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glIests OF AIRS Downing. OF Thirteenth
and Lawrence streets. They viii leave
shortly for New York. from whence they
will sail for Europe.
John wignal has returned from Allan
tic City.
Mrs. James a. Glvier, of Cedarville'
Md. is visiting her mother. Mrs. w o.
IVetzel. OF Girard street.
Miss Marie Harvey is visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs. Krug. OF Twelfth street.
Miss Dora Lanigan. Of Twelfth street
and Rhode Island avenue. has returned
from Cedarville, Md.
Miss May schwartzel, Of the city, is
guest Of Miss Agnes Rodler. OF Tweltth
and Otis streets.
Presley Bowen is visiting at the nome
Of Mrs. Helen Hall. Of 1885 Evarts street.
Miss Helen Mitchell, Of Evarts street
Is at Oaksville. Va.
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Return of Dr. Iohnstnne

The Rev T. A. Johnstone has return
ed from Stamford. Conn. and will oc-
clDy the pulpit Of st. Philip Protestant
Episcopal Church. on Sunday. Mrs
JohnstOne is stiI the guest OF her sister
Miss Edith Barclay, at Stamford.
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A WISE LOVER.

Did YOU bring the engagement ring,
Henri?'
Yes, have It here, But fair and
softly, Gwendolin. Before place II
upon your taper digit must dsh Tor
value
Security, HenriI
Ave, security. have lost no less than
three rings by being careless on this
point. No security, Gwenny, no ring"
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Boys .eUp in the Air.

Ten boys Of the Order OF the Covenan-
ters OF the Presbyterian Church. accom-
panied by the Rev. Andrew Reid Bird.
the pastor. and Mrs. Bird. are camping
out on high blum near Annapolis. Nd.
for week.
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Liberty Grove Grange. No "a, p. Of
H.. will hold its annual picnic IN the
grove near Burtonsville Wednesday,
August Is. A good band viii furnish
music during the day and prominent
speakers will make addresses.
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Company No. 3. Of the Laurel Vol
unteer Fire Department Will give i
trolley ride 10 Luna Park Washington.
on next Tuesday evening. when large
crowd is expected 10 go.
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Social and Otherwise.

DR.. and Mrs. J. 3. Gould entertained
at dinner on Friday. the guests being
Mrs. r. G. Dudley, Of Brooklyn. n. Y;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Dudley. and
DR. Franklin Noble
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Enforcing the Dog Law

stray dogs are becoming scarce in
Laurel. The law in relation 10 tagging
coEs Is being enforced. proving a benefit
10 the revenues OF the town.
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dren. Of New York, are visiting Mrs.
Higgins parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Afarr. for the summer
Master Willie Smith. OF Willard. Va,
has been visiting hiss brother, Andrew N
Smith. on Maple avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Elunton have
heen spending the week at Virginia
Beach, taking with them their two little
boys, Milton and BENJAMIN.
Miss Ray Camp and brother. Willard,
are the guests Of Their aunt Mrs. Ernest
J. Febrey.
Miss Conchita Smith is visiting her
friend. Miss Ethel NcSween.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Banks and fami-
" spent Wednes,.zy - Great Falls
The Rev. and Mrs. Edward Eells and
family, or Fan River. Mass are visit
ing Mrs. EeTs' brother. George Irwin
The Irwin and EeHs families went on
a picnic 10 the Zoo last Wednesday.
Percy B. Tripp started on Thursday
for a two months trip through the
West, going by way OF Niagara, through
the Great Lakes, over the Canadian
Rockies TO Portland Ore, and then
home through Yellowstone Park and
Arkansas.
Miss Addie McInturf. of Washington.
has been the guest Of her friend, Miss
Glen Newell. this week.
Harry Barker. of the Fire Department
of washington. has returned home after
two weeks outing.
The Misses Rowel! gave an informal
dance wednesday evening IN honor OF
their sister, Mrs. McCardle, Of Frederick,
Md
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel r. Copper ana
daughter, Margaret. are spending their
vacation at OnancoCk. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Hough and family
are spending the month with Mrs.
Hough. ST. at LOwville. near Utica
y. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard and family have
returned from their visit 20 New Jersey
Miss E. H Wander. Of New Jersey, Is
the guest of her sister Mrs. Howard on
Cherry street.
Mrs. Sam II. Thornberg has gone TO
spend a month with her mother IN Bur
lington, n. J.
Mrs. Dickinson and children have
moved out to their home on Washing
ton street.
Mrs. A. H Woodan. of Washington,
has rented and moved into the Atchison
house. she is accompanied by Mrs g E
Burden and Miss Adelaide Hughes.
Miss Osborn and daughter. Miss Julia.
who have been boarding with Mrs No
BILE Moore for some time. have gone TO
Ocean CITY for a month.
Horatio II Moran has rented the Stu
art Poole house on washington street.
recently vacated by J. H Maddox, and
has moved in.
Mrs. Clements. accompanied by her
son and daughters. has returned to her
home in Washington after spending
month with Miss Nellie Green
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Personal Notes.

