The Washington times., 1906-11-25
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Fellows enter
tanned the euchre club last Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bethune, who have
been spending the summer and fall with
Mrs. Bethune's father. c. u. McGroarty,
have gone TO Washington for the win
ter.
Rev Edward ]. Richardson. field sec
rotary OF the Northern District of Nir-
| ginla Anti-salOon League, formerly Of
| fee secretary of the league in Richmond,
has rented and moved into Mrs. L. Q.
Hendricks house, on Washington street
recently vacated by Dr. Tunis c. Quick.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
| Church held an all-day meeting with
Mrs. L. c. Gaipin on Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth jackson was the host
es of the Owl Club recently.
living Murray is rebuilding his house,
which was recently destroyed by fire.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Con-
gregauonal Church met with Mrs Al
bert Z. Eastman at Everbloom Thursday
I afternoon.
Mrs. George b. Fadeley spent last
! Monday in Washington with her mother,
Mrs. Yale Rice.
The Union of Epworth Leagues, of
| Washington end vicinity. met at the
Methodist Episcopal Church South last
Friday. The meetings were well at
| tended.
| a farewell reception TO the Rev. a.
w. Graves and family was held at the
residence Of Mrs. George w. Hawxhurst
on Friday evening By the members OF
the Baptist Church.
Mrs. s. D. Trip has returned from
her visit to New York.
Yale Rice. Of Washington waz In town.
on Tuesday.
A new organ has been purchased and
fitted into the audience room of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church. II VIII be used
for the first time today. Percy Foster
OF Washington Will conduct the musical
part OF the services this evening.
Mrs Mary D. Moore left on Saturday
for New York to spend a week with
her son Ambrose c. Moore.
Mrs. Maude Leo and daughter Mamie.
are spending the winter with Mrs. Lees
brother. Harry T. Payne. at Lawton
Place.
Mrs. Lincoln Smith entertained the
Kings Daughters Circle. OF Tuesday
afternoon.
The Young Ladies Club met with
Mrs. Arthur s, Hulk on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Noble Moore and children have
left for St Louis on their way 20 New
they viii spend the winter with rela-
tives.
Miss Clara Jewell. of Washington,
spent Friday with he< friend. Mrs.
Philip 3. Nourse. on Oak street.
4 meeting was held on Saturday in
Jefferson institute of all the teachers
Of Fairfax county. Able Iapers were
read by County Superintendent NJ u.
Hall on school Discipline" BY Prof
/ OnAulAttN a. AlAAANIaOL sfA ODlEtt&
a Recitation" and by Mis- Emma Sea-
man on THE Use OF Music ia Public
Schools"
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Tyson, OF Wash
ingtOn. formerly of F ais Church, sang
at the revival services OF the Methodist
Church on Thursday evening
Miss Matilda Snyder. who has been
making her home with Mr.. and Mrs D.
II. Billingsley for some time past. has
left for a visit North
Mr.. Peck. organizer of County Young
Mems Christian Association, presented
his cause at the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday night. Mr.. Peck was The
guest OF his friead, Percy y. Trip
Miss Brownie c. Arundel has been
asked 10 read a paper before the Vir-
ginia State Educational Association.
which meets in Richmond. Novembe- p
10 80.
Mrs. Raymond was the hostess OF a
luncheon given in honor OF her friend,
Mrs. S. s. Everitt, Of Washington.
Those present were Mrs Everltt, Mrs.
Albert p. Eastman. Mrs. Frank H.
Eastman. and Miss Mary Merriheld.
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