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Returned From the South.

William II. Lamar returned home here
on Saturday from the South. where he
has been for several months pTosecut-
ing the business OF the Department OF
Justice al Washington, IN which ne Is
now employed. MIR. Lamar was born
in the South, and the marked improve
ment in that section OF the country in
every line of business. especially farm
ing, which is now more diversified. was
in decided contrast with his early recol-
lections OF the Southland.
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USING THE SUGAR

An American travelling through the
Ardennes stopped for a cup of coffee at
a remote inn. Sugar was not forthco-m
ing, and the waitress begged the trav-
eler 10 be good enough To wait until the
party at the next table had finished
their game Of dominoes, for which the
Jumps of sugar. duly marked with PEN
Gil from one to double six, were serv-
ing.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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PHYSICIANS Meeting.

The meeting of physicians from the
state tuberculosis Commission at
DiCiSersOns few days ago. has not yet
decided the location OF the State Hos
pitaL A meeting of the same commits
sion TOOK place at EmmlttsburG. Car
roll county. later. at which another site
was looked at, but is thought the site
at DickeTs0ns for such a hospital is
much beser and may yet be decided up
on as being of such high and healthy
location and has fine water.
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'TaKOnlaEark

After being in medical missionary
work in India the past ten years. Miss
S. + Whites arrived at this place to
visit with friends on her way 10 her
home, in Nebraska, where she viii enjoy
q furlough.
Mrs. BeaIly left Wednesday for Michi-
gan. after visiting her daughter in this
place the past two months.
T. Z. Bower and family. Of Rome, y.
Z. arrived here Wednesday and have
located on Ethan Allen street. where
they expect TO make their future home.
Mrs G. A. Irwin, of Iowa Circle, visit
ed friends at this place the past week.
Mrs. Morris Lukens. of Flower avenue.
went TO Baltimore on Wednesday.
Elder A. C. Daniels left Thursday for
North Dakota, Manitoba, and other
Northern points
Mrs. Or. Evans left Monday for her
home. in St. Helena. Cal. after a long
absence spent in Europe.
Miss Alston. of Washington. called on
friends at this place Wednesday.
X. c. Russell left Thursday to go TO
Lincoln. Neb., to be gone some time.
Mr.. Leslie. of Whitman. Mass. ar
rived here Monday TO visit friends.
A. J. Bristol, Of Blair road. is enter
tanning his father. OF PetOsky. Mich.
this week
DR.. L. F. Palmer. of Baltimore. is
spending a few days here with friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H Cobban, OF Holly
avenue. were in Washington Thursday
evening.
I. II. Evans, Of Blair avenue, spent
Thursday IN Washington.
Mrs. Wilkinson, OF this place, visited
friends in Washington Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Curtiss, of Blair
road, spent this week in Washington
city.
e. W. Farnsworth, Of Boston, Mass,
called Thursday to see friends at this
place, on his way to Clarksburg. Va.
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Hentasonhs Elect Officers.

Ivy Conclave. Independent Order OF
HeptasOphs, OF Laurel. has elected the
following officers for the coming year:
Archon. Joseph c. Overbaugh; provost
David NJ Fisher; secretary, Joseph Cur
ley; treasurer, DR.. J. r. Hunt; imam
cier, c. II. F. Swafheld; Preiate. James
C. Boss. jr.: inspector. Snowden j.
Athey; warder. John A. Topping; senu-
mel, s. Scaico; trustees, William II.
Dorsey. William ]. Thawiey, and c. r.
Little.
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ATLANTIC CITYS
NOVEL DINNER
Stag Affair Takes Place on
Smokestack Top $50
Feet High.

ATLANTIC CITY. December o.
When the new city council organizes,
on the first day Of the new year. steps
VIII be taken to make permanent the
temporary Illumination that is now being
made upon Atlantic City's Boardwalk
The scheme as evolved by the city
electrician would be the means OF max
ing the Boardwalk far more attractive
than at present, and would cost less
than $4,000 to put into effect.
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Kninhts Of Pvthias, Yisitation.

About nifty members of the Laurel
Knights of Pythias will visit Ber"yn
Lodge, knights OF Pythlas, next Thurs
day evening. December Y, Tor the pur-
pose of c0nferring the third degree on
newly elected members. The Laurel
Lodge has a membership OF over l00.
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sons. who took part in the rather novel
feast, and every one OF them had to
climb the ladders 20 reach the scene
Of festivity. Il Is hardly necessary to
say no ladies were present. But every
man who made the climb declared he
felt he had well earned the excellent
spread that was made
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.allSQbQnCNd.