Master Charles r. Brooke is visiting
his uncle. Theodore +. Kyle, Of Cul-
peper county. Va
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Personal Mention

Capt A. L. Grimm. Of Engine Com
pany No. Il. is on furloush. He Will
spend ? few days with his family in
Brookland, anu n August Il with Mrs.
Grimm he will so TO Atlantic City for
a short stay.
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Mr. and Mrs Edward J. Hurdle visited
Mrs Hurdles nephew, j, /. Howe, Of
Washington. on Sunday last.
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Social Fntertainments.

The young ladies of the missionary
class Of the Baptist Church gave a lawn
fe's on the church lawn on Tuesday
evening.
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roll Of honor, where none but the
names Of the brave are recorded. is
Jim McQuade. one Of the department 3
fast wheelmen. Several nights ago Jim
displayed unusual courage and energy
In a sensational capture Of a riot in
stieator. after an exciting chase OF more
than three miles on his wheel Jim's
action when reported, made some OF
the departments best men sit up and
take notice.
Sergt. Tom Hollinberger, Of the First
precinct. newly appointed TO this rank
a son of former Inspector Hollinberser
says it's like being home again 10 be
doing duty at the First. The fivt
months Tom spent in the Third precinct
were pleasant enough. he says, but
frightfully lonely. The Third VIII miss
Tom. for he was eveT-Teady with a good
story.
BENJAMIN F. KIopfer. the veteran OF
the night watchers. has returned tc
his duties after three weeks vacation
in the Rocky mountains. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Klopfer.
Seldom "A week goes by that Private
Chester Samson doesn't distinguish him
self in some way. Chester is never
happier than when he dons plain
clothes" ana plays detective in emer-
gency cases. His friends expect to see
him a member of Inspector Boardman' s
aggregation very shortly.
John Croft. who IS crossing officer al
Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue
has the reputation Of being one Of the
best judges of horsefesh in the country
hereabouts He is interested in a stock
farm at Frederick. Nd, where they
turn out some sure enough trotteTs.
Big joan Sides. Of the Third precinct
who recently married a Virginia girl
has begun housekeeping IN q coy home
in the northeast section. Many feminine
sighs were heard when John bid good
by to his bachelor days, but the big
biueccat IS oblivious Of these regrets.
Il is officially stated by Ray Klein
dienst, bicycle policeman Of the First.
and crack shoFtstOp Of the Police De
partment baseball team. that there will
be no crossing Of bats with the Balu-
more bluecoats on the Monumental City
diamond this year. Ray IS too fond OF
his wheel 10 risk a repetition Of last
years experience.
Commodore" Sutton is stiI reveIInc
in the sunshine and salt water at
Colonial Beach. and his friends IN the
department and throughout the town re-
j0ice IN the news that "the grand old
man. as ne has been dubbed. is steadily
7-s.er sFFrfrr d Fe
tiful little cottage at the beach, where
his family is accustomed TO go during
the heated term.
Smiling Frank Houston, one OF the
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the residence Of W. vs.. Bowling.
brother OF Z. r. Bowling. left during
me week Tor Suffern. n Y, for the re-
hiainder or the summer. Mr. Bowling
resides in Brooklyn. n. Y.
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The Baptist Sunday school held its
annual picnic at River View last Satur-
day.
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Private ". A Dixon. of No. 12 Engine
Company. spent a few days last week
in Southern Maryland. looking after
farm re owns in the lower end of Prince
George county.
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Lovers of Flowers.

