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District People
At ChdutauQua

CHAUTAUQUA, n. Y. Aug. miss
Judith I. Steele. associate principal Of
Fairmont Seminary. has been here for
almost two weeks. She expects TO re
turn 10 Washington Monday.
Capt. and Mrs J. A. Travis, OF Cap
itol Hill. have arrived at Chautauqua
and are staying at the Pearl since they
sold their own cottage.
Mrs Ellen X Hooker and Miss Agnes
Hooker, Of the National Cathedral
School. are at the EngleWood.
Other WashingtonIans registered here
are Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett A. Allen. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank II. Thomas. Mrs. Cora
V Miller. Miss Annette Searle Miller.
Miss Sara Catherine Ossman. Leland Z.
Quinn. and Miss Clara r. Nourse.
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SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT OF WEEK.

death knen OF the Newport season. But
It cannot be said that the season this
year Is a very brilliant one. To begin
with the weather Is abominable. and
then there are a number OF people who
are either absenting themselves alto
gether this year from Rhode Island or
who have failed as yet TO put In an ap-
pearanee. They include Mrs. Ogden
Mills and her daughters. Mrs. Wander
bnt, ST., and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Astor, sr.. Colonel and Mrs John
Jacob Astor. Mrs. Henry Clews, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Burden, Mrs. Robert
Coelet. sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney. Mrs. Herman Oeirichs, Mr.
and Mrs J. Laurens Van Allen. Besides
these there are many IN mourning.
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Bar Harbor S Boom.

Bar Harbor. on the whole. seems to
be having a more successful season
than any other summer resort. New
York society is even more extensively
represented al Bar Harbor than at
Newport. Southampton, or Lenox. Every
cottage has been leased. gayeties Of every
conceivable description succeed one an
other without interruption and the Wed
nesday dances at the Malvern alternate
with the dances at the Swimming Club.
and all the boxes have been taken for
the Horse Show a fortnight hence.
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Society Notes
From LeeSbuTg

LEFSBURG, Va. Aug. 4.-The Mid
had the use Of "MayheId." a fine estate
near here. belonging 10 Mr.. Inman. OF
New York. offered for its headquarters
during the hunting season this fall.
Mayfeld was formerly the American
Stock Farm of Mr.. Curtis. OF South
America, who erected thereon large and
handsome stables. A bungalow, which
was occupied by the manager OF the
farm, will be enla -ged and used es a
club house.
The Leesburg Riding Club was enter
tanned at tea this afternon by Mr.. and
Mrs. David 3. Tenant, at ''Redgate. %
George E. ChandIee and party. OF
Washington. passed through Leesbure
today in his large touring car. The
party had been on a trip to the Luray
Caves. having stopped at Leesburg and
Paeonian Springs en- route.
Bouie Chipman and family. Of Wash
ington, who have been occupying the
Metzger House, in Leesburg, returned on
Wednesday to their home in Washing
ton
Mrs Arthur Talks and Miss Talks. of
Washington, are guests OF Mrs. J. \.
Carr, of this town.
James {. DnweH. OF High Point. s. c.,
is visiting relatives in this town.
Egbart Van Alstyne and party, Of Win
chester, Va, passed through Leesburg
this week en- route 10 Washington, IN
his large automobile. Mr.. Van Alstyue
Is the author OF In the Shade of the
Old Apple Tree
Miss Marcelline Peugh, who has been
the guest of Miss Mary Conrad, has re-
turned TO her home in Delta, Pa.
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IDIoMs OF THE LANGUAGE.