Mrs. Jonas T. Unverzagt spent last
week in Washington visiting friends.
DR.. Franklin Noble. Mrs. Dudley and
Miss Margaret Nourse attended the
Congregational Club. which met in
Washington Monday night
Miss Ada Rhodes spent Monday night
in Washington with her friend, Mrs.
George Phillips.
Miss Van Orden. who has been visit
ing her friend, Mrs. Mel F. Graham, re-
turned to her home in New York on
Thursday.
Jones T. UnveTzagt spent several days
last week with friends in New Jersey.
Miss Katherine Gulick left on Thurs
day for Upperville. Va, to spend the
holidays with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Ban. of wash
. ington. were the guests OF their sister,
Mrs. Frederick r, Dudley, on Tuesday.
Miss Fern Hull spent a few days in
Washington last week as the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Aaron Johns.
Miss Virginia dcGm. who has been
/ the guest OF Mrs James n. Oden, left
on Wednesday for her home at The
Plains.
W: B, MeGrOarty left on Wednesday
for Tampa, Fla.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con.
gregatiOnal Church met on Thursday
afternoon with Mrs A p Eastman.
Mrs. Samuel Stiles has returned from
her visit to Philadelphia.
DR.. Wilfred McCardle returned Mon
day, after few days spent with A, r
Rowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long. OF Washington
were the guests OF Mrs. James n. Oden
last week.
Profs A l.. and T. l.. Kibler. of Ran
dolph- Macon Academy, are spending the
HOLIDAYS with their parents at the
Southern Methodist parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel II. Anderson
and daughter Dorothy. have gone tC
Baltimore to spend the Christmas hOli-
days.
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Woman's Club Meeting.

The Rockville Woman's Club held its
bi-monthly meeting on Thursday after
noon with Mrs. David II. Warfield as
hostess. Miss Rose Armstrong read a
paper on The Lives and Customs Cf
Egyptian Women" Mrs. Robert q.
Warield. a paper on Educational In
stitutions of Maryland" and Mrs. VIII
liam II Lamar gave an interesting book
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WOMAN INSISTS
HUSBAND " IS MAN

CHICAGO. Dec A.-Airs. Anne de
Raglan. wife Of Nicolai de Raglan, who
was found 10 be a woman when she died,
may be called 20 Phoenix, Ariz-, where
her husband died TO make positive
Identification of the body. The woman
declares a mistake IN Identification mas
been made
Despite the assertions Of both women
who were married % him that he was
q man. an autopsy al Phoenix revealed
that de Raglan was a woman.
Mrs de Raglan was formerly Anne
Davidson and was a chorus girl for
number OF years. She insists that her
husband is still alive, although she
wired to Phoenix without result
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SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT OFWEEK

rest to prepare themselves for the rush
OF entertainments which will commence
Immediately afterWard and last until
the beginning of Lent.
There will be a number OF dances dur
ing the remainder of the week. But il IS
after the New Year that the ball begins
rolling in real earnest. and that the cal
endar becomes so crowded as to leave no
breathing spell To those who are in So
CT, demand Thus far there are no
spectacular affairs OF the Jimmie"
Hyde Sherry bali or of Mrs. Charles T.
BRrney's fancy dress dance order on
the cards.
Mrs. Mills Exclusive.
Nor can we look forward to Mrs.
Ast0r's ball, which for nearly half a
century was such a notable and regu-
lar feature OF each winter. But Mrs.
Ogden Mills has issued Invitations for q
ball at her house In East Sixty ninth
street. and as usual has chosen January
is, date which she seems to prefer.
Mrs. Mills dances are about the
smartest things of the season. and they
are certainly :he most exclusive. For
there Is no matron in the ultra-fash-
iOnabIe set who keeps her visiting list
SO carefully weeded as Mrs. Mills. or
who is so "dIfficile" about admitting
new people TO her circle.
Mrs Mills. however, will never be the
leader of New YORK in society in the
sense that Mrs. Astor has been. She
lacks the latter's pliability and catho-
licity, is too Indifferent 10 what goes
on in the world outside her own par
ticular circle being satisfied TO keep
the latter free from any undesirable
acquaintances.
Another big dance amer the New Year.
namely on January I4. will be that Of
the EIdridge T. Gerrys. II will have
much in common with that OF Mrs.
Mills. For the Gerrys exercise a con-
siderable amount of care In the selection
or their guests at these annual func-
tlons. and then. tNo. the commodore,
like Mrs. Mills, makes a point OF dis
pensing with the Services OF florist and
caterer
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News Nores and Personals.

