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@erdants G. Wtiucrs Sramspprt. 50,
Sampicr,2iuie.

SuHtpIttsytHtt.
Sradlt uiiD 8aiagtcre.
*Tad Bolton nno ben Often.
Wont., Stenft., Sounerit., Can't, 6 lIbr NbbB,
" Bad grppibente nnb BEN cEen.
Sonrtag. Wiittipof, Sreitaa, 8 ubr MentB.
*Nad 9ciuport.99ews unb gaprfpI
tieiib. 8 llbr Wbenbs.
fGraht atqenonulen tdgIi6 bis 8 1lbr Fsdd5nt,
1hr 6%eniel6en 2ag. abfabrc1oe 0ampfer.
Rad aauannab nib bent Gabrn,
Gienftae. Sdnneritna, Gdmftag, G 1ibr MbenhS.
". Y. Suria, aleent, Gong Sod.
Sanpt.St!rsan: German. nnb ~2t9bt.etfahe.
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Siibtigcr Sprahteuncr.
= Sr. grtbur 2. Gbenoluetb, Sobu
beS Z. @oienlon Gbenoipetb bon Sri4
nioob, Col, zines friiberen Ginmol.
liers bon Carroll . Gountpn bicIt iid)
beiudslpeiie einige Gage IN galti.
more unb ~llngc9enb ollf. Sr. Gbe.
l,nluetb lit ein Neifc bes Srn. 6. g.
Sbenoipetb, zines 2ebrerS in 9alti.
more . Gonultp, unb oes Srn. CAMEL
Sbamburger, oes friiberen Siilis.
Graminators Der 9oltiptore.G ollntp-
Sdulen. &r 9benoiuetb eeniebt,
obipobl MIR % Sabre alt, ood] lhon
ben Hrf zines bebentcnben Sitgui-
item. Gr geiunnn bns GbobeS.Sti.
penbium BON Colorado uib begibt
iid) iest nad) Sriorb, nm BORT ipc-
ipielI benz Stlloiim BON @riehiidL
2ateiniid), 5rans0iiid nnb Geutib
oh6uliegen.
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Nus Yaltim

acknowledgement ge0cn Eolijllt Noob
airf crbobcn. 49, Soil 70 Gcnt3
8ebiibren ei19citett BADEN. -
GIN oltcS SerrcnbonS Ourd) 6cuer
beibGoiet, - &cridieocncS.
Acknowledgement gc9en Den Count
tp.Eoli5iiten Noub airt limo 9eItcru
bon Srn. VI. ". @olowin bon &O.
lano.Enrf bel ben Gountp.G ommifa-
rem in 5oipion crbobcn porOen. Serr
9alolpin bebouptet, boB airf 70 Cts.
@%ebiibren eingeitedt bnbe, obne oa5ll
berebtigt ST iein, tnls CT lcinen
Chauffeur ON #. September megeu
81 idnellen SobrcnS pcrboftete, Der
oonn pom Srieoersri6ter Goiglar
pen YifeSpiQe nm So unb aoiten &C.
itroit porben iei.
$500 9 haOcn.
Gurd) Seuer, bao am 0ienito9
Morgen oltf Dem 0ob Der Sernnoo
ocs groBen S%errenbouies olii Der
aigburtbs 5arm bel Iolpion mlsbrod)
mlroe Elm Sho0cn bon $500 onges
ridtet. 9aS Soils milroc 1864 &c.
ballt lno miro jett on 6roll WicGann
bon Baltimore ulS aoitboitS belluBr
Nus iteIlung in Gomion.
8oilpernelir Worfielb miro bic on1
f., 3. B., 4. unb 8. Sftobcr in Der
y@uilo Suue" in Sowion itottfins
oenoe IusiteQiing nit elmer Ans
iprod)e eroffnen. Sin aus ben Ser
rem Sronf s. @beeler, Somes s
2inbiop, Gircn 6. @olfcr, SbomoS
6. @rufi uno Sront W. Goole be-
Itebenoes Gomite beillhte onl 0ien.
ltog Den @oupernellr ilno crbielt Die
erlpGbnte Outage.
5orbert $4,000.
3ie Serbanolungcn in Der alag1'
iad,e oes 8ormers Sobn Z. Golton
BON Sorioro.Gountp gegcn sic Ser
einiate StraBenbaDn . @elellifoit'
beanrn nm 0ienitag I'M areis9eridt
81 Sowion inter Dem Soriib bon
Hid)ter Duncan, Serr Cation for.
bert $4,000 Shooeneriob iiir Ser,
laeungcl, sic er int Sebruar 1906
boourd) erbalten baben iuia, Dab Elm
Waggon Der @eiellidnft az Scr @op,
Strabe nit iei,tcm 8efGbrt 5uiommcn
iiieb.
&atbpIifde &ir6enfcicr.
Nm 0ienitog miroc in Der fotboIi.
id)en ct. Tominif.&irhc an Scr
Sarforb.Hooo in Sumilton, @b., boS
&reu5 erridtct. GaS goIopcr5icrte
oni. einem fnpIernen SodcI rubenoc
Greu5 lit 6 Sub bod unb lpuroe ser
Stride bon Srn. mo Srnu gbom
9elpert bon Baltimore gum @eid)cnf
gemad)t.
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Baltimore Sampf Yadct Gu.
tstIte unb SuperlGiIse 8at.2iute.)
Die Der. St1ateHsI0ft beiDroprno.
Taupfcr ,9irainia (ucn), ,N,abauta,~
.ygcpraiu," ,.Teuuefer"
Nlte uno 5uptrI

