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The Washington times., 1906-01-14
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The local police authorities have been
asked by Constable A B. Suit. OF Suit
land. Prince George county, IA, TO look
out for Samuel Coates, a colored man.
thirty years old. who is wanted in Prince
George county for alleged assault with
intent TO kill.
4 permit has been granted 10 Mrs. 3
a Glennon 10 reconstruct premises 125
Monroe street. Mrs. Glennon is con
templating considerable improvement
The members of No. Is Engine Com
pany, stationed at Washington and
Pierce stree IS, Anacostia, were called out
Friday ever ing to a fire stated to be at
1913 Monroe street The company re
sponded, but found no such number. II
was said later that the fire was on Mon
roe street, IN Mt Pleasant.
While passing through the Anacostta
freight yards Saturday night Rafael
Cappale, an Italian, who is employed by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
was badly injured by jumping from a
freight train. He became entangled in
some switch wire and received a frac-
tured leg. He was taken on a train TO
the city and was later removed to PrOvi-
dence Hospital.
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Ma
sons of the District made their annual
visitation to Anacostia Chapter. No u
Royal Arch Masons. Monday evening
last in the Anacostia Masonic Han. cor
ner Jackson and Pierce streets. The
hall was handsomely decorated for the
occasion. and an orchestra furnished
music during the evening. The address
Of the evening was made by Rev VII
lard q. Davenport, pastor of the EN-
manuel Protestant Episcopal Church in
AnacOstia.
Vocal solos were given during the
evening by Charles + Roberts and
Samuel E. Shields. Brief remarks were
made by J. ]. Foble, past grand high
priest of the Grand Chapter of Mary
land; X y. Harper. grand royal arch
captain OF the Grand Chapter of the Dis
tTict. The following were among the
visitors present: Henry K. Simpson,
Claude F. King. Z. St, Clair Thompson.
II. W. Johnson, Martin r Thorpe. Fran
els J. Woodman NJ. B. Fugitt. j. S
Jones, AdOlphus YUde, W J. JochUm, C
E. Helmick and OrvilIe Drown.
At the conclusion OF the exercises re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Roach, the wife of Bernard
Roach, who recently came 10 Anacostia
to live at 800 Monroe street, called at
the AnacOstia precinct last week and
asked the authorities TO assist her in the
search for her husband, who was en-
plOyed as a conductor on the Capital
Traction line. She stated that she has
not seen him since he left home Christ
mas Eve to go to his work. Roach is
said TO be tWenty-seVen years old. and
when he disappeared he wore the uni
form of an emDlOye Of the railroad COM
pany.
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Delightful Surprise Party.

4 delightful surprise party was given
10 Miss Clara Jones, at her home. loo {
street southeast. The evening was pleas
antly spent in various games and music.
after which refreshments were served.
Among those present We're the Misses
Grace Evans, Edna Parker, Evelyn
Teicher Mamie Hausman. Evelyn Cor
den. Clara Wilson, Clara Jones. and
bel Evans. AMI .iessrs. Lanhan, Walk
er. Anderson. 2. Jewell. c. Jewell. and
Cadets Wilson and Lewis. OF the Mary
land Agricultural College
Edward Hutchinson entertained q
number OF his friends at a party at
his home in Southeast Washington.
The annual entertainment was given
10 the combined Franklin and Wauach
night schools at the Eastern High
School Hail DR. l. S. G. Pierce gave
an illustrated stereoptieon lecture on
An Evening IN the Neither World.
The lecturer made graphic display OF
the wonders OF LuTdy CaVeTnS AID the
Mammoth Cave. The han was filed
with night Sc hoOl pupils and their
friends and parents.
A pleasant time was spent at the resi-
dence OF Miss Annie Mulhall go Fifth
street southeast. Music and games
were enjoyed until a late hour. when
supper was served. Those present Were
MISS FANNIE RODeN. Miss Annie MulhdlI
Miss Ida Repetu Miss Ida Mulhall. Miss
Allen, Miss Elizabeth Mulhall, J. Null
hall, Z. WaySOn. Mr.. Leo. A Bohanan,
James NeTnstien. r. L. Mulhall, c. Null
hail. Mrs w. English. Mr.. and Mrs. 9.
