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The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Falls Church, Va.

The Rev. J. Edwin Amos and wife
went to Baltimore on Tuesday to be
the guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Rice.
DIT. Tunis c. Quick has sold his place
on Washington street TO Miss Eliza
beth Hendricks and Will spend the win
ter in Washington.
Miss Margaret r. Nourse, of Whining
ton. n. c.. is visiting her old home for
a few weeks.
Edwin c. Walker, of Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
has returned home after a short visit 70
his mother. Mrs. II. w. Walker.
Mrs, Milton Henoek AMI little daugh-
ter. OF St. Louis. No, are the guests
of their aunt, Mrs. I. a. Conklin, at Red
Naples.
Mrs. George r, Phillips, Of Washing
ton, was the guest of Miss Ada Rhodes,
on Wednesday.
Mnlard Vincent, of Alexandria. Va,
has been the guest of his sister Mrs
5. Roland Dishman, for the past week.
Miss JEANNE Hodgson has returned
from a lengthy visit to her friend, Miss
Catlett. OF Wilmington. n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barker and baby
Frank. have returned to theiI home in
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Rechabite Chiefs Organize.

More than thirty past chief rulers Of
the Independent Order of Rechabites
were present at Rechabite Hail. 3o4 B
street southeast. one evening last week,
where they assembled for the purpose
Of organizing a past chief rulers asso-
ciatiOn of Rechabites of the District Of
Columbia. The meeting was an en-
thusiastic one, and the following officers
OF the new organization We're elected
without delay: President. James /.
ROLF. of Harmony Tent, No. lu-0; vice
president, J. c. Eller. of Jehu Tent No
y; recording secretary. George w Roe,
Of Wreath Tent No. l03; financial sec
retary, Mrs. Alice II. Lithow, or Eastern
Tent. No. 35: treasurer. j. W. Jackson,
cf Jehu Tent. No. p; guard. Allen II.
LithgOw. Of Eagle Tent, No. =
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Junior Mechanics Anniversary

The members of Edward j. Ross
Council, No. 26, Junior Order United
American Mechanics, We're present I'm
large numbers at Northeast Temple.
corner Twelfth and II streets northeast.
Tuesday evening, when the council ceIe-
brated its eighth anniversary. The fol-
lowing program was rendered. Piano
solo, Prof. s. A. Oden- address, state
Councillor +. n. Webber, ST.; musical
selections, Prof, Hanlon's orchestra;
fancy dance and song, Miss LeOnie Cal
Ian; whisting solo, Prof. Clark. solo. r.
". Ballard; recitauOns. Miss Pierson
and Ashley Flynn; the "Star-SpangIed
Banner" by a special quartet, piano
duet Mrs. u. II. Sigu0r ana AIiss Vera
Thompson song and dance. Miss Mel
son; solo, Prof, Flint; dance, Miss
LcOna Callau.
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lexington

Tuesday evening. the Edward J. Ross
Council, No. 26. Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics, celebrated its
eighth anniversary in the Northeast
Temple. The hall was thronged with
friends. Prof ). A. oder opened the
exercises with a plano prelude; Cour Z.
cilor F. n. Webber. sr, followed WITH
an address on the, history of the ordar.
after which Prof. Han Ions orchs IS
ira rendered some selections. Miss Le-
onia Callar favored the audience with
fancy dance and song; Prof. Clark
displayed marvellous whistling featsi
r. T. Ballard sang the Chicken Song"
Ashley Flynn and Miss Pierson recited;
THE Star-Spangled Banner" was rem
dered beautifully by a quartet; T. Y.
SignOr and Miss Nena Thompson play
ed plano duet: Miss Nelson gave a
song and dance; Prof. Clint SAM
several songs. and Miss Callan conclud
ed the program with a dance. The en-
tire affair was q marvellous success.
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c. H. S. Club Entertained.

