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The Washington times., 1906-10-07
BEIT AND RHODES.

Whether the annexation of the Trans
vaal Republic and the Orange Free
State turn out TO be a blessing or a
curse, the conquest and annexation are
indisputably the work of Cecil Rhodes
and Alfred Belt
Without the financial cooperation OF
Mr. Belt Rhodes could never have car
ried out the jameson raid, and the
South African war was the Inevitable
seGuel to the jameson raid.
Indeed. it is not too much to say that
without Alfred Belt the career of Cecil
Rhodes could not have been what il
was. The men who move the world
may be divided into the two classes,
the arithmettcians and the rhetoricians
Without Belt at his elbow 10 prompt
him, Rhodes was helpless. and nluddled
In the details of business, yawning over
balance sheets aad puzzled by cost of
production Without Rhodes Belt dwin-
died TO the successful share dealer,
The financial pisn or the celebrated
amalgamation OF the Kimberley dia-
mOnd mines was Belts. but Rhodes sup
piled the moral force which carried it
through. And SO it was with the Mata-
belle war, the raid and the BOer war
London Saturday Review.
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People and Their Doiags.

Miss Frances 1IcGOverney. of Aber-
deem. Ohio, Is visiting Mrs. David Chees-
man. of Lawrence street.
Miss Helen Molster is taking a course
in languages at DR.. Masons School.
ATr and Mrs. Noerr and son. Robert,
who heye been visiting Wallace Nairn,
have left for their home in Boston.
The Rev. Dr. Hyvernat is expected
home about Tuesday, when he viii re-
sumo his teaching at the Catholic Uni
versity. He spent the summer in Eu-
rope.
Brawner HetaeId has left Georgetown
University 10 attend the Catholic Uni
versity He will take q special course
IN biology and chemistry, preparatory
to entering tho medical department OF
Johns Hopkins University. of Baltimore.
The family of Mr.. Noyes, Of Thir-
teenh and Monroe streets, Is making
preparations to move TO the city. Mr..
Noyes' family was among the first resi-
dents OF Bropkland
Edward Ralph has returned to his
home In BrookIaud, to continue his
course in civil euEineering at the Cath
Ole University of America.
Eaton Brooks and family, formerly of
Brookland, viii move 70 his home.
Twelfth and Perry streets. during the
coming week.
Mr. Kemp and family, Of Chesapeake
Junction, have moved into the house
recently vacated by Mr.. Henry and
family, Twelfth and Perry streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider, who have
been in Europe the past summer, have
returned 20 their home Eighth and
Lawrence streets.
Paul Hanna. who is employed by the
Panama Canal Commission, was a re-
cent visitor in Broolzland.
Mr. Cyzeh, of Syracuse, n. Y, and
Mr.. Bates, of Memphis. Tenn, will not
return 10 the university. They have
passed the bar examinations and are
practicing law
The Women's Quarterly Mission Cir
Gle met last Monday at the Brookiand
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'BrOOEand

The Franciscaus on Mt. Saint Sepul-
chre. Br0oklsud, ID. G., celebrated the
feast OF ST. Francis founder of the or
der. last Thursday. Solemn high mass
was celebrated at g:30 a. M. by the
Dominican Fathers. the Most Reverend
Diomede Fale0ui0, apostolic delegate.
assisting in cape and mitre The Rev.
Dennis O'Couueu rector ofrthe Catholic
University, and the suporiGrs OF the dlT-
1erCut religious orders were present The
GreEoriau chant was sung by the friars
OF the monastery Nespers, beuedic-
tiou and the devotion of the "Trausitusf
were held IN Tie afternoon.
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Bailev- -Sheppard Nh .tiaIs.