AT a reception at the American en-
bassy in Paris, a vivacious French
woman had asked one OF the attaches
10 relate some of his adventures in
America She was somewhat disap-
pointed when informed that the Indians
no longer ambushed travellers in West
Virginia. but insisted that he must have
had some thrilling experiences.
We'll" the attache admitted, II was
robbed once.
"Que c'est lnteressantl Do tell US Of
zat!" she said
''Weli. I was at rather lonely rail-
road station located on the outskirts
OF a town l had noticed several dead
beats hanging around"
'Ahr she interrupted. Il know what
ze beat is-he is Ze sWindler, eh? An
zare was several dead ones hangin'
aroun'-it haf' been what you call ze
lynchi'
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OF small library in the south store
where reference books on ART subjects
VIII be made more accessible. The walls
OF this store will be retinted. and
large show window will be constructed
for the north store. giving a better op-
portunlty for the display Of art works
than the windows now used for this
purpose. 1t Is expected that these i'm
provements will be completed before
October /.
Alexander Young. an English art col
iectOr, has. during the past week. con-
cluded one or the most gigantic sales OF
art works of modern times. the amoun'
OF the consideration for the pictures
which were purchased BY Messrs
Agnew, OF London. is stated at s., 500. 600
This purchase comprises the result OF
years OF collecting by man who. while
engaged in large financial enterprises
found time to add TO his collection from
time TO time srt works of the BarbiZor
school. and OF the modern Dutch paint
ers. His faith IN the rapid increase IN
value Of these paintings led him 10 col
lect some 200 examples Of the schools
referred 20, and II is doubtful If any
Of his financial ventures have resulted
in more liberal returns
Among the most prominent painter
represented in this collection are Carrot
Maris. and israels. Two of the las'
named painters most celebrated can
vases, THE Cottage Madonna" and
The ShipwTecked Mariner" are in
cluded in this unique collection.
The change Of the popular opinion
concerning the merit Of works of art Is
often the means OF great financial gain
At the time OF the exhibition OF
Whistlcr's famous Lortrait of his
mother In New York. IL Is stated thai
this portrait could have been purchasel
for $500 Those who knew its valu'
were without the ready cash. Thos'
with plenty Of money failed 10 see ia
value, and the picture afterward be
came the property Of the French gov
ernment. and is nov among the choice
examples Of portrait"re In the LuXem
bOurg.
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Il Is All in August.

August is "the" month ot the year at
Newport, as virtually all the entertain
ments of any Importance are crowded
into the four weeks that intervene be-
tween the end Of July and the Horse
Show at the Casino. on the first days of
September, which always constitutes the
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Lenox Far Behind.

With regard 10 LenoN. things there
are unusually dull, and there has been
a pretty general exodus for Bar Har-
Dor, the Adirondacks, and for Newport
Even Sir Mortimer Durand goes to New
port tomorrow, 10 present in his capa-
city as British ambassador King Ed
wards cup to the winner OF the races
on Wednesday.
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Miss BLIGHT Is There.

Another pretty girl who will share the
honors at Newport with Miss kathleen
Beresford this week is Miss Evelyn
Blight, daughter cf Atherton Blight and
one of a trio OF lovely sisters. the others
being Mrs. William Payne Thompson
and AIrs. Gerald LOWther, wife of the
British envoy at Tangiers. Her engage
ment has just been announced.
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Personal Notes.

W. II. Be-. has recently received a
commission from Georgetown College
Tor portrait In oils of the Rev Father
Louis Martin, S. J.. superior general,
Spain The portrait Is 20 be of uniform
size with the portraits of other dis
unguished fathers Of the society. and
has been ordered for the purpose OF
making more complete the collection OF
portraits now In the possession of the
college.
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An Afternoon Euchre

A large afternoon euchre was given
Wednesday in the ballroom bv Mrs
Fannie J Barrett Of Washington. as.
sisted by her daughter. Miss Berrett
The decorations were IN delft effects
the score cards representing Dutch tiles
The winners Of the prizes were Dr. and
Mrs. C. NFythe Cook. Mrs. F. F. Mack.
all. Miss Daisy MackalL and Paul Mack
all, all Of Washington, and Joseph Pep
per Norris. Of Philadelphia Refresh
ments were served both during and after
the games.
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Personal Notes.