Houcen
Miss Grace l. Guy, who has been
spending some time with her parents on
Fifth street southeast, has resumed her
studies AT the WOman's College in Bal
timore, Md.
Mrs, John Freeman and family. oil
East Capitol street, left for New York
where they viii join Prof John Free
man. who has recently been made sup
erintendent of the schools in Schenec-
tady
/ l. S. Fluckey. of Capitol Hin. enter.
tained a party of eight at whist Friday
night The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Leroy PaTker. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Not
tingham. ] r. Nottingham. and Mis-.
Nottingham
Mrs. Charles II. Dickson is again set
tied Ia her home on Capitol HilI 2m !
street southeast. where she viii be gIa(
10 see her friends.
Miss Carrie Roderick. of Southeast. !;
visiting her friend Miss Emma Forest
at her home in Pennsylvania
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Takoma Presbyterian Church at her
home, on Takoma avenue. North Tako
ma The evening was spent in musical
and literary entertainments. followed by
refreshments. Among those present
were Misses Booth. Clark. Campbell.
Dudley, Douglas, Kelly, Lyman, Tiffany,
Watkins, and White, and Messrs.
Adams. Blodgett. Douglas. Campbell.
isien. King. Mooers. Frazier and Smith
Messrs. Shear and Smith of Agricul-
tural Department, returned recently
from New Orleans. where they attended
the convention OF the American Society
for the Advancement Of Science.
Mrs. 81 Eshelman. Of Columbia ave
nue.. has returned from visiting her
parents IN Reading. Pa.
Elder A. G Daniels spoke Saturday
afternoon at Takoma Hall 10 a large
audience
J. II. Clarke recently entertained his
Sunday school class at his home. on
Holly avenue. The evening was very
pleasantly spent In music and games
Those present were Misses Bien. Ethel
and Della Clark, Louise Dexter. Katy
White, Sarah Watkins, Messrs, Adams.
Paul Dexter. Nantyle Bien, Harry Rob
erts. Halle Mooers, and Nebel.
The Young Mems Literary Society
met 1T MIR. Holmes residence, on Butt
ternut street. last Saturday evening
Mr. Cobb. being the newly-eieeted pres
ident, gave his address. Next week a
discussion by Messrs. Holmes and
Trump viii be one OF the features OF
the program.
One night last week the ladies Of the
"Deestrick Skule'' received the ''skule'
boys informally at the c. NJ Heaton s
residence. on Oak and Magnolia ave
nues, Those present were Mesdames
CritteLden. Dudley. Favcrite, Jackson,
Mclaughlin, Punan. Mooers. Misses
Gary FavcriiC, Lowe, PurInan, Morrei.
Bitten, Messrs CritteRden, Dudley,
Jackson. Morse. Mclaughlin, Moo@rz
and Clifford Morse.
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Entertained Els Friends.

Harry Peters entertained a number of
friends At his home go Il street north
east Thursday evening" Games were
played during the evening, and vocal
and instrumental music was rendered.
Refreshments We're served in the dining
room Among those present were The
Misses Mary Geier. Annie Connors.
Mamie Clark, Annie Kelly. Daisy Love
less. Annie Peters. Nellie Loveless,
Annie Sis, and Messrs, Leroy Fox, Joe
Cole. David Linthicum. Eel Mccormick.
Frank Loveless, Samuel Loveless. Am
brose Sis, and Harry Peters.
Harry S. WeIeh has transferred a part
of original lot T., square 7S5, street
northeast, between Third and Fourth
streets 10 Joseph 4. Herbert.
Miss Julia D, Linton, or Fourth street
northeast. is visiting her aunt, In Biz
mingham, Ala
A number OF young people gathered
Mt the home of Miss Mamie Wilson, OIL
Maryland avenue northeast. Friday
evening The few hours were en1oyably
spent in playing games and dancing
Refreshments were served. The follow
ing We're present: Misses Flora Worth.
Jeanette Nolan, Emerald Hermann.
Gertrude Nolan, Mamie Wilson. and
Florence O'Connor, aaG -dessrs. Charles
Reese. Guy Aman, Henry Melzer, Otis
b. Kent and Myers Han.