The Sophomore Club, If Central High
School. was entertained FTidey evening,
at the home Of Miss Dorothy Lang. Of
Hclmead place. 4he first part OF the
evening was occupied bv q business
meeting. 2. Clagett was elected presi-
dent. Miss n. Ballinger, vice president;
Miss Edith Earnest. secretary; and
George Eeinburg. treasurer. Music and
dancing followed until a late hour, when
refreshments were seTved. Those pres
ent We're AIessrs- b. Clagett, Henry Zeh,
Clarence Pistol, Herndon Morsel.
Reigns Wallis Edmond Eheem, Frank
Stevens. George Hlnds. and Misses LII
liar Thomas. Anita Ballinger. Mildred
Dick. Adelaide Wilson. Dorothy Lang.
Mable Reeves. Edith Earnest and
Mable MilIard
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Wedding Anniversary Surprise.

Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Conneu We're
pleasantly surprised by a number Of
their friends Wednesday evening, the
occasion. being the fifteenth anniver-
sary of their wedding. A program Of
music and recitauOns was rendered
during the evening, and refreshments
We're served. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Couuell
received a number of handsome pres
euJs. The following were among
those present: Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Deards,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Moore. AIr and
Mrs. John Sprecher, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
i. sabin. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. T..
StOddard.
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MIss MaEie H0oper Entertains.

Last Monday evening Miss Marie
Hooper entertained a number Of her
friends at her home, A21 G street north
east. in honor Of her sixteenth birthday
Games and music furnished amusement
for the guests the greater part Of the
evening. and at a late hour refresh
ments were served. The following were
among those present. Eva Berry. Mae
Burns. Neva Thomas. Elizabeth Burns,
Harriet Burns. James Sullivan, Eliza
beth Bladen, Miriam Fairbanks. Mamie
Cooksey, Marie Hooper Harold Narder-
werker, Robert Swain, Elmer Griffith.
Mr. and Mrs. Hooper. Mrs. Skinner.
Mrs. Swain, and Mrs. Varderwerker.
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In Honor of Friend

in honor of her friend, Miss Anna
McCauley, of New Jersey, Miss Irene
Pole, of Eighth street northeast, gave
a card party Wednesday evening 20 a
number of guests. The successful con-
testants received handsome prizes. The
rooms We're tastefuuy decorated for the
occasion, and "a musical program was
rendered Later iu the evening, re-
freshments We're served after which
dancing was enjoyed until "a late hour.
The following We're guests. Misses
Mamie Henry. Anna Taylor. May
Hodge, Marie Gass, May Smith, and
William Guest, Paul Knoll. John Nc
ElheFry. Ernest Tomly, and Samuel
Pole.
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Christian Fndeayor Soeial.

The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Presbyterian Church gave social
in the Sunday School building, on Fri
day evening. The society is in fine con-
dition. ard will be an important lacttu'
in church work during the coming win
ter. The officers are as follows, Presi-
dent. Elden Z. HartshOrn; vice prcsi-
dent, Wilson Townsend: secretary. Elsie
Cunningham, treasurer, Alan King.
secretary Howard King.
Committees nave been appointed for the
years work with the following chair
men; Prayer Meeting j. Brett Bron-
son; Lookout, ]. u. Townsend, Mission
airy. Wilson L. Townsend. Social. Min
ME 1. McIIwee; Flower, Charles Chap
man.
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Ninth Birthday Anniversary.

In honor Of the ninth birthday ami
Yersary of her son, Mrs. II. Usebio gave
q party 10 a number OF little folks Mon
day night, at her home, 1l05 Seventh
street southeast. Palms and flowers
decorated the rooms. and many small
lanterns made the scene a very attraC-
tive one. Games were played. after
which refreshments were served. The
following were present: Misses Annie
Wise, May Wise. LOttIe Norton, Mar
guerite Eeyser, Ida Henry, Ruth Henry,
Louise Henry. Agnes Houlahdn. LOret-
Ia Houlahan, Lillian Fritz Rosebud
Fritz. Mabel COoksey. Eva Cooksey,
Margery COrcoran. LeOna BurCh, Eva
Turner, Masters Charlie Wise, Bennie
Blaire, Johnnie Morton, Milton Deneal,
Eduard Deneal, Walter Cooksey, Mrs
c. L. Wise and Mrs r. Shark.
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80 Weddinq Anniversary.

