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The Washington times., 1906-11-11
Temperance Men al Stanley Han.

The seventh Of a series Of meetings
which are being held in Stanley Hall.
at the Soldiers Home, by the PeTseveT-
snce Lodge Of Good Templars. in the
interest OF temperance, was held last
Monday night A great many Of the
inmates OF the home were present as
Well as visitors from the city represent
ing every temperance organization IN
Washington. 4 musical and literary
program was one OF the features.
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At Warner Memorial.

The Rev. Dr. Henry Rumer will
preach - Warner Memorial Presby-
Jerian Church this morning on "Chrlsrs
Likeness 10 Men" At the evening
service. at 1880. the sermon viii be on
THE Woman OF Samarla." Miss Polk
inhorn. of Washington. viii sing at
the morning service.
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Foley Meade NuptiaIs.

David J. Foley and Miss Bertha Jean
nette Meade were married recently al
st. Aloysius' Church Miss Mamie Onutt
was the only bridesmaid. William II.
McGrann was best man. The Rev.
Father Kelieher ofhciated. A reception
was held Immediately after the cere-
mony at the residence of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. Foley took midnight train
for the North. and upon their return
Will take Up their residence at 257 y
street northwest.
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Belated Marriage Announcement.

announcement has been made OF the
marriage Of Edgar Campbell, of this
city. and Miss Mary Latham. Of Wash
ington. which was performed by the
Rev. ]. p stump. at the Methodist
Episcopal Church parsonage. In Luray.
Va, on October 81
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Meeting of washingtoniars.

The Washingtonians who held their
last meeting at the home of Miss Katie
Skaters VIII hold the next one at the
home of Miss Marian Giddings. 215 II
stTvy- northeast. Committees have been
appointed TO arrange for their N0vem-
Der dance, which promises 70 be a very
enioyable affair.
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A'Ie3NT1drIa

\ large attended meeting of the Jun
ior Local Assembly of the Brotherhood
OF st. Andrew WAS held at St Paul s
Protestant Episcopal Church last Tues
day evening An address, Of welcome
was delivered by the Rev. p. 2. Phillips
of st. Paul's Church. Addresses also
We're delivered by J, Lewis Gibbs, pres
ident OF the Washington assembly; !;
Clarke Stanell, of Grace Church Chap
ter, and President Jackson, of the Sem
mary
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Services at ST. Paul,s.

The Services at St. Pauls Methodist
Episcopal Church today viii be the reg
ular preaching service at II d. m, when
the pastor, Rev. A. T.. Spielman. Will
preach on The Genueness of God"
There viii be evangelisUc services in the
evening AZ 1.}0.
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Church Festival a Success.

The festival given Monday and Tues
day evenings IN the Town Hall on Ham
ilton road by the Ladies' Guild OF the
Esther Memorial Protestant Episcopal
Church. proved a success. The hall
was decorated with foliage and bunt-
ing. there were a number OF booths with
members OF the society in charge
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Entertained Euchre Club.

Mrs. z. Richard Gasch entertained
the Wednesday Matinee Euchre Club at
her home. 1871 North Capitol street. At
ter the games q dainty luncheon was
served. amid pretty decorations. Those
present were Mrs. Archibald Edmonston.
Miss Lillian c. Smith. Mrs. Inez Nc
Connell, Mrs. Charles McGuiggsn, Miss
Margaret Sterne, Mrs. William Clark.
Mrs Ella 5. knight, and Miss Ruth Nc
Donald.
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Ladies' Aid Society.

At a meeting OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
al the home Of Mrs. J. W. Brown, Mrs.
a. Z. Mckay. as treasurer. rendered
her resignation. and Mrs. Charles F.
Purdy was elected 20 IN the vacancy.
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New organist for Church.

The Church OF the Holy Name. at the
corner OF Eleventh and ] streets north
east. VIII have as its new organist Miss
Helen lie C-.He. The entire choir has
been reorganized. The soloists are now
Misses k-ock.e and Collier sopranos:
Mrs. Madin, contralto; Mr. Duncan,
tenor, and Mr.. I. Duffy, basso.
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Concert for Organ Fund.

The concert on Tuesday evening given
for the benefit of the Congregational
Church organ fund. under the manage
ment Of Mrs. Pickering Dodge, was a
great success. Songs were rendered by
Miss McEwen, Miss Noble accOmpanist,
and the pianola played BY w. Gray
HaWleY.
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Transferred to Washington.

The friends of Miss Margaret r
Nourse, who has been in the engineers
office Of the War Department IN VIII
mington. y. c.. will be glad 10 hear
that sne has been transferred to the
Geological Survey, In Washington, D. c.
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Miss Maggie Micou a Bride.

