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The Washington times., 1906-09-16
KeNYIngfOn

The Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church in Kensington was the scene
OF a brilliant wedding Wednesday even
ing. The contracting parties were MISS
Margaret Elizabeth Perry of The
Hermitage" and Howard Griffith, or
Montgomery county and Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Criffith are so well known
throughout this part Of Maryland that
the church was more than filled with
friends and relatives The bride IS the
younger daughter Of Mrs Margaret
Waters Perry ai=d belongs - the .f--l
generation Of the same name occupy
ing The Hermitage" while Mr.. Grif-
hth's family is as well known in the
upper part Of the county. in she
vicinity OF PooIesville. The bride en-
tered the church on the arm or her
brother. Walter Perry. meeting the
bridegroom. accompanied by his broth
er. Hempstcne Griffith. az the altar.
The maid OF honor Miss NJ EsteIte
Perry. wore q beautiful gown Of white
French lawn, deliberately trimmed with
lace. the brides other, attendants be-
ing Misses Lutte and Hattie Grintl,
Sarah Waters, and Elizabeth Balthis. OF
Baltimore. The bride wore white crepe
de chine. with the regulation veil and
orange blossoms, while the bridesma d.
gowns were or pink and blue nous
seline. The grOomsmen were 1Iessrs.
Thomas Waters Perry, Harry Grlmtl,
Dade Grimth, and Dr. Benjamin G..
Perry. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev I}5 Charles IL Waters.
IL cousin of the bride.
The floral decorations q the church
were unusually bcauuCI. the decorat-
ing having been done by the Womens
Club or Ke1siugt0n. of which Mrs Crit
NTH is member. goldeurOd. ferns. as
pdrasus, and pott=d plants being most
effectively combined
The brides goiug-away gown was Of
very dark red broadcIoth with lingerie
blouse. After their return Mr. and airs.
SHfntE VIII make their home ou CAPITOL
Hil. Washington.
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Mrs. Albert y. Brockett had as her
guest last week Miss Julia Hart, OF
Washington.
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county.
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Miss Ernestine Frank was the guest
of Miss Edith Auerbach, Of Sixth street,
Before visiting Miss AuerbaCh Miss
Frank spent some time with friends in
Virginia. and when she leaves Wash
ington Will so 10 New York, to remain
there during the winter
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Prof Elmon A. Miller returned To his
home after spending the summer on
Long Island
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OF Cincinnati. They will also visit in
Hamilton. Ohio. before returning home
in November
The Misses Rene and Florence Davis.
of K street northeast. have returned
from Bluemont
DR.. c. c. Thompson. Of the Owasco
flats and pastor OF the lexington Pres
byterian Church, is expected in the city
September IL.
Mr. and Mrs CObzenstrOth, OF IS q
street northwest. are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Gwinner, Of 1904 North Capitol
street, has returned from a Two months
visit in Pennsylvania.
Mrs Mackleroy. OF 100 First street
northeast. has just returned from visit
OF three weeks in the country.
Edward C. FARLEY, of 10 New York
avenue northwest, is visiting Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Farley has just returned
to her home after a pleasant stay at
Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Miss Nav Keane. OF 1241 North Capitol
street. spent several days visiting
friends I'm Baltimore.
Mrs II. R. Perry and children have
returned 10 their home. on North Capt.
tol street, after visiting in Pennsyl-
vsnia.
DR.. g F. Hadneld. OF IS New York
avenue northwest. has returned from
Providence, r. /.
Mr. ard Mrs. NJ II. Laws, Of North
Capitol street, are at the Marlborough
Blenheim, Atlantic City. n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wartz. OF the Oneida,
are at home after their summer trip.
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BOolIlingdale>