S p. Warner. American consul at
LeiDsic and son of B. H. Warner. of
Washington. spent the early week at
Capon previous 20 going to New York,
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friend. Miss Emma Griswold. OF Des
Moines. Iowa. and her friend. Mrs. Ev-
erett J. calendine, of Washington.
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The Falls Church Bank began opera
tions on Wednesday. Some Of the FUR
niture had not yet arrived. but that die
not daunt Cashier Hawxhurst.
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A queen Of ancient Egypt wore over
able for her sex an elaborate headdress
ip place OF a crown. This was made
IN the form Of some symbolic animal
or else Il bore symbol bird. the
heads OF serpents, or the horns OF
oxen.
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Other guests include p. +, Tucker,
Goshen. Va: d. ". Porter. Newport
News. Va. J. ". Hinsdale. Raleigh. y,
c., Mrs. Sherman, W. Jones. Mrs. W.
4. Jones. Miss Sallie. Mrs. ". T. Bith.
and Miss W F. Burrel. Louisville. Ky;
Andrew J. White and F. L. MAYER. Nor
folk. Va; Z. L. Fenton and c. f. BertIe,
Goshen. Va: A g. and James +. Good
bar. Alton, Va; Miss Lucy Wall. Nor,
folk. Va; c. +. SesstOrd. Washington;
Kemp p. Battle. Cd. M:nston-Saiem. y
c.: J. r. Arnold. Owensboro. KY. Miss
Malone and Miss Floss Malone. Quincy,
Fla: Miss Sue II. YerEeT and Miss Bes-
sic W YerRer. Memphis, Tenn: Mrs.
A. X. Phillips Miss I. g. Reynolds ana
Mss J. z. Martin. fredericksburg. Va.
and ". T. Mccormick. Chicago
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c. !. Crossman has sold a lot ncxi
70 the Lewis lot TO S. +. Thompson.
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry Storey were the
guests of Mrs. Rufus H. Darby during
the week.
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Miss Sadie Marcy left last Wednes-
DAY for Blue Ridge. Va. where she will
spend two weeks.
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Rev Charles J. Allen. now Of Brook
lyn, n Y, Is spending some time with
his parents at the old home.
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Willard Shipman. son OF the Rev. s.
2. ShiDman. at one time pastor OF the
Methodist Church here. was married al
8 O'Clock. on Wednesday morning. %
Miss Frances z. Roberts. OF Ridley Nd
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Rain interfered with the lawn party
which was advertised 20 be held al Nj.
Olivet Church Wednesday night
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James Henry Moser has been obliged
10 abandon his intention OF continuing
his studio at 934 + street. after the con-
clusion OF the rfpairs now in progress.
ana mas taken studio at SO r street.
where his effects were moved a short
time since. a few friends called on him,
one day last week to tender. congrat,i!a-
tions on his improved studio quarters
but the formal opening OF the studio
will be delayed untn the commence
ment OF the season when general fnvi-
tations 10 call ana inspect the new
studio will be issued
Mr.. MOser will leave the city during
the early part OF the week for Ryrd
Gin. in the Catskin Mountains, where
he will be two weeks sketching, and will
then go TO Connecticut, where he will
remain with his family until October
when he vii return to his work in the
CorcoTan Art School.
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Mrs. William NJ Ellison has returned
from a visit to her brother. Rev. Ben
jamin F. Ball. OF Waynesboro. ". Va.
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Mrs. Lizzie White. OF Wiehle. Va,
spent last week with Mrs. Fannie Mar
cey.
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Miss Emma Pruitt, OF Baltimore, spent
two days with her friend, Mrs. S. II.
Anderson. at Hill Crest.
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DR.. Sidney s. Simmons. Of Lynchburg.
accompanied by his wife ana two chill
dren. is the guest Of Mrs. simmons sis
ter. Mrs Kate B. Wright
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Miss Kitty Moran has been for a week
at Atlantic City. n :.
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from which city he sails today on his
return 10 his post.
Hon. Hannis Taylor. former minister
70 Spain and head OF the departments
OF diplomacy and international law at
Washington University, has joined Mrs.
Taylor
Judge Maurice d. O'Connell is another
important arrival of the week at Capon,
where Mrs. O'Donnell has already been
established for several weeks
Among the arrivals OF the week are
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Carusi and family,
Mrs. William John Miller. II. j. Miller.
T. J.. Miller. r. T. Beadke. Mrs. Rosa
c Pennebaker and son, and Mrs. J.
Granville Meyers and child. all OF Wash
inston. and Mrs. A w. Armstrong. Miss
Jesse Armstrong. and A. G. Armstrong
Of Alexandria.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliott and Miss
Maud Wilson have returned from Col
onial Beach
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Westlake Adams is visiting relatives
at Hume and Orlean. Va.
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Mrs. J. J. Gill and her mother. Mrs.
J. f. Norris. Of Falls Church. spent
Wednesday visiting friends at Ballston-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson are at Bar
Harbor for a short vacation.
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An equally attractive card party was
given Thursday morning by Miss Hanna
Taylor. daughter of Hen. and Mrs. J
Hannis Taylor. OF Washington and
Miss Mary Brady, Of Baltimore. which
proved the most important event OF the
season in the married set. to which the
invitations were limited. Mrs Hannis
Taylor. Mrs. James Brady, and Miss
.Taylo- assisted in receiving. The tables
were placed in the ballroom. one portion
being devoted 10 bridge and the ether
10 euchre. The winners OF the prizes.
exquisite small articles in gold silver.
or bric-a-brac, being: First bridge, Miss
Winnie, Of Norfolk, and Paul MackaE
Washington; second bridge. Miss Elois,
Miller. Morristown, n. J.. and ". A.
Moore. Washington euchre, Miss Daisy
Mackall and II. J. Miller, Washington;
Miss May Hodge. Philadelphia. and
Frederic Ftidder, Wilmington, n. c.
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BALLSTON.

