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The Washington times., 1906-08-19
Appoint menr on Police.

On the recommendation Of Inspector
Z. II. BoaTdman. acting superintendent
OF police, the Commissioners recently
approved an order that Henry 3, Frey
Of 66o r street southeast. be appointed
private OF class I IN the police de-
partment. vice George ". Mckee. whose
removal has just taken effect Mr., Frey
has already assumed his new duties.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19
Young-B Bailey Wedding.

Miss jeanette Bailey. OF ST. Elizabeth,
and John NJ Young were married
Wednesday evening in the rectory Of St.
Tcresa's Roman Catholic Church, 81
Washington street. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. II. p. Egan.
Mr.. and Ma Young will make their
home IN washington
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COMPLETING Sewers.

The contractors who are installing the
outfau sewer for the District Of Colum-
hia have practically completed the work
within the Government Hospital grounds
and the improvement IS now following
a southerly direction outside the hos
pital grounds. The work Is being done
by the BernizeT Company.
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Church struck bv Lightning.

ST. Matthews Episcopal Church, cor
ner Half and NJ streets southeast, was
struck by lightning last Monday and the
slate roof OF the structure was slightly
damaged. The interior of the church
was carefully examined, but It was dis
covered that no harm had resulted.
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Legion Of Roval Women.

Despite the inclemency OF the weather
the lawn fete given by the Legion of
Royal Women three evenings last week
on the lawn OF ". S. Riley, 207 Second
street southeast. was pronounced sue
cess. The organization passed a vote
OF thanks 10 Mrs. Riley for the use OF
the lawn
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Riyerdale Incorporation.

The matter Of Incorporation Of River
dale Is arOusing a gTead deal OF interest
both In that town and in HyattsvIlle. A
committee met at the home OF Col. J. S.
MSGee on Tuesday evening and drew
up articles OF incorporation. which win
be submitted to the Riverdale Citizens
Association QncorpOrsted) at their next
meeting.
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Street Closed.

During the work Of double tracking
the Anacostia car line on Nichols s.a-
nue., between Franklin and Grant
streets. the latter th0TOuRhfare between
Arthur street and Nichols avenue has
been closed 10 traffic.
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Brandon-Wailes Nuptials.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Charles Gerhard Brandon. Of this
county. TO Miss Nellie Wales. Of At.
lanta, Ca. The ceremony viii take place
carly next week at the home Of tn bride
In Atlanta
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No Money for Lights.

The District Commissioners IN a com
municatiOn TO Secretary Charles r,
Burr Of the Anacostia Citizens Asso-
citation. stated that they were unable
70 place arc lights along Monroe street,
owing 20 the lnsufnciency OF funds at
their disposal The Commissioners have
not vet reached a decision IN regard 20
the associations request Tor arc lights
on the AnaCOgtia bridge.
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Quiet Home Wedding.

Frederick Slack. of ForosVille. and
Miss Virginia Saeurberlick, daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs Charles and Catherine
sauerberlick. were quietly married at
the home Of the brides parents on
Wednesday evening. The Rev. c. J. 8.
Mayo. of the Pinckney Memorial
Church. performed the ceremony.
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Among CITY Firemen.

a neat one-story brick annex is being
built directly adjoining No, fire en-
gine house. North Carolina avenue
southeast. This addition, which is being
built on the west side Of the engine
house, will be used for storing extra
trucks, engines, and fire fighting ap-
DaratES
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Passed Examination.

Harry Welsh is one Of the successful
so0. who passed the civil service eXaUi.
nation for meat inspector. Three thou
sand people from all parts OF the country
took the examination.
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Quiet Wedding.

A very quiet wedding took place at
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon az the NJ
J.. North Capitol Church, when Miss
Miller, Of Harrisonburg, Va. was mar
ried 10 Mr.. Kemp. Of Dayton. Ohio. DR..
Bielasid performed the ceremony.
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1Ir. and Mrs William J. oates. Of Il
. street northeast, accompanied by Mrs
John V. Tavenner and Miss Lulu Haven
ner, are spending their vacation IN Lou
dOun county, Va. They viii return 70
the city some time in September.
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DR.. Robert Y. Sullivan. formerly Of
Providence Hospital. has returned from
a short vacation at Rehoboth Beach,
and last Monday entered uUon his
duties as intern at Columbia Hospital.
where he Will stay for one year
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were a gift from the Philadelphia Club
Of Washington Lodge No. 10, 3. p, o.
Elks, who will conduct an excursion at
Luna Park on that day.
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Mrs 3 J. King Of Jackson street. IS
spending her vacation near Huntington,
Calvert county Md, where she IS visit
ing relatives.
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Mention Personal.

