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The Washington times., 1906-09-30
Marriare of Miss Blighl.

The marriage Of Miss Katherine G.
Blight and Daniel +. ITaTJuett occurred
at ST. Peters Church Wednesday.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father O'Brien. Both Of the
contracting parties are we'll known I'm
this section Of the city. and a large
number of their friends were present
10 witness the ceremony, The attendants
We're Miss Mamie Sullivan as maid Of
honor. and John Connolly. best man.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home Of the brides
aunt Mrs. McMarroW. 1Fl Georgia ave
nue. southeast. whore the happy couple
were snowered with c0ngrat atulations.
The rooms were Jastcfuly decorated
with flowers. NIr. and Mrs. HaTnett
viii reside al the address mentioned.
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- Wedding AnnlversaIy.

A number of friends Of Nr. and Mrs.
Harry r. Rurlinga-le were present al
their home. go Fifth stret southeast
several evenings ago, to 'oin with them
ia celebrating their NTH wedding ami
Versary- Games were played. and pro-
gram Of vocal and instrumental music
was rendered. Refreshments We're serv-
ed- Following were the guests. Mr.. and
AIRS g. Crawford MI and Mrs G.. T.
WinkIemau. Mr. and Mrs. T.. Frost, Mr.
ana Mrs. j. +. Jennings. Mrs. \. O'Nen.
Miss Hazel O-NCu. l. White. r. n Ven
alLe- VI N CLark. and NJ kLm-aL.
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BrI8BtWOd

A very pretty gathering was held
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Games. of Brightwood
avenue The occasion was the ceIebra-
ti0n of the twenty-frst birthday ami
versary of their daughter. Miss Ella.
The young folks enjoyed music. games.
and refreshments. The guests were
Misses Agnes May. Mabel Sanderford.
Annie Ellis, Nellie MeIlinger, Maud KaI-
mar. Edith Hausener. Bertha Walker.
Maize Landener, Margaret Dicher, and
Lucile Compton. Robert KiIlman. John
Roberton. William Yates. Harry Talbot.
jay Schiller. Rederic1 Clark. Wilson
Johns son, Robert SdIlian, Frank Med
calf. Frederick Games. and Mr.. and
Ms. Games
Private F. J. Sylvester was trans
ferred from Fire Engine Company No.
? TO Truck F last Wednesday.
Miss Nina Drane. Of Philadelphia. is
the guest Of her cousin. Mrs. A. 6.
Osborn.
Private Rock. Of the Tenth precinct, Is
away on twelve days leave and win re-
turn about October I.
Mrs. A. G. Osborn. Of Brightwood ave
nue. visited friends in Takoma Park last
week
Private Burnheart, of Truck F. has
been promoted and transferred to fire
station No. 2.
My. and Mrs. Dexter. Of Madison
street had a 5 their guests Dr- and Mrs.
Dexter. Of Takoma Park.
Policeman Wortz returned Thursday
from a vacation Of ten days.
Captain Warrings Of Truck + fire sta
tion. left Friday for an extended trip.
He will spend most OF his time at Mag
ara Falls.
Mrs. q. GIascoe. of Lcnsfellow street.
visited her sister. Mrs. Joseph Bow
land. of Flroida avenue, last week
The Ladies Aid Society of the Whit
ney Avenue Memorial Christian Church
held a very successful entertainment
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Mrs. William r. Fisher. Mrs. Small
Miss Small. Mr. and Mrs Alexander
Mckenzie. MI and Mrs A. r Gordon.
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis ID. Wilson. Mrs.
Benjamin G. CoWl. AR. and Mrs J. D.
Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs James r.
Hutchinson, fr-. Miss Hutchinson. Ar.
and Mrs. q. Moore. Mrs Fillmore 4. 4.
Cook, Miss Bertha s. Parsley. Miss
Edith s. Moore. Mrs. a. II. Thompson.
Albert y. Bright ". s. Moore. Dr. and
Mrs. J. 3. G., CUstis, Mrs. Anna F..
Thompson. Mrs. Henry J. Bingham.
Mrs. Mary 2 Wilson. AIiss Edith
Church. Mrs. Robert A. Church. Charles
l.. Hutchinson. Miss Espey. T. IN.
Small jr. Miss Nan Grace AIcGreeor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. GaIliher, Miss
Catherine C. Queen. Or. Elmen \. Cook.
and Miss Dorothy Cook.
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selection Of soprano Not Made.

The Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
has not yet selected a new soprano SOLO
ist. but il is expected that a choice viii
soon be made. Mrs Hattie Meads-
Smith. who was former soloist in the
First Congregational Church of this
city. where she sang for several years.
win sing at the Metropolitan Church to-
day. During September only one musi-
cal service has been rendered on sun
days. but beginning in October the choir
viii furnish music AT both morning and
evening services
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Birthday Sunrise Parrv-

Miss Marie L. Hall was surprised by
a number OF her friends several even
iuEs ago at her home. 81 * street north
east. the occasion being the anniversary
of her birthday. Games and dancing
furnished amusement during the even
iag, and vocal and Instrumental music
was rendered. The following were pres
ent. Misses Marie Han, Mae Breea.
Lille Allen, Anna Hall. Mae Walsh.
katherine Tuohl, Air and Mrs. Hall.
Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Mahoney. and James
Mangau. Charles Skippon. Herbert
Brady, Theodore Hall William Hall. +.
Fawcett J SaTtaln. Ed Lauahau. and
Joseph Hall
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Marriage Annonncement.

Announcement has been made of the
recent marriage al Marlboro, Nd. of
Miss Emma De MaTr. Of C-5 South
Carolina avenue southeast, 20 George r,
DelmaEe. The ceremony was perform
ed IN the rectory Of Trinity Church. by
the pastor the Rev. Francis T. Nc
Manus
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lexington

Tie Z. Y. Lutheran Church OF th4s
Atonement, corner of North Capito
and L. streets, which has been unde
erection for some time. ig now very
near completion. Services are now be
ing held at 10 r street northeast Pew
J. Q. Baker, 81 L street northwest. isT
pastor
Dr. Thompson, pastor Of the EckIug-
ton Presbyterian Church, is again oc-
cupying his pulpit having returned
from his summer vacation
Miss Florence Murry has resumed her
studies at the Woman's College. BaIti-
more Md
Miss Alfrida Briggs. a former resident
OF lexington. d. c.. is now living az
The Berkshire" 1ii2 Chaplin street
northwest.
Miss DImple Trent, Of 81 New York
avenue northeast left Saturday for
Lynchburg. Va. to attend the fair.
where she viii Join her father on a trip
10 Cincinnati, Chicago. 81. Louis. and
Waverly Mo.
Mrs n. J. Brunfey. Of 81 New York
avenue. returned from AshviIle. Va.
where she has been visiting friends for
some time.
Mrs Mary Allison. OF RoschdaIe.
Ind. is paving visit o. her son and
daughter-in-Iaw. Nr. and AIRS Collar
more. 1893 First street northwest.
Mr.. Israel left The past week for Bal
umore. where he expects 10 resume his
studies at the Marylsnd University
DR.. A. Bielaski. pastor OF the North
Capitol II Z. Church. is expected IN
town Monday
Mrs, BieIaskt and Miss Ruth Bieiaski
VIII return fr5Tls t5ivir trip 20 Virginia
and Pennsylvania October g.
AIr and Mrs. Garrett, Of 81 Sraton
street, have returned from Atlantic
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XIe0OJ1dria