The children of the North Capitol
street playground distinguished them
selves in the hnal tournament and eN-
hibitiOn of playground work, held al
Van Ness Park last Saturday afternoon.
The victors scored scvenLy-eighI points,
while their nearest competitor scored
only thirty-uiuc.
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Mrs. -. A. Windsor who has been
visiting i'm Abingdon, has returned
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B. II. Warner has repeated this year
the ofTer Of prizes for declamauons by
school children of the county that iu-
stigated so much effort on the part OF
the boys and girls whose talents lay
along the paths of oratory last year. RIr.
Warner states, however. that the prizes
VIII this year be confined 10 the boys.
He viii give q gold medal for the best
defamation bv d pupil in each cleo
sion district Of the county. The winners
Of these medals again contesting for
money prizes of $50. so and SO.
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Mrs. Mary Crawford of 2J26 North
Capitol street. entertained number Of
the George Washington University girls
at her home last Tuesday evening. A
very pleasant evening was spent in
music and games. Those present were
the Misses Grace Barbour, Jessie Swart-
wout. Irene PistoTlo. Olive Green, Mabel
Hond-n. and Jane A Meyer.
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Carolina, where they have been spend
ing the summer.
Mrs. Henry y. Robertson, who has
been visiting at Atlantic City. has re-
turned
Mrs. Albert D. Brockett had as her
guest last week Miss Julia Hart OF
Washington.
Mrs. Gardner l.. Boothe has returned
from a visit 10 the Natural Bridge.
Mrs -. A. Windsor who has been
visiting i'm Abingdon, has returned
Miss AIarbury had es her guest last
week Mrs. StocSdell. ol Petersburg. Pa.
Announcement has Leen made of the
marriage on September S of Ernest J..
Simpson and Miss Rehecca Clark. Doth
Of this city. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. J. A. Jefcrs, of
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Lipscomb. of Richmond. who has
been visiting Miss Edith Goodhand I'm
this city, has returned home.
br. j. NJ. BlackfOrd and Mrs. Black
ford, who have been summering IN Eu-
rope, have returned home,
Mrs q. ". Ashby. who has been
spending the summer at Markham. has
returned.
Levi Allen last week paid q visit 20
relatives and friends in King George
county
Miss Bessie Russell, OF South Fair
fax street who has been IN. is inn
proving
AIRS. Kate L. Lambeth who has beer
visiting in Radford, has returned.
Miss Annie ScTivner, who has been
visiting her cousin. Miss Isabel Scriv-
ner, i'm Washington, has returned.
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Mrs D. B. Miller, OF Lanhsm. has re
turned from trip 20 Atlantic City
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"TafZOInaEark

The Seventh Day Adventists, who
have recently moved their headquarters
at this place. are now holding a local
convention for their people and those
Interested. Each evening the large pa
viIicn is well filled with attentive lis
teners. The last meeting of the series
viii be held tonight
Last Thursday Prof. Walton John and
Miss Lillian Noel We're united in mar
riage at the home Of Elder W. a. SDicer.
only their most intimate friends were
present. After q pleasant trip 10 Balti-
more. they began housekeeping at their
quarters on Pine street.
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Mr.. and AIRS. James A Griffith. Of
uJ7 Fifth street northwest. opened their
house Tuesday evening Tor a reception
and dance 10 celebrate the first reunion
of the entire family or six children ln
about five years. Two OF their mar
ried sons, W. Harry Griffith, of Alle-
ghcuy Pa. and James a. Griffith, lr-
Of Avalon, Pa, accompanied by their
families. arrived in the city Saturday
The two married daughters. Mrs. Percy
T. Loud and Mrs, s. G.. Furbershdw, and
the two other sons. Joseph A. Grifith
and Gardner l., Griffith, reside in this
city.
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rendered a Surprise Parry.


