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Entertained at Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Humphrey. of ~
Fenton street southeast, entertained the
following at dinner at their residence
Monday evening: Bishop r. s. Will
liars, D. D.. of Augusta. Ga. the pre-
siding bishop of the Third Episcopal
district, S. NJ. f. Church: DIR. n. c..
Cieavss. d. D.. Columbia. s. c.. the
Rev n. J. Watson and wife, presiding
elder or the Washington district. c. NJ.
z. Church; DIR. l.. E. b. Rosser. of
Humboldt, Tenn, pastor of Miles Memo
rial c. NJ. z. Church; Mrs. NJ. F. Booze
of Washington, ID. C.. organist OF the
church, and Mrs. w. A Linday, OF
Huntsville, Ala.
Miss Olive Demorest. the well-kuown
young pianist of Capitol Hill. has been
quite i'll for the past several weeks. but
is now slowly improving. She hopes to
be able to sail for Europe with her aunt
ard uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Easton, or New
York. in a few weeks, according 10 a
plan long standing.
Miss Sophie Sanger entertained the
Thursday Evening Euchre Club last
Ueett AZ her home on II street. The
following were present: Misses Laura
Behrend. Frances Sanders, Esther Ben
rend, Essie Sanger. Blanche Hollander,
Nellie Behrend, and ThekIa Sondheimer;
Messrs. Irwin Hollander Zion Burnstein
Adolph kuntz, Gilbert Cobleus. Harry
Sanger, and Name Sanger.
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Northeast
WASHINGTON

Funeral services over the remains of
Samuel ]. Vaughn, husband OF Mrs.
Matte j. Vaughn. who died Saturday
morning ar his home. 3l6 Twelfth street
northeast. were held Tuesday afternoon
al $50 o'clock. MIR. Vaughn had kept
a coal and wood yard In Twelfth street
northeast for number OF years.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hill entertained
the members of the Maine Euchre Club
al their home. 500 F street northeast.
Wednesday evening Prizes were award
ed 20 c. Ross and A r. Bennett. Misses
Kelly. and Alice and Mrs NJ. Murphy.
Refreshments were served. The follow
fnE were present: Mr.. and Mrs George
Fill. Mr. and Mrs A D. Bennett. Mrs
Joe Kelly. Mrs Bennett, Mrs. :, kram-
er. Mrs. NJ. Armstrong. Mrs NJ. Murphy.
Miss Irene Brown. Miss Bessie Bishop.
Miss May Kelly. w. Williamson, A. A.
Bishop. c. Ross. George Ourand. T. f.
Bennett T. Kramer. and H. King. The
club adjourned 10 meet al its club room,
81 Fl street northwest. Wednesday,
April T.
John N williams has transferred lots
80 and SIS. square $50. Ninth street north
east. between F and F streets. to George
:. King.
Mrs. John c. Johannes and her daugh-
ter Miss Imogene Johannes. formerly of
Tskoma Park. are now residing at sSS
Maryland avenue northeast, where they
Will be glad to see their friends.
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The "Sniggles Family"

A very pleasant entertainment. THE
Singles Family" was given last
Wednesday evening at the Methodist
Church. A large crowd was present
William Weber and Albert Yieger. OF
Baltimore, spent the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. Yioger, of Ninth and
Lawrence streets
Edward Carpenter and Edward
Marean gave q dance at the town hall
which proved to be one Of the most
successful and enjoyable OF the season.
The Brookland Literary and Social
Club will meet next Thursday at the
residence Of DR.. Dollaway. corner of
Thirteenth and Newton streets
Stanley Mareau, formerly Of Brook
land. will shortly leave Cor Navada.
where he will be employed by the
Geological Survey. The Phunny Phel-
lows Club. OF which he is a member.
will give him a farewell banquet at
the residence OF Howard Galbraith.
Miss Verna Hetfield entertained a
large number of her friends last Friday
night in honor OF her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sill and family, of West
Brookland. have moved to the city.
Mrs. L. II. Julien. who has been on a
visit to her sons and daughter in New
York, has returned home.
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ANACONua