NEA EO
Miss Edna Reed last week Tsid a visit
to Miss Marian Musler in Hampton
Fletcher Dyson, son Of J. Frank Dy-
son. fell from a bicycle in kia6 street
and sprained his arm.
Miss Alice Chiun last week paid a visit
to her aunt. Mrs. F. ". Richardson
in Fairfax.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Cochran. who has been
visiting her daughter I'm Charlottesville,
has returned 90 her home in this city
Miss SibyI Smoot left for Baltimore
last week TO enter the Woman's Col
Iese.
Miss Mamie Mclaughlin visited
friends in Front Royal last week.
James A. stoutenburgh. who has been
IN at his home I'm North Columbus
street, is improving.
Mss Louls smoot was last week the
guest Of Miss Waite. az Culpeper.
Mrs. Lawrence Washington is visit
ing Mrs. Beverley Tucker, in Norfolk.
Mrs. Clarence c. Leadbeater had as
her guest last week Miss Rose Barley.
Mrs. s. +. Dyson had as her guests
last week Mr., and Mrs, ri, r. Craw-
ford, of PhnipsburE, n. j., and the
Rev. and Mrs. j. Barnes, of Manuel
Mrs. Edward Windsor. of New York.
who mas been visiting Mrs Robey in
South lee street has returned home.
Miss BERTHE Matthews last week viS-
tied friends al Hillsb0ro. L0ud0un
county.
ars. Richards and family. who have
been visiting iu Winchester have re-
turned.
Charles $. Howell. of this city. and
Miss %eule s Bizon. Of R1ieigh, y. c..
were married iu Washington Septem-
ber Is
Mr.. and AIRS. Charles Bendhoim had
as their guest last week samuel
Srhwartz of Washington.
Miss Ethel Grimes. who has been
spending three weeks visiting friends at
Flushing, T. J.. has returned 20 her home
in Prince street.
MIS-. Albert ID. BrocIsrtt last week
visited friends lB PirJsburg.
Mahlon H. Janney who has been spend
ing the summer iu Pennsylvania and the
mountains of Virginia has returned
Miss Mamie AEucw has returned from
LcesbUTg where she has been the guest
OF Miss Mary Berkeley
r. P.W.Gaualt who has been visiting
Ia Richmo1d and Fredericksburg is
home.
Mrs. j. T. Burke who has been spend
ing the past month at the White SuIpher
Springs has returned
Mrs Samuel t. Monroe Is home after
visiting az the Plains
Miss Mary Gentry who has been i'll
is improving.
Mrs Edgar WardeId had as her guest
in South Fairfax street last week Mr.
and Mrs Thomas O.. Boswell OF Rich
muud.
Mrs. William Campbell has gone 10
Ohio 20 visit her mother
Edward b. Kemp and mother who
have been visiting friends in this city
left for trip 10 Niagara Falls. They
viii return 90 this city before leaving
for their home in New Mexico.
@. Mason Smith and Miss Louise
kiscDdaneT were quietly married at the
home % tile brides mother i'm North ST.
Asaph street last week
Miss NJ @. Norton who has been
spending the summer at EUicott City
has returned.
p. N Bradshaw has returned from a
visit 70 Toronto
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A recent visitor to Anacostia was John
Anderson. a brother of Lieut.. ". 7. An
darson. Of tho Anacostia precinct. Tho
visitor was entertaincd az the home Of
Lieutenant Anderson. and spent short
time with relatives i'm Anacostia. Mr..
Anderson made his home hero while y
oov. and later engaged in business in
Philadelphia. He has been cruising on
the Atlantic cosst during the summer
months, and left this place last week fer
Mexico.
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Northeast
WASHINGTON

