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Eokingfon

Last Thursday evening AIR. and Mrs.
/. A. Miller, OF 400 Adams street. en-
tertained quite number Of their
friends After dinner Miss Mamie
Miller played selections on the piano.
her brother. Jesse, accompanying her
on the violin. Those present were Mr..
Miller and family, Mr.. Hoover and fam
iIy, of near Woodstock. Va. and Miss
Hoover, Of Edinburg, Va
The funeral Of Mrs. Annie NJ George,
who died Tuesday morning of pneu-
monia. took place last Thursday after
noon from her late residence, 1922
North Capitol street She was buried
Friday afternoon. at Nazareth. Pa.
Miss Edith Miller entertained or New
Year night in honor Of her fifteenth
birthday anniversary. Games were in
dulged in and prizes awarded. Recita-
tons and vocal selections were render
ed by Miss Iua Pagan. Among those
present were Misses Alma v Orth,
Edith Miller. Margaret johnson, Erma
Coleman and Katherine Kennedy. and
Frank Winters, Eugene McGobuck
George Gentuer. Nelson and Grant
Miller. Charles +. Saunders, Allan
Pagan and Russell Saunders.
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Gard Club Party.

ON Tuesday evening last. Miss Maud
Young enterisined a card club among
those present were the Misses Spelr,
Cochran, Gorton. West. and Mrs. Roome'
and Aressrs. Shafer. Conrad Jones. Hen
derson. English. and Sharp. The prize
winners We're Miss Sane Conrad. Mr..
Conrad. and Mr. Sharp. After supper
the guests were entertained by several
vocal selections.
The annual banquet of the lexington
Citizens Association viii be held at the
Riggs House. January -. II viii be
the tenth anniversary Of the association.
Andrew Smith and daughter. Eliza
beth Of this section. who spent the
holidays with George Smith and wife, Of
Portsmouth Va. have returned home
The members Of the Social Literary
Club and its numerous guests were de-
Mghtfully entertained last Wednesday
evening at the home OF the president,
Miss schade. the occasion being an even
ing devoted TO the memory OF the great
German dramatist @. E. Leasing. The
last part Of that brilliant comedy. Min
ma Won Barnhelm," was given. The
scenes were preceded by an introduc-
ton. read by Frank Claudy. describing
the first haIf OF the comedy on Janu-
airy Is. Charles Arnold viii read a paper
before the club. the subject Of which
will be. Modern Russian Writers
The stork visited the home OF Harry
Almond and wife last week. and pre-
scented them with a little daughter. Mrs
Almond was formerly Miss Isabella
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House Warming Partv-

Charles c. Scherrer and Mrs. Scherrer.
assisted by NJ. A. Lusby and wife. gave
a housewarming at their new home. Sls
c street southeast. The house was beau
tifully decorated with bells and roses.
Refreshments were served Among those
present We're j. A Howe and wife, Miss
Grace Evans, T.. HiliiSOn and vile, Miss
l.. Williams, Mrs. DAILY, Miss A LUIS
by Miss Brown, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Scott, Miss Cora IreeW ala. Mrs Lee
doux. Miss BERTHE Andree, ". Quirke,
Mrs. Disney, Miss LedOUX, +. n. Hii-
neaun, /. Ledoux c. Richelt, Mrs. J.
Hughes. Lillian Howe and Gertrude
Hughes
The following ladies received on New
Year Day at the manse of the MeUopoI-
tan Presbyterian Church, II Fifth street
southeast: Mrs. Albert Evans, Mrs
Earle Ambrose, Mrs. Frank =. Weller,
Miss Marguerite Weller, Miss Miriam
Brooks, Mrs. G. z. Conway. Mrs. Fannie
Fleming, Mrs. +. +. Mack, Miss Bertha
Schott, Miss Lillian Burroughs. Miss
Clara Burroughs, Mrs. Charles Dickson,
Mrs Appleton p Clarke. jr.. Mrs. Edgar
Copeland Miss Elizabeth Burroughs.
Miss Emma Jones, Miss Susie Jones,
Mrs. John a. Travise. Miss Roberta Har-
per. Miss Elizabeth Harper, Miss Mary
TOlson. Mrs. Van Hiss Engram, Miss
Ethel Bingham, Miss Enda Faucet Miss
Mamie McGregor. Mrs. Isaac Hill, Mrs.
r p. Geniste and Mrs. Charles c. Am
norman.
Tie Capitol Hill Literary Society
was entertained by Miss f. n. Nixon.
Literary games were introduced and
prizes won by Mrs. q. Walporte and
Col. George G. Ross, the latter read an
interesting original poem.
The second Of the series Of dances
at the navy yard, given last week. was
a very brilliant affair, many OF the Of
ficeTs Of the yard entertaining al sup
Der after the dance.
A great deal Of interest is being man
ifested in the annual luncheon for the
benefit OF the Eastern Dispensary and
Casualty Hospital, which will occur in
about ten days. at the Rifles ArmOry
quite a social event
Miss Edythe Tate, Of Capitol Hill,
attended a Christmas dance in Fred
erick, Nd.
The Misses Wright, Of South Caro-
/ lima avenue southeast, gave a delight
Tul dance, at their home last Wednes-
day evening.
Arthur l. Longee and wife. Of Salem,
Mass, are the guests OF Commander
/ Robert Plat and Miss Platt. OF Capt.
tol Hill
The seventh meeting of the Abraca-
dabra Club was entertained on We'd
nesdsy evening. by Mrs James Ne
Kee. Mrs. c. l. Parker, OF East Capt.
tai street, read an interesting paper
on An Even of the Past Year That
VIII Pass into History"
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Miss Stuart Returns.