y@eprBiu," ySennefer."
3ampfer Iabren tdaIi6, Goniiaes ausatnorn.
men. bon ben ,"yalsainie'"9iers 9r. 1o-1s,
Higbt'Strabe, $50 N0enos, brett mad OlS
%unften ees Sii6eis. Ser6inSnna in SIS
4otut Comfort nit nG. & 8. @iienbdbn.4 Rad
Tldnloho, gerbinoune In Portsmouth nit benz
pSeaboaro Iir Cine" folieem 8uge nah 0ortss
mouth uno AiIantu. On gtorfolf Werbiiiouna
mt Der DgtIantic Coat Cine" GprioIf urtS
lueitlid rlb nSlS 3uminion Cine" mao Ge.p.
bern, Aaafbiratout R.'G., 8i1ntoHo, Ba.. inb
.MabI5eiteh mad curc5dil6em 9Iane. aurn.
Etofe ,&aiiiief6 imnter, eIeftrif0f .BeIeuttnns,
SampibeiSnns. Soien 5ysi. aefsrbirte s%tailteI..
gt: 107. Sft.gnltimore.GtraB Gr. SOC unt
EOS; G~tebtsGtraBe, Q. ", 8. Office, SiiboitsGds
baltimore .ulio GaioerisStrdBe, Continental
3ruit @nilbina" uno IIbdusbs, Tr. 100. 9lorb.
GbdrIeSsStrabe.
Suhu u. Sbcr,uDpb, q. 9rpipn,.
SicesHrdf. II. Sen. sDianagcr. @en. sTuji. s9lgerf.
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@ci9aftss@
3eituneen 3eitihriften etc.
rsbe satimoft @etps Co.," 9aois abererou.
bic, Wlaila9er, 3lS ReitsSerma StraBe.