At q recent meeting OF the Christian
Nomaus Board Of Missions. Of the
Ninth street Christian Church. corner
Ninth ana ID street northeast. the fol
lowing officers were elected for the COM
ing year: President. Mrs. Frank MorTi-
son: vice president Mrs. Prewitt; secre-
tary, Mrs. Arthur Bishop; treasurer,
Mrs. Frank Carpenter.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Il.
Jouvcnal and George II. YOcum oc-
Cured Wednesday evening at O'Clock
The ceremony was reformed by the
Rev Father Smith, assisted by the Rev.
Father McGuIgan. The bride was at
tended 10y her sister, Miss Gertrude
JOuyenal and the groom was attended
by his brother, Harry Yocum. The
ushers were Milton Fielder, Mark Dunn,
ollie Purcell. and Howard Lorenzo. 4
wedding supper was several immediate
lv following the ceremony. Later i'm
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Yocum left
the city on their wedding trip. 20 return
after October !, when they viii take up
their residence ct 1924 North Capito.
street.
An interesting Capitol Hill wedding
Was hoIemnlHtu W eGueSdty evening az
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Joseph X.
Potter, G43 East Capitol street when
their daughter. Miss Katherine NJ Pot
ter, was married 10 Albert b. Willis.
The Rev, Alexander Kent, of the
Peoples Church. performed the cere-
mOny.
Another wedding Of interest was ,h8t
OF Miss Hattie NJ Perroat and Henry
Behlert. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Johns Of Christ Epis-
coral Church, at the home of the
brides father, George Perrott. The
brides only attendant was n cousin.
Miss Nathalie TruuneH. Because OF tho
recent death Of the brides mother only
the relatives OF her family and the
groom's sister, Mrs, Brown, of Brook
lyu, ~ Y. were present. A wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Behlort left Tire city
on a trip 30 Philadelphia. Brooklyn. and
Atlantic City After October l3 they
Uiu be NJ home az G25 Tenth street
northeast The bride was the recipient
of many handsome presents.
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Afs- MarceFon, or Capltol Ilill, is en-
| tertainIng as her guests. her daughter
/ Mrs William F. Smith. formerly of
Washington. but now OF Wheeling. w
Va, and her grandson, Francis Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Haskins. fr..
have returned 10 the city. and are re-
siding at 10i Ninth street southeast
Mr. and Mrs. George l. Quinn. for
merlv Miss Mary V. Barbour. have re-
turned to the city. and are a 2oi Elev-
enth street southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs Secley. Of Capitol Hill.
are entertaining as their guest. CIar-
ence Seeley, a brother Of Mr.. Seeley.
Of Wheeling, W. Va.
Angelo Weller. Of the Renroc Club.
left The city last week for Philadelphia.
where ne has taken up a course of en-
gineering at The University OF PennsyI-
van;a.
Following a summers stay i'm Vir-
ginia, Mrs. PIitchett and her daughters
have returned to their home on Capitol
Hill
After A visit at Luray. Va. Mrs.
Clifford V. Stump has returned home.
The Misses Anderson and Mrs. John
Anderson, Of A street. have returned
home from their vacation spent i'm
Rosemore, Va.
Mrs. c. r. Locke. OF Capitol Hill. has
returned 70 the city, after a stay at
Fort Defiance. Va.
After a vacation of two months Miss
Jessie =. r. Grant. orsanist of the Net
ropolitan Presbyterian Church. has re-
turned 10 the city TO resume her mus
Zeal duties. Miss Grant spent couple
Of weeks with Mrs. Or. Richard Kings
man. Of East Capitol street. at her
summer home at Eaglesmere. Pa. and
the rest or her vacation with her
brothers, Fred A. Grant. Of Brooklyn.
and Walter Grant, Of Boston.
DR.. George W. Smith. of rs Seventh
street southeast, has gone TO ST Louis.
where ne viii spend three weeks with
his daughter.
Miss Helen Paul. who spent the sum
mer with relatives in Morristown and
Scranton, Pa, has returned 10 her
home, 1884 Pennsylvania avenue
Lieutenant Raley, of No. S Engine
Company, has left the city on his fur
Tough which he win spend IN Charles
county, Nd
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Miss Evelyn Price and her brother.
Mr.. Price. of Capitol Hin. are staying
at Elvan, Va. where they are the
guests of Mrs. RinkeT,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Nottingham and
". X. Nottingham are making a short
stay az Atlantic City
Mrs. Anna x. Gardiner, of East Capt
toI street. is visiting in Virginia with
friends.
Miss Irene Pole. of Eighth street
northeast. recently entertained as her
guests for a few days Miss Anna Nc
CauIoy. of New Jersey. and Miss Joseph
inc Hinchman, of Philadelphia.
Following a pleasant stay at Ocean
CITY. Mrs. Blanche NJ. Rodgers. who is
the soprano soloist in the choir of St
Aloysius' Catholic Church, has re
turned to the city and has resumed her
musical work for the coming season.
stephen J. Kubel. the organist at ST.
AIoysius' Church, has returned TO the
city from his vacation and has taken
charge Of the choir. Miss Elizabeth
TYLER sang c0utralto i'm the choir last
Zeh Johnston, who has been i'll. The
tenor soIoist has not yet been selected
for the season.
Following stay of a couple of months
in the Allegheny mountains, Commander
and Miss Platt have returned 10 Wash
ingtOn and have TeOpened their home
on 3 street southeast.
William J. Oates has returned home
after spending his vacation, and has
reOpened his studio.
DIT. X. 2. Barnes. of Capitol Hill
left the city recently on a trip to New
York.
Following a visit 70 Boston and At
lantic City. DR.. and Mrs. Lcwes VII
son and daughters have returned to
their home on Capitol Hill
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IN A DANGEROUS PLACE