Truck No. 3 has some fine flowers this
year about its snug quarters Iheii
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Among those visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Beavers during
the past week were Mrs. Beaver s
brother. Milford Campbell. of Washing
ton. Mr. and Mrs. George Proctor. of
Vienna, Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Clyne, of
Washington. and Miss Bessie Payne. Of
Prince William County. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunning and family
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. David
+. Haller jr.
Miss Ethel McCauley. of Washington.
has returned TO her home after a weeks
visit 20 her brother. w. J. Mitchell.
Mrs w. f. Compiler spent Sunday
with Mrs. Minnie Robey. of Washing
ton.
Mrs. Alexander S. Oswald will spend
the coming week at Colonial Beach.
Miss Alice Murdoch. of Washington,
Is visiting Mrs John Link.
Mrs. Keiner has returned TO her home
in Baltimore after a pleasant visit TO
Mrs. Emma Beckmyer.
Mrs BERTHE StiIlwell. with her son, OF
Washington, visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. w, Compiler, on Sunday
last. Mr.. and Mrs Compiler also had as
their guest last week their daughter.
Miss Nellie Compiler.
Among the visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Weldon oliver the past
week were Mrs. Edward Groves and
daughter, Mary Annabel, of Townsend,
Md, and Miss Irene Clancy ana her
brother Irwin, OF Halls, Nd.
Miss IrVa oliver. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Weldon Oliver. has just returned
home after a pleasant visit TO hCr
brother. Bradshaw, Of Halls, Nd.
Mrs. ". f. Jones. of Virginia. will
spend the next two weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. W. II. Gilbert
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Among the visitors at the home Of
John NaUey during the past week were
Edward Nalley and George Bernhard
OF Washington.
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The Embroidery Club met on Tuesday
with the Misses Davenport, at West
End.
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Homes Bought and Sold.

The Parker place, on Washington
street. which belonged 10 Mrs. Eliza
beth Parker, has been purchased by j..
T. Unverzagt. Mr.. Unverzagt VIII build
a modern residence on the lot and make
Falls Church his home as soon as the
house IS completed
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With the Pastors.

Miss Caroline Ball entertained tn,
members of Rho Sigma on Wednesday.
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Private Harry Barker of No. 70 is this
summer receiving many congratulations
upon the fine appearance Of his flower
garden On the parking along North
Capitol street he has trained into ex-
cellent shape four beds Of coIeus. These
are backed up by a long row OF red sage
and canea, The arrangement giving a
pleasing effect from the street Along
the side street is another row OF caneas
and several large tubs OF mixed sum
meT boomers and vines Barker thinks
he has achieved something worth while
this year and Is justly proud of his
garden.
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Many Of our citizens attended the
CIarksvllIe tournament and picnic, held
on Wednesday.
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George W Taylor, assistant driver Of
Truck No. 8 IS on annual leave and Is
visiting his old home in Raleigh, n. c.
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Miss Audrey schwitzer. OF the city.
is guest of Miss Mabel Riser, Of
Michigan avenue.
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Private G. ". a. Dixon. of Engine
Company No 2, left the city last Mon
day on fishing trip to Cedar Point,
Md
Capt John Darlington, of No. .. took
a day of last Wednesday.
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Miss Nellie and CaJharine Long, Of
the city. are visiting Miss May O'Keefe.
Of Michigan avenue.
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MISS Maud Stewart is at Maiden-on-
the-Hudson. where she will pass the
month of August.
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Miss Elsie willis is visiting her friend
Miss Mary Downey. of Washington.
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beauty is said to owe much to the con-
slant care given them by Private a. J.
Bargagni- Private Bargasni was trans
ferred some time ago from Engine Com
pany No y. and he comes in for much
good naJured chatting from his COM
panlons of Truck about having been
formerly in much slower company lie
now retaliates by saying that Truck
never had any nice flowers uatl the
real florist Of the department joined its
ranks
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Mr.. Hanson and family. of Thirteenth
and Monroe streets. left last Saturday
for their summer home at RehOboth
Beach.
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The Rev. ]. Edwin Amos and wife left
on Wednesday for a months stay in
Pittsburg with their son, William Amos.
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The Rev. Franklin Noble. d. D.. is
supplying the pulpit at the Mt Pleasant
Congregational Church for two Sundays
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and children, are in Warsaw, Rich
mOnd county. Va
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Mrs. Fastlack and daughters. Mary
and Edith, OF Thirteenth and Monroe
streets, are spending a few weeks in
Bridgeport, y. J.
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People Of Laurel.