AnnouPcement has been made Of the
marriage OF Miss Maggie Micou and
Clarence BagOt. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. J. A Jeffers, at the
parsonage OF Trinity Methodist Episco-
pal Church. last week.
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werneke-Heishlev wsading-

Miss Katherine B. Heishley. Of this
city, and Hyme +. Werneke. of Wash
ington' were married by the Rev. z. p.
Phillips. at the rectory of ST. Paul 8
Protestant Episcopal Church. last week.
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c. z. Society Meeting.

The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church met at
the home of Miss Bell Ellis on Nichols
avenue. After the business Of the society
was disposed of. the remainder Of the
evening was spent with music and
games.
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Personals and Notes.

The meetinss OF the ladies' societies
auxiliary 70 s.. PauTs NJ. =. Church.
viii be held ar the home Of Mrs. Z. c.
Fowler. on Prince George avenue. next
Wednesday, beginning at II O'Clock a.
IN. The ladies OF the congregation are
invited u attend.
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'Ial[O1nnfark

Or. p. T. Galloway has gone to Texas
in the interest of the Agriculture De
partment
Dell Pickard and family have arrived
from The Thousand Island Park. y. Y,
and taken rooms on Carroll avenue.
X. c. Russell has returned TO his
home on Ethan Allen street. coming
directly from Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Picl1ard have recently
moved 10 CarrcH md Grant avenues.
T. r. Conradi. who has been visiting
friends in the West left here for New
York, from where he win leave for his
home in Hamburg. Germany.
Elder \. c. Daniels and family have
taken rooms on Oak avenue. after sell
ing their home on Blair road, where
they will remain until their new house
on WillOw avenue is completed
Thursday evening a very pleasant re-
ception was held at the home of f. c.
AcMOody. on Carroll and Oak avenues.
in honor Of their son. Claude AcMoody.
who has left for Turkey to engage in
missionary work. Among those present
besides his parents and brother were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Cobban. Mr.. and
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Soprano in Waurh Church.

Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church
has as its new soprano so.olst Miss Alice
Maydwen. Both Miss MaydWell and her
sister, Miss Gertrude MaydweH, who
sings contraito in the same choir, have
eNceptIonany good voices.
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About Town.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
NashingtOnians was held at the home
OF Miss Katie Slater. IS i street north
east. Important business was transact
ed, including the committee appoint
ments for d dance.
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The ladies Of the Chevy Chase Bap-
fist Church, met AT the home Of Mrs
James Norman, on Washington
street kensington, last Thursday af-
Iernoon. They were addressed by Mrs
Pepper Of MfiRe. who is spending the
winter with her daughter. Mrs. Everett
w Varney, OF North Chevy Chase.
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Gave q TafY Pull.

Miss Alice Simonds. Of 2l2 Florida ave-
nue. northwest, gave a tany pull 10 q
number Of her friends. Games were in
dulged in until a late hour, when re-
Ireshments were served. Among those
present were Misses Alice and Hazel
SimOuds, Ruth Fart, Marie and Ethe.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. James Slmonds,
and Douglass o O'Brien.
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Miss Mary :. Hendley has moved from
her former home TO 5l2 East CAPITOL
street. where she viii be at home 10 her
friends on The hrst and second Mon
days Of each month. after O'Clock.
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Personal Mention.

Misses Pierson and Paine, of Far
Quier county. Va. are visiting at The
home OF their relatives. Mrs. Eta Pier
son. OF Nichols avenue and Philadelphia
street.
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Citizens Association Meeting.

The Citizens Association, OF this sub
urb, Will hold a meeting In the town
hail on Hamilton road on Tuesday The
members are earnestly requested to be
present
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Personal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. BohIe, who have been
visiting for some time in Hoboken. y.
J., have returned and are now at their
home, II . street northeast, where they
will be pleased TO see their friends.
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oNLY no 81 EXPECTFn.