Miss Bessie Summers, OF Hagerstown.
Nd. has been guest at the home of
Mrs. ]. Fred Keefauver during the past
month
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Mrs. Grace Suit, accompanied by her
two children, Arthur and Mildred has
left the city 10 spend a vacation Of sew
eral weeks at Ocean City, y. J.
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Lawn Fetes.

4 lawn fete for the benefit OF tho
Riverdale Presbyterian Church VIII be
held at the residence Of Mrs. Welsh on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Of
next week.
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Funerals.

Last Tuesday, August =, Carl + Vou-
ten died at his home, 5l4 S street north
east lie was buried Thursday after
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Personal Mention.

The Misses Fannie and Eva Hoar Of
Nichols avenue. are spending their va
cation at Atlantic CITY.
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The Knights OF Pythias gave a suo-
eessful lawn fete at Berwyu on Friday
and Saturday evenings OF this week.
I>@~Abau games were played in the
earlier pa.t Of the evening.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. Everett. Of Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Will probably leave the city
today for a vacation Of a couple Of
weeks
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The infant daughter Of Mr. and 5jrs.
A d. Hayworth died last Tuesday az he
home OF her grandparents. 50 K street
northeast The interment Was made
Thursday afternoon at AIt. OIivet Gene
terry.
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Captain Hopkins. of No S Fire Engine
Company. viii return today 10 resume
his duties here, after an enjoyable va
cation, part OF which he spent on a
fishing trip to Great Falls, and the re-
mainder in a stay at Coney Island. NY.
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HIS VS. TRIMMED.

Are you afraid OF microbes?" he
asked.
We'll" she demurely replied. Il don't
think there's much danger IL a man
doesn't wear a heavy mustache"
Being a bright young man. be got
busy
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farthest pier on the north end Of the
new structure Work IS rapidly pro-
crossing on the other piers.
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James c. Leonard, the proprietor Of
the Anacostia Inn. recently went 10 New
York.
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The Anacostia Bridge.

The construction Of the AnacOstia
bridge has been completed to the
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs. W J. Slater, Of IS /
street northeast, ere ia Boston.
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Mr.. Rierson. the business partner of
Mr.. Everett. is expected to return to-
day from his vacation.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. L. J. Woollen, Of SO V street
northeast, IS visiting friends In Frank
lin, Ind.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mr. and Mrs. ". f Smith and
daughter. Nellie. returned this week
from a visit 20 Buffalo, y. Y
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