Miss Katharine Stuart has returned
10 her home fl this city. after a visit
to her sister, Mrs. Bartlett Boiling. in
charlottesville.
.. II. Jasper, OF Wilkinsb0ro. y. G,
has returned TO his home. after spend
ing the holidays in this city.
Miss Cassin. Of Texas. is visiting
Miss Cora Cochran at her home in
King street
Albert Stuart Boiling and Douglas
Boiling are visiting their uncle. Al
bert Stuart, in this city.
H c. Yohe, who has been on visit
TO Bridgeport. Conn., has returned
home.
Oscar Carter, OF this city. fell while
descending the steps OF his home dur
ing last week and badly sprained his
ankle
Charles Mander, who has been Wis
iting in fredericksburg, has returned
home
Capt. Charles windsor is confined to
his home on South Lee street by a Sc
rious attack Of illness. Captain Wind
sor is connected with the transfer serv-
ice Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road
Miss Jennie BIondheim. OF this city,
is spending a few months in Cincin-
natl
Henry Strauss has had his guests
Mrs Philip Leterman and family, OF
Charlottesville.
Mr. and Mrs. n. 3. Harlow had as
their guest during the last week their
daughter. Mrs. Z. r. Luckett. of WASH
ingtOn.
Allen Summers. OF this city left here
during last week to accept a position
with q Chicago banking house.
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Officers Elected.

The members of the First Baptist
Church, OF HyRttsville, at their annual
business meeting elected the following
officers: Charles L. VTOOman. treas
urer; H. z. Davis, clerk, DIT. c. w.
Birdsan. deacon; L. R. Jordon. trustee;
H A Lyon. chorister. and Miss Ethel
Vrooman, organist- After the election
of officers refreshments prepared by the
ladies OF the church were served.
David Senate, who has been visiting
Timothy Bowers. has returned to Phila-
deIphia.
Miss Margaret Slough and Miss Katie
While are visiting friends in Philadel-
phia
A successful colonial balr was given
last Friday night at the Masonic Hall
by the LANES Auxiliary OF the River
dale Citizens Association. Guests from
Hyattsville, BeTwyn, and Washington
Were present. The committee in charge
was composed of Charles J. Wagner. b.
a. Meyer, H L. Lewis, John r. RisdOn.
and Harry WEIGH. The next meeting of
the association will be held at the home
of Mrs. c, E, Steinmeyer on Thursday.
January To-
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Social Entertainments.