About fifty young people Of this vi
cinIty gave a surprise party 20 Miss
Susie McChesney. daughter OF ". L.
McChasney, or Evansville. on Tuesday
evening. The visitors were delightfully."-
entertained with games and music.
Dancing was also enjoyed and refresh
meuts we're served The guests were the
Misses Leila Jankey. Edna Grimm,
Elizabeth Burgess Alice Beau. Lucy
Eeau. Ida Scaggs. nellie Harris. Edna
Gage. Elsie Donaldson, May Woodward.
Elsie Hall. Gertrude Lusby. Cor.nnc
Mcfarland. Lillian Herring. Mollie
Dorr, Rosie and Susie McChesney, and
the Messrs VIII Brown. Harry Gage.
Edgar Gage. Eugene BeaH. Mr.. Mat
tugly. Eugene Burgess. VIII Jager.
Harry Donaldson. VIII BartelL Enos
Harman. Charlie Weeks. Charles Erwin.
Howard Smith Harry Conman. Melvin
I.eakln. Andrew Diggs, william Wood
ward, Walsh Herbert, Robert BeaU
MiIIard Hall George Wilson. James Nc
FarIand. Elmer McChesney. William
McChesney, Mr.. and Mrs. +. z. Nc
Chesney. and r. A. Tensdale.
The public schools Of this county
opened on Wednesday last with an in
creased enrolment over last year. The
followinP teachers have charge OF the
local school. Miss Mabel Robey. prln-
cipaI: Miss Espey Miss Edna Tippett,
Miss Rogers. Miss Burgess. Miss la
Roche. and Miss Palmer
The teachers at the Brentwood school
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Mrs. d, J. Howell. who has been sum
mering at the Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
has returned.
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Fair ODens on Tuesday