The annual Christmas cantata OF the
Brooklaud Baptist Church win take
place Friday night All the pupils Of
the Sunday School Will take part IN the
entertainment
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Presents for Orphans.

This morning the children OF the
Brookland Baptist Church will cOntri-
butte a number Of presents. which they
VIII give TO the young ones of the Wash
ington Orphan Asylum
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Notes and Personals.

The church reception which was to
have been held at the residence of Mrs.
William E. Gilbert. on Friday evening,
was postponed owing TO the death OF
Mrs. English's brother. +. L. Toison,
Of yVashfngtOn
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Notes and Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs, George Simmons have
Joined a party OF fashionable Washing
ton folk at the Hotel Chalfonte.
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Other Dances.

Other dances Of the New Year viii he
q ball given by Mrs. William Douglass
Sloane on January II, at her house in
West Forty-second street, and Mrs.
Frederick Whitridge's dance on jan
Uary p. at her fine double house on East
Eleventh street, which has been the
scene Of so many successful entertain
ments
Mrs Whitridge has been giving quite a
number OF small entertainments since
her return from Europe with the honors
Of special ambassadress to the court OF
Madrid.
Mrs. Hamilton Fairfax gives q dance
at Sherry's on January for her daugn-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Fairfax. On January
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John d. Cronmiller. who recently be
gan the practice of law with Frank O.
Turner, ESQ, of the Baltimore bar. was
admitted last week to practice before
anv OF the bureaus of the Department
Of the Interior OF Washington.
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Mrs. J. r. Foraker and c. N. For
aker. relatives Of Senator Foraker u
Ohio. have been spending 2 few days
registered at the Hotel Chalfonte.
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L3GSONTVa

The Leesburg German Club win give
a german ct the Opera House in Lees
burg on New Year night. These dances
are always attended by a large num-
ber Of young people from Washington,
Alexandria, Baltimore. and other adja-
cent towns, and are always brilliant
social affairs.
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Nellie SOuder daughter OF the
late Americus Souder. of LovettsvIIle.
this county, TO Dorsey Casken, of
Clarksvfle, Md, the wedding TO take
place at the home of the brides sis
Ter, Mrs. Bird, OF Baltimore, in Janu-
airy.
Miss Grace Anderson and James NJ.
Carpenter, OF Bloomfield, Loudoun coun-
", were married a. the Baptist par
sOnaBe IN LeesDurg on Wednesday, the
Rev Frank +. Berkeley, the pastor, Of
ficiating.
Misses Myra English and Frances
NARROW have returned from a visit TO
Washington, ID. G.
Walter Harrison. of Woodbury. Forest
Academy, has returned TO sDend the hOl-
days with his brother.
Dr. and Mrs c. L. Rauteberg of
Washington, ID. g, have been visiting
the Rev and Mrs. ". H BuckhaYdt n I
st. James RectOry. IN this town.
Mrs William Hawling left on WedDes-
day for Washington, d. c. where She
will make an extended visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kooues.
on Eighth street
Miss Harriet Winchester who has
been making an extended visit 10
friends and relatives IN I4eesburg. re-
AEned on Wednesday to her home, in
&7sSn. Ga.
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Miss Edith Lawrence. OF savage,
Howard county. and John Horah' OF
Baltimore. we're married at high noon
in St. Mary's Catholic Charch' OF
Laurel a few days ago. by the pastor
the Rev = Dolan. The couple leil
in1mediatelN OF Washington.
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RLaNce1H