1t is reported that the condition of
Miss Johnson. of Jackson street. who
recently underwent surgical opera
ton at Providence Hospital. is improv-
ing
The Government Hospital for the In
sane was visited last week by Mrs.
James j. Ryan. OF Baltimore. who sew
ersl years ago directed the work OF
the hospital training school for
nurses. She was accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Virginia Ryan and Miss
Kelly of Baltimore
Lawrence J. Quill Is having improve
ments made to his property at 2l5 Mon
roe street by the construction of a
frame addition. 129 t, "a feet. one story
nigh. on the south side OF the building
Miss Nellie RObey and Mrs. George
Wood who recently left Anacostia for
Yazoe City Miss. have Ieft that place
and are now in Florida.
Two hundred persons attended the
meeting held last Sunday afternoon by
the Mems Club of AnacOstia Methodist
Episcopal Church. The speaker OF the
afternoon vas the Rev. James b. Clay
ton. of the Peoples Mission. Washing
tfEi. vino chose for his subject. 'Mascu-
line Religion" A musical program was
rendered by quartet. representing the
mission, and composed OF Messrs. J. p.
McCurdy, George w HaveH. W G.
MeMichaei. and }. " McMichael Mr.
HaveI sang The Glorious Sun" and
also made a brief address An orches-
ira, led b. Charles Fowler. assisted
Anna NJ. Russell has sold 10 Mrs C.
". LLOYD premises ii6 Pierce street. i'm
proved by modern frame dwelling.
Mrs Lloyd has ALREADY taken possession
or her ne= property.
Miss Katherine Gamer. who was
chief OF the training school OF nurses
at the Government Hospital FOR the In
sane AT one time. is now al St Iuke's
Hospital. general insfitntie:. ~ Baftf-
more
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. y. Shank. of IA!
Jefferson street, are entertaining a.
their guest. Mrs. Walter Bremen, :.
resident OF Smithsburg. Md
Mounted Policeman NJ. l.. Raedy. OF
the Anaeostia precinct, has been as
signed 10 duty al the Benning race
track during the present meet.
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PataEonian lamas live for years with
out tasting water. and a breed Of cows
near Losere. France. and noted for the
richness of the milk. takes il very
rarely
Thread made from the spiders web Il
lighter and stronger than that which
comes from the siIkwornl. In France
there is q factory used only for the
manufacture Of spider thread
A dredger built OF oak. sixty-eight feet
long. twenty-one feet wide. and draw
ing seven feet six inches Of water, IL
now in use in Dundee harbor. Il has
been in use in the same place for over
100 years. and its engine IS said 10 have
been built by James Watt
Prince Chun. the brother Of the En-
perOr OF China has son, who is the
Emperor'S nearest relative in the sue
ceeding generation and may eventually
be Emperor An imperial decree" Il
is stated -bestows upon the infant the
name Of Pu-
About tWenIy-fOur miles below the city
OF Bordeaux a bed OF rock that is still
menace 10 navigation Is being blasted
out. and viii be entirely removed the
present year For these channel i'm
provements se.ea0.0o0 was appropriated
by the French government
Fishes have no eyelids and necesss-
rily sleep with their eyes open They
swallow their food whole. having no
dental machinery Frogs. toaGs, and
serpents never take food except that
which they are certain is alive. Ser
penis are so tenacious Of life that they
viii live for six months or longer with
out fOod--PittSOurg Dispatch.
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Mr.. Alexander Taken to Hospital.