9aumaterialien, Ebiircn, Scniter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
5ar,es g.. spiter & Co., 115 unb III, cub
S~reoeridsStrube.
@eo. q. eloan & Bro, Ala, aiebt.S ctr. .Merfte.
Hutionol. ganfen.
,sbr DID Sp,uu National yans," Sob. unb
@retersStrnbe. Saeob %. Soof, 8rdiiceHt;
9aoio 9. CHARS, Gices Briitbcnt; Senrp D.
9febue, &niIirer.
uSirt ~y'aiional gan. Of Baltimore" s. ..
gBilcor, &nfitre., II S~outb'Strase.
,9mette NGticunl.B aat," % 432 Giios Broabip ap,
%. 6. ssd9fer, 8ufitrer.
.%sRsitern National Sant," %. Marrioit. aafft.
rer. IA 9'urcs@ utdlpsStr1be.
,Srpuers & @ledanies' 9ntional gani," Gbas.
@. Wtlet, Adfflrer, @rrolpeft'@de @utaip'
iino SabetIe,S Giraffe.
u5hiro Rational Yant," Baltimore. uno Nortb'
Gtrnbe.
rsasmtrs G. Merdants' National ganI," Gomtb,
uno Gonibnro'StraRe.
~6omlmeretal & Sarmers' Tatiunal gauf,'" Glib.
fpeitsSde &olUaros NIB Germans trabe; s.
). Ralorp'u, 9aifrer.
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M0pofaten.
5raueia g. alemn,, Re4tsanpaIt, 225 ct. gart,
Strabe, Baltimore, 0io.
3arf ". M. edbplR, i26-129 2au 9uiIoira.
@uitaonS 3urb, 26t-269 GaIDert 9uileing.
y. @m. Ertmann, III TorbsgbatIeSsS trabe.
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YaHc sir 9leiie in's Anslatb be.
forst 6. Maine, Rr. Alb, Cit.yalti-
mprefrake, maize Cation SOnie apc.
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YGiie sur @ciie ms Anslanb Be.
iOrat 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cit-Talti-
mOreitrahe, maize Chiffon 9pnie Mpe.
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Observation-Disclosures Tub NeI0sUDr1 NIt hes
reit 5lm Sebraiitb In Der Gainbeu unb ut
JtobaisStaticn Mm 1000 gbenos,
lorsg8asgon5. Speiferaten etc. iperoen fhneu be-
fprgt per Tcleptou In allen folecnoen BILLET.
Bfirenur: GbarIess uno BaIttMoresStrabe g. &
mt. gfobals Statton, 6. & g., mt. Bernon 3129;
Standardization Snformnttorss9freau, 9. 4 g.
ct. gnuI $40, ober Wo., goirtlano 2726; uno
R.. 526. Sios9rcnopan
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9ambargsM
--rad-
Suppelidrauben.
Grnrrks ituN RnSSooipr.S;sua

Sambnrs.Nmcrita-&inie,
81 9roaoDap, New.gcrt.
GrtBnr @. Gobium,
nm aiteu Eiatc,
127 it.Yaltimote-S Ctr.
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3ohn. enbsrt, TIA ebames.etrabs. 6. & g..
Geleebon; @olfe 1899.
Seucr.8 criiferungea.
,Siohol SuIurante So. Of aipersouL" Senrp m.
Ssarliel6. feiioent @gnaeer, 1ol-l02 Gbanl'
"Wsrmanta acknowledgements . geVenfhatt,"
Baltimore unb slortbsStraBs.
Nn,. 3. ebadelicrb & Gu, is anS II GbHnber
@runSeiJenthums . agsnten unb
.Sdnoler.
ptsrre g. 9usen & Gepttp, 10 Ofts2syinaton.
Eferceeeihirr- SSabrifantcn.
o. 8. Tan eOm & So, 4o4 gsefiseerman.st.
Sufibmieo, 3ubebSr.
G. etptt gahns GS.. Vr. 3G2 nnb 364. gors.
San'Gtrabs.
&oblen uno SoIs.
ernrp q Bon Seine, $50 GoIumbia.gIbenue.
Sdmudladen iinb tlbren.
u. 8. Daiaes. go Cii.1dItimufs.s traBe.
Nanolcibe.8 eihGfte.
,0rniolisateO apnn Co.," I seorb'Sa .Strabe.
Tianos un6 SrgeIn.
Ghas. 81. etieM 0 gorosoibertb,s trabe.
Sem. 0nabe C Co., .2prie"s SebirSe, Wlt. yobaIs
tIpeulte.
9ampf. nnb @aiierbei5uns.
G. s.. edtaedber, 742 Sfis2pmbaro.Str. 9. &
H.sIt!cpbon 1860.
I. &apier nno Yap;er.0 Often.
s,aitb. Ttrom Co.. 105 uno 1O7 Sanopersstr.
Slaggen, Banner, Ib5eifen.
etSeo Bros, 10 @cfts2crinstonsGtrabe.
Vledplatten, MetaG etc.
2spu, GsRiiin & Gu, 1919 gaIoeritciretr.
Seteftip.4 aent:ir. +.
&pnubunts & shmibt (friiber bel Smith, Eeit
& ancns. sos Galpert Building.
6rie6b0ie.
n2sassn Fart csmstsrs." Office; 81 asef.6o.
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SOQrsVoltfen.