The Bachelors Club, of Laurel, has
issued invitations for its second annual!
dance. which viii take place at the
Academy OF Music. on Washington ave-
nue.. Thursday evening next. The gov
eTnors are p. Archibald Mattingiy
Richard l. Wallach. Ogle Marbury
John d. Mattinsly. and Harvey Stan
lev
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T. b Dunn and o. c. Henry, OF Wash
ington, d. c, well-knOwn Government
attaches, are spending a couple Of weeks
at the shore. They are az the Hotel St
Charles.
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Miss Mabel Dykes, OF Brookiand, a
graduate of the Normal School, IS
teaching the first grade at the Brok-
land school in place OF Miss r. Jack
son. who has been very ~ during the
past week.
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Harry J. Patterson, director of the
experimental station at tn, Maryland
Agricultural College. has been chosen
master Of the state Grange, 20 sue
ceed the late Joseph B. Ager.
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Edward Carmiek. OF the Isthmus Canal
Comm ission. at Panama. will spend
Christmas with his parents. Mr.. and
Newton streets.
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Baltifnore's exclusive society circles
are represented al the Hotel Windsor
by Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Lambert.
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Mrs. T. B. Whitehead. who has been
quite III for several weeks. is now un-
der treatment at the Maryland Cnl~
versity Hospital OF Baltimore Nd.
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Personal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence A. White. of
DicKersOn, have announced the coGing
wedding Of their daughter. Miss LOttie
Eleanor White. 70 Frederick A Jones,
Of New York. civil engineer, formerly Of
Dlc,Serson. The wedding Is 10 take place
at the home of the brides S parents on
the afternoon Of December IS.
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The recently elected members Of Mont
gomery Royal Arch Chapter are: High
priest, Joseph Reading. accepting for
sixth term; king. DR.. George r. Lewis:
scribe, Roger Shaw; treasurer, Thomas
Dawson, secretary, James +. Allen:
principal sOjOuTneT. c r. TTainor: royal
arch captain, Robert g. Hilton: first.
second. and third wells. John NJ. Heagy,
W. Z. Humphrey. jr., and Wilson Ward ;
sentinel, William NJ. Davies.
The Knights Of Golden Eagles OF
Brunswick, which has a membership Of
go members. will feed ] 800 children OF
that town Christmas Day.
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Brothers Crispini, Seraphim, and HUM
BILE. of the Franciscan Monastery, have
sailed for the Holy Land. The Rev.
Father Augustine Metz. of the same
order. has been transferred 20 Croghan
n. Y.
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Edwin NJ Johnson. " Of Washington.
who spends most Of his time in travel
Ing, IS a visitor at Earl Mar Hail.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

Sewer S. Banner. who is employed by
the AutOcar Manufacturing Company. of
Ardmore, Pa, viii spend Christmas
week at his home in Brookland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Heilprin. OF Wash
ingtOn, who are frequent visitors LR the
shore, are at the Hotel Rudolph this
week.
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Mr.. and Mrs Wetzel will spend
Christmas week at the home of their
daughter in CedarviIle. Nd.
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Officer HOuser. of the Brookland police
force. has returned 10 his duties after
a short vacation.
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Mrs. Gustavus B. Timanus and daugh-
ter Mss Elizabeth. were the guests of
friends in baltimore the past week,
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William Frischorn is visiting his
| brother, DT. FTischOrn, of Newton
n
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The following residents of Washing
ton are registered at these Atlantic City
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j. w DeGroot and daughter were re-
cent visitors AT the home of Mrs NJ.
Norman, OF LawranCe street.
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Leo Gallagher, a student a. the Catho-
lie University. and a resident OF Texas,
will spend his holidays with friends in
Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Edith Miller and daughter, OF
Washington, are the guests Of Mrs. Will
liam r. Gilbert.
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Miss Margaret GoldsbororEh is quite
sicl, at her home on Wash 1gton ave-
nue..
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Mrs. DR.. Frischorn was a recent visi-
tor at the home Of her parents in Dover,
Del
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Mr.. and Mrs Phillip P. Castle, jr., Of
New York are at home FOR the Christ
mas holidays.
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Mrs Shipley Brasshears, of Washing
ton. has been visiting relatives here
during the past week
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

Mrs Hugh and David NJ. Fisher were
the guests of friends in Washington
during the week
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Bruce Overington, of the Virginia MIL
itaTy Institute, StaUuton, Va, is spend
ing the Christmas holidays With his
mother. Mrs Kate OVgTingtOn.
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Mrs. Ella Austin and Mr.. Dwight
Fisher. OF Washington, We're the recent
guests OF AIr. and Mrs David NJ. Fisher.
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Miss Catherine Gambrill gave a sup
per at the Country Club, a few evenings
ago in honor of her guest. Miss Nellie
Miss Gustelle, Miss Ella Patterson, Mr..
Cayandish Darrell, Mr Eugene Poult-
ney, and Major Gambrili.
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DR.. and Mrs j. r. HUNT, who have
been visiting friends in Washington,
have returned nome.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

Robert Collie and family. have moved
to the city. They expect to return af-
ter the winter months.
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Miss Pattye Schooley has returned
from a pleasant visit 10 friends in
washington
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Miss Mary Sadler who has been visit
home.
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Miss Blanche Enlow. of Oakland Md,
is the guest of Mrs. G. II. Sparks.
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Mrs. Frederick L. Flester was the
guest of friends in Washington the past
week.
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Mrs. Stephen Gambriu IS confined 10
her room with an attack Of grip
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

Misses Ida and Mabel Weigiman, of
Berwyn. Md. were the recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Phelps
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

DR.. John CT0nmiller is again able 10
resume his practice. after an illness OF
several weeks.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

