
ed TO their home at College Park after
a trip TO ocean City.
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Miss Annie Lawson and Miss Kath-
leen Lawson, OF Capitol Hin, are spend
Ing few weeks az Melbourne, Va, and
VIII return about September / 10 their
home. $50 Sixth street southeast.
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Mccullough and Clarence Wilson are
visiting relatives at Havre de Grace.
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Or. H B. Mcdonnell and family viii
be at Ocean City for two weeks.
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James Barnes. OF East Riverdale. left
Saturday for an extended stay at TOrOn-
to and other points IN Canada.
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Benjamin W. Sisson. 1904 First street
northwest. VIII pass the month OF Au-
gust at his old home I'm Ohio.
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Messrs. D. Peatross. G. r. Hoffman,
and 5. Cant. of East Washington oe-
parted August for two weeks cruise
on the lower river and Chesapeake bay,
on the launch Friend.
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Preston J. Shannon. of southeast
Washington. is spending a vacation in
Rockland, Me.
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Miss Marie Collier. OF Washington, {.
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Maize
Meyer. of RiverdaIe.
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Miss Ella Hopkins. Of Cleveland. has
been spending some time with Mrs. Me-
CONCEAL, Of Brentwood.
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Mrs. Ed Hardesty is at Atlantic City
Tor Two weeks. after which she will go
70 the mountains for an indefinite period.
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William G. Belts, Of Thirteenth street,
and son. Master Russell Belts, have
gone Tor a months vacation 10 Tolches-
ter Beach and Atlantic City.
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The ReT. Eugene a. Hannah has re-
turned after a brief absence and is hold
ing regular Sunday morning services al
St. Martins rectory.
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Miss I.eona c. Myer. of Capitol Hill,
is visiting Mrs. Minor, Of Waterford,
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Mr.. Orrisou and r. L Nay have re-
turned from weeks stay at Atlantic
City.
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The Misses Cohen will spend two
weeks at Bensonhurst. I. I.
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Randolph Clark is absent in Ney.
York on a business trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Virnstein will
be glad 10 see their friends at their
home 1901 Third street southeast.
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Homer Stanforth. who has been spend
ing his vacation IN Ohio. has returned
to his home at Mt Rainier.
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Mrs Caddie Wright has recovered her
health and is at home again, and viii
be pleased 10 see her friends.
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Miss Helen Starr. who has been spc-d
ing some time with Mrs. r. f. Bennett
will take advantage OF the G. A. r ex
cursion 10 visit her home in Iowa.