The Washington times., 1906-09-09
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The Rev. 7. D. Huntley will preach
at St. Pauls n. +. Church on Sunday
morning. The sermon at the evening
service will be by the pastor, Rev. A.
T. spieiman, on the subject. '.The Tn
written of Life"
There viii be no evening service At
Warner Memorial Church until next
Sunday. The Rev. DR.. Runner VIII
preach Sunday morning.
The "Straw-ridc" given By Miss 5a-
die Kiunear some weeks ago was SO n.
joyable that the gentlemen Of the party
arranged for another one. last Satur-
day. The party left Kensington at IN
the afternoon, with Burnt Mile as its
destination. Supper was served near tho
falls. and tho return by moonlight was
made by way Of Chevy Chase Lake. The
party was composed Of the following
Misses Henrietta Martin. Mae Simpson
Nellie Yeatman. Of Washington; Misses
Elizabeth Cushman. Grace Little. and
Sadie Kinnear. Of KensingtOn; Mr and
Mrs. lewis Boynt0n. and Clarence De-
Puy. Of Kensington; Messrs. Reynolds.
Biscoe. Milton Ford, Francis Smith. Am
mon Yeatman. and Louis O. Wilson. Of
Washington. Mrs Kinnear was chaper-
one
Edward I. Pugh. who has occupied
the home on Knowles avenue owned by
Mrs William Russell. has purchased the
Walker house at North Chevy Chase.
but VIII not take possession of IL until
next spring.
Miss Nellie Pratt. of Capitol View. en-
tertained "a few friends ar supper. The
guests were Misses Edith Griffin and
Marie Mcknight or Washington. 1Uss
Helene oyster OF Garrett Park: Misses
Eleanor and Sophie Mcqueen. of Capt
tol View. and Messrs. Walter s. Pratt.
Walter Pratt, jr.. Ralph Pratt. and
Frank LeitzeH. OF Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham
entertained Mr. and Mrs. d j. Kauf-
man and family az dinner. Wednesday
evening.
Dr. William Lewis spent Tuesday IN
Richmond Va. with hls sister. who IS
spending a few weeks East with friends.
her home being I'm Arkansas.
Marshall B. Cushmau has sold his
house on Carroll place - James Proc
tor. Mr.. Proctor viii occupy the house
from October Is.
Mrs. Hoel Mcqueen and her daughter.
Sophie. Of Capitol View. have gone To
McDanieTs, on the Eastern Shore to
stay a week or ten days.
daughter of Washington. were the
guests last week Of Mr. and Mrs. ".
ID. Thomas, of Connecticut avenue.
Miss Clara Harrison has bees spend
ing a few days ar Washington Grove.
at the home of the Rev. Page MIburu.
of Baltimore.
Mrs Davidson and her son. William,
OF LINDEN. have returned from camp in
the Adirondacks-
Mr and Mrs. Nagle. Of Washington.
who purchased the house occupied and
owned by Loren ii. AHuiken. on Warner
street. took possession of his new home
on Monday. Mr.. MHIken's family with
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley MuIiken. are Iiv-
ing i'm Washington for the winter.
Miss Anna N. White, Of Baltimore. Is
tne guest of Or. and Mrs. Lewis.
r. J. Townsend left Eensington on
Friday for BeImar. n. j., where he win
spend his vacation.
Mrs G. W. Warthen. of Shenandoah.
Va. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Warthen. ON Washington street.
Fred Page. of Capitol View. has gone
to Arizona for probably a month. IN
the interest of mining company
Archmore Fawcett returned on Tues
day from a short visit in Baltimore.
Ar. and Mrs. w. A. Johnston returned
on Saturday from two weeks holiday
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. O. r Harr went % Baltimore on
Thursday Mrs. Harr viii probably be
absent a week or more.
Miss Helen AIbaugh. of Baltimore.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
Thomas last week.
Mrs. Henry Runner returned TO the
Mause on Tuesday, after delightful
trip To Oakland. Parkersburs and Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. William stcrne and her daugh-
ter. Margaret. were the guests over
sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt o.
Chance.
Mrs. Mary Constant. accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Anderson. and her
nieces. Misses Lucille and Nellie Shafcr.
are spending "a few days at Ocean City,
Md
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Cook, OF
Washington. were the guests over Sun
dav of their son. James 3. Cook.
Harry c.. Armstrong returned home
from his. vacation last Friday. MIS-.
Armstrong and her sons are still on the
lower Potomac.
DR.. Neyius, of Washington. was the
dinner guest last Thursday of Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. AshwOrth.
George Cogsweu, Of Attica, y Y,
visited his sister. Mrs. James B. Nor
man. on Washington street, the first