Gordon Marcy spent Saturday and
Sunday with French Price al Berwyn.
Nd.
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Lightning knocked a few bricks OF
the residence Of A. G. Thomas last week.
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The building Of he church by the
Southern Methodists is progressing rap
ldly. There has been some delay n get
ting the lumber in. but Il has not Sc
TiUusly inteTfered with the work II has
been stated that this church viii be
built upon voluntary contributions-that
there VIII be no entertainments given
from which 10 raise funds 10 further
the project.
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NewS and Personals
Of Virginia TOwnS

friend. Miss Emma Griswold. OF Des
Moines. Iowa. and her friend. Mrs Ev-
erett J. calendine. of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Storey were the
guests Of Mrs. Rufus H. Darby during
the week.
Mrs. william NJ. Ellison has returned
from a visit to her brother. Rev. Ben
jamin f. Ball. OF Waynesboro " Va.
Miss Emma Pruitt, OF Baltimore spent
two days with her friend. Mrs. S. II.
Anderson. at Hill Crest
Westlake Adams is visiting relatives
at Hume and Orlean. Va.
Miss Kitty Moran has been for a week
at Atlantic City. n. :.
Rev Charles J. Allen. now Of Brook
lyn, n Y, is spending some time with
his parents at the old home.
DR.. Sidney s. Simmons. Of Lynchburg.
accompanied by his wife and two chill
dren. is the guest Of Mrs. simmons sis
ter Mrs. Kate B. Wright.
Paul Perigo returned on Tuesday from
his outing
BALLSTON.
Gordon Marcy spent Saturday and
Sunday with French Price at Berwyn.
Nd.
Mrs. Lizzie White. Of wiehle. Va.
Ia=
eey.
Miss Sadie Marcy left last Wednes-
daJ for Blue Ridge. Va. where she will
sDend two weeks.
Rain interfered with the lawn party
which was advertised 70 be held al Nj.
Olivet Church Wednesday night.
Lightning knocked a few bricks OF
the residence Of a. C. Thomas last week
Mr.. and Mrs Henderson are at Bar
Harbor for a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliott and Miss
Maud Wilson have returned from Col
onial Beach
Mrs. J. J. Gill and her mother. Mrs.
J. f Norris. Of Falls Church. spent
Wednesday visiting friends at BalIston-
GLENCARLYN.
The Merry Bell Club gave a straw
ride 10 Reeds Mill
Mrs. W. H Olcott with her guest. Mrs.
c. E. Moody. and the Misses Olcott. left
for Bancroft" Hayheld. Va. on We'd
nesday morning. W H. OIcott Will join
his family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Barston. with
their grandson. William Harrison. OF
Washington. visited Mrs RamsdelI.
Miss JEANNE L. Ramsden is visiting
friends in Washington.
CLARENDON.
The building Of he church by the
Southern Methodists is progressing rap
Idly. There has been some delay IN get
ting the lumber in. but Il has not Sc
TiUusly inteTfered with the work II has
been stated that this church viii be
built upon voluntary contributions-that
there viii be no entertainments given
from which 10 raise funds 10 further
the project
MI Spitt1e. OF Lyons addition WIS
slightly hurt on one Of the trolley
cars by being thrown against its side
when the car lUrched.
The continual rains in this neighbor-
hood have made the grass beautiful all
summer. but It has caused a great deal