are Miss Carroll. principal: Miss Lewis.
and Miss Sommers
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Mrs ~ j. Giddings. of Takoma. u.
c., entertained the Ferry-Grifah bridal
party az luncheon last SATURDAY and "a
bridal supper was given them M ..The
Hermitage the aight before the we'd
ding.
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Miss Agnew Roberts spent last week
visiting friends in Baltimore.
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Miss Marbury had Gs her guest last
week Mrs Stockdell. oI Petersburg. Pa.
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pr. j. II. Biuxers family. who have
been summering at Sncott Springs, have
returned.
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( Carolina. where they have been spend
/ ing the summer.
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Mrs. Henry y. Robertson, who has
been visiting at Atlantic City. has re-
turned.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Ferguson, of
1913 North Capitol street. have returned
after spending some time in Atlantic
CITY
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Prof. Cassedy's vice principal at
Forest Glen Seminary. this year. viii be
Prof. + G. Harmon. OF HOlton, Me.
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thur Carpenter, Edward Marean. Martin
McHugh and Richard Daniels.
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virginia, and Wnru Sne leaves W ASH
ington Will so to New York, to remain
there during the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ferguson. Of
16lS North Capitol street. have returned
after spending some time in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. L. x. Pleasants and daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Moore of Clarksdale, Miss,
and Tom Murphy and bride. of Louis
lana, are guests of Mrs. A. =. Rynex,
OF L street northwest.
Mrs. Charles F. Young, OF - Rhode
Island avenue. is the guest Of her laugh
ter, Mrs. II. Bentley Smith. at tho
Garden Hotel, Camden, n. J. Mrs. Smith
is rapidly recovering from her very
serious illness OF last spring.
Mrs. Andrew Day CT p street north
west. has left Washington 20 visi. her
mother. Mrs. Olestis Robertson, at the
latter's home, near Seymour Ind She
expects to DC gone unU the FIRST week
in October.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest T.. Gibbons have
returned from their honeymoon, which
they spent at Atlantic city. and viii
be pleased TO see their friends at their
new home on r street
The Misses Jeanette and Lille When,
Of z street have returned from Wood
stock. W. Va, where they went after
spending July at the se8sh0re.
The Misses Austin have returned home
after long and delightful vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ". Bowen have re-
turned from their Western trip.
Mr. ana AIRS. William C. Glenn were
called 10 Pittsburs. Pa. last Week by
Che sudden death oil Ar Glenn's rather.
They VIII return TO tic city the latter
part Of this week and bring with them
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Mrs. John T. Freeman. FOR several
years q resident Of Kensington. now Of
Schenectady. \. Y, speat a couple Of
days here as the guest of Mrs J. W.
Townsend and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry
Cunningham
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Mayor Eckhardt has returned from a
Baltimore hospital. where he has been
for the past week, recovering from a
severe operation.
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Mrs. Geib and daughter left yesterday
for s visit to relatives in New York
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The Home Interest CluE Of Forest
Glen met on Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Paul Cook. Linden. THE Moon
read by Mrs. Chandler, contained ac-
counts by several members of their
summer trips. The possibility of obtain
ing a public graded school for the i'm
mediate vicinity of Forest GGlen was
discussed and plans made 20 further the
movement toward the establishing OF
such a school Luncheon was served
Ey the hostess
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William Domer and family, of Wash
ington. ID. c., who have spent the sum
mer at ". II Hevenner's near town.
have returned 20 their home i'm the
Capital City. While here Mr. Domer
ably assisted I'm the choir, of ST. James
Episcopal Church.
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Capt. Arthur Hendricks is visiting in
New York State
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I'll for several days at her home on
Lincoln place.
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The Hensingtou branch of the yF. e..
T. L. met for the first time since the
summer vacation on Thursday at the
homo or Ms. q. ". Ashworth.
The public schools Of Keusiugtou
commenced their new years work last
Monday with six rooms more than U-it
filled. The corps OF teachers has been
Increased by the addition OF Miss VIII
llams who has taught at Garrett Park
FOR year or two. The upper room on
the old school house has been fitted
up for a school room again. and is be-
ing occupied by the nth and sixth
grades under Miss Macuwee The classes
in manual training viii be accommodate
ed IN rooms that are being equipped in
the basement Of the new building. lIr.
Ward. OF Rockville. viii conduct these
classes as formerly.
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Alton W. C0ruwell returned on We'd
nesday from a trip TO New York city
and COney Island.
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Mrs p. II. Yeatman and Miss Mary
Lloyd have returned from a visit Jo
White Sulphur Springs.
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Miss Dorothy Harris. OF Washington
was a visitor here last week.
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Mrs. George C. Stewart is visiting
In Philadelphia.
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q. W. HoweTs family, who have been
spending the summer I'm lower Fairfax
county. have returned 20 their home i'm
this city
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Mss Molly Grimth has returned from
Q visit 70 friends in Marlboro.
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The PauIst Fathers OF the Catholic
University have returned from Lake
George, where they spent their annual
vacation
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Miss Virginia Schaefer, Of Washing
ton, D. g, is the guest Of Miss Rebecca
Harrison
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Mrs. L. x. Pleasanls and daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Moore, of Clarksdale, Miss,
and Tom Murphy and bride. of Louis
lana, are guests of Mrs. A. =. Rynex.
OF I. street northwest.
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Miss Shirley Jones, who has spent the
summer with her sister. Mrs. A. T.
Spielman. in Kensington, returned 10
her home LeonardtOwn, RID, a few
days ago.
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The Misses. Katharine and jeanette
Corkery. who have been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Noel, Of
Thirteenth and Lawrence streets. left
Monday for New York, from which city
they will sail for their home in New
Orleans
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pA c1A A1At44 seminar A4-AE Ct-Es " lLA 10
Prof. f c. Harmon. OF Holton, Me.
Mayor Eckhardt has returned from a (
Baltimore hospital. where he has been
for the past week, recovering from a
severe operation.
Mrs. John T. Freeman. FOR several !
years q resident Of Kensington. now of .
Schenectady. n Y, speat a couple Of :
days here as the guest of Mrs J. ". :
Townsend and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry
Cunningham
Mrs. Merritt o. Chance has been very
I'm for several days at her home on .
Lincoln place.
Capt Arthur Hendricks is visiting in
New York State
Alton W. CornweH returned on We'd
nesday from a trip TO New York city
and Coney Island.
Miss Shirley Jones, who has spent the .
summer with her sister. Mrs A. T.
Spielman. in Kensington, returned 10
her home. Leonardtown, RID, few
days ago.
Df- GcOTSt - iiBntr ul J. crest Glen.
and his mother returned Few days
ago from Europe Mrs. George Wright
spent a few days IN Atlantic CITY dur
ing the recent convention in session
there Of Homeopathic physicians Mrs
Wright returned on Tuesday. accom-
panied BY Miss Moore. of Forest Glen
Miss Alice Harr returned "a few days
ago from visit i'm Baltimore
Miss Katie Charlie of Clear Spring,
Md, is the guest of Miss Nellie Harr.
Mrs. Hoel Mcqueen and Miss Sophie
Mcqueen, Of Capitol View, have return .
ed from a trip TO the Eastern Shore.
Nd.
Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder have re-
turned from a weeks sojour1 at Ches-
apeake Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. ". N. Terrell and Mr.
and Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham have /.
been spending a few days at Atlantic E
City.
Mr.. and Mrs B. II. Warner and their .
son. Hamilton. returned on Monday from
brief visit 10 Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown. of Washington. ]
were the guests recently of Mr. and3
sfTs. ". II. Terrell. on Baltimore streeSs
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Mrs. Charles Il Wagner has been in
Arlington, Baltimore county, for three
weeks.
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Miss Nellie Marr. Of SeabrOok has
been visiting friends at Croome Station.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