Did you see where a scrap OF paper
played such a prominent part in a will
case?'
What of that? Isn't every fight over
a win a scrap Of paper?"
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w. c. Allen. electrical engineer of the
District. has recommended 10 the Com
missioners that all OF the electric are
lights in lexington be replaced with gas
lamps, which he say will produce bet
ter results in the way OF lighting the
streets.
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Driver Earl Ryan. OF Chemical En-
.ine Company. No 5, has returned 10
his duties. after a ten days leave. and
Assistant Driver Tim O'Neiu is now on
leave for ten days.
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William G. Bratton. OF Park street
Is on a weeks cruise 70 Newport New:
and Norfolk. Va. on the United State,
tug. TeCumseh. OF which he is chic
machinist-
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G. B. Thompson. OF Oak avenue. left
tuesday evening for New York where
he VIII sail for China. India, and Japan,
via England ard Africa, where he will
be for several months.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Brett Bronson en-
tertained three OF the public school
teachers, Misses IsherwooG. Robertson,
and McIlwee, ut dinner last Monday
evening.
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Mrs l. Y Crittenden. who hss been
i'll a. her home in North Takona. Is
gaining slowly.
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. Murray. OF The Plains. Va. is
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Harry
y. Fellows.
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Ar. aud Mrs. Frederick r. Dudley
entertained the Misses SaIlle and Carrie
Ball aud Stewart ana Frank Ball. OF
Lewinsville, at dinner on Tuesday.
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Dr. Mckee, OF Washington. IS supply
iuG the pulpit for the Rev. c. $. som
erviile during his absence
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Notes and Personals.

Mrs. II. n Parish and Miss Simpson,
Of this city, have returned from a visit
10 fTieLcs IN Charlottesville.
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Mrs. Wilkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. John.
3iiss Noel. AIessrs. Thompson. Warner,
and Lockwood
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The Rev. NJ. p. School, of Baltimore,
occupied the pulpit last Sunday at the
Zion Evangelical Church. corner Fifth
and L streets northwest.
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Miss Sue y Riddle and brother, Dr..
David II. Riddle, left Monday for a visit
10 Chambersburg. w. Va
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John II. Parrott, OF Salem, was iu
Alexandra last week.
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Emanuel Stein. OF Guatemala. Cen
traI America, is the guest of his cous-
in, Mrs. S. Oppenheimer, at her home,
5O4 . street northwest.
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Personal Notes.

Z, II. Linthicum. of 2Il6 First street
northwest, who is at Ann Arbor. Mich.
has been admitted TO the Delta Tau
Delta Fraternity at that university
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to frieI-cs IN Charlottesville.
John II. Parrott. OF Salem, was ir
Alexandria last week.
Mrs. p. T. Yeatman had as her guest
last week Miss Mary Custis Lee.
J. Matthews was confined 10 his home
by Illness last week.
s. l. Monroe spent a few days on a
cunning "trip 10 Broad Run last week.
Harrison c. Magoon has been appoint.
ed superintendent OF the National Gem
etery at Arlington.
J. Randall Cation spent some time in
New York last week.
Mr.. anS Mrs. Milton Alexander. who
have been visiting Mrs. c. c. Lead
beater IN this city. have returned 10
their home In Lancaster. Pa.
Henry Padgett was confined TO his
home. Ia North Fayette street. last
week by illness.
Mrs. F. V. J. Robinson, regent Of Mt.
Vernon Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution, last week attend
ed the State conference Of that society
in Richmond.
Mrs. A. J. Peterson left Alexandria
last week for Birmingham, Ala, to
spend the winter.
Charles King. who has been confined
TO his home in South St. Asaph street.
is improving.
The Rev. Frank p. Berkeley, Of Lees
burg. occupied the pulpit OF the Rev.
Dr. Fisher, at the Baptist Church, last
Sunday.
Mrs. William T. wilkins left Alexan-
dria for Danvine. Va. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm w. Hill are vis-
iting J. c. Smoot. at North Wilkes
boro, n c
R F. Lee Camp. Confederate Vete-
rams. last week elected Gen. @. ". c.
Lee an honorary member Of the camp.
Capt. Peter Geoshesan is m at his
home on the eastern shore OF Maryland
Capt. Joseph P. McCrink. formerly Of
this city, but now Of Washington, was
in this city last week
Mr and Mrs. P. J. Dempsey last week
paid a visit 10 their daughter. Mrs. J.
a Carter in Norfolk
Miss Lucy Mason, Of Louisville who
has been visiting Miss Cault Norton in
this city, has left for Petersburg.
Mrs. John II. Foster and Miss Mil
dred Foster have returned from a visit
TO FauquIer county.
Mrs Carrie Rowland. while stepping
from an electric car at the corner OF
Fairfax and Prince streets last week.
fell ana was painfully Injured.
Elisha Butler. who has been i'll, is
conValescent.
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Miss Isherw5od and Miss Robertson
were the guests last Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Byron Cook
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Wednesday evening at 500 O'Clock, at
the NJ street Memorial Church. Miss
Clara Farman and Roy Coursen. and
Miss Scott and Ralph Dennison. all OF
this place, were united in marriage By
the Rev. II. ]. Farman.
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Robert NJ. Elliott and family, who
have been occupying Miss Nellie
Sprankle's house this summer, have re-
turned 20 their home IN Washington.
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s l. Monroe spent few days on a
cunning "trip 10 Broad Run last week.
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Rockville