beyg Of pretty girls from Capitol
Hill. attended the performance OF
Leah Klaschna" in compliment OF
their friend. Claus Boyle. a member OF
Fiske's company
Lorenzo GrisgoId, jr-, Of Massa-
chusetts, is the guest of James ".
Whelpley, Of East Capitol street
Mrs. NJ. n. Weller Of Seward square
southeast. entertained her club at cards
on Wednesday afternoon.
The children's dance at the navy
yard. proved 10 be a very delightful
event for the little folks.
Miss Margaret French. daughter Of
Daniel French the celebrated sculptor
Of New York city. is the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs L b French Of East Cap
Mrs. r. F. Lurkett. who spent the hoIi-
days with her parents, the HarloWs. OF
Alexandria, Va, has returned TO her
home on Seward square southeast.
Mrs. Walter simpson, - Tenth street
southeast, entertained a number of her
friends al luncheon last week Mrs. n.
Miller. Mrs. WinshiD. Mrs Walter Spill
man. and Miss Annette Miller were
among her guests.
Major Dangft. l. s. A. and Mrs.
Dangf1t gave a dance at Washington
Barracks Hail. in honor Of their daugh-
ter, and several house guests.
Mrs. Georgia Garrett, s9s Virginia
avenue southeast. entertained on Friday
IN honor Of her daughter, Miss Lydia.
Music and dancing were enjoyed until a
late hour.
Judge Craycroft. of Joplin, No, has
been the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin r. CTayCTOft of 200 Eighth street.
Mrs Marion Marks and little dauEh-
ter, Elva, Of Petersburg. Va, are guests
OF Mrs Edna Thompson l0i5 MINI
street southeast.
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To Resume Work.

Claude A. Moody has returned to Ash
land. Wis, TO resume his evangelical
work after visiting his parents for sew
eral weeks At this place who reside on
Carroll street.
Elder a. @. Daniels has returned 20
his home on Blair road. after an absence
OF three weeks in Michigan
The Young Mems Literary Society
met al the home OF c. f. Holmes. on
ButteTnut street, last Saturday evening
The Young Ladies' Sewing Circle met
al the home of Mrs. F. c. Woods
On Takoma street last Tuesday evening
To organize for this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard recently at
tended the wedding of their grandson,
which took place in Washington. The
young couple left Immediately for Pitts
burg, where they viii make their future
home.
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Gave Surprise Party.

Mrs. A. II. Nofsinger give a surprise
party last week in honor OF her hus-
bands birthday a their residence, on
North Capitol street. Many guests were
present, among whom We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonberger, DIR. and Mrs. Walker. Miss
l. b. Kidwell. Miss +. Clapp and
Messrs CiIento. Stockman and Cain. A
part of the st. Alloy sius' Club sang sew
eral songs. accompanied on the plano by
Mr.. Leonberger. After supper dancing
was INDUCED In.
Miss Jane Fishback entertained a num-
Der of her young friends last Tuesday
evening. The time was most eujoyably
passed in games and music. An elabo-
rate Tepast was served in the dining
room. Among those present We're Misses
Isabel Atkinson. Margaret Miller. Ida
Smith, Edith Sheridan. and Roscoe Allie
man. Clifford Fishbaek. Earl Golden,
Enos Hernden, Leonard Mangum and
George ReinbuTg.
Mrs. J. A. Lewis of Pittsburg. Pa. is
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Brilliant Ball.

One Of the largest New Year balls
held by the Cotillon Club of Rockville
came off last Monday evening. in the
town hall here. There was a good crowd
present from the surrounding county
and this town, as wei as from Wash
ington. The hall was especially decor
ated for the occasion in green and flags
There was special music furnished by
an orchestra from Washington. The
committee in charge of the occasion had
refreshments served at midnight. but
the guests danced until late In the early
morning of this day. The committee
was composed Of Messrs A NJ Blute
William Russell Brewer, Walter H
Henderson, and w, r. StaDaker. and
tne chaperons were Mrs. Harry A,
Dawson, Mrs. William Dorsey ana Mrs
Richard H. Stokes
Among those present were to be found
the following; From Washington-Mr,
and Mrs. Stuart. MIR. Bridget, Miss
Davidson, Miss MarChalI, Miss Eleanor
Magruder, Miss Belle Dangerfield. Miss
Josephine Alexander Miss Josephine
Wagner. Misses Brawner Paul Mackall
Ernest Mechlin. Mr., Drysdale, Jerome
Graham. Miss Bessie Buck.
From LaytonsVille-Miss Pareiey, Mr..
Pareley; Miss Bessie Riggs. Richard
Lansddle.
From Redland-Mlss Anderson. Mr..
and Mrs. Hazel Casbell, Miss Brooke.
Also from Washington-Mr Spear.
George E. Ayton. Francis Owens. Miss
Miller,
From RockviiIe-Mrs. r. H. Stokes.
Mrs. II. A Dawson, Mrs, William Dor
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dorsey, Messrs.
Charles and Ralph Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Onutt Mrs William VeiTs Bouic.
A NJ Bouic. William Prettynan. Prof.
Wilson Ward, Mr.. and Mrs, Claiborne
Wilson. Darby Bowman Mrs Kemp
and Lee Kemp. Miss Marie Jones
Messrs. and Misses Brewer. Miss Mary
lAlmoney, Misses Munro. Messrs Fred.
Walter, and Ably Henderson Misses
/ Dawson, Mr., Dawson, Misses Yeafley
Z john Warner,
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Retains Prestige.