,,Tentidle epar,YGnf BON Baltimore" gltatps
lino 9aItiIHoresS traBe.
,st. .Samcs.S parbanf," Baltimore StraBe unb
gufomsQuules@lbenle.
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Warnpr. uno 8rani'- 0erfe.
9. SiIgertner & eobne, 7fi-71s Meft.galtt.
nloresSt.lbe.
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ruIt.Somsauuie'n

SCuIl'SUHtpuYtle II.
,Wlarn:ano Srnit Co.," goroueItsGde gaIoert.
nno &ermur.StraBe. @rier Serf6, Brdfi.
gn1 9ieb, Sfabmeifter.
pSaltimure Srutt & Guarantee Co.," Gauitabtes
9uiibing.
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-Staats -9anfen.
,,IeatIfe ganf ppn Baltimore" Baltimore. uno
Soqibab,S irabe. sliguit &eber, 9rditoeilt;
6. S.-5i6t, G6abmeifter.
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2eihenbcitatter

Sauoeis & a5bnc, 1T0S-17t0 garton.gbenue
Ism. Spof, Nor!b' iiub @reennountsglnenue.
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&upferibmieoe uno plumbers.
Suhn onbsrt. TIA sbames.etrube. 6. & q.
Selepbou: Wplfe 1899.
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2anonirtbifaftIide Uer1tbe uno
SQluercter

'riffitb & Snruer Go, 2O5 y1otb.Bacase irai
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IBAzTI!ZgEgg&Ol1Ip
RAILROADO
ads ssIiltt ! adsl'f s.s qu 81. SCOUT sSSni' a ! Mnt ta ssi
95icaso (9iepGrD .Idgii6 4.16 g.. 4.30 g.
Sine. ct Y u. sHple. .aaell9 7458. Guy Y.
zinc. u. 81. e.. .aaolf6 1O:5oM., 1l.O5 g.
8ittsburg ......... xnelit 145S. s00 y.
sitis u: dIeOeI... adas!tS SSasia s'S.
@spreBSiee "Ssoe einaoc ani bic, stanbe" DON
Wodentaeen TOO Born. Bis 500 Mbenbs.
Srilbere A6iabrt bon Der DIT. E~onalsStatton.
Aaibtugtpn, berIaHen mlt. 8opal Siation:
1905, +6.45. ITO, +1.45t 1855. 1913 1920,
t11.53, $1I .55 Born, tf213. t12:62, lib
t6,55,. sos GimifeS}, 1850. .ii;ss Siesnss;
1920, $500, 1918, 1900, 1000, f11.00 @In.,
1900 Wy f12.02, 12.22, TOO. 81 ;o5, t2.U0,
1900, 1906, +4.O0, *4.30. 1900. s5.05 Nd9m.,
1000, +6.16, 1920. 1900. $500, $50 Nimt'
teb), $1,000, 1905, *11.05. *11.32 abbs.
Sreoerid, @dmoersS tation, f7y35 nno s9.t5
Born, f1.25, 1850 un6 1920 NG9m.
Saserstglpn, Wst. 9topai.Station,. t7.45 ,8r1.,
t3.bO Ga8m.; gan.berrS .aiiot. 1875, 1900
S0rH, 1880 f tnSSf g giS Gin,
Had 8btlaosiptia nne Hetp.gsrf.
Neuer terminus on oer Sreiuno5lpan6igtien
Gtrube, 9leip sg)ori, beauem NAB SoielS, 3beas
terri uno Sei6dtiss 9iftrift.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-03
BRooKLAND SOCIAL NOTES.