An Interesting wedding occurred at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy T.
Bailey, 115 G street northeast, when
their daughter Miss Ida Hin Bailey.
was married 10 Benjamin Is. Sheppard
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. d. S. BIaCkem0re. A profusIon
of Bride roses decorated the rooms
where the ceremony was performed.
and where an informal reception was
held afterward by Mr.. and Airs. Shep-
pard. Later ia the evening, the couple
left the city on "a wedding trip through
The North. Upon their return, they viii
reside at l16 q street northeast, where.
after October 30 they viii be glad to
zee their friends.
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BrIgbCW0d

While aIlghtiug from an electric car
on Brightwood avenue, Monday night
about S o'clock. Mary Lewis fell and
sustained a painful cut over her right
eye. She refused hospital treatment and
went home.
An automobile and q bicycle CoIlided
on Eleventh street Tuesday afternoon.
1IarcelIus Bailey being thrown from the
bicycle and slightly injured. He was
able 10 so home without assistance.
A very happy gathering was held
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William a Remson. of Brightwood
avenue, in honor Of the eighteenth
birthday of their daughter Ellen Music
and dancing were enjoyed until a late
hour. when refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Edna Goblin.
Rose Roman. Ella Shoelof. Grace Mel
rose, Flora Edenloon, Mary Chancey
Nellie Menon. Emma Mellon. Lillian
Mellon, and AIessrs. John Lewis. VIII
liam Lewis, Jack Wilder, Wilson Clark
son. Cecil -2eu. Joe Chonney. Lewis
Johnson, George Andrews, and Roy
Sam.
Mrs. Hoppin, widow of Major c. b
Hoppin. L. S. A.. with her two sons.
Bushrod and Marshall. has returned
10 her home on Harvard street.
The Whitney Avenue Memorial Chris
tian Church sent delegates to the Dis
trict convention Of Christian churches
at Vienna, Va.
Policeman Wortz. Of the Tenth pre-
cinct, returned last Friday after a fur
Tough of ten days.
H. T. Davis. wife and children have
returned from a visit TO friends in Vir-
ginia.
Policeman Howard returned Saturday
from a short leave OF four days.
Mrs. Rapper visited friends in Rock
vile Wednesday,
Mr.. end Mrs. Frank Boyaat after
spending a month travelling through the
South, visiting Nashville and various
points I'm Kentucky. have returned 10
their home on Brightwood avenue.
Miss Balston is in Alexandria. Va.
Fl. T. Morn. late of Mercersburg Col
Iece. Pa, will coach the football team
of the BTightwOOd Athletic Club this
year.
Misses Grace and Helen Townsend are
at school In Baltimore
Private Roache. Of the Tenth pre-
cinCt. returned Wednesday, after twelve
days leave of absence.
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Birthday Anniversary.

Miss Lille May Robertson celebrated
the twelfth anniversary Of her birthday
Monday evening at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Robertson.
y Fifth street northeast. a number Of
her friends were present, and games
were played during the evening. Re
freshments were served IN the dining
room, which was tastefuuy decorated.
The following We're present: Misses
Ethel Leippincott Mildred Leippincotr.
Bessie Smith, Helen Robertson, Pearl
Allen, Marie MurdOclI, Esteue Russell.
Ellian Hewitt, Agnes Shield. Mercier
Baxter, and Masters Robert Robertson
and Kenneth Birkett. of New York,
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Sons Of Ionadabs Meet

A weu-attended meeting Of Unity
Council. No. ., Independent Order Of
the Sons OF Jonadabs, was held in Mel
ford Hall. corner Eighth and / streets
northeast Wednesday evening B. N
Wildmaa, worthy chief presided. and
among the visitors were John Z. DaIV
and air. Russell. historian OF Hope
Council, No. l. Considerable business Of
Importance was transacted. and the fol-
lowing officers We're elected for the en-
suing quarter, Jesse III. Watt, worthy
= Sands, chaplain; w. a. BIackstocz,
recording secretary; J. s. Killman,
financial secretary w. j. O'Day treas
urer; W. j. Creamer herald; f. ]. Dim
mick; assistant herald; Harry Hand,
guard, Edward ArChambauI sentinel
b. n. Wildman, past chief.
Following the transaction Of all busi-
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Halfpap-Senasack Weddinp-

Miss WnheImina G. Halfpap and
George "A. Senasack were married at
the home of the brides parents. where
only relatives were present to witness
the ceremony. Mrs. c. Ragelmann, a
sister Of the groom, was matron of
honor. and Ed. HaIfpap, a brother of
the bride. was best man Mr. and Mrs.
Senasac1 viii reside at their new home,
o street northeast Those present al
The ceremony We're Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward HAlfpap, Ed. Halfpap, jr, Henry
Halrpap. Mrs. A. La Covey, Miss X.
La COvey, Mr. and Mrs. J.. Crossmau,
Mrs. J. Reisinger, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Baglemann, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cot
ton
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Capitol Hill Union Meeting

