The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-02

BE0olningdale
The most picturesque Of the fire en-
CINE houses in the city Is No. u. at
North Capitol and Quincy streets. The
building itself Is attractive and the
grounds IN front afford "a beautiful flor
al display In one of the beds the fig
ure ''l2" is very cleverly designed The
neighbors are greatly indebted TO PrI
yate Barker for his efforts to make the
locality so attractive ami all are inspired
by his industry 20 make their own lawns
look as much as possible like that Of
the fire engine house.
Mr.. and Mrs James l. Harper of
street are spending some time in
Georgia. North Carolina. and Virginia.
They will return to this city about Oc-
tober !.
Miss Maude Agnes Wilson. daughter
of DR.. Thomas B. Wilson. of Kent couu-
~. Md, is having a very pleasant visit
for a few days with her cousin, Mrs. F.
Max Hasselbach. at 12l I street north
west.
Mrs ]. S Reynolds. Of 1916 First
street northwest. and her two daughters.
Nellie and Bertha. have returned from
Jefferson Park Hotel. near Charlottes-
vile. Va. Mrs. Reynolds, who was IN
in health. has been greatly benefited by
her visit IN Virginia.
Miss Lille Heller. Of 10 7 street north
west. has returned home after a de-
lightfuI visit 20 Philadelphia and Allan
tic City
Miss Harriet Chapman. Of Fifth
street. is at Atlantic city for a two
weeks outing.
Mr. and Mrs Marcy NJ. Mitchell and
Miss J. r. Moore. accompanied by Mrs
Henry Kraft and daughter, Miss Meryie
Kraft, have returned after a pleasant
visit 10 Piney Point Hotel for several
weeks.
Thomas =. Eaton. a veteran of the
civil war, g. seriously d. al his home.
rs Quincy street. lie has been sick
since July l.
Mrs. Charles Murphy. of 1902 North
Capitol street. has returned 10 the city
after a short visit at the home Of her
mother IN Baltimore
Mrs. H. b. Smith. Of Is Rhode Island
avenue. is spending thu season at Cam
den. n, J. Her mother Mrs. Charles
Young. will join her some time this
month and then they will visit Atlantic
1itv
Miss Lille Callahan. of North Capitol
street. is on a visit to relatives in Phua-
delphia and New York on her return
Miss Callahan will spend several days
H. Atlantic City.
Miss Florence Gusdorf left town on
Monday for Newport News. accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss Dora Gar
ner, who has been her guest for several
weeks.
Mrs. G. /. Leadingham and Mrs. WI
liam Jenkins. OF 1927 Sixth street north
west, have gone for "a two weeks visit
20 Atlantic CITY
Mr. Morrison and family. Of First
street and Miss Margaret Ritchle are
spending some time at Rehobeth. Del
Mr.. and Mrs. John Connolly. OF 1880
Third street northwest. left tho city for
Canada on "a pilgrimage to the shrine
OF ST. Anne de BeaUpre, twenty miles
north Of Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Con-
nelly viii visit all places of interest in
that locality before returning To Wash
. ington.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Richardson. Of 21J3
Third street northwest announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Fife. 70 W.
+. Mccoy. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy viii
visit this city September I, and be at
the home of the brides parents.
Gus Schmidt. Of 400 W street north
west. has gone 30 Atlantic City, where
he will stop az the Glenside for the re-
mainder OF the season. During the early
part OF the summer Mr.. Schmidt visited
the AdirOndaClIs, Thousand Islands,
and Canada
Mrs. Sanders and daughter. Miss Edna
Sanders. are making an indefinite stay
at Atlantic City.
Charlie Clear, of -35 First street
northwest. is spending his vacation in
New York.
Mrs. Fuller and Norma Fuller are en-
! joying the summer at Mountain Lake
! Park, and viii return 10 their home this
week.
Wilmer Leach and Clarence Linthiclm
are az ReEobeth, Del
Hartman Linthecum spent a few days
/ last week on the Eastern Shore.
! Roy Champion and Mr.. Wilson, Of
Bloomingdale, spent a few days at Col
unfal Beach.
/ Miss Davis. of 22l2 First street, and
Miss Nell Presnel. of 2107 First street
have been making a lengthy visit at
BluemOnt, Va.
/ Miss Esteile Weld. Of Fourth street
northwest. has returned home after