4 large number OF guests were pres
ent at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Hammer on Capitol HiI Wednesday
evening. and offered congratulations 10
the host and hostess IN honor Of the
fifth anniversary OF their wedding The
rooms were tastefully decorated for the
occasion, and several musical numbers
were rendered. Refreshments were serv-
ed. The following assisted Mrs. Ham
mer IN entertaining the guests Mrs
Ralph A Howe Mrs. Charles LOefher,
Mrs. Argus Ferguson. Miss Hammer.
Miss Foster. and the Misses Follmer.
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New Officers Installed.

The newly elected officers of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the Ninth
Street Christian Church, We're installed
as the last meeting of the society. The
installing officer was the Rev Albert
Evans, pastor of the Metropolitan Pres
byterian Church Special musical num-
bers We're rendered by Mrs. Ross Pritte.
Mrs. Il. A. Rule Prof. Joseph O. Har-
rlson. Miss Katie Bell. and Miss Stella
Haywood. Two now members were
added to the society. The meeting was
closed with prayer by A, c.. Bishop,
president Of the organization.
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CrandIe-Miles Nuptials.

Wednesday noon. James T.. Crandle
and Miss Bertha l. Miles, both OF Lau-
rel. Nd, were married by the Rev.
Alexander Bielaski. OF the North Capt.
tOl Methodist Episcopal Church. The
bride was beautifully gowned ia crepe
de chine and lace. and carried a huge
bunch Of American Beauties. Miss
Louise II. Janney. of Washington, d.
c., was bridesmaid. and wore blue silk
null with Irish point lace. Wilber T..
Forkes was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crandle are now IN Florida.
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celetrates Fifth Birthday.

Miss Katie Muller celebrated her fifth
birthday by entertaining a number Of
her little friends at her home. 220 +
street northeast The evening was spent
IN games and music, after which re-
freshmeuts were served, The following
were present; Aargaret sitter, Jean
nette Sitter. Staple Byer, Ethel Davis,
Frank Davis. Thelma Ager, Minnie
Davis, Alice Paterson. Craimer Van
dorm. Mrs. Tolscu. Mrs. Sitter, Mrs.
Davis. Miss Cora Tolson. Miss Ger
trude Grcenhulgh, and Mrs. Green
hulgh.
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Club Resumes Meetings.

Following a prolonged summer recess,
the Abracadabra Club held its first
meeting OF the season at the home Of
Miss c. A. Van Doren on East Capitol
street The members responded to roll
call with selections from the Elizabeth
an poets. Mrs. Loretta W. McCreery
and Mrs. T. p. Clark read interesting
original stories, and George r. Ide gave
an account of his cruise last summer
Miss Cowl recited. and DR.. Baker gave
a brief talk, Refreshments were served.
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Little - Gerbauser,s PartY.

In honor Of her NTH birthday ami
versaTy, Miss Daisy Gerbauser enter
tanned several OF her little friends at
her home Monday evening. Games fur
uished amusement until time for re-
freshmeHts was announced. The follow
ing were present: Misses Doris Isell
Annie Gross, Alma Tucker, Elsie Don
aldsOn, Elsie DTuFy. Ethel Brown, Mrs
Whaley Mrs. Isell, Mrs. Drury, Mr.. and
Mrs. George GerbaUser, ST., Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gerbauser. jr., Mrs. Yates,
John Wood. and Clarence Whaley.
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Coridon-Miller Wedding.