A II. Agnew. who has been in North
Carolina on business. has returned "a
this city.
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his place as driver of the Columbia hose
wagon was filled by John Travers
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his place as driver Of the Columbia hose
wagon was filled by John Travers.
Miss Rena Kaufman srsat last week
visiting at HaTpers Ferry.
Henry Steiner and Jerome Kaufman
spent last week at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Herbert De Witt and sister, Miss
Cornelia Dickey, who have been visiting
Mrs. Wheatley in Duke street. have re-
turned TO their home In Lynchburg.
The Rev W. ]. Morton spent the weeI,
in Fredericksburg.
Edward Cowling, OF West End, had as
his guests last week the Rev. F. ".
Cowling and family of Norfolk.
TapeweI Johnson is spending his vaca-
tiOn IN Warrenton.
Miss May Phillips accompanied by her
niece. Miss Ethel Dix, left Alexandria
during. the week for Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
hlr. and Mrs. William H. MelChoir
paid visit 10 Gloversviile, n. Y, Phil
adelphia and Wilmington.
Or. and Mrs. T. Marshall Jones last
week took a trip 10 Boston by sea.
Miss Dove Feagans. Of Charles Town,
". Va, who has been visiting friends
In this city, has returned home.
Mrs. Louis S. Greene Is spending some
time at the White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs James Bayne are spend
Ing two weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry +. Robertson is spending
the month Of August at Atlantic City.
Misses BERTHE and Edna Baadsr are
spending few weeks at Woodbridge.
Miss sallie Kemper had as her guest
last week Miss Annie Green. OF Della
plane.
Mrs. Ruth Bontz. who has been spend
ing the past four weeks at Sterling. has
returned.
Neveue S. Greenaway. who has been
on visit TO Canada. has returned home
North Keys. is the guest Of Mrs. VII
liam r. Smith. Upper Marlboro.
Norman Smith has returned from a
stay with friends IN Pennsylvania.
MrA Fenwick L. Moorehead IS the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore, OF
Silver Hi.
W. J.. Fowler. a former resident OF
Riverdale, was visiting Col and Mrs. J.
i. McGee at RiverdaIe this week.
Edmund J. Hickey. who Is employed
at the District Reform School. has been
spending a part OF his vacation with hIa
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickey. or
Marion street. Mr.. Hickey VIII be al
Buckroa Beach for a part Of September.
Mrs. James C. Rogers Is at ocean CITY
for two weeks.
Mrs. Matilda Roome and Miss Mauds
DuVal Of Mt Airy, left this week for
an extended tour through Germany and
France.
Mr. Kneise. engineer OF the Hyatts
Vile Gas Company. has been IN Hyatts-
Vile for several days receiving bids
from local contractors for the erection OF
a local plant
Miss Bessie Green Is It her home N
College Park after a two weeks STAY al
Ocean City. Nd.
Edgar T walls. formerly Of the Mary
land Agricultural College. and who Is
now studying medicine IT Baltimore ls
the guest OF Mr.. Harrison. OF College
Park
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Miss Nell Presnel. "a very popular
young lady AZ Central High School,
who lives at 2ly7 First street. is spend
ing her vacation IN BluemOnt, Va.
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Charles b. Stott and son. Of I115 Penn
sylVania avenue southeast, have re-
turned from a vacation at Colonial
Beach.
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President Fred Imhof. of the German
Orphan Asylum. on the Good Hope road,
has stated that the enlargements 20 the
institution which have been contem-
plated for some time, will not be under
taken at the present time.
Labor Day Picnic.
Arrangements are now being made Tor
the annual Labor Day picnic which VIII
be given TO the inmates of the home
and their friends on the lawns surround
ing the building The Ladies' Aid So
ciety, which viii have charge OF the al
fair, held a meeting at the asylum re-
Gently to get up the program for the
day.
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Beach. Va. Bert j.. COTWln. X. r. Cor
win O. w. Stratton. and Henry T.
RodIer have returned TO their homes on
Capitol Hill.
Miss Vesta Lockwood. Of Southeast
Washington. has left the city for Port
land, Ne, where she is visiting the
Misses Field. also Of this section Of the
city. who are spending the summer at
that place. Miss lockwood viii remain
there during the month Of August and
will return home by way Of Atlantic
City. y. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fisher. who are
staying at Colonial Beach, are enter
tanning as their guests Miss Lulu
Brown. OF Capitol Hin. and Miss Han
nah Fischer The young ladies viii re-
main away for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Pierce. G.
r Pierce. and q. Donald Pierce. Of
Kentucky avenue southeast. in company
with Mrs. George p. Newton and Wat
son J. Newton, are spending a vacation
OF several weeks at Ocean City. Nd
Yorke Burgess. Of Capitol Hill. who
is an instructor in the Bliss Electrical
School. OF Washington. is staying at
the Breakers, Colonial Beach. Va
Miss Leila Brown Is spending a vaca-
tion Of several weeks at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. J. A. Repetti. Of 81 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast. accompanied
by her niece. Miss Irene Burch. has
gone for a stay in the Blue Ridge
mountains, where later she viii be
Joined by her daughter. Helen.
SIr. and Mrs. b. F. Shaw and Miss
Edna Shaw. Of Third street southeast,
have gone to Atlantic City. where they
have joined Miss Lou Shaw and Miss
Harriet Shaw.
Following a vacation spent at West
River Nd. where they We're the guests
of Capt G. r. Leatherberry, Mrs Clar-
ence W. Schroeder and her son, Francis
] s shredder, of $40 l. street northeast,
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Misses Mary SchOheld and Jessie
Attcheson. who have been visiting the
Misses Ford at Boyce. have returned
home
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Captain and Mrs. Frederick. Of u X
street northeast. have returned from a
very enjoyable trip 10 Niagara Falls.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

