The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss EvangeIine McGroiarty left on
wednesday 10 spend a month with
friends in Cincinnati, Ohio,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Copper ana
daughter Margaret have returned hons
after their. vacation spent on the East
ern Shore.
Jesse P. Varcoe. Of New York. is visit
Ing his parents on Columbia street
Mrs. Strauss. who has been visiting
Mrs F. II. Caldwell. has gone 20 Louis
vile. Ky.
William z. Mears. OF New York. an
illustrator for Harpers'. spent a few
days with hts uncle. Thomas A Eodson,
this week.
Miss Pearl Grifis. Of Clifton. has
been the guest OF her friend. Miss Afauda
Nowian. this week.
Rev. David H Riddle. D. D.. left On
Tuesday 10 spend some time with his
friends at seabright
Albert Riley. Of washington. was III.
guest OF his cousin, H H Moran. tbe
first part OF the week
Mrs Hortense Hochstresser. with Afr.
and Miss HOchstresser, are the guests
Of Miss Nellie Green.
Messrs. Lewis and Thomas Kibisr left
On Wednesday for Academy, W Va
where they will both teach this win
ter.
Mrs. Annie Cox and three children.
from Athens Ga, are visiting their
uncle. Thomas A. HOdgson. on wash-
ington street
Guy Church, who is Camping near
Bluemont. had the misfortune 20 br,alr
his arm on Tuesday. II is the same
arm that was severely Eprained the
Fourth Of July.
Mrs. George NJ Newell has as her
guests her father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coghll. Of Henderson. n. C., who
are on their way to visit their son IN
New York
Miss Heald has returned from trip
70 Atlantic City.
Mrs. H. r. Thompson and children
left on Tuesday to visit friends in VIII
lard. Va.
Mrs, Philip Marshall OF Newport
News who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Thomas Hayward. has returned home.
Mrs. Josephine Dent. who has been
the guest OF Miss Nellie Green, eft
on Friday for trip 10 Boston BY sea.
field have returned from their visit
among friends IN WaterviIle, Ne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ, Thompson
are enjoying themselves in Atlantic City
Rev. Charles J. Allen. pastor OF the
Beecher Memorial Church. Brooklyn. y.
Y, has returned after a visit 20 his old
home
Mrs. John Mutersbaugh is spending
some time in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Ida Berry and children, from
California, are spending a month or
two with Mrs. Berry's father. W. II.
Moreland
Miss Clara o. Graham and Miss Kath-
Ieen Mercer left on Saturday for a
months stay in Portland. Me.
Mrs. Amos T. Febrey and daughter.
Marguerite. of Elizabeth. y. J., are the
guests of Mrs. Ernest J. Febrey
Mrs Elizabeth 8. Fox. Of Washing
ton. Is the guest Of her son. S. r. Cop
per.
Mr. and Mrs. Pickering Dodge and
daughter. Elizabeth. have returned from
their visit to OnancOck. Va.
Mr.. c.. n. McGroiarty has returned
from a vacation trip 10 Denver, Col
Frank Ma Thompson has rented his
house 10 George Z. Breitenbach, who
will move in about September l. Mr.
Thompson and family will spend the
winter in the city.
Mrs. r. c. Dudley. OF Brooklyn, who
has been visiting her son. R. Dudley,
returned home on Saturday
stopping al Valley View. Brightwood
avenue. where they will be pleased to
see their friends.
Miss Lillian Thomas left her home on
Taylor street last Tuesday. for a short
stay at BTucetown. Va.
Mrs. Florence Miller and son. of r.
wing street have gone 10 Baileys
island.
Mrs. T. T. Elliott left Friday for a
visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Luther Bras
hears. Annapolis, Md.
The Brightwood Athletic Club held
a meeting last Thursday and elected
F. H. Boshore. captain. and G. r
Coulot manager Of their football team
for the coming season.
John Abbott, thirty-seven years old. OF
600 Eighth street fell and sprained his
ankle while walking along Ninth street
about Z O'Clock Tuesday morning. He
was removed 10 Emergency Hospital.
r. W. Hollidge has Just been trans
ferred from 1rs engine house 10 20 truck
to take the place Of Fireman William
Cady, q former engine driver.