A pretty ceremony was performed
Thursday evening at the church Of the
Holy Comforter, East Capitol and Four
teenth street southeast. when Miss Elsie
+. Miller and Philip +. Gordon were
married by the Rev. Father Boone, as
sisted by the Rev. Father Mcguire.
The only attendants were Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Harper shortly after the ceremony,
the couple left the city on q trip
North. After November ! they viii be
al home 10 their friends at 502 G street
northeast
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Grace Church Choir Resumss.

The members Of the choir OF Grace
Episcopal Church. Ninth and d streets
southeast have resumed their musical
duties after a prolonged vacation. and
are practising numbers for the coming
season. DR.. ". T. DaIes again has
charge Of the organ and choir and AIRS.
Robert Fatt, whose singing was enjoyed
SO much by the congregation last year,
has been re-engaged as soprano s0l0Ist.
Last Sunday morning she rendered q
selection from The Messiah" The
special musical services which were
held last year Will be resumed this
month
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Childis Birthday Party.

The little friends of Miss Katie Null
Ter came 10 her home, 90 j. street
northeast, last Saturday afternoon, TO
help celebrate her NTH birthday. The
guests were Misses Margaret and Jean
nette sitter. Ethel Davis, Thelma Ager,
Minnie Davis, Alice Paterson, Gertrude
Greenhulgh. and Cana folsom the Mas
ters Frank Davis, Staple Byer, and
Craimer Vandom. Mrs. Sitter, Mrs.
Davis, and Mrs. Greenhulgh were also
present.
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Wsdding Anniversary CeIebEated.

A number Of the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edmund Reynolds were present
al their home on Capitol Hil one
evening last week, when they cele-
brated the fourteenth anniversary OF
their marriage. A musical program
was rendered and refreshments served.
The following We're present; Mrs
Charles simms. Mrs. Hargrove. Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Jackson, Mrs. Joseph
Warren. Mrs. wellington. Mrs. Robert
Ashton. Mrs. William Rollins, Mrs.
Walter Stewart, Mrs. William Joyce,
Miss Miller, Miss Simms, the Misses
Simms. the Misses Hawkins, Miss
Brown. Miss McKau. the Misses Thigh
man, s. Jackson. IT,, W. Newman. James
McKau, =. Minor, and AIessrs. ElwOOd.
Lane. Browne, Mason. ana Jones.
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Birthday Party.

Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Van
hO.n, Of Erightwood avenue, Cele-
brated the eleventh birthday Of their
daughter Helen Music and games were
enjoyed until late hour. Those pres
ent were Mt. auC Mrs. Vdnhurr.
Messrs- John Small Charles Pauiay.
William Kent, Henry SonwalI, SemCre
LoOknIur Randolf Eingsley, Cliftor
Springs, and Misses Nellie AIasonsun.
Monte Birehtr, Helen Vanhorn, Grace
Nanhorn, Edna Seiby. Birddi Belm0re.
and Frances EmmOns.
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The Washingtonians Entertained.

Miss Edith Appleby entertained the
''Washingtonians" Monday evening a
delightful evening was spent with music
and games. Arrangements We're made
for the clubs opening bali. to be held at
National Rifles ArmOry Hall. October
IS. Those present We're the Misses SIa-
ter, Harmon, Glddings. Breslin, Apple
by. and the Messrs Phelps. Bricker
Chase. CIltt. Helblg, Leaman. The next
meeting is TO be az Miss HaTmOn's. ITO
Sixth street northwest.
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Christian Fndeavor Services

The weekday services being held at
the Christian EndeavOr Chapel. SIS L
street southeast. are attracting large
congregations The exercises Tuesday
evening were led by Dr. S. II. Luckett,
Of Metropolitan PTesbyrerlau Church
Christian E.EdeavOr. A large number OF
children were present and Dr. LucketC
directed his remarks % TEN.
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Southeast
WASHINGTON

An announcement of much interest to
residents Of this section has been made
telling Of the recent marriage of Miss
Rose L. Miller and George n. Slater.
The ceremony was performed at the
church OF the Holy Comfort r, 10y the
Rev. Father Mcclure. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Slater have a large number OF
friends on Capitol Hin.
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Ladies, Auxiliary Meeting.

the first meeting FOR the season OF
the Ladies Auxiliary Societies Of St
Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church viii
be held at the parsonage on Fawcett
avenue. next Wednesday morning. tho
missionary societies conVeuing at IL
o'cloCk, and the Ladies Aid after lunch
con. Mrs a q. Spielman end Mrs.
Harry 5. Ridgely VIII serve luncheon.
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Entertained School Teachers.