George Alexander. proprietor Of the
tailoring establishment OF Rogers Row.
who has been i'll with pneumonia. was
removed 70 a hospital in Washington
on Sunday. Mr.. Alexander's condition
is improving
Miss Nora Tobln. OF Washington. is
the guest of the family of Joseph Fan
ming. of Riyerdale.
j. 9. Jacobsen, who has been visiting
friends in this vicinity. has returned 10
his home in Columbus. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs McIlhenny. OF Falls
Church. are visiting relatives in River
dale.
Mr. and Mrs. p A Bowen. of Wash
ington. were the guests OF, Capt. Robert
W. Sylvester. president OF the Mary
land Agricultural College. and OF Mrs.
Sylvester this week.
George B. Lucky has returned from q
business trip 10 New York
Mrs. Keilholtz and daughter. Florence.
have returned 10 their home in Baiti-
more after a weeks visit with Mrs
Keilholtz's son-i1-law, Mr.. Clark OF
Adams avenue.
Mr.. Clark. OF he Bureau Of Printing
and Engraving : erecting new house
on Jackson street
Hon James g Rogers was visitor
in New York last week
Miss Belle Mcdonnell Of Kentucky, is
visiting Edward Emach and family. Of
BeltsViIie.
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NJ Street Memorial Church last Satur-
day. with a large audience in attend
ance.
Mr.. Weaver, OF Columbus, Ohio. was
In Takona Park with his son-in-iaw.
DR. Harding, looking at property. in
view OF locating in this thriving sub
urb-
Elder J. s Washburn returned from
Graysville. Tenn. 10 his home on Mag
nOlia avenue Tuesday.
Miss Clarisse OFT arrived on the
Finland boat last Monday evening 1rom
Switzerland. after a pleasant. voyage
She will make her home with Prof.
and Mrs. Wilkinson, on Butternut
street.
Terry Daniels, of California. is visit
ing Elder A g. Daniels. of Blair road.
and his sister. DR. Jessie Hare, OF Yer
mont avenue, Washington.
Master Charles and Miss Olive Pres
colt. OF Passaic. y. J., are visiting their
grandparents, on Blair road.
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tie daughter. Myrtle. whose condition is
reported 10 be critical.
The Mems Club of the Anacostia Meth
odist Episcopal Church have indorsed
the proposed webber bill. relating 10 the
liquor traffic I'm the District of Column
bia, and also the Meyer BILL prohibiting
the sale of intOXicants within half mile
OF the Government HosnIca
sane or the District almshouse. This
sction by the club has been commune
Gated TO the Commissioners.
The Rev Charles NJ. Bart, pastor or
ST Teresa's Church. corner Washington
and Fillmore streets. who recently intro
ducsd congregational singing IN his
church. has been congratulated from all
sources on the success of his innovation.
Complaint has again been made con-
corning the unnecessary raising and
lowering OF the draw of the Anacostia
bridge when traffic across the structure
is heavy short time ago Engineer
Commissioner Biddle issued instructions
concerning the same. and stated that
he would be pleased to be informed IL
these orders were ignored IT has been
stated that The dra@ has been raised
unnecessarily Of late. but il is not
known what action win be taken.
Rev. George Dougherty Of the Catho-
loc University. delivered the Lenten dis
course last Sunday evening at ST.
Teress's Church. corner Washington
and Fillmore streets
Rev. Charles - Bart. pastor Of ST
Teresa's Church, who was appointed
one OF committee TO revise the church
music in the diocese of Baltimore. re-
Gently attended a session OF the -Om-
Inittee in Baltimore. which was the
second meeting held since the commit
tee was appointed. The meeting was
held in the cardinals residence. The
next one will be held April II in the
rectory of St. Dominic's Church, Wash
ington.
Encouraging progress has been made
by Benjamin y. Mundell. who is the
chairman of the committee named 10
arrange for the extension OF hosr,tali-
ties TO the members and visitors ex-
peeted TO attend the gathering in Wash
ington in May of the United Conner
ciai Travellers Association. comprising
delegates and their friends from the
Jurisdictions OF the organization in
Kentucky. West Virginia, Virginia,
Maryland. and the District Of Column
bia.
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Keys. have been visiting Rev. c. l.
Ia Roche, Of BeltsviIle.
Haley's band. Of Washington. will
give concert on Easter Monday IN
the Fire Department Hall at Brent
wood The proceeds will be devoted 20
the baseball team and FIRE department
Of that town
The InterdenominationaI Church AZ.
Brentwood gave an entertainment in
the town hall OF that place on Tuesday
evening. The program consisted Of
vocal and musical numbers and was
followed by supper The proceeds VIII
be devoted 10 the expenses of The
church.
An interesting lecture, illustrated by
stereopticon views. was given in the
local hall on Monday last by Eugene
D. F. Brady. Mr. Brsdy's subject Vas
Napoleon. His civil and Military Ca
reer." The entertainment was given
under the auspices Of the ladies' auxil-
isry OF the Riverdale Citizens AsSocis-
;ton. The proceeds will be added TO the
fund which is being raised for the erec-
ton OF a public hall in Riverdsle.
The statement which was printed in
the Baltimore papers on Tuesday morn
ing that the State tax of Hyattsviils
had been increased by a bill passed by
the Legislature was incorrect Mayor
Wells. upon seeing the item. immedi-
ateiy communicated with Dr. Richard
Hin. a member Of that body. on the
subject DR.. HiGl replied that the bill
in question referred TO Laurel, and not
10 Hyattsville-
The bill which passed the Maryland
house Of delegates on Tuesday appro-
priatinS fuPds for macadamizing the
Maryland pike from the District line
10 Baltimore has aroused a great deal
Of interest in this section
The bill was originated mainly by
the automobile interests OF Washing
ton and Baltimore. but delegations from
majority Of the towns along that
road appeared in Annapolis during the
course Of the past week. Doubt is ex-
pressed as to whether the bill will pass
the senate a delegation from this Vi
entity urged the passage Of the bill last
week IL was composed of Mayor
Charles A Wells. Robert W Sylvester.
Of the Maryland Agricultural College,
Dr. c A Fox. Hon Charles H Stanley.
Of Laurel; John Snowden, c. G. Emack.
Fillmore Beall. Luther Brashears. 8
D. Hall. B. J. GalIaUt. c. F. Carr Will
lam Pinckney Msgrrder, 3. J. Mating
", Eugene Davis. Joseph II. Rogers, NJ
J. Tighe. T A Sellman, Kennedy
Simms. Myron Cassard, ". ". Bow
berg. Simmons Jones. George Armingsr-
John d. Smith. Edward Daniels, Wal
ter r Roche, John T. F. Tile, 4. w.
Brown, and Edward a. Fuller.
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Bowknot Clubs Euchre.