That Rockville has lost none Of lis
prestige as a "Gretna Green Is shown
by the fact that during the year just
closed 3s5 licenses to marry were issued
by the Clerk Of The circuit court here.
OF these lG5 couples were from this
county. 40 were from Washington. -
from Virginia, and the others 20 couples
from Baltimore. Vest Virginia, Penn
sylvania and othevs. About 500 Of the
couples were married by Rockville min
isters About -he same number OF IL
censes were is sued in 1904.
Thomas RaI dolph Dove. one OF the
best-known citizens Of this county and
for many years a resident OF this com
munity. died suddenly at his home here
about noon on Tuesday last He had
been IN poor health for several years
The cause of his death was paralysis
He was seventy-three years old lie f.
survived by a widow and the following
children: Misses Ida and Be allah Dove
and Emmett and William Dove, OF this
vicinity, and Zadoc Dove, Of Baltimore
At the annual meeting Of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, Of Montgom-
cry county, held Monday at Sandy
Spring the following directors were
elected for one year; Edwin WaTfield
Spencer g. Jones. Gustayus ". Dorsey,
John Macdonald, Joseph T. Moore. Rob
ert ,. Dixon. Edward p. Thomas. EIgar
l. Tschifely, Nathan II. Bale William
B. Mobley, Roger Is. Farquhar, VIII
liam 4. Muncaster, and Tarlton 3 stab
Ter. The directors elected officers as
follows President. Edward p. Thoma s.
secretary treasurer. Allan FhIquhar. as
sistant secretary-t treasurer, Benjamin d.
Palmer; adjuster and field officer, EIgar
L. TschifIely. Following the transaction
Of other business 81 fine dinner vas
served in the new bank building.
William Frank Rabbit, of this town.
has been appointed 20 a position in the
New York Casualty Company, and it is
understood that he will accept. lie is
now IN New York. where his headquar-
tiers viii be
Il week OF prayer has been arranged
between the Baptist Methodist, Disci-
pies, and Presbyterian Churches of this
town for the week of January TO IA,
next The following pastors and laymen
viii participate in the program Rev. J
{. C0penhaven. &. W. PTettyman. JOS
eph Reading, Rev. 5. r. White, Norman
Boulc. y \ Lehman. Frank Higgins
Rev. r. 7. McNa'T. Rev. Z. L WoOlf
and Rev T. II. Campbell
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Gave Novelty Party.