A lawn fete will be held at the old
Penn Mansion Willen Heights. on the
fair Is for the benefit of the Brentwood
baseball team.
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w. J.. Fowler. a former resident Of
kiverdale, was visiting Col. and Mrs. j.
L. McGee at Rivsrdale this week
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Mrs. A. s. Chenoweth. of Baltimore.
is spending q few days with her mother.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss Rena Kaufman srsat last week
visiting at HaTpers Ferry.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss Hazel Glenn and Master Arthur
Glenn are visiting relatives IN Penn
sylvauiu.
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Miss Slater and Mss Appleby have
had as their guests c. ". Low. Of Pitts.
burg. and r. ". Wall. OF Keyser, ".
Va. The young gentlemen have now
returned - their homes.
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Mr.. Hennesy, formerly Of 225 r street
northeast, IS now IN Connecticut
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss Ruth Bielask, or 10 X street
northeast. IS at Catonsvllle. Baltimore.
visiting friends.
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Miss Dimple Trent. Of Il New York
avenue northeast. is visiting New York
city and Coney Island.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. O'Nen. Of 81 V street northeast,
Is spending the summer in Virginia
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Henry Steiner and Jerome Kaufman
spent last week at Colonial Beach.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Private Cecil has been transferred
from Fire Engine Company No. 10
No .
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Capt. Albert Bryan and family are
spending "a few weeks at Markham.
Miss Blanche HOwdershell last week
paid a visit 10 her sister. Mrs. Randolph
Smith. OF Haymarket.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss King, Of Arthur street, has left
the city for Colonial Beach, Va, where
she viii spend a short vacation.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs Fenwick /. Moorehead IS the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore, Of
Silver Hill.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Former Ftre Captain William Luskey
and family returned 10 the city Sunday,
following a vacation spent at Colonial
Beach.
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Mrs T. Il Donohoe and children, Of >
New York avenue northeast, are at
Colonial Beach
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Dr. c. S. Hadheld. of s6 New York
avenue. is at Providence. r. J.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. Murry. OF the OneOnta fats. ex-
poets to remain in New York for the
next few weeks
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Mrs. West. Of the Coblentz apartment.
Florida avenue and North Capitol
street, has gone 20 Howards. Baltimore
county. Nd.
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Private Keef has been transferred
from No. z to No. 8. filing the place of
third man on the engine.
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Mr. Miles, formerly residing at rs r
street northeast. is now IN Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Julius r, Mayer, the druggist at
Fourth and NJ streets northeast. Is in
Rome. Ga He expects 20 return TO the
city the first Of September.
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Beach. Va. Bert r. Corwin. r. Z. Cor
win. O. w. Stratton. and Henry T.
RodIer have returned TO their homes on
CAPITOL Hill
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Mrs. Sears, Of IS II street northeast,
is IN Boston, where she expects 20 re-
main for the next three weeks.
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Mrs. William Glenn. OF 81 . street.
has recovered from her recent illness.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Rev. Merritt Earl, OF the Foundry NJ
+. Church. occupied the pulpit at the
local Methodist church North. on sun
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. Smith. or S16 V street northeast,
Is visiting IN Virginia.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. II. s. Murphy. Of Capitol Hill,
is entertaining her niece, Miss Annie
Tinney. OF Albany. n. Y
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ruoss are IN New York
city visiting their daughter.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund shriner. OF the
Onondago, are summerins at Ocean
Grove
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J. Paul Yoder. OF Eleventh street
southeast returned to the city Tues
day after a short stay at Colonial
Beach.
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Following a vacation spent at West
River Nd. where they were the guests
of Capt. c. r Leatherberry, Mrs. Clar-
ence w. Schroeder and her son, Fralcis
J. s S,hroeder, Of $40 Il street northeast,
have returned to the city.
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Edmund J. Hickey, who Is employed
at the District Reform School. has been
spending a part OF his vacation with hla
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickey. or
Marion street. Mr.. Hickey Will be al
Buckroe Beach for a part of September.
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Following a delightful visit to friends
in this section Of the city. James Dew
lin. George Clark. and James Smith
have returned 10 their homes IN Pitts
burg. They also made stops IN Baiti-
more and Atlantic City
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Mrs. Herbert De Witt and sister, Miss
Cornelia Dickey who have been visiting
Mrs. Wheatley in Duke street. have re-
turned 10 their home IN Lynchburg.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Arthur B. Gahan. assistant State en-
t0mOlOgist. has returned from a busi-
ness trip 10 Ocean City. n. J.
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Leo c. Repetti, Of Capitol Hi. has
gone to Colonial Beach for a stay of
three weeks.
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Dr. Richard A. Pyles and Adolphus
Guide have left Oh O. trip 10 Colorado.
They first went TO Philadelphia. where
they Joined a party OF friends. who Will
make the trip with them.
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Following a delightful vacation of
two weeks at Crown Castle, Colonial
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Each fireman at No. s company has
been given ten tickets for himself and
friends for an excursion to Luna Park,
Wednesday. August q. The tickets
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North Keys, Is the guest OF Mrs. VIII
liam r. Smith. Upper Marlboro.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