Mrs Frank T. Chapman entertained
the teachers OF the public school. to-
gether with the school trustees and
their wives. Monday evening. Mrs.
Chapman presented 10 her guests
projects that have been proposed by
the Woman's Club for the advantage
Of the public schols in this place.
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Condon-MlIIe Wedding.

Elsie L. Miller and Philip +. Condor
were married last Thursday evening at
the Church OF the Holy Comforter. The
Rev. Father Boone. assisted by the Rev.
Father Mcclure, performed the cere-
mony- Mr. and Mrs J. Harper We're the
attendants. The couple left just after
the ceremony for Pennsylvania, New
York. and New Jersey. They viii be at
home after November !, at their home.
5o2 Q street northeast.
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Kensineton Womans, Club

Club OF Kensington. Mrs. Harry Arm
strong was elected corresponding sec
retary and Mrs George S. PAUL was
appointed TO represent the club in
matters pertaining TO child labor prob
lens and legislation.
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Social Science en- Meets.

The Social Science Club. Of Forest
Glen. met at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wright Saturday evening. DIT.
Fewkes outlined before the club the
work he hopes to do in the Southwest
during the next few months.
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Yost- -SmalIwood NuptiaIs.

Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. John Eston Smallwood for
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Ida C. smanwood 10 Millard Guy Yost.
The ceremony viii take place al Wilson
Memorial Church, Eleventh street north
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Home Interest Club Session.

The Home Interest Club. of Forest
Glen. met Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. George Getty. Mrs. Chandler read
"The Moon" a monthly budget OF
neighborhood news and review Of ques-
tions Of local interest
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Aloysius Club Opens School.

The Aioysius Club opened its night
school last Wednesday evening There
are twenty-five young men in the school,
which is conducted by the Jesuit Fa-
theirs attached to St. Aloyslus' Church.
The classes are held in the rooms OF
GOnZaga College.
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Bridge Club Entertained.

The Tuesday morning Bridge Club
was entertained by Miss Parker. on
Capitol Hill. The following guests were
present: Misses Stone. Alton. Jenkins,
Ludlow, Burt. Crosswaite. Mills. Grant,
and Hutchinson.
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eUARDINC AGAINsT TAINT.

Financial Maguate-Xou won't object,
I u~esume, if make nly campaign con-
tributlon this year as heavy as usual?
Treasurer (of campaign fund)-Cer-
tainIy not. Colonel. Please use ore of
these dIsinfected blank checks and a
new steel pen.-Chicago Tribune.
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Tho services at Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church. on Sunday VIII
be lhe Holy Communion at IL O'Clock
a. m.. and the usual evening service at
I.5O instead Of p. IA. The subject OF
the sermon in The evening viii be THE
Temptation of Christ"
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Northeast
WASHINGTON

Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. ". J. ElHotte. announcing
the coming marriage of their daughter,
Miss Virginia A. ElHotte, to c. Ernest
Farr. The ceremony viii take place at
the Church of the Good Shepherd next
MednesaaE eNenlng
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Football Team.

The football team representing the
BTightwood Athletic Club won their
first game OF the season over the Viz
ginias by a score Of Il to 3. Manager
Thran would lilco 10 arrange games
with all teams averaging 100 pounds.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
STUDYING MALARIA.