The Bow Knot Club of Capital Circle.
No SIS, p IL. G.. held a progressive
euchre al Northeast Temple Wednesday
evening. 4 large number was present
and handsome prizes were awarded
The lucky ones were Mrs. wiseman.
Mrs. Bryan, and Mrs. Nal.y: Messrs G
W Eogarth. BosworJh, Cook, Gonzales.
and Russell. After the games were
played refreshments were served. An
other erchre is being planned by the
club, 70 take place in the near future
The property at $50 d street has been
transferred from IRA 3. Maloney and
George A Msloney to Ellie Kee The
property is on lot ~. square sSs.
Mrs. l.. E. O'Brien entertained the
members of Friendship Lodge. No. II,
Independent Order OF Good Templars.
~ a social session at her home, s4s G
street northeast, last week An inter
esting program OF music and recitations
was furnished by Miss Fannie Cissell.
Mr. o'Brien, and /. J.. Corby. Games
were played during the evening and re-
freshments were served
The ladies Of the Excelsior Literary
Club were entertained last Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs Bradley. e47
East Capitol street. by an illustrated
lecture on THE Historic Homes of
Washington"
The property at Sl4 and Sl6 Twelfth
street northeast has been transferred
from w. j. Newton TO A. r. Taylor.
Friendship Lodge. No. II, independent
Order of Good Templars. met in Mel
ford Hall, corner Eighth and | streets
northeast, Monday evening, r. W. Wal
dron. chief templar. presiding Among
the visitors were /. l.. Corby grand
chief; Mrs. Corby and John c. Foster
chief templar OF Perseverance Lodge.
The report of joint committee on a
recent entertainment was received and
made for social TO be held at the
residence of the vice templar. Mrs
O'Brien. A half hour was given to adj
dresses on temperance and the value of
organized effort, in which nearly every
one present took part
Funeral services over the remains of
Joseph Junghans. the workman who lost
his life as the result OF a fall from the
new Union Station Friday, were held
Monday morning last from his late
hong 40 D street northeast A
high mass of requiem was sung at ST.
Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock by Rev.
Valentine F. Schmitt. the pastor. In
terment was made in St Mary's Gene
terry, and the pallbearers were William
Clever. James Davis. Harry Knorr. ].
Kane william Mcmahon and Daniel
Donovan.
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Emmanuel Chapter Meets.