Annie c. Cunningham has transferred
tot Is. square OBS. Tenth street northeast.
between c and ID streets, to L. L. At
wood
Miss Lillian FenaAsl was rendered a
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Missionary Society Meets.

The Missionary and Aid societies Il
81. PauTs Methodist Episcopal Church
met with Mrs A c. Warthen on
Wednesday. The subject under study
in the Foreign Missionary Society is
Africa, and a program on that subject
was carried out BIZ Mrs. George p Sny-
der. Mrs. George Stokes and Mrs. PAUL.
The Home Society time was occupied
entirely by business. 1t was decided by
tie society 20 endow a room AT the new
Deaconess' Home and name it for DR..
and Mrs. Dieterich. After a bOuntiful
luncheon. served by the hostess, the La
dies Aid Society was called TO order.
The principal business transacted was
election Of officers, resulting in the fol-
lowing list;
President. Mrs. George Stokes; first
vice president. Mrs. Edgar Moore sec
Ond vice president, Mrs. L. c. Fowler;
third vice president Mrs. Jason War
them secretary Miss Nellie HaTr; treas
urer. Mrs Frank Potts.
Mrs. John T. Freeman presented to
the Sunday school OF the Warner Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church an organ "a
be used in the primary class room
Dr. Eugene Jones attended on Satur-
day a meeting OF the State board OF
health. OF which he Is a member The
meeting was held in Baltimore.
Mrs Thomas Dickson. OF st. Paul,
Mimi, Is spending a month or two with
her son. Caspar G. Dickson, and his fam
lily.
Miss Elizabeth Cushman sang solo
at the evening service at the Presby-
terrain Church last Sunday, and VIII sing
again on Sunday next. Miss Cushman
expects 70 leave KeusingJon next Tues
day for Richmond, Va. where she viii
study with Mrs. Agatha MelOney, or
that city Mrs. Meloney Is a teacher
and musician OF unusual ability, having
studied both in New York and abroad
Herbert Filler and his family are IN
Washington Tor g month or two.
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Returns With Bride.

Lieut.. Ferdinand Williams, OF the
Washington Barracks. whose marriage
took place q short time ago liz Charles
ton, :. G. returned 10 this city with
his bride. Mrs Williams. formerly Miss
Prioleau an attractive girl of Charles,
tons younger set.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. r. Brown. OF Capitol
Hill. have 8s their guests Air. and Mrs,
Albert J. Yarley. of Auburn. y. ! They
viii be pleaStd to see their friends a 80
Eighth street southeast
The Capitol Hill History Club met AT
the home OF Mrs. John Mclaughlin SIX
teen members were present. Mrs. John
?. Clum. OF New York. formerly a mem
Der of the club was a visitor. Papers
on The History, Resources, and In
dustries Of North and South Carolina"
were read by Mrs. ". r. Cochran and
Mrs c F Wood Mrs Charles Fisher
read an interesting article on '-Turpen-
tine" and J. ". Han gave a reading
from Joel Chandler Harris.
An Informal dance was given IN Wash
Ington Barracks Hall on Friday.
Providence Hospital gave q dinner in
honor of the retiring internes, Drs.
Hilton, Montgomery. Foley. and Norris
Their places GA the house staff have
been filled by Drs. Bayly Hunter
Bricoe. and Pargan. Among the guests
were the other members OF the house
stan. Drs- Rodgers. Heydem. Sullivan.
Talbot, Hume. and Oieson; also Drs.
MaIlam, Wall, Richardson. Vincent.
Shoup Hammond. and James L. Norris.
Dr.. Mallam. secretary OF the hospital
stan. presided at the dinner. Short af-
ter-dlnHer speeches were made in re-
gard TO the development OF the hos,
pital and the good work done by the
retiring hospital staff.
AIR and AIRS William L. KUnehous g
gave a reception at their residence, SD
&C street. ia honor OF the Washington
branch, Third division, Railway Mail
Association. The house was decorated
with cut flowers The guests were en-
tertained by Prof Featherstone, and
Miss Varney played cornet solos. Miss
Do; Taylor reeited during the evening
Mrs. KlinehOuse wore a dainty gown of
lace over pink silk. Among those who
assisted in entertaining were Mrs
James Mowatt. Mrs. Fannie POsey. Miss
Daisy Bradley. Miss Lyddane. Mrs.