Mrs. William + johnson and her son
Clarence are visiting relatives in New
York
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The Rev. George Dougherty, secre-
tary of the Catholic University, has re-
turned after a pleasant vacation at
Thousand Islands.
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Mrs Franklin T. Howe, ST, and Miss
Mary Helen Howe have returned from
q short visit 10 New York
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Miss May Sherman Isl visiting in yir-
ginia.
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Col Robert H. Harper has sold his
house and lot on Columbia street to j..
b. Blackburn, OF Colorado, who will
take possession about October J.
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James McHuEh has returned from
Natural Bridge and other mountainous
parts of Virginia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fisher chaperoned
a straw ride 10 the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Aitchison where they were
entertained at supper by the Misses Dora
and Dena AitchlsOn. Those who went
were Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher. Of
Pittsburg. Pa; Misses Annie and Bertha
Odenwald, Mary Clark, Isabel Rand.
Messrs. Devoughes. David and Howard
Innahan
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Master GIoyd Baldus. of Thirteenth
and Quincy streets, is recovering, after
a few weeks of severe illness.
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Joseph Burg. of Thirteenth and Otis
street, is IN Pennsylvania for a months
visit
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Mr. and Mrs Burton and family will
leave this week for West River, Va.
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Miss Louis sturgis is visiting in New
York
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Miss Norwood. of Franklin street, is
i'm Michigan for au extended visit.
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Miss Katie =. Howe recently visited
Point of Rocks, Md.
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Mrs. j. : Noel and Miss Kathleen
Noel left Tuesday for St. Georges ISL
and, Nd, where they will remain until
September J.
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The Lady Maccabees viii give a dance
at HnIs Hall, on Washington avenue.
Thursday evening. August 16
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Smiling Frank Houston, one OF the
most popular clerks at the Police Head
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Miss Emily Schribner. of Monroe
street has returned from Sheffield. Va.
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and Randolph streets, left Thursday for
New York.
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John r. Graham's house. on Broad
street. has been rented 10 Prof. CLANCY
II Anderson.
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Lieutenant Harrison's house has been
rented 10 Noah Ennis
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Personal Notes.

DIT. ]. II Ladd's farm has been leased
to Joseph Ginch0n. Of Washington.
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Leo Gallagher. Of Lawrence street.
is in New York.
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The property belonging 70 Mrs. }. H..
Crossman. Of Chattanooga Tenn, and
occupied by Charles Potter, has been
sold TO Mrs. Green. Of the War De
partment.
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Mrs. Frank c. Sanders and children,
of Twin Oaks. are in Boyds, Md.
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Mrs. Ralph Marean and son have re-
turned TO their home, Ninth and Mon
roe streets.
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Miss Sarah Tice, OF Newton street
left on Monday for a months visit e
New York.
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Mrs William KabeI Draddy. OF New
port, KY. and Miss Mildred Draddy are
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Mrs. w a. Steynen is visiting hel
parents in Montgomery county.
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Miss Regina CIrley. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Curiey, Is recovering
from an NMnass O. several weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs Ferman HOrner, accom-
panied by their daughter, Martha, have
gone to Norfolk.
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Miss Sarah z. Lynch and Anna
Lynch have left for Asbury Park.
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'BrOokland