The annual meeting ana election NJ
officers Of Capitol Hm Union of the W
c. r. U. was held at Waugh Church
Wednesday. the president. Mrs. Marsh
presiding After the oUening exercises.
TIE Following reports of departments
were read. Temperance work in the
sunday school by Miss r. Doherty, who
represented the Metropolitan Presbv-
terian Church, and Miss Alvin Chapfn.
representing Waugh NJ. r.. Church. lit
erature. Mrs ". r Hughs. flower mis-
sion, Mrs. L. NJ Cole. The following Of
ucers were elected for the ensuing year.
President. Mrs. L. n Marsh: FIRST vice
president, Mrs. W. e Hughs; second
vice president, Mrs NJ. c. Davis; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. NJ j. Shaw:
recording secretary, Miss Emma DOher-
ty; treasurer. Mrs. NJ. j. Mclean. Del
egates were appointed to attend the dis
trict convention TO be held IN Calvary
Sunday school building.
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Marriage of Miss Hanft.

Another recent marriage of much in
terest To many in this section was that
of Miss Gertrude i. Hanft, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs 4. NJ. Hanft, and DIR.
Morris II. Walmer. The wedding was a
very quiet affair." only the immediate
relatives of the two families being pres
ent The Rev. John ". Weidley. of the
Church of the Reformation. ofhciated.
Miss Freda Hanft. sister OF the bride.
was maid of honor. Following the
ceremony supper was served, after
which DR.. and Mrs. Walmer left the
city for a trip West. They viii return
10 Washington shortly 20 make their
home here
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Edwin Case and family. Of Battle
Creek. Mich. have arrived at this
place, where they expect 10 remain and
make this their future home.
Mrs. Amos Prescott has returned to
/ her home in Buffalo, y, Y, after ten
days visit with relatives at this
place.
". II. Thurston, Of Ottowa, Ontario,
arrived here Friday TO attend the con-
vention in session at this place.
Dr. J. II. Nealle and wife spent Tues
day at this place.
Mrs. c. NJ. Heaton, Of Magnolia and
oak avenues entertained a number of
her friends at her home Tuesday even
ing
William Guthrie. of Nova Scotia, re-
Gently arrived here to attend the Sew
enth Day Adventists' convention.
which is now in progress in the col
Iege buildings.
". J. Stone, of indianapolis.
preached last week at V street. at the
Peoples Church.
Walter Adkins is at present visiting
relatives at Wilmington. Del
S. J. Hersum. of Richmond, Me-. is
visiting friends at this place.
l. r. Condradi of Hamburg. Ger
many, arrived here Monday TO attend
the convention held at this place.
e. W. Farnsworth. Of South Lancas-
ter, Mas, is now at this place.
Mrs. Quinn and daughters are at pres
ent in Pennsylvania visiting relatives.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Landon Reed
addressed a company OF ladies on the
subject Of Physical Culture"
1. r. Christian, Of Chicago. Ill. is
now at this place attending a council
meeting.
Mrs. Bien. of Washington, D, c.,
called on friends at this place durinE
the past week
Tuesday evening the Takoma choral
held their frst formal meeting and the
election of officers took place as fol-
lows. President. Mr. Taeterling. vice
president, DIT. Dexter. secretary. Mrs
Curtiss; librarian, Miss Carrie Bailey.
musical director and pianist, Prof Walton
John. RcHearsals viii now be weekly
in preparation Of their recitals that VIII
be given the coming year.
F. f. Painter. of Williamsburg. Pa. is
spending a few days at this place
Prot and Mrs. J. J.. Shaw. II Col
oradO. are at this place a few days. On
route 10 India, where they expect TO
return 10 their mission field after two
years fuTlJugh.
The General Conference Committee
Council Of the Adveutists is now In
session az this place. Among those
present are: A. -. Daniels. president.
g. a Irwin, vice president, w. y.
Spicer, secretary. l. H. Evans. treas
Urer. oil Of this place. and c. r..
Thompson. w. W Prescott. IT. w.
Farnsworth. q. l. Butler. Aten Moon.
~. W. COtUreu, r a Underwood w
H. Thurs;on, and Messrs. FITZGERALD
Hotel Carr. AicEagh Ectrinc Hers
mln, De Winnie. Jayne Dryer Bowen
hllSore, WestWnrth, Gibson. Jews. Ink
ems. Leldlcr. Horton HAYES. Stone
Johnson. BurrOW, Ford. Everest. Wood
ward. Guthrie. Covert. Harrison VIII
cox, Wnshburn. Shaw, Painter. and
CHRISTIAN, Bl0sse-, FrOf ,irigcs. CJn-
radI. Eberfalls, and ManfuI
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For HiIlsdals improvements.