HCharles Strobel, and Misses Cramer, of
Alexandria
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Trede oil d street
southeast, gave g reception in honor OF
their daughters birthday. The evening
was pleasantly spent in playing games
and many popular airs We're rendered
during the evening Supper was served
Many beautiful presents were received
by the young lady. The out-of-toWn
guests were Miss Stella Friedman of
Norfolk. Va, and Misses Carrie Lob
mann and Mary Sibert. OF Baltimore,
Md Among others present were Misses
Louise Dupli, Sophia, Jamia, Jennie
Boyer. Jennie Desmond, Stella Bousef,
Barbara Teagle, Julia Strobel, Selma
Trede. Clara Pezold, and R James. J
Palmer. J. Kelley. H. Feliinger, 3.
GOldbreath. E. McMullen. E. Bonsnell
]; Simpson. ]. Brogan, ]. Trede, anC
Mrs. Maggie Pezold.
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New Enterprise Endorsed.

George Morris, chairman nf the com .
mittee appointed to revise the bylaws
of the association, submitted "A report
and his committee was given more time
so as to complete their wo-k. The cisi-
zens' association Endorsed the plans of
the Firth-Sterling Steel Company. Ct
McKeespOrt. Pa, to establish its pro;sc-
tile factory at Glesboro Point, below this
suburb. The association also indorsed
the proposition OF NJ D. Ellis. urging
the construction of a bridge across the
Eastern Branch at Half street Tho
reasons set forth for the building of a
bridge at this point is that II would be a
great saving to the Government, on ac-
count of the filling In that has been
going on for some time and 1t being
nearer to the Governments property
such as the magazine at BeIIview and
Fort Washington and will in all. be a
nearer route to the city than the pres
ent new bridge. which is being erected
The next meeting IF the citizens as
ISOLATION viii be held on Tuesday jan
uarv g IN the town hall on Hamilton
road
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w. c. T. U. Meeting.

The Womans Christian Temperance
Union met Thursday afternoon with the
president. Mrs. Frank Chapman. Plans
Tor the years work were discussed It
is probable that the principal subject
Tor study and discussion viii be along
he line Of non-alcoholic medication.
Miss Nellie Harr and Mrs. Edgar
Moore were elected delegates 10 the
meeting Of the Anti-Saloon League 10
be held in Rockville January 20
The sessions of the Columbia School
were resumed last Monday, after va
caticn of over two weeks. Prof and
Mrs. Merriman attended during the hol-
idays a convention OF education in Bal
timore.
Franklin Murphy. "A former pupil OF
Prof. and Mrs. Merrimau, but now at
tending school in Concord Mass, spent
4 few days last week very pleasantly
with his former instructors
William Armstrong and family are III
I[ensingIon awaiting the completion OF
their new home on Baltimore street
Miss Nellie ShafeF has returned from
/ a visit To her father and sister In MIA
GIetOn. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Bevens, of Garrett Park.
are receiving the congratulations OF thelr
friends upon me DirJn OF "a daughter.
Mrs. W illidm a. Hutchinson, MIS- l.
II. Milliken, Mrs. =. +. Snyder. ana MIS-.
Albert 5. Galley. all of Washington,
nave been in keusington during the last
The Kensington Pleasure Club gave a
dance at the town hall on IhuIsday
evening, about fifty couples being pres
Gnt.
The Mems Club, Of the Warner Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church met in
the gymnasium Wednesday evening
The vice president. J. b. Bronson, pre-
sided the president. David Ii. Fenton'
being at Annapolis. Reports Of the sec.
rotary and treasurer showed the club
10 be in fiourishing condition officers
for the year were elected as follows:
President, Robert Stevens; vice pres
ident, j. 3. Bronson, secretary, E X.
De Puy; treasurer, e. G. Dickson, exec
utiVe committee, Rev. DR.. Henry Rum
er, George CbaTnberlaine, c. ", Chun, j..
=. Hermann, and J. II. Cunningham
A committee was appointed 10 pro-
vide a series of entertainments. con-
sisting Of William n. Terrell. Joseph
w. Buck. and ]. Harry Cunningham.