Mrs. Marie Jett and children, who
have been visiting at the home of Mrs.
r. C. WaTheld. have returned to Baltl-
more.
Announc cement is made that Thomas
Lyddane. Of the vicinity of Germantown,
this county. and Miss Emily Williams.
Of PoolSsville, are to be married Oh
November Is.
Sappling Ridge, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Myers, near Unity. this
county. was the scene of wedding at
noon on Thursday of last week. waen
their daughter, Miss Margaret Boone
Meyers. was married 70 Walter Hanson
GroomeS. a prominent young farmer Of
the Unity neighborhood. The offlciat-
ing minister was the Rev. Peter Royden,
rector Of the Episcopal Church, at
Olney. Those present included relatives
and intimate friends of the young
couple.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hickerson. OF
Falls Church, Va, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, William Woods. Of Park street.
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The Woman's Club. Of Kensington.
met last Friday az the home of AIRS.
Harry T.. Armstrong. The program
consisted of "a paper on Ancient
Rome by Mrs. Albert s. Galley. a
review of the works of Winston
Churchill by Mrs. Terrell. and Cur
rent Events by Mrs AshW0rJn
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Mrs. p. T. Xeatman had as her guest
last week Miss Mary Custis Lee.
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Edward Cooley. seventy years of age,
died on sunday night at his home near
Barnesville this county. OF cancer of
the ston sch His widow, who was Miss
Austin, and i've children survive him.
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J. Matthews was confined TO his home
by illness last week.
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Some Of lie recent building improve
ments in Kensinston are the remodel
ing OF the house purchased on Wash
ington street by Mc Fisher. the cree
tion of new barn on a C. Wartben's
place, and the building of q new dwell
ing house by Ar. Peter. on Prince
Georse avenue. Mr. Peters house is
about eompleted, and he expects 10
move his family into i next week.
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Miss Katherine Cook has returned
home from several months trip to the
British Isles.
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After spending two weeks in Mem
phis. Tenn. Mrs. Gates has returned to
her home on Brightwood avenue.
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Lawrence Rhinehart and family are
occupying the McKim cottage on NichoI
avenue.
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Harrison c. MagOon has been appoint
ed superint ntendent Of the National Gem
etery at Arlington.
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Louis schuech visited his sister. Mrs
@. GlascQe. the past week
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Dr.. Stacy a. ',ansom, a former resi-
dent OF Washington, but now in charge
oS the United States Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service in China. is
here on a visit. after an absence of i've
years. He is staying al 81 Seaton
street northeast.
Mr. and Mrs. Bohe, of Il q street
northeast, have returned from a visit
OF two weeks in Hoboken. y. J.
The citizens OF lexington are com
planning Of the thick pall of smoke from
the engines OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad
Miss Mary Burr. OF University Heights,
is in Philadelphia, the guest of Com
mander and Mrs. Craven, L. s. y.
The engagement of Miss Neva MAY
Norton 10 Henry X Scheer ha- been
announced The wedding VIII take place
November IS.
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r. Ii White. OF Philadelphia ant
Eighth streets. has gone 10 Arizona.
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Mrs. G. GIascoe visited friends in the
city the past week
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Mrs ". H. Dobson and little child
have been with Mr. and Mrs. ALE Dob
son for the past week,
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Personal Notes.