Residents Of HiIsdaIe are very desir-
Gus OF having a number Of streets IN
their section improved. With this end
IN view a delegation Of citizens from
that community headed by j. B. Ander-
son. president of the HllsdaIe Citizens
Association, called upon the District
C0mmi issiOners last week and asked that
the sum Of $4,000 be included in the
estimates for 19E and 1865 for the re-
pairing of streets in Barry farm in
Hillsdale. The delegates were Informed
that the streets named had not been
dedicated TO the city. The Commission
ers stated. however, that they would
make arrangements TO see that the
streets became part of the city. after
which the members Of the delegation
could again make the request that re
pairs be made
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Sewer Petition Granted.

DR.. George C. Havenner, OF Minnesota
avenue who recently drew up petit
ron which was signed by a large num-
Der Of residents OF AnacOsta requesting
the Commissioners 20 install a sewer IN
Minnesota avenue. has received a nOti-
dcatIon from the Oh1ce OF the Engineer
Commissioner that the request viii be
granted. Dr Havenner was inform ed
that the sewer VIII be laid in Mime
sofa avenue between Harrison street IN
AnaCOstla and Eighteenth street. ad-
joining Dr. HaveDner's residence. This
Will be a decided Improvement to q part
or AnacOstla that IS being rapidly built
uC
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Missing Boy Located.

Norris Scott. a seventeen-year-old boy,
whose disappearance from his home,
near here. caused his parents a great
deal Of anxiety. was located several
days ago. His parents received a postal
card from him from Philadelphia. stat
ing that he was going 10 New York,
where he has friends.
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Apartment House Planned.

A new four-story apartment house is
being constructed at 1924 Massachusetts,
avenue northeast. for Bernard Walls,
who built the Bernard apartment house
on East Capitol street. on the opposite
corner. Work on the new structure viii
begin shortly. and its cost is estimated at
$4,000
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WeddinC Announcement

Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Louise Carson and
William r. Hiu The ceremony was
performed at the home of the brides
mother. 632 A street northeast. the OFF,
claJing minister being the Rev. John
T.. Huddle. Of ST. Pam's Lutheran
Church. Both Mr.. and Airs. Hu have
large number Of friends in this sec
IInn OF the cItN
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Fun at Chestnut Party.

A chestnut party spent q very enjoy
sbIe afternoon Iast Wednesday gather
ms and cooking chcstnuts IN the Brook
land chestnut grove. Among those in
the party were Miss Hurd. Misses Bps-
sic Lucy ana Katie Lynch. Miss Pea,
Mrs Eempf. Edith and Sarah Brown.
MT and Mrs Knight Mr. Walters Mr..
Geren, Mr.. Eiker and Herbert and John
ord
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The Washingtonians Fntertained

Miss Marion Giddings entertained the
Washingtonians at her home, 2l5 Il
street northeast, Monday evening. Con-
siderable business OF importance was
transacted and "a report of the bali
committee was given by r. T. Briclxer
and G. n. Phelps. Later in the even
lns musical program was rendered
Dy Miss Helen Ray and Miss Vera
Ray The following were among those
present: Misses AppIeby. Harding. Cid
qlngs. BreSlln, slater, and Harmon.
big, Adams, Pitt, Bricker, and Wellett.
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Yandals in Flower Beds.