Schroeder Cto his neighbor. a vyidau-s-.
Why did you send ss55r Iousekeeper
away, since she was such a good COOKE
The widOWer-She made such splendid
puddings I was afraid I should marry
heT.-Fliegendc p aetter
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and fair in the Sunday school hail Tues
day evening. The people Of the congre-
cation attended in large numbers and
spent a very enjoyable evening
Mrs Hattie Alleck. of Brishtwood
avenue. visited friends in the city last
week.
Private Pearson has returned 10 his
work at the Tenth precinct station after
a leave Of ten days.
Policeman Auguste. cf the Tenth pre-
c:nct. has returned from a short leave
of three DAYS.
A. c. Ridgeway and family have just
moved 10 their new residence, GIG Park
road.
w. H. Holidge. fireman of Truck F.
returned Friday from long stay in
Philadelphia.
Private speer. of the Tenth precinct.
Is very III.
w. II. Allen. Of the Tenth precinct.
returned Friday from a vacation of
three days.
Private KaVanaGE, of the tenth pre-
cinct, is away on sick leave.
Miss Helen Townsend of Mt 81.
AgDes College Of Baltimore, spent sat
urday with her mother On Harvard
street.
Mrs. W n. WillfOTd, OF Park -Csd,
LETT last Tuesday for New York. where
she will remain for few days and then
take water trip to Boston.
Private Hollidgc OF Station No. 10,
returned from a short vacation Thurs
day.
Private TsYscott. Of the Terth pre-
cinct, reported back for duty last week
after a short period of Illness.
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ChuTch Nnfes

The Sunday school II the Ninth Street
Christian Church, Ninth street north
east. celebrated Rally Day last Sun
da'- morning. and the young people of
the church were present in large NUM-
bers. An orchestra was present and an
excellent musical program was rendered
under the direction Of Joseph O. Harri-
son. the orgauist Of the church. Mrs.
r. r.. Pirrle SANG 4 soprano solo, There
is a City Bright ny Loud. and Mr.
Harrison rendered Rsn's "Cavatina" on
the violin. The orchestra rendered the
following numbers Hearts Message. 90
by Sautelmann. Apple Blossoms" by
Benedix. and a march by Hall
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Building Notes.

The frame dwelling being erected by
Contractor Lohr on Wheeler road for
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCauiey Is pro-
crossing rapidly.
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AR. and Mrs. a. II, McGHan gave a
reception at their home, 642 Sixth street
northeast Monday evening. in honor OF
the fifteenth birthday anniversary Of
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Mr. and Mrs. william .. Bratton, of
Park street, left yesterday morning, for
Jersey City. y. J.. where they will spend
a week. later going 70 Paterson and
Newark. y. !.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Evelyn Price and her brother.
Mr.. Price. of Capitol Hill. are staying
at Elvan, Va. where they are the
guests of Mrs. RinkeT.
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r. b. Wright. Of Nichols avenue. was
recently appointed a private in the
District Fire Department, and was as
signed TO engine company No 4.
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Proposed New Road.

Residents OF this community are dis
cussing the proposition recently made
relative TO the construction OF a public
thOrouEhfare along the south shore OF
the river between Anacosta and Gies-
borO. 10 is expected that Congress will
take up the matter next session, and if
the proposition is carried out the route
of travel between these two places VIII
be entirely charged. II would also fur
Iish q new route 70 the Government
Hospital for the Insane. and it will be
necessary. IL is stated for that insti-
tuition 10 surrender a small portion OF
the surrounding grounds for a part OF
the proposed road.
The site for the new AnaCoE-ia pub
Ic school building, for the construction
Of which. together with the purchase Of
the necessary ground. Congress has ap-
propriated $4,000. has not vet been
Bought. although fl has been heard
from a reliable source shat the Com
missiOners have already chosen the site.
II is stated that the new school will be
located on Harrison street, near
Adams street
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Miss Bessie Cushmsn left on Friday
for Richmond Va. where she will spend
the winter. studying vocal music unde'
Mrs Maloney of that city.
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Notes Of the Churches.

