The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Pi PiNscAts the Savage tornet Band rem
dering special music. while on Saturday
evening. known as the Brentwood night,
The IRE department. Of that town was
present with nearly 200 citizens. accom-
panied by a band. The opera house was
crowded each night and the fair was a
success in every respect The proceeds
will go toward the purchasing Of dress
uniforms for tho department. so as 10
compete with other fire departments in
coming paredes and drills.
Woman's Auxiliary Election.
The Laurel branch OF the Woman's
Auxiliary met Al the residence OF the
Misses Marbury on Tuesday evening. for
the annual election OF officers The
meeting was opened with a prayer by
the Rev. T. 4. tombstone. Miss Ada
Marbury was reelected president and
Miss Eliza Cronmiller. secretary. A
large box OF clothing IS sent every year
to some needy mission OF the Episcopal
church by the members OF this branch
Caught in Cuban Stern.
Mrs. Alice Hynson. OF the City OF
Mexico, who has been spending several
months with her sister. Mrs. T. NJ. Ian
ahan, was called home on urgent busi-
ness. and. returning BY way OF Cuba,
was caueh, in tine terrible storm at Ha-
vana. Both Mrs. Hynson and her hus-
band barely escaped with their lives.
Doings in Society.
Mrs. WaIlach and her daughter. Miss
Alice. have gone TO Midland. Nd. where
they will spend several months Rich
ard Wallaeh. her son. will spend the
winter in Washington
Miss Rachel Hall. Of West River. Md.
Is the guest Of the family OF Charles H.
Stanley, on Prince George street.
Mrs. George F. Lydard will spend the
winter with her daughter. Mrs Gusta-
vus Whitehead OF Havre de Grace, Nd.
The Messrs. Walker. or Washington.
were the recent guests Of the family of
Jonn W. Wright
Miss Effie Cooper and Mrs Coffrey. Of
New York. are the guests of Mrs.
Charles Cooper.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Cen
tenary Methodist Episcopal Church will
hold a social at Frost's hall on wednes-
day evening. November p.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Douglass and
daughter. Virginia, have. returned from
an extended trip 70 relatives at KinsaIe,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dallam and
son have returned from visit at
Browns Summit, near Greensboro, n.
c., where Mr.. Dallam went on a hunt
ing expedition.
Miss Mary Pugh, OF washington, and
Carl Jurgenson, OF Baltimore, were the
recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Fisher. on Prince George street.
Miss EIlnor DuvalI. of Baltimore. is
visiting the family of her brother.
Evans Duvan.
The Rev s. NJ. Hartsock. pastor OF
the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church, who has been quite sick for the
past few weeks, has nearly recovered.
and will occupy his pulpit next Sunday
morning.
A regular meeting Of Patuxent Tent,
No. 1145, I. o. r.. was held at the Brew
ster park hotel Saturday evening
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he has engaged in grocery business On
Br'shtwood avenue northwest.
Miss Mamie Grouse is making a visit
20 friends In Washington.
Mrs. II. z. Hanes left Monday to visit
her father. Mr.. FitEhugh. of Culpeper.
Mrs. r. S. Crippvn has returned from
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Reed, OF
Washington.
Mrs. ChamplIn, Of Washington, is the
guest of Miss Bready.
Miss Elizabeth Ellison has returned
from a visit to her sister at Chester
brook and will spend the winter with
her aunt. Mrs. NJ. F. Robey.
Miss Reed. of Browns Chapel, is visit
ing Mrs. Leith Thompson.
Mrs Richard Mahoney and Mrs. Ar
thur Middleton have returned from New
Market, Va.
Mrs r. RI. Dutton is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Powell Summers at Ster-
ling.
Capt. James Roy. OF Washington. D.
c.. is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. 7.
a. Van Dusen.