Hiss Harriet Hughes and Miss Edith
Brown entertained the Baptist Sunday
school by a picnic at the zoo Thursday.
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Mrs. Delzene Marean and daughter,
Mrs. Mlgs and children. are visiting in
Galthersburg, Nd
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Charles and Fred Tansn have gone TO
ST Georges Island.
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Edgar Bowling and Mrs. NJ Gertrude
Emory Bowling and daughters, Ger
trtlde and Dorothy, who spent the past
month at BouIngbrOok. near Laurel at
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The Misses Sullivan. of St. Louis. are
guests of Mrs. James II. McHugh. OF
Thirteenth and Lawrence streets.
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William BeCkert and daughter, Grace,
spent a few days this week at Forest
Vile, Nd.
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Miss Lucy Lynch, of Newton street,
IS in Portland. Me
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A NJ. Iothrop has returned from his
outing at his camp in the Adirondacks.
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Rector O'Connell. of the Catholic Uni
VeTsity has left for EurOIe. lie VIII
visit Rome, Switzerland, No. h France
and sail from Cherbourg and return the
latter part OF September.
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Miss Marie Harvey is visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs. Krug. OF Twelfth street.
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Mrs. Jesse D. higgins aud thEee chn-
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Joseph Noel. of Thirteenth and Law
renee streets, left Thursday for St.
Georges Island.
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Detective Hewlett. of the Central Of
fee, was called TO New Orleans during
the past week on account OF the serious
illness Of his father, who has reached
an advanced age
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Mr.. Bates and family. who have beeA
occupying the Iadd farm for the last
wear. have moved 10 Philadelphia.
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Mrs Edgar Baldwin, Of Washington,
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Franz Shaner. on Prince George street
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Or. Stejneger and family, Of Thirteenth
street are spending the summer in the
mountains of Virginia.
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Misses Ada and Mary, daughters oi
Maj s NJ Gaines. OF Hamlin street
have left forSTetra, Alta.
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Miss Helen Molster, Of Ninth street,
will have as her guests this week Miss
Katherine Stages. of Portsmouth. Ohio.
and Miss Weehl. Of Lexington. Ky.
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Presley Bowen is visiting at the nome
Of Mrs. Helen Hail. Of 1885 Evarts street.
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William E. Mears, of New York, made
his uncle, Thomas A. Hodson. a three
DAYS visit last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Barpholt viii leave for
Baltimore by boat This week Mrs
Barnholt will visit relatives and friends
IN Philadelphia.
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The quota Of the Tenth precinct has
Oeen decreased during the present week
by the absence Of the following men on
vacation: W. c. Baldwin. @. II. Brad
ley, II. L. Carroll. +. o. Clifford. d. N.
Davis. NJ. Jennings. and y. ". Jones.
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quarters, intends 30 throw down the
quill for a few days during the present
week and so 20 Cape May and enjoy
a few Of the delights Of seashore life.
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Mrs. Sherwood and daughter, Lucy,
have left for Boston by boat
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Miss Katie Owens has returned home
after a visit TO friends in Washington.
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John wignai has returned from ATTAIN
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dren OF New York, are visiting Mrs.
Higgins parents Mr.. and MIS-. j. II.
NTarr. for the summer
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Lou,s Jenkins has gone 20 Smithburg'
Washington county, where he will have
his vacation with his family, He was
accompanied by his sister-in-law. Miss
Anna Mckenzie
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Mrs. Ernest Weeks. Of Laurel. Nd.
accompanied by her two sons. left
Thursday after a pleasant visit to Mrs
George Schriver. Of Twelfth street
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Sergeant Z. W Brown. one CT the en-
ergetic plain clothes men Of the Dis
Iict and recently promoted In rank be-
cause OF a fine record. has taken sew
eraI days of and viii spend his time in
the woods.
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Baum. OF the First and Lake, OF the
Third, are among the members OF the
force who are recuperating during the
summer months TO get in trim Tor the
strenuous" duties al the White House
next fall and winter.
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Milton Daniels, after a short visit 10
his home in Brookland, has returned TO
Ardmore, Pa.
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/ sergeants Edward Curry an5 Samuel
/ Murphy Of the Sixth precinct. are re-
/ ported 10 be away On short leave. Both
/ are enthusiastic fishermen and have
( pretty good luck as anglers.
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Mrs John W Metz IS visiting in Sligo.
Ma
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About 100 members Of the Southern
Methodist Sunday school held "a picnic
at Great Falls on Thursday
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Mr. and Mrs. Dunuing and family
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. David
+. Hauer, jr.
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Benjamin F. Klopfer. the veteran OF
the night watchers. has returned 10
his duties after three weeks vacation
in the Rocky mountains. He was ac-
companled by Mrs Klopfer.
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Precinct Detective Charlie MuHin.
plain clothes man in No. 1 precinct has
secured a few days leave for recupera-
tion 1T the seashore.
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Miss Ethel McCauley. OF Washington.
has returned 10 her home after a weeks
visit 20 her brother. w. J. Mitchell.
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Mrs Joscph l.. strouse is spending
some tim. with the family OF +. H.
Caldwell, on Maple avenue.
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Mrs. Yeagcr, OF Ninth and Lawrence
streets. is visiting in Baltimore.
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Miss Helen Mitchell. of Evarts street.
Is at Oaksville. Va.