DR.. c. F. StearHs returned last week
from Philadelphia
NJ Anatole lie Braz. lecturer for the
Alliance Franchise. delivered q lecture IN
French on Les Manifestations de ia Vie
Religeuse Chez les Breton Americans
last Tuesday at the Mahon Hail OF the
Catholic University Of America. A MINI
Der from BrOOkland attended the lecture.
Miss Catherine MeIcholT daughter Of
William Melchoir Of hose company No
II, was recently married al Rockville,
Md
Rev. Mr.. Lawles. "A former pastor Of
the BrookIand Baptist Church. is report
ed to have accepted a call 70 a Memphis,
Tenn, community.
Miss Mabel Reiser. of Michigan avenue,
recently entertained her friend Miss Au-
drey Schweitzer. Of Washington.
Mrs. Davidson, Of South Brookland. has
her mother as her guest for a number
OF days.
Prof. Burg, who has been absent from
Brookland with his family for the win
ter, has returned to his home at Thir-
teenth and Otis streets
Mrs. Scanned. Of Hamlln street, was
the guest Of Mrs. Gavin at a luncheon
given IN Washington last week.
Mrs. O'ConneH, Of Franklin street,
spent a portion Of last week visiting
friends in Washington.
Mrs. Sears. Of Washington. was the
recent guest OF her friend, Mrs. David
son. Of South BrOOBland.
Miss Mango. of Twelfth street who has
been sick with an attack Of the grip for
several weeks. is much improved.
Miss Agnes Rodler, of Otis street, enter
tanned the Misses Edith and Gertrude
/ Schladt, OF Washington, last week.
/ Miss Ella Fuller. of Virginia, a recent
visitor at the home Of her aunt Mrs.
/ johnson. Of Lawrence street, has re-
turned TO Louisville
The Junior Girls Friendly Society held
/ their last meeting at the home of Mrs.
/ L. Jollinger, Of Newton street, last week.
/ Master Warren Sayman and Miss Isa-
I belle Sayman, Of L street northwest
spent Saturday and Sunday last with their
/ little friends. Master Ward Hetfeld and
/ Miss Nerna Hetheld, of Lawrence street
/ The Methodist Social Club gave an en-
tertaiument last Wednesday. The cast of
the drama. THE Sniggles Family" was
Virginia Parkinson. Merle Whiteside. Eva
/ Boucher, May Strohman. Ethel StrOhman.
Annie Davidson, Jessie Bass, Helen Scam
neil, and Louise c. Clagett. Others who
/ took part in the programme were Mr.
Maskey. Mrs Lord. Mr.. Galbraith. Ralph
/ Simons. Miss Edna Simons, Miss Nc
Dade. Miss Emily Gathgins. and Miss Eva
/ Hurd.
! Rev. L. Z. Marshall, Of the Methodist
/ church, who has been very i'll for some
time. is improving.
Mr.. Mccarthy. Mrs. McCluskey's father,
left Monday morning for Charles City
/ County. Va. after visit in Brookland.
Miss Bristow. of Monroe street, is re-
/ covering from a severe attack Of the grip.
Friends Of Mrs Murphy. of Queens
Chapel road, viii regret to hear that she
is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Sleigler, of 1924 Randolph
street, are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of a son, born February g.
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their daughter, Louise Montgomery. to
Mr. Harold Z. Reeves. son Of Judge Cay
bill Reeves, Of Lancaster ohio.
Mr.. William c. Herbert. Of New York
CITY who has been visiting his brother.