Mss Catherine Hurley entertained a
number OF friends at her home, 50 K
street northwest. on New Year Eve.
The evening was spent in the enjoyment
of various games, a special feature of
the evening being a novelty party
which afforded much amusement At
II o'clock the guests adjourned 10 the
dining room. where Il dainty supper
vas served. Among those present We're
Miss Council, Miss NJ Jones, Miss b.
Mann. Miss 3. Iangdale. Miss NJ.
AIelsher. Miss \. Roach, Miss L. FitZ-
gerald. Miss r. Altman, Miss J. O'Mealy.
and r. Williams, &. O'Connor. II. Mann,
d H4iey, I. Mann. r. Spinbur T. Temp
kins. T. Reilly. F. Watson, W. Chap
man, and J. Hurley.
AZ the annual meeting Of the board
OF managers of the Working Boys
Home. held at the Maulsby home. 23O S
street northwest. the following officers
were elected for the coming year. PTeSi-
dent. Mrs. William Kerr; vice preS.-
dents. Mrs. ]. {. Head, and Mrs. 5. d.
North. secretary. Miss A. p Gannett,
and treasurer, Miss r. q Chiids. AC-
cording to reports submitted there are
sixteen working boys al the home, who
pay a small sum for their board and
lodging. and nineteen younger boys who
are still in school There Is a gymnas-
Stun in connection with the home.
Funeral services over the remains of
the late James Farrell took place last
Thursday morning at ST. AlOysius
Roman Catholic Church, corner North
Cari:ol and 1 streets. The services a.
she church were probably more largely
sttended than any funeral service held
IN ST. Aioysius Church in recent years.
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Had Family Reunion.

Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Walsh, JT- Of
6S Seaton place had a family reunion
last week Those present we're Thomas
Walsh. sr.. Jack Walsh, Mrs. Katherine
Walsh Wormsley. Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Walsh, ana Ernest Walsh, Of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs Michael Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. Culleburg. Miss Wallis. Miss
Mclaughlin. Mir. murray, MI Johnson,
j. Moore and Rev. Father Hannah
Lorraine Pleasure Club held its
weekly meeting last Thursday evening
After the business was transacted,
games and dancing were INDUCED in.
Among those present were the Misses
Bertha Jarboe, Pearl Chapple. Viola
McDermott, Mayme MeDermott, Sadie
Chapple, Edna Jarboe and Miss Van
trump and Robert Cook, w. Garner
and 6. Garner There will be a box
party and dance given by the club
Thursday, January is. which will be
the first of the many social affairs the
club has arranged to give
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"Phunny PheIIows, Club

The "Phunny Phellows' Club" gave a
very enjoyable dance at the town hall
last Wednesday evening. Among those
present were Misses @. Tansiil, L.
kosendale, T.. Presnell Wright. I. Rich
ardson, NJ Collie, Lemat, NJ Rosendale.
A Rosendaie. NJ. SimOns. E. Slmons. r.
Johnston, r, Donovan, Neal, Richards
NJ Butler r. BraddOck, Ely. r. Neal,
and McsSrs. a. Carpenter, Z. Carpenter.
X CramptCn' ". Dahl, 5. Dyer. II. Cal
0ralth. a. Hanna, T. Jones. W. Jordan.
}. Lenoir. + Marean. S. Marean. r.
holster, T.. Noyes. F. orion. II Pike. }.
Pitman. Roberts. Rose. Shinnerhorn, r.
Simons. W. Sergeant, T. TansiIl. Tay-
Tor, Wilson, E. Young. and D. Palmer.
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HZaftyV1I1e

Mrs. John Lepper, OF Hoboken, n. j.
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. II. c. Dobbs,
OF Johnson avenue.
Miss Norda ThuTston, of Richmond,
Va, is the guest Of Mrs. r. E. Bennett
OF Riverdale.
William A. Brooks spent the Christ
was holidays in New York city.
Rev. S. Ward RICHTER, Of the local
Presbyterian church, is visiting IN
BOontown. n ]. In his absence the
Rev. ]. NJ McIlvain, formerly of Hy-
attsville, and now of Baltimore, con-
Quoted the services last Sunday.
Miss Eva Barrows, OF Berwyn, has re-
tirned from a visit to New York
Miss Frances s. Crossman, of Wash
ington, and w A. Oleson, of the
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, spent
the holidays with Miss Lucille Brooks, OF
Ravenwood avenue.
Mrs. John Weidley, OF PIttsburg. Pa.
has been visiting her brother, Z. NJ.
Richardson, OF Ralston avenue.
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New Year Festivities.