OF work keeping down the weeds.
John Y Wright, jr., son of Judge
John V Wright. Of the General Land
Cfice, and brother 10 Mrs. Frank Lyon,
died IN Panama on July 13 where he
was working in connection with the
canal Many years ago Mr.. Wright
. resided in this county and was well
known by many people here
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Paul Perigo returned on Tuesday from
his outing.
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euchre when Leonard Meyer was the
successful player winning as a prize
a box OF candy. A watermelon feast was
the feature Of the evening. Her cottage
veranda was brilliant with Japanese
lanterns.
The recitatIons OF Miss Mamie Walk
er have won much commentator. She
is A charming and obIiging eiocutionist
and the happy possessor of an unusual
share Of good looks II Is frequently
noted hat the various Accomplishments
OF thc guests provide most generously
for the diversions Of everyone here.
At a very enjoyable game of seven
hand euchre on Tuesday evening. Mrs
Lowen berg was hostess. The players
included Mrs. Osborne. Mrs. Hecht Mrs.
Barrow. Mrs. Waddill. Mrs. Pope, Mrs.
I.eterman and Mrs. Lowenberg. Mrs.
Barrow. the winner Of the prize. was
given a hook The BOBBY. a fan. went
TO Mrs. Osborne.
August brings a rush OF gayety as
we'll as new guests at the Rockbridgs
Alum. yet there are many familiar faces
among the arrivals of the last week.
From williamsburg. Va. comes Mrs.
Tyler. wife of Lyon C. Tyler, president
OF William and Mary College. By right
OF her own grace OF manner. she at
tracts a large circle Of friends.
Few people have impressed themselves
more favorab!y than the Mauberrets, a
creole family from New Orleans. There
are 1--WE in ali. Mrs Y Mauberret. Miss
es MattllGe and Geraldine and Claude
and Richard Mauberret. Miss Geraldine
/ is a gifted uiahist
From Norfolk. Va. came Mrs. Harry
L. I.owenberg and children. The arrival
/ OF Mrs. Lowenberg is always the signal
/ for q run OF delightful entertainments
From Philadelphia is Mrs. A II. Noble
and from Atlanta. Ga. Mrs. ". II. Pat,
/ tersou,
/ Registered from Richmond this week
are Mr. ard Mrs. George +. WISE. Mra.
/ T. T. Wise. Mrs. s. L. Gunter Mrs. q.
! II. Spooner Arthur NJ. Cannon. and \.
| D. Sells.
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Another very attractive card party
which ranks among the leading events
of the season was that given on Thurs
day evening by Mrs. J. A. Norris. Of
Washington, wife of Captain Norris. L.
6. n. A number Of very elegant prizes
were distributed 1T the close Of the
games, after whicl 4 seated supper was
served in the cafe. Captain and Mrs
Norris We're assisted in receiving by Mr.
and Mrs. Carusi aud Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Carusi, of Washington.
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Mrs. W. H. Olcott with her guest. Mrs
c. E. Moody. and the Misses OlcOtJ. left
for Bancroft" Hsyfield, Va, on We'd
nesday morning. W. H Olcott Will join
his family this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W II Barsron. with
their grandson, William Harrison. Of
Washington. visited Mrs. RamsdeU.
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GLENCARLYN.