The Rev. W z. Monbeck. OF Burr
Oak. Kan, is stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Crafts.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Stephen Taylor, OF the Columbia Fire
Company, last week spent his vacation
at Colonial Beach. During his absence
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Norman Smith has returned from a
stay with friends IN Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. Harrington. OF the Pennhurst, is
spending a few weeks at Atlantic City.
\. J.
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Mrs. Clarence Wilson, on Melrose ave-
nue.
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Mr. and Mrs. John H. Becker. of % X
street northeast, are at Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss Hattie Meeks last week paid a
visit 10 Miss Carter in LynchDurg.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

NJ T. Smith, OF % II street northeast,
has just returned from Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. r. Anderson. Of the Pennhurst, is
at Colonial Beach, where she expects to
remain for the entire summer.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

J. W. Sanford is at Colonial Beach for
a short stay
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

SIr. and Mrs. B. F. Shaw and Miss
Edna Shaw, Of Third street southeast,
have gone to Atlantic city where they
have Joined Miss Lou Shaw and Miss
Harriet Shaw.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Nevelle S. GreeHaway. who has been
on a visit TO Canada. has returned home
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss May Kane. OF 124 North Capitol
street, has just returned TO the city after
a very pleasant stay at Colonial Beach.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Waldo Burnside left on Sunday to
spend the rest Of the month at Chap
ticO
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. White, of 1910 North
Capitol street, are at Atlantic City.
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the city for Colonial Beach, Va, where
she viii spend a short vacation.
Dr Richard A. PyIes and Adolphus
Guide have left or O. trip 10 Colorado.
They first went TO Philadelphia. where
they joined a party OF friends. who VIII
make the trip with them.
Joseph Webb has gone 20 Colonial
Beach to spend his vacation with num-
Der. Of friends who are staying there.
Miss Gertrude Tolson. OF Arthur. left
recently for ForesUnIe, Prince George
county, Nd. 70 visit her friend, Miss
Gator.
Recent additions 10 the population Of
this section are MI. and Mrs. Frank
Boyle, who have removed from st.
EIizabeth's Heights. They are residing
at ~ Washington street.
After stopping with Mrs. Jane Mclean
at y Monroe street Mrs. Marion King
has left for Calvert county. Nd. where
she is visiting her brother. DR.. 7. n.
King
Miss Efhe Hackett. who was once
a resident Of this section. has returned
10 her home IN Baltimore. Nd.
Mrs. C. A. Farmer. OF Jefferson. has
left the city 10 spend the remainder
OF the summer near EmmeTton, Rich
mond county Va,
Miss Eva Braumer and Miss Mabel
Braumer left recently for Braddock
Heights. Nd. for q vaeation OF sew
eraI weeks.
Thomas J. Moore, who was recently
summoned to Leonardtown, No, be
cause Of the serious illness Of his
mother, returned 20 Aaacosda shortly
afterward, but took the trip again
after a fe wdays. It Is reported that
Mrs. Moore's condition has improved
slightly.
Mrs. N. F. Golden. Of Maple ave-
nue.. this place, has gone to Round HIN,
Va. TO spend a short vacation.
Edwin ". Dickel. a member OF the
force at the Anacostia free delivery
station. has left ths city on An ex-
tended visit. He Will make stops at
New Haven, Ind. Minneapolis, MINI,
Cleveland and Alliance, Ohio.
Engineer William Webb. OF No. Is
fire engine company. Of Anacostia, has
gone on his annual vacation. Before
returning home he will spend short
while at Atlantic City.
Abraham Smiths son who fell from
a swing at his home near here a
short time ago and fractured his left
arm. Is rapidly improving.
4. Zane Pyles. the son Of Dr. r. A.
PyIAs, is touring Europe with party
of friends from Washington he is
greatly enjoying the trip.
Nr and Mrs. Henry sayles, Of
Sheridan avenue. recently entertained
as their guest. Mrs. Stansbury Boyce,
OF Jacksonville Fla, who was on her
way to the Chautauqua exercises IN
New York.
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Miss Marion Kennedy h.- 5ast re-
turned to the city after very pleasant
visit at TulTs Corner, Nd
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Joseph Webb has gone 20 Colonial
Beach to spend his vacation with num-
ber. Of friends who are staying there.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. Guile. Of Gle T street northeast, is
visiting friends in LoudOun county, Va.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

The Rev. W. J. Morton spent the week
in Fredericksburg.