DR.. James Dent Duke, formerly Of
Baltimore, Md, now residing in Prince
George county, has been visiting at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Vaughan, on Z street southeast.
J. ". Brown and wife entertained d
few friends at their home, COZ 4 street
southeast. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Z. Kitzmiller. Mr. and
Mrs. W. II Boswell, Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Davis. and Miss Edith Bretney.
Miss May Madigan and Miss Jennie
Dierkin. chsperoned by Mrs W. Evans,
Of Capitol Hill. have returned from An
napolis. where they attended the New
Angelo Weller has given up his post
ton with Frank Weller, and has accept
ed one in his fathers office
A Young mems Bible class has been
Organized at the Metropolitan Presby~
terrain Church, Fourth and streets
southeast, and the Rev. DR.. Albert
Evans, pastor, was chosen as its presi-
dent II is the intention 10 make it
one of the largest classes in the city.
II meets every Sunday morning at 10
o clock. A red and blue button has been
selected to DE worn by each member.
The class has about 100 charter mem
bers. DIR. Evans made an address re-
garding :he organization of such a class
in the church, and stated that the mem
berssip is not to be entirely of those or
the cnurch rolls, Dut Tor the dement, or
all young men who desire to join a
young mems Bible class.
An unusually large audience, including
about a score of blind persons. attend
I'd the musicale in the reading room for
! the blind. Congressional Library. Among
those present were a number OF school,
teachers from Pennsylvania, who are
visiting the city. Those who took part
I'm the exercises were Walter f. Smith.
leader OF the United State Marine Band,
and FIVE other members, and Miss Kath-
rine Fletcher, vocalist. All OF the music
was much applauded by the audience,
| especially by the blind. quartet OF the
| Marine Band members. led by Mr..
Smith, rendered several numbers.
Funeral services OVER the remains OF
Miss Helen Y. Gates took place from
| the residence of her brother. Theodore
/ Gates, 400 Eleventh street southeast.
Willard +. Lynch and Mrs. Lynch. 12S
/ East Capitol street. entertained q house
party during the holidays in honor OF
their daughter, Miss Laura Lynch. A
student of the College OF Notre Dame.
of Maryland A luncheon was given and
/ matinee box party In addition Co other
| entertainments, at which many guests
enjoyed themselves. Those in the house
party We're Miss Roberta Odendhal. OF
| Baltimore: Miss Julia Pigot, Ithaca. n
Y: Miss Mary r. Morrow. of Baltl-
more; Misses Alice and Mildred Lynch
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LeftWich Swain. formerly of this city
but now Of New York. who has been III
with typhoid fever. is improving.
DR.. J. T. Miller. L. s. A, formerly OF
this city but now stationed at Alaska,
was in this city last week visiting re-
latives.
DR.. Outcalt, who has been spending
the Christmas holidays in Martinsburg.
w Va, has returned 10 his home IN
this city.
Miss Ana Posey entertained number
OF her friends at cobweb party given
at her home in Commerce street last
Monday evening. The prizes were
awarded to Miss Mile Hoy and K. G
Lewis.
James Breen was kept at home by
sickness last week.
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New Year Eve Party.

The Misses Herman entertained a
party OF friends New Year eye at their
home. AZ p street northwest. The house
was decorated with greens and plants,
and games and other amusements We're
the order Of the evening. At II o'clock
The guests adjourned to the dining room
where refreshments We're served. The
table WAS prettily decorated with pink
carnations and white roses At the mid
night hour the new year was ushered
in by ali present I'm the usual good old
fashioned way. after which the games
and amusements were resumed and kept
no until late hour.
Among those present were Misses
Herman. Edith Brown, May Hodgeus.
Annie Burns, Belle Herman. Miss Leon
ard, and Charles r. Herman, Edward
Krieg. William O'Connor, Raymond
Grace. Edward May. John Kennedy.
Patrick Barron. James Clark. and John
Guern.
The many friends of Mrs. frank Har-
rington will be interested to learn that
she is steadily improving from a long
Illness,
A delightful time was spent at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. p II Michigan.
224 street northwest. on New Year
eve by watch party of young people.
Vocal and instrumental solos were rend-
cred by the Misses Aline Wood. Kath-
ryne Michigan and Louise Carr and ].
Nelligan. Among those present were
Miss Mary b Carr. the Misses Dorothy
and Aline Wood. the Misses Louise and
Margaret Carr the Misses Teresa and
MAY WEIGH. the Misses Kathryne. Anne
and May Michigan H Nj. Crowen,
George Sauter DR.. r, c. Nelligan,
Ralph Walsh. Frank Belmont. and Mr..
and Mrs. r. H Nelligan aud Mrs. c.