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Pastor Submits Report.

The Rev. Charles N. Bart. the pastor
of st. Teresa's Roman Catholic Church,
corner Washington and Fillmore streets,
Anacostia, submitted u the congrega-
lion last Sunday the financial standing
OF the church. The report showed that
The total receipts for the year amounted
TO over 500 y particularly gratifying
feature of the report was the statement
showing $500 had been paid on the
church debt
A horse attached TO a wagon belong
irg to james W. BARLEY became fright
ened while standing in front OF the
owners place of business, 81 Monroe
street, Saturday afternoon. and ran
away The animal ran down Monroe
street TO Spring street before he was
stopped. Little damage was caused by
the runaway
\ boy named John R. Quinn. who gave
his age as fourteen years, was arrested
Friday on d charge of throwing stones
in the street. 1t was reported to the
police that he had struck a boy named
Clements. The arrest was made by
Policeman Reagan and the young pris-
oner was forced to leave s. collateral
with Sergeant Anderson at the local
precinct.
AFTER spending the Christmas vacation
in Anacostia, William 3. Downey, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryan Downey. on Jackson stree t,
LIFT here last week 10 resume his course
at St. Charles College, near Baltimore
Nd, where ne is studying for the priest
hood
The local police authorities have been
asked TO assist in locating Charles I'ur-
cell, a sailor who disappeared from the
Mayfiower while she was anchored at
Annapolis, Md. When Purcell enlisted
he gave his address as 149 Monroe street.
AnacOStia.
Special services were held at St. Ter
esa's Church. Anacostia, last Friday. In
honor of the Sacred Heart Mass was
celebrated at 5 o'clock in the morning,
and another service was held in the
evening at 80, at which the Rev. NJ L.
Egan. the assistant pastor, officiated-
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Ea - -
NGNS1ngIOn

Mrs Hoel I. Mcqueen and her daugh-
ter. Sophie. spent several days in Wash
ington this week.
The Ladies' Missionary and Church
Aid Societies, OF the Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church. met in the gym
nasium on Wednesday. The program
Tor the missionary meeting was as fol-
lows Responses on America: map talk
on America. Mrs. j. H. Cunningham:
selection. Mrs. J. ". Buck; America
spiritual need. Mrs. 3. ". Kumler; a
note Of deliverance. Mrs. W. n Ter
rell latent power. Mrs. II c. Arm
strong. a letter from Miss Miniken. a
missionary in Japan. read BY Mrs L.
". MaXson; reading Mrs. Robert Mar
tin Luncheon was served BY Mrs.
Herman. Mrs. W L Lewis Mrs J.
b. Bronson. and Mrs. Loren II. MilIi-
ken.
At the Aid Society meeting it was de-
cided TO complete repairs on the manss
in the early spring. ARRANGEMENTS were
made for holding a reception TO DR..
Henry Runner and his wife. and the fol-
lowing were appointed a committee for
that purpose.
Mrs. Eden J. Hartshorn. Mrs. Harry
c. Armstrong. Mrs. George Hyatt. Mrs.
J. Brett Bronson. Mrs. Z. J. De Puy.
Mrs. Robert Martin.
There will be d missionary praise SER
vice held ia the Presbyterian Church in
| the near future under the auspices OF
the Womens Missionary Society. and
the following ladies are a committee 10
make arrangements for a suitable pro-
gram: Mrs. L. ". Maxson. Mrs. J. w.
Townsend. and Mrs. +. X De Puy.
Mrs BierbOwer. OF Pennsylvania il
spending the winter with Mrs. 5. Annie
Gardner on Montgomery avenue.
\ party Of four from Washington,
co insisting Of AIr- and Mrs o. J. de-
Mol. Miss Pauline Hadger and Mr..
Hicks, spent the evening very pleasant
II last Thursday with AR and Mrs.
George II. Snyder on Warner street
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So0tEl'eaa aSlljlagtOr

Miriam Chapter, No. s. order Of East
era Star, met at the Masonic Han, Fifth
street and Virginia avenue southeast
Royal patron, John 2. Turner, associate
royal matron, Miss Jennie L Cox; CON
ductress, Mrs. Lucy a, Steward; asso-
ciate conduetress. Mrs. Minnie Lewis
treasurer, Mrs Cynthia A. Chancellor
secretary, Mrs Matilda Paine: truth,
Mrs. Annie Cox; charity. Mrs Mamie
Ware; faith, Mrs Blackburn wisdom.