The Rev T A. JohnstOne attended
the clericus which met in Washington
on Tuesday
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Miss Elsie Thompson. of Ednor. Is the
guest or Mr. and Mrs. 0. A Millard.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

e. W. FRTnsworth, of Boston, Mass,
called Thursday to see friends at this
place, on his way to Clarksburg. Va.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Curtiss, of Blair
road, spent this week in Washington
city.
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Profs. A L. and T. L. Kibler. of Ran
dolph- Macon Academy. are spending the
holidays with their parents at the
Southern Methodist parsonage.
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The Rockville Lodge of Masons has
elected the following officers: Worship
ful master, John B. Brewer, jr.. senior
warden, Dr. George +. Lewis: junior
warden, Dr. c. L. Edmonds: senior
deacon, Robert u. hilton; junior deacon,
w X. PumPhrey. Jr.; treasurer. Richard
II. Stokes; secretary, James +. Allen,
making his tenth term: tiler, William
N. Davies. senior steward, Wilson
Ward These officers viii be installed
Monday next At the same meeting a
proposition was made 10 erect a temple
which is taken under consideration and
ing.
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hotels. Hotel Chalfonte. B. L. Simmons
W. J. Standish, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Simmons; TraymoTe. T. r. Reilly, De
VILE. b. II. Jones; Holmhurst, A. john
son; Morton, Mr., and Mrs. J. F Beale
and child; Seaside House. ". j. Newton.
Mrs. Forbes Beale, popular Washing
ton matron, is occupying a suite of
apartments at the Hotel Morton for an
extended stay al the shore.
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Mr.. and Mrs Samuel II. Anderson
and daughter. Dorothy. have gone to
Baltimore to spend the Christmas holi-
days.
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Miss Ada Rhodes spent Monday night
in Washington with her friend, Mrs.
George Phillips.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Long. of Washington.
/ were the guests OF Mrs. James n. Oden
/ last week.
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Among Secret Societies.

The Germantown Council. Jr. o.
u. A. NJ, which has the largest mem
bership OF any council OF that kind in
this section OF the county. has elected
W. c. FTizzell, Jr,, past councillor; z
d. Lewis, councillor. Z. ID. Mobley. vice
councillor. J. =. Snyder, recording sec
retaTy. II. ". Bennett. financial secre-
tary: Charles Johnson, conductor;
Frank Reed, warden. l.. W Whipp and
W h Marth, sentiHels. S. NJ Purdumn,
chaplain; Howard Dunn. II. W. BEN
nett and Edgar Ninson, trustees. The
state representatives are Messrs Sny-
der, Frizzell. and johnson.
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Miss Van Orden, who has been visit
ing her friend, Mrs. Mel F. Graham. re-
turned to her home in New York on
Thursday.
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Mrs. Wilkinson, OF this place, visited
friends in Washington Wednesday.
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Mrs. Samuel Stiles has returned from
her visit to Philadelphia.
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Jones T. UnveTZagt spent several days
last week with friends in New Jersey.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

I. H Evans, Of Blair avenue, spent
Thursday IN Washington.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

DR.. Wnfred McCardle returned Mon
day, after few days spent with A. z.
Roweil.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregatiOnal Church met on Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. A. +. Eastman.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

Misses Myra English and Frances
NARROW have returned from a visit TO
Washington. d. g
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

After being in medical missionary
work in India the past ten years. Miss
S. Z Whites arrived at this place to
visit with friends on her way 10 her
home, in Nebraska. where she viii enjoy
a furlOugh.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

Walter Harrison. OF Woodbury. Forest
Academy, has returned 10 spend the hOl-
days with his brother.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

Miss Katherine Gullck left on Thurs
day for Upperville, Va, to spend the
holidays with her mother.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Cobban, OF Holly
avenue. were in Washington Thursday
evening.
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Dade Darby. OF Baltimore, is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Darby,
at POOiesyile
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Dr. and Mrs 60 K. Rauteberg of
Washington. ID. G, have been visiting
the Rev. and Mrs. ". H BuckhaYdt al
st. James RectOTy. in this town.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. BAH, of Wash
ington. were the guests Of their sister,
Mrs. Frederick r. Dudley, on Tuesday.
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W. B. McGroarty left on Wednesday
for Tampa. Fla
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/ the guest OF Mrs James N Oden, left
/ on Wednesday for her home at The
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Mrs. Jonas T. UnverZagt spent last
week in Washington visiting friends.
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LII. Ffdhhilh Nobie, MIS-. Dudley and
Miss Margaret NOurse attended the
Congregational Club. which met in
Washington Monday night
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Miss Fern Hull spent a few days In
Washington last week as the guest OF
her aunt Mrs. Aaron Johns