George II. Diehenbacher, who has
been delegated by the grand duke OF
Baden 10 study malarial germs and
mosquitoes in North Central America.
arrived In this country recently and
has gone to Mexico to start his inves-
legations.
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Mrs. HoeI AIcQue n. of Capitol View,
left on Monday Cor a visit OF two or
three weeks in Boston and other North
ern cities. Mrs. Mcqueen made the
journey 20 Boston by sea.
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Personal Mention.

C. c. Bergman, a popular fireman Of
truck 6. Is looking forward TO the
18th OF October. when he viii visit his
mother IN Virginia.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Marguerite Kemper, Of Bloom
ingdaIe, has been the guest during the
past week at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. X. DePuy. on Baltimore street
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east. Wednesday evening. October j.. at
o'clock Both Mrs. SmalIWood and
Miss SmallwoOd and Mr.. Y0st are resi-
dents Of this section OF the city, and
have large circle Of friends on Capitol
HIM
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Personal Mention.

Following a stay il the North, Miss
Clara Barker, of 7l3 East Capitol street,
has returned To the city.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Capt. T. T.. Warren aI.d wife have re-
turned from an extended trip. They
visited various parts OF Canade, Ma
CARA Falls. BunaIo. and Philadelphia,
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Thomas Ray, Of Linden, will ac-
company DR.. and Mrs. Fewkes on
their trip to Arizona
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Mrs. Loren H. AIilIIken, Mrs. W. T.
Mrs. B. w. Guy, and Mrs.
Queen, all OF Washington, spent We'd
nesday in Kensington.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Crossman, Of
Firm street. are visiting in Thurmont,
Nd.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

After "a visit 20 friends in PooIsvIue,
Nd, Miss Grace T.. PoldnhOrn, of
South Carolina avenue southeast, has
returned home.
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Miss Bessie Sweet, OF North Capitol
street. has returned 20 her home from
New York and Albany.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Private Rock, OF the Tenth precinct,
has returned 10 duty after a leave Of
ten days.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Miss Janet Mattox, OF North Capitol
street northwest is located for the win
ter IN Biuefeld, ". Na.i and VIII have
charge Of the millinery department IN
one Of the leading stores
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Personal Notes.


Miss Bessie Sweet. OF North Capitol
street. has returned 20 her home from
New York and Albany.
DIT. c. F. HaddsheId. of So New York
avenue northwest, has left the city for
Boston, Mass.
Mrs. O'Neu. 10 New York avenue
northeast. has left her home TO Join
her husband In Atlantic City, where she
expects 70 remain permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Phiuaps have
Just returned from an extended trip 10
Carlyle. Plainneld. and Harrisburg. Pa.
They will be pleased TO Sc their friends
at 1910 Emerson street northeast
Mrs. O'Connell, Of 10 New York avenue
northeast, has left the city for SaTanac
Lake. \. Y, to visit her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander, Of % NJ street
northwest, are in the Adirondacks.
Mr. Pershing Of 1905 North Capitol
street. left Tuesday for two months
visit with relatives and friends in Pitts
burg. Pa.
Mrs. Schneider. OF Chicago. has taken
up her residence In lexington. d. c.
She is occupying an apartment in the
Montgomery.
Miss Bielaski, of 10 X street north
east. is In Baltimore attending the an
nual missionary meeting.
Mrs. Bielasld and Miss Ruth Bielaski
returned TO their home last Sunday
night.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

DR.. Stephen Harrison Smith left Alex
anlria last week for New York. from
which place he set sail for Panama.
He has secured a position in the hos
pital service there.
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A. c. Ridgeway has made his perman-
ent home at 626 Park road.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Willard Steward. Of 2127 First street
northwest, has recovered from a long
illness and VIII take a course in archi-
lecture at George Washington Institute.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Miss Louise Kendall, of southern
Maryland. is the guest 5f relatives on
Capitol HilI
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Mrs Bessie Wild. Of % Rhode Island
avenue northwest, has returned and will
resume her classes in music.