3Ir. and Mrs. Boyland have moved
from their home on Florida avenue and
are now boarding at tie home Of Nj
Boyland's mother on BrightWood ave
nue.
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Mrs. J. 5. Garrison, oI Washington,
was in town for few hours on Wed
uesday
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Louis Harr. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ..
R. Harr Of CapiroI View, was taken
10 one OF the Washington hospitals dur
Ing the past wees, bat is steadily i'm
proving. AIr H-rr has Eeen in Tor i've
weeks from pneumonia.
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Mrs. Albert s. Galley, Mrs. w. T
Hutchinson and Mrs. Queen, OF Wash.
ington, spent Wednesday in Kensington,
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Mrs Arthur Hendricks has returned
from Atlantic City. much improved in
health "a
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Mrs Fay is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Plummer.
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some time in Now York, Philadelphia,
and Bethlehem. Pa. on her way home.
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I the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Harry
\. Fellows.
Dr. Mckee, OF Washington. IS supply
ing the pulpit FOR the Rev. c. s. som
erviile during his absence
Miss Sue y. Riddle and brother, Dr.
David II. Riddle. left Monday for a visit
10 Chambersburg. w. Va.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frederick r. Dudley
/ entertained the Misses SaIlle and Carrie
Ball aud Stewart ana Frank Ball. OF
Lewinsville, at dinner on Tuesday.
/ Robert NJ Elliott and family. who
have been occupying Miss Nellie
/ Sprankle's house this summer have re-
turned 20 their home in Washington.
Mrs. J. S. Garrison. oI Washington,
was in town for a few hours on We'd
nesday.
p. Ii. McNulty IS visiting friends in
Sedalia. Mo.
Miss Alice McNair, OF Danville, y. Y,
is the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Eugene
L. McNaIr, on Maple avenue.
as their dinner guests on Thursday the
Misses Gertrude and Margaret NoUrse.
Mrs. Eugene /. McNair entertained
the Kings Daughters Circle at their
ah-day meeting on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll V. Shreve have
returned from their bridal trip, which
included Richmond. Newport News and
Norfolk. and Will spend uhe winter with
Mrs Shreve's parents, Mr. and Mrs
William N. Ellison.
S. II. Anderson is enjoying a hunt
ing trip among the mountains of West
Virginia.
Mrs J. NJ smoot entertained her
mother and sister. Mrs. Chapman and
Mrs. Spencer, from Washington, Friday
and SATURDAY
The Rev George 5. SomerviIe, rector
OF the Old Falls Church, Is spending
two weeks I'm New York
MT. and Mrs Leo Bergmark. Who
have been with Miss Nellie Green, have
returned TO their home in Philadelphia.
On a trip TO Southern California.
Miss Grace Gundry. of Gainesville.
Nd. IS visiting her sister at Gunwell
Mrs. WiIfred McCardle and little
daughter. Jeane have returned from
week spent with friends IN Washington
some time in New York, Philadelphia.
and Bethlehem. Pa. on her way home.
Mrs. Albert s Galley. Mrs. w. T
Hutchinson and Mrs. Queen, Of Wash
ington, spent Wednesday in Kensington.
Mrs Elizabeth Townsend. who has
been spending the summer at the home
of her son, j. Wilson Townsend, on
Montgomery avenue. returned TO New
York on Wednesday. MIR. Townsend
accompanied his mother. and viii visit
his sister, Mrs. Andrew Mayer, in
Brooklyn, before his return home.
Mrs. Ackerley. of New York. who has
been spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Filler. on
Knowles avenue, but returned to her
home on Thursday.
The little child OF MIR. and Mrs
Richard Greene who recently moved
into the house formerly owned by Mr..
Harry s. Ridgely. is very i'll from
pneumonia.
Mrs. G. r. Chapman. OF Baltimore,
returned to her home a few days ago.
after having spent a week or two at the
home of her daughter Mrs. George ".
Ashworth, on Washington street Mrs.
Ashworth accompanied her mother to
Baltimore. and visited her for a couple
d days.
Mrs " II. Dobson and little child
have been with Mr. and Mrs ALE Dob
son for the past week
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P. II McNulty IS visiting friends in
Sedalia. Mo
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J. Randall Caton spent some time in
New York last week.
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Mrs. Payne. OF Washington street, has
Deen called away on account OF the Sc
rious illness of her mother.
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Miss Alice McNaiT. OF Danville, y. y,
is the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Eugene
L. McNaIr, on Maple avenue
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Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend, who has
been spending the summer at the home
of her son, ]. Wilson Townsend, on
Montgomery avenue. returned 10 New
York on Wednesday. MIR. Townsend
accompanied his mother. and viii visit
his sister, Mrs. Andrew Mayer, in
Brooklyn, before his return home.
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Mrs. WIfred McCardle and little
daughter, Jeane. have returned from a
week spent with friends in Washington
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Mrs. Ackerley, OF New York. who has
been spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Filler. on
Knowles avenue, but returned to her
home on Thursday.
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The little child OF MIR and Mrs.
Richard Greene. who recently moved
into the house formerly owned by Mr..
Harry s. Ridgely. is very i'll from
pneumonia.
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Mrs. c. r. Chapman. OF Baltimore.
returned to her home a few days ago.
after having spent a week or two at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. George ".
Ashworth, on Washington street. Mrs
Ashworth accompanied her mother to
Baltimore and visited her for a couple
d days.
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Mrs. Rebecca Nevin. who has been for
some weeks the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. II. Warner, ret Tned 10 her home
last Thursday.
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John Mcqueen. formerly Of Forast
Glen. spent a few days the past weel,
az his old homo. He returned TO New
York on Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Newell had
as their dinner guests on Thursday tbs
Misses Gertrude and Margaret NOUrse
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Miss Josie Ridgeley, Of Washington.
was a recent guest OF DR.. and Mrs.
fodue