AIr. and Mrs. a. ". Bowen have re
turned from their Western trip.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. ". VI. Terrell and Mr..
and Mrs J. Harry Cunningham have
been spending a few days at Atlantic
CftV
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Captain Taylor. conductor on the
Chesapeake Beach mail train, has re-
signed his position
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The Misses Austin have returned homo
after a long and delightful vacation.
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w. A. Brooks was a visitor ia Annap-
oils the past week.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder have re-
turned from a weeks sojour1 at Ches-
apeake Beach
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-.iSs Margaret Welsh has returned
from a visit 70 relatives at Aquasc0-
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Personal Gossip.

II. Galbrsith. of Newton street. left
Friday morning for Niagra Falls. Be
fore returning he Will visit several Ca
madam towns
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returned 10 her home after visiting
Mrs George y. Wills.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Warner and their
son. Hamilton. returned on Monday from
! = brief visit 10 Atlantic City
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Miss Alice Harr returned few days
ago from a visit in Baltimore.
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a severe attack Of rheumatism, has i'm
proved and viii return TO the ohice this
rs-aalr
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The Misses Jeanette and Lille When,
OF z street. have returned from Wood
stock. W. Va, where they went after
spending July at the se8sh0re.
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Miss Edith Goodhsuf is visiting rels
tlyes iu Baltimore
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Mr.. and Mrs Brown of Washington
were the guests recently of Mr. and.
ssfTs ". II. Terrell. on Baltimore street.
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The Rev. +. c Dyer was q recent
visitor at the Sulpician College. His
two sisters. who have occupied the Col
lege during the summer months. have
return ed 10 the city.
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Mrs. II. E. Rogers, OF Pine street, left
Wednesday evening with her daughters
10 visit her parents in South Lancaster.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Mrs. Hoel Mcqueen and Miss Sophie
Mcqueen, Of Capitol View, have return
ed from a trip 20 the Eastern Shore.
Md
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Mrs. Luther A Brown and family
have returned 20 their home at Lees
burg after an extended visit 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. William McChesney.
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Mrs John WeidIey. OF Washington.
visited friends here the past week
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Clagett OF
Marlboro. have returned from New
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The Rev. ". H. BuTkhardt and fam
ily have returned from the Catskiu
mountains, and the former viii conduct
services at St James on Sunday
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Miss Nellie Lake. of PEilomont, has
as her guest, Miss Hawkins, of Wash
ingtOn. ID. G.
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Postmaster George Tise, who has been
confined to his home for some time by
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Nr and Mrs Quincy Turner, Of Bal
timore, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
BriscOg.
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AIRS. Lipscomb. of Richmond. who has
been visiting Miss Edith Goodhand IN
this city, has returned home
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

/ Miss Katie Charlie OF Clear Spring,
Nd. is the guest of Miss Nellie Harr
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest T.. Gibbons have
returned from their honeymoon, which
they spent at Atlantic City and viii
be pleased TO see their friends at their
new home on r street
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

D. Well and family. who have beer
visiting in Europe. have returned.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

I Hollige and family, of Brightwood,
have returned TO their home on New
ton stret.
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OF Cincinnati. They viii also visit in
Hamilton. Ohio. before returning home
I'm November.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Miss Rosalle has returned from a visit
TO Anne Arundel county
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Miss Elizabeth Watkins paid a visit
tc Niss Irene beavers, in Manassas.
last week
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A Week. Day Religion.

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ball chosen the raqtarfartsra of tEo r;.t
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lay; the evidence i cosftt.rssrti ,..,r
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