Al a meeting of Emmanuel CHAPTER.
No Isl. Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew. held
wednesday evening, r s. Gicker was
elected secretary to MI the vacancy
caused by the retirement OF William p
White. who has gone TO Texas 10 regain
his health.
number OF residents Of Bowen road
recently made donation 10 the Rev
Ar Queen, pastor of Allen Chapel. A
large two-horse wagon was filed with
table delicacies and wood and coal nd
driven to the pastors home. where the
articIeR were presented The following
took part: Mrs. Sarah Ford. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rollins. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Forest. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas McGow-
ems, M. and Mrs George Addison. Mr..
and Mrs Alfred Rollins. Mr.. and Mrs.
henry Tylor, Mrs. Louisa Atkins. Mr..
and Mrs James Brooks, Mrs. Eliza beth
humphrey. David Henson, Mrs Chris
tine West. Miss Martha Ray. Miss Ber-
tina Ray. Master Z. Clay. Master Ar
thur Rollins, Mrs l. Mishaw Henry Nc
Gernens and Mrs. Cora Washington.
As is usual in the spring of the year
great numbers of song birds have be-
gun TO make their appearance through
out this section, attracted by the nearby
marshes and woody retreats. Robins
are unusually numerous and red birds
are coming in large numbers
The frame dwelling recently bull. by.
Gilbert j. Osterman. on Maple avenue.
has been bought by Mrs Louisa P. Bow
man. The sale price is understood TO
have been $500. The house is a seven
room and bath structure.
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M. and Mrs. Gross Entertain.

Mr. and Mrs. John Gross entertained
= number OF their friends at their home
in Florida avenue northeast last Mon
day evening. the occasion being the
sevenIieth birthday of the father of Mr..
Gross A musical program was render
ed. and refreshments were served. The
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
August Schmitt, Miss Masie Gross, Miss
Lena Gross. Mrs. A. Schmitt, Mrs.
Thorn. Miss Kate Gross, Messrs- ]. J.
Bisnof. Miller. A Sshnitt, George
Schroeder, Edward Thrift. c. Thrift.
Andrew Gross. jr.. and John Gross
The property at 80 Tenth street
northeast has been transferred from
George b. Mcdonald 10 Hazel horde
man.
As 4 result of an attempt by the var
ious temperance organizations OF this
city 20 create a sentiment in favor OF
the passage OF the Weber bill in Con-
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BrigkWod

Rev DIR. Brooks, OF Emory Chapel,
has beet requested 10 deliver his Sun
day services once more 1t is generally
thought by the people OF his ccngrega-
ton that ne viii offciate SUNDAY. April
! for Tue last time. as he has been call
ed TO another church. Rev. DR.. Brooks
and his family viii leave Brightwood
during the week of April l.
The young people OF Emory Chapel
are planning a very elaborate program
for Easter Sunday.
The Lenten services held every Thurs
day and Sunday instead of only sun
day. from to . o'clock. at the Holy
Comforter. on Brightwood avenue. are
web attended. The Rev DR.. Buck is
hight esteemed by his congregation, as
may be seen from the manner the little
chapel is growing.
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Teacher Returns to Work.