The Anacostla police station has re-
ceived a number Of appeals during tie
past few weeks from residents I'm this
community whose flower gardens nave
been despOlled = the night time. The
disappearance Of flowers has caused
househoIders no little annoyance, but
IT has not yet been possible 10 learn
the identity of the thieves. The local
police have promised to lend their as
sistanCe
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AIoysius Club Dance.

The first dance Of the season given by
the Aloysius Club, In Gouzaga Han,
proved TO be a big success. DR.. w. 2.
Keneally. who is chairman of the com
mittee having the dances In charge. has
announced that this season he viii fol-
low the idea which met with approval
last year of naming the each dance for
the flower appropriate to the month.
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Slver Wedding Anniversaru-

brated their silver wedding anniversary
at their home. 235 Second street north
east Wednesday evening. A musicale
was rendered and a large number OF
friends We're present % offer congratu-
laJous. The following assisted AIr. and
4lTs. Noyes in receiving the guests.
Miss Mary Duguid, Airs. Morgan. me
MISSES Moves. and ALss Llla NnNas-
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60 z Tennis -

Miss Stewart entertained q number Of
her friends at a tennis party, at her
home, on Capitol Hjt several after
moons ago. Following were the guests:
Miss Brennan, Miss Kensett, Miss Bar
her- Mrs cleElse, Mr.. Brooke, Airs.
Burtt. and MIR. Bowman.
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Hunting Party Returns.

A small party Of huntsmen from this
locality have just returned with their
dogs from night hunting trip through
the woods near Great Falls and Seneca.
Va. They secured two 'coons and sew
eral 'p0ssums- The party was COM
rosed Of l. T. Wathen. Alfred Cox,
Armistead Williams. and Roland Skin
ner
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improvements in Streets.

The Improvement 20 a number Of ex-
tended streets in this suburb consist
ing of grading and gutte-ing. has been
completed The streets 40 improved
are Washington street and Jackson
street extended. and Fendau street, be-
tween Harrison and Washington
streets.
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and Mrs Mel +. Graham 10 the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Harriet
Ferguson Graham. 10 Philip Beecher
Nourse at the Old Falls Church, Oc-
tober Il.
Mrs. Fraior. OF Farkersburg, W. Va,
is visiting her father, Mr.. Bruner. on the
Court House road.
Mrs. Bruuer is spending a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Bennett. in
Baltimore.
Rufus c. Darby. Of Atlanta. Ca, has
been spending a week with his mother,
Mrs. Rufus H Darby.
Mrs Mary F. Febrey returned TO
Washington on Tuesday after a months
visit among friends.
J. B. Daughton and wife have re-
turned from a visit 10 friends in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Rufus II. Darby and daughter,
Miss Minnie. left Thursday 10 attend
athe wedding OF Rufus C.. Darby TO Miss
katherine McKeeman, at Rumf0rd
Falls. Me Miss Darby viii be one OF
the bridesmaids.
Mrs. Harry Fellows and children are
visiting at The Plains. having left on
Monday.
Mrs. George r. Albertson and daugh-
ter. Emma. have returned from Cliff
ton Springs, n. Y, where they spent
the summer. and are now boarding with
Miss Nellie Green.
Oscar H. BIIingsley and family have
returned from their summer outing.
Walter Kerr, Of Herndon. Va. has
been the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Mel
len F. Bean, Tor a few days.
Mrs. John S. Garrison and family
moved TO Georgetown on Friday for the
winter
Col Craig Weiseger has rented and
moved into the Parker house, on Wash
ington street.
O. J. Chenel and family have moved
from the house recently purchased by
William Aldt0fer, TO BallstOn, Va.
Miss Jessamine Graves has accepted
a Government position In WashinEtull-
The bishop Of the diocese of Virginia
preach and administer the rite Of con-
nrmatiOn this morning at II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. @. Monk and fam
ilv who have been visiting their sister
Mrs. J. Mitchell STH0oL have returned
TO Washington.
Lieutenant Vernon and wife have
gone TO Washington for the winter.
J. NJ. SmoOt and family have moved
into Mrs. Anna +. Crossman's house
recently vacated by William j.. CEes-
ter
Mrs. Spencer, who has been soendipg
9CmR t;Zss with her sister tsFz- J. a.
SmOOt returned to washington -.
Wednesday.
Miss Miriam Doyle. OF Baltimore. IS
the guest Of Miss Ruth Garner. on Col
umbia street.
Yale Rice and family have moved into
Washington for the winter.
Mrs. Clements. of Washington, has
been spending the week with Mrs. Paul
Chaplin. 4
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Fastern Star Meeting.