The Herry Bell Club gave a straw
ride 10 Reeds Mill
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The funeral OF Chauncey G. seny. VIII,
died last Saturday took place on Mon
day morning from the Southern MethO
dist Church. Mr.. Seny's death was
sad surprise TO many. as he had 10
been sick a week. He leaves a wifi
and two infant children.
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Miss Hattie z. Burdette has been en-
joying a short vacation at Martinsburg
and Oakland. Her studio at 1924 New
YORK avenue has Leon closed during
le.- vacation. but VIII be reopened again
in 4 few days upon her return to the
Getty.
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CLARENDON.

Miss JEANNE l. Ramsdell is visiting
friends in Washington
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The friends OF Howard HelmiCk. genre
painter, will be gratiied 20 know that
his condition Is now rapidly improving.
and the prospects OF his ultimate re-
covery are far more encouraging than
il was at first hoped for. Mr. Helmick
has been seriously III for more than a
month, and while he is not at present
able 10 leave his room, he is gaining
strength from dav 70 dav
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Nj Spittle. Of Lyons addition. WIS
slightly hurt on one Of the trolley
cars by being thrown against its side
when the car lUrched.
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from which city he sails today on his
return 10 his post.
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IN addition to the annual house clean
irg in the Fischer art galleries IN Fh-
.Zenth street, important Improvements
ne Ia progress, such as the building
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The continual rains in this neighbCr-
hood have made the grass beautiful all
summer. but II has caused a great deal
OF work keeping down the weeds.
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Mr. and Mrs. Varnell left Friday tc
pass a few weeks with friends in Wash
ingtCn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Woodheld left
Saturday for a two weeks visit to the
home of Mrs Woodheld's mother az
Northfork, Va
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Mrs. S. r Mundell is spending a few
days with her daughter Mrs. William
A. Cady.
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Mrs Arthur Talks and Miss Talks of
Washington, are guests Of Mrs. J. \.
Carr, Of this town.
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Ambrose c. Moore, of New York. ha,
returned after making a flying visit 4
his mother. Mrs. Mary D. Moore, or
Maple avenue.
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The funeral OF James L. Donaldson
who died Monday night. took place from
his late residence Wednesday afternoon
Interment was at Park Cemetery.
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Mrs Mary Hurd and niece, Mrs. Cor
mel. OF Montana, have been spending
a few days with Mrs. J. f. Weast.
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John Y. Wright, jr., son of Judge
John V. Wright. Of the General Land
Cffice, and brother 10 Mrs Frank Lyon,
died in Panama on July Is. where he
was working in connection with the
canal Many years ago Mr.. Wright
resided in this county and was well
known by many people here
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

William Steele and family have moved
into their new home on Kingston ave
nue.. which has recently been completed
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Miss Nettie Greenwe1l and Miss Kath
crime Bull left on Saturday for Buffalo
N Y After visiting friends in Buffalo
Miss Greenwell viii proceed TO Cleve-
land, Ohio. TO spend a few weeks with
her mother.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Buxton left
on Wednesday for Atlantic City. where
they will visit their son. Fred. and
family for a week. before going for
a trip 70 the White Mountains
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Miss Maude Riley is passing the week
al Ocean City. guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Samuel Styles.
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Work has been completed on the tenn
porary structure erected for the pur-
pose of holding services OF the Capitol
Heights Church (non-sectarianJ.
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The Leesburg Riding Club was enter
tanned at tea this afternon by Mr.. and
Mrs. David 3. Tenant, at ''Redgate."