Miss Eva Hurd. who has been very
in for the past few weeks, will return
10 her school work on Monday. Miss
F.. NJ. Hendershott has been her SUBJ
stitute.
Mr. Burgess, OF Washington. has
moved into the house recently vacated
by Mr.. and AIRS. Wakefield. corner OF
Thirteenth and Perry streets.
The Phunny Phellows Club is prepar-
ing for a minstrel show which it ex-
poets 70 give about April 20 at the
town hall.
Judge Evans, OF Portsmouth. Ohio,
was a recent visitor at the home of
Charles Molster.
c. Washington, who has been visiting
his brother. Bushrod Washington, has
left for his home in Mexico.
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eress, prohibiting the liquor traffic in
the District of Columbia, series of
temperance meetings has been arrang-
ed. TO be held at various churches and
at the Belaseo Theater, April ] to In
elusive The speaker at the meetings
will be E. 4. Smith, the English tenn
perance lecturer. A meeting win be
held at the Waugh NJ. f. Church. cor
ner Third and A. streets northeast, to-
day The subject will be "a Clarion
Call 70 a Holy Crusade"
4 temperance meeting was we'll at
tended AT the Maryland Avenue Baptist
Church last Wednesday evening. The
principal speakers were Mrs Ellen
Spencer Mussey. Mrs. Margaret ID. Ell
lis and James l.. Erwin The Hans
brough bill which proposes the erection
OF new excise board. TO be conducted
along different lines from the present
one, was Endorsed. Many phases of the
present temperance agitation were dis
cussed-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Conner enter
tanned large number OF young people
at their home, 50 Myrtle street north
east. Tuesday evening ia honor or
their daughter. Katherine. Games were
played the greater part of the even
ing, after which refreshments were
served in the dining-room which was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers
and ferns The following were pres
ent: Misses Mae and Blanche Common.
Louise Rogers Christie .I<iehY, Eliza
beth Dwyer, Katherine F1arety. Helena
Mcdonald. Mae Krahling, Elizabeth
Harmon, Katherine Barry. Marie Ba-
gan. Ida Cooley; ,Messrs. Bernard Con-
rors. Edward Connors, Charles McDon-
aid, William Roche, Albert l5rosnan,
Edward Cooley. Aloysius and Charles
barnes, Paul Smith: Mr.. and Mrs 5. L.
Hsnly. Mrs. Curry. Lewis Perlman,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Common, and T. Nc
Carthy.
Invitations are now being issued BY
the members of the Renrcc Club for
their next ldance. which will be held
Friday evening. April 90 at the Airing
ton Hotel.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Renroc Club will be held tomorrow
evening i'm the clubrooms
The regular Tuesday meeting OF the
Excelsior Literary Club was held at
the nome of Mrs. Bulla A piano solo
was rendered by the hostess. accom-
panied by her daughter on the violin.
Mrs. Engle read a synopsis OF George
Elliots "Romola." Refreshments were
served.
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'BrOOHand

James F. McHugh has returned from
an extended trip through the South
western States.
The Misses Margaret and Genevieve
Post. of Bloomfield. y. J.. were recent
visitors at the home of Mrs. Charles
Webster
a new house is under erection corner
OF Tenth and Monroe streets which
will be occupied by the family OF Mrs.
Laura T. King. of Ellington.
Mrs. Isaac Quackenbush. who has
been very i'll for the past week, is
convalescent.
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HyaftyVIne;

Charles II. Welsh visited friends in
Rockville last week.
The Rev. Frank l. Middleton. Of
Berwyn. has left for an extended visit
TO Spain.
Charles r. Mansuni and wife we're Wis
itors in Baltimore on Saturday and Sun
day last
Joseph flaming. OF Riverdaie, left on
Thursday for a business trip TO VIII
mington. Del Mr. aiming represents
the Woodstock Granite Company
Charles Grant James, Of Wilmington,
Ohio. and Mrs Harriet Cotton. OF Nir-
ginis. were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles f. Steinmeyer. OF Riverdale on
Sunday last
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Chorus Renders cantara.

The Takoma Chorus rendered selec-
;ions from the sacred csntatas -David"
and Saul in Washington last
Wednesday evening a. one OF the
churches, where there was a large and
attentive audience.
Mr.. RoGgenkamp of New York. has
recently rented the house on the corner
or Tulip and Maple streets. Mrs. Rog-
genksmp and children are expected
SOon.