The BrooEaud cha-.ter OF The Eastern
Star win meet next Monday evening in
the Town Hail. when the grand chapter
viii present the charter to the new
Br0oklaUd chapter. Members Of all
tie Washington chapters OF the Eastern
S-ar are invited.
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ATNaCOSf7a

At a recent meeting Of the Mems
Club Of the Anacostia Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Charles J.. Linger presided.
The evening was spent IN discussing
the program TO be carried out this win
ter by the organization IN cooperation
with the Young Mems Christian AS
sociatIon,
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Rally Day at Baptist church.

At the Broohand Baptist church this
morning VIII Doe held the annual rally
day services. The members OF the sun
day school VIII De presented with their
rewards for good scholarship and good
attendance during the past year. The
parents viii De given reception by
the teachers of the Sunday school to-
morrow night
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VANDERBILT HORSE FANCIER.

Alfred G. Vanderbilt is apparently not
merely a horse fancier. but an ali-round
stock breeder on a large scale. and has
entered at the New England fIIr 10 be
held in Worcester a gilt-edged list of
thoroughbred Jerseys, SouthdOwn sheep
and fancy swine.
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TN sl==-z='=s==sz s.=is=zzss,a.s
EOK1pg Tori

Miss Marion Giddines, of 235 II street
northeast entertained the washington
ians last week at her home. A delight
ful evening was spent. Those present
were Miss GlddlnEs. Miss Applebv. Miss
Slater Miss SaXty, Miss Harmon Miss
Breslin, Miss Hardy. MISS Myers. Mss
Hieffin. and the Messrs. Chase. Leamon.
ApDleby. Bricllen. and Phelps.
Mrs Bisby, who spent the summer at
10 I street northeast. has returned 20
her home in New York
The Washington College for Girls.
lexington. d. C.. opened October 4
Prof l.. Menefce is president Of the
school There is an unusually large en-
roilment this year. All sumner the
college has been turned into a delight
ful sumner resort under the direction
OF Prof Mene1ee. Guests have been
numerous.
l. n. Law and wife have again taken
up residence in the city All sumner
they have been visiting lu Eclzington.
Miss L. -. Dewey. OF L street north
east has been travelling, visiting Cal
ifOrnia, Michigan. and Buffalo. Later
in the summer she visited Miss J.. i.
Solunberger at Chambersburg Both
Miss Dewey and Miss SoIlunberger are
now at Rust Hail
Miss Price. Of Baltimore, Nd, is a
new student at Rust Hail
Miss Helen Kirk, who graduated IN
one course from Rust Hall last year
has returned 10 take up the kindergar-
den course.
Mrs Peak. Of IS New York avenue
northeast has recently returned from
Baltimore.
Mrs. Holt. 80 Florida avenue north
east, has returned from a delightful
trip 10 New York
Mrs ]. Haggethy Of 1913 Third
street northwest, is visiting relatives
IN New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent and family. who
were formerly residents OF Z street
northeast, have removed 10 Indiana.
They expect 10 make the latter their
permanent home.
-fAA = ID It A1dIlttE anu AdL-llgs OF s.
r street northeast, have just returned
from Eagles View. Mrs. Barnes and
Postmaster Barnes have again left the
city for a vacation
Miss Edith Barker and Milton White
were quietly married In Baltimore
Tuesday Miss Barker has been living
with her sister. Mrs. J. T.. White OF
1910 North Capitol street. AIr and Mrs.
White are now living with the groom s
parents on 7 street northwest.
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Paulist Fathers Plan BUILDING.

The Paulist Fathers, an order of the
Catholic University, are making plans
for a large building, which viii be
erected ou the high hill east of Caldwell
Hall.