After Il summer recess, the Sunday
school Of 81. Teresa's Roman Catholic
church renewed its sessions last sun
day Tie classes in Saturday instrIc-
tio1 have also been resumed. and
large number or the Sunday school chil-
dren have responded % Tie invitation tC
join.
Last Sunday was rally day at The Bap-
tist Church. on Nishols avenue. when
funds were raised with which 20 repair
damage e. the church caused by re-
cent rains. The officers Of the church
report that a satisfactory sum was
realized.
a series o. special sermons has been
induEurated az the AuaC0-tia Baptist
Church 10y the pastor the Rev. Il. N.
Gcrcu.
The sodality # the Children Of
Mary Of ST Te-eSe'T Catholic Church
wilI resume its sessions early U Oc-
t0ber No meetmg~ vere held during
the suUEser mcuths.
Tie following officers lave beer
elected by the Father Lights Society OF
the Auarostia Baptist Church. Miss
Blanche heifer, president. Miss Emma
Hcilows. vice president Donald Paxton.
scCTetary- Miss Cecilia Dean. trca asUrer.
Miss &. Paxton, superintendent
A few changes have recently been
made In the hours fer holding services
m the Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church in Minnesota avenue. Tie mid
week and Sunday evening services will
be held NJ 80 o'clock instead of 81
% clock. and the meetings Of The Chris
tian Endcavor Society of the church will
take place al GO o'clock instead cf :
%. IN.
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Henry McKim will move into his new
dwelling on Nichols avenue. in the But
terfield addition. this week.
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'IaKOIIlaBaTk

Theodore WostJroolI and family have
returned to their home on Grant ave
nuc. after spending the summer at
Thousand Islands Park, n. L
c. II. AIcAHister. OF Maple street, is
spending a few days IN New York and
Wilmington, n. J., on official business.
F'ld,r K. c. Russell, OF Ethan Alien
street is now at New York city on
business.
Elder J. S. washburn. a former resi-
dent of his place IS here for few
days attending council ana visiting old
friends
Mrs. George Coursen ana daughter,
who have been at Mrs Coursen's Old
home I'm Vineland. y. J., most Of the
summer returned recently 10 her home
or Grant avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins passed through
this place, having come directly from
Battle Creek, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner returned last
week from their vacation IN South Lam
caster. Mass.
Mrs. Curtis. who mas been in Maine
this past summer, has returned 10 her
home on Cedar street.
Miss Ida Walkers and her mother. OF
Columbus. Ohio are at present visit
ing at the home Of their brother and
son. who reside across the Sligo.
j. vs. Jackson has been quite ul az
his home on Holly avenue
Elder A. c. Daniels. who made
flying trip 90 New York. returned Tues
day 10 his home on Blair road.
Mr. wuiamon. OF Washington, Mass
has recently arrived here 90 take up
school work az this place.
j. vs.. Jarvis spent a few days al
home ON Cedar street and returned ro
New York Monday on official business
Mr. Lush. OF Brooklyn. y. y. al
former student uf Washington Truiniug
College. has returned 10 resume his
studies.
Dr. MorIan is g..s, Of Prof ANA Mrs
Derby. at the Washington Training
College
Mr. Russell formerly of Michigan. isl
here 90 begin his medical course att
George Washington University.
their daughter Miss Louise MCGheu.
Decorations OF plants sud flowers made
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Lieut. John C0yiugton. of chemical
engine company No. 8. is on leave OF
absence.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Ground has been broken for the erec-
tiou Of a residence Tor Charles ".
Seger in the Butterfefd addition
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Secley. Of Capitol Hill.
are entertaining as their guest. CIar-
ence Seeley, a brother Of Mr.. Seeley.
OF Wheeling. w. Va
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Nottingham and
". X. Nottinghan are making a short
stay az Atlantic city.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Charles Thompson. of Philadelphia
street. and Joseph Waters of Nichols
avenue. were recently appointed mem
bers of the metropolitan police force.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Quinn. for
merlv Miss Mary Y. Barbour. have re-
turned to the city. and are at 2oi EIev-
enth street southeast
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Charles ". Frazier. VINO for many
,.osr- was q we'll knOwn resident OF
mis- section. has gone to Norfolk. Va.
who're ne will reside in The future. Mr
17,.s 1fsr was a clerk in the Washington
.tt,, noS.offce for twcnty-seven years.
end resigned his position there Sep
+a-,Fa7 Is
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Mrs. Samuel T. Hind and daughter.
Of Philadelphia street. are visiting rela-
tlves and friends in Wisconsin,