Miss Beatrice Richardson: herald. Miss
Ethel Wiggins; warder Mrs. Susan
Neale: sentinel Robert A, Payne. Past
Grand Royal Patron Sir knight James
O Bampfeid conducted the installation
ceremonies. assisted By the associate
grand matron. Mrs. Louise Henderson,
as marshal. Sir Knight r. F. Browne
presented a jewel TO Mrs. Susan Neale,
warder for many years. Royal Patron
John u. Howard. Of catcher Chapter.
Ne. 10. presented a past royal patron 5
jewel e. J. r. T. Browne, retiring
patron, aud Past Associate Grand Pa
tron W. 4. Baltimore, presented a jewel
60 Mrs. Nellie Williams. the retiring
matr0n. A collation. was served.
A social gathering Of the members and
friends of DOrcas Rebekah Lodge, No. 4.
]. o. Q r.. met at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Webster. 355 Ninth street
southeast progressive euchre being the
feature o. tie evening. The following
were present: Mrs, J. T. Allison. Mrs. l.
Bayliss NJ Dora Il. Hendrix. Mrs.
J. Arnold Miss Nellie Smith. Miss
Mabel Gates, Miss z. Sa.pley Miss Olga
Volten. Mrs o. Barber. Messrs. Krulish.
simcoe. Scott Tramble. Wilson. bidding.
81, and = .6alng il. The prize winners
were Ms. Allison, Mrs. ShIpley and
Mr. Bidding ST. and Howard Bidding
Miss Idz Repetu entertained her
friends al her home 527 Sixth street
sou lheast Music and singing and games
were the 'eature Of the evening. A
supper was served in the dining room.
where toasfs were given. The room
WAS beautifully decorated with ferns,
palms. and flowers. These present
were NJ. and Mrs. English and family.
Mrs X Gallagher and family. Miss
Haas, FIX Repettf, seargam. Null
hall. Miss Ida Repettl, C.. Bohauan, Mr..
Wayson. Miss Annie MulhaH. Albert
Wayson. Walter Smith. Miss Helen
Gallagher, Paul RepeJti and Mr Hart
man,
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Brown, Of Capt.
toll Hil are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
Albert J Narley, OF Auburn. y. y
Miss Margaret Watson gave a must
Gale at the residence OF her uncle and
aunt. &r. and Mrs. r. A Golden. SI4
b stree
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Joseph Tanning, of Riverdaie. is in
Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs John Fainter and son expect to
leave shortly for New York. where they
win spend two weeks. From there
they Will go to Ireland to visit Mrs.
Painters old home.
A slight fire was caused by the up
setting Of an oil stove in a bedroom
of the home of Mr.. John H Mating
l., on Johnson avenue. The blaze was
smothered by Miss Clara Mattingly be-
fore any appreciate damage was
done. Miss Mattingly's hand was
burEed.
John Fainter has sold his house on
Sheridan avenue to J. H Mattingly, of
Charlotte Hall. Md. 1r. Mattingly was
formerly the judge of the orphans
court OF ST. Mary's county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fainter are now residing at the
home of their daughter, Mrs Walter
iiiary contemplate giving a second dance
The Brentwood school will hold a
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Entertained C. & S. Club.

Albert Shoemaker, of New York, has
been the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas Shoemaker, of so T street
Frank Weller entertained the &C. &
5" Club at his homo, on Seward square
southeast The guests were Frank Van
SAINT. T. d. Blackstone. Charles l.
Hutchinson, ". Fairfax Han, Calvin T
Milans, Joel n. Morris, J. Z. Hutchin-
son, Charles K. Brown. jr., George
Scheeler, R. NJ. Milans. Henry Cover,
and Mr.. Edmonson
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. !. Weller entertained
q few friends at dinner
Mrs. c. L. Parker. of East Capitol
street, was hostess at the Mt Holyoke
Alumni Association of Washington on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Hensley, of
AIRS. Sommers' School, concluded the
meeting with an Instructive AMI inter