Mr.. Arthur Herbert. for several days, has
returned TO his home.
Miss Mary Bently, Of Sandy Springs.
Nd. IS visiting her aunts, the Misses
Chandlee-
Mr.. Anthony E. Smoot left on Thurs
day for New York. and viii sail from
that port Monday for the Isthmus OF
Panama 10 accept a position with the
Isthmian Canal Commission.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
villa Anna Reppert, daughter Of Col
". Z. Reppert formerly Of Columbus.
Ohio. and now Of Culpeper, Va, TO Mr.
Harry D. Kirk, of this city.
Miss Bess Davies. OF Staunton. Va.
is visiting Mrs Charles Lindsey, on South
Columbus street.
Mrs. William ". Wise. of Leesburg,
Va. Is visiting Mrs. J. Sidney Douglas.
Miss Courtney Greenough has as her
guest Miss Edith Pidgin. Of Washington
Miss George NIcC. French left on Fri
day for Santa Barbara, Cal, 90 join her
mother and sister, Mrs. George French
and Mrs. Richard Gibson
Mr.. and Mrs Carlton Lambert CTymes
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at home az 1870 street north
west, Washington, d. c.
Mrs. E. J. V. Hmginn, Of Beverly,
Mass. is visiting friends in Alexandra.
Miss Viola Luterman has returned 10
her home. in Charlottesville, after short
visit to Mrs Henry Strauss.
Mrs. William Cabell Trueman. Of Rich
mond. is the guest of Mrs n. {. c.
Peyton, OF North st. Asaph street.
Mr.. Edward r. Kemper entertained
number Of friends at a supper on Thurs
day evening at his residence. on North
Washington street Some Of those pres
ent were Or. Thomas b Cochran, Mr..
Robert d. Fuller, Mr.. George Evans, DR..
Charles Lindsey. Mr.. Edward Shinn. Mr..
Thomas Robinson. and Mr.. Carroll Ashby.
Mrs. Marshall King is in New York
CITY. where she has spent the past week.
Miss Annie Murphy entertained the
Sewing Circle on Thursday afternoon,
when her guests were Miss Clarence
Snowden, Miss Mary Snowden, Miss
Frances Danenhower Miss Marion
Bryant. Miss Mary Beadbeater, Miss
Rebecca Uhler, and Miss Carolyn Lee.
Miss Lila Barrett and Miss Kitty Bar
rett entertained at a Welsh rarebit on
Wednesday evening at their home, on
Duke street Their guests were Miss Sin
claire. Miss Lucy Douglas, Miss Mary
Snowden. Mrs. Hattie Douglas, Miss
Fanny washington. MI James Douglas,
Mr.. Richard Chichester, Mr.. Harry Bev-
erlv. Mr.. Henry Parker, Mr.. Charles Bar
rett. Mr. Wainwright, and Mr.. Smith. of
Washington
Miss Janet Richards viii deliver an ad-
dress on current topics at the Lee Camp
Hall on Wednesday evening, March s, at
o'clock
V-.ovo.. 81 Cho5ee SnrgDU E-IoNxarS
The Washington herald., 1907-03-03
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SCHOOL or
Decorative, Industrial, and Fine Arts

IAz5 NEW YORK AVE. lehman Building
Anna 8. Sloane Berta e. Hanson Mary a. KiFkup
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.
Full course IN Fine Arts Designing Arts and
CIafts Special classes in Composition Illustration
Portrait Painting Students trained in practical
designing Designs sold. Glasses IN Leathercraft
Needlecraft, Lacemaking Ceramics. Weaving Wood
carving.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-03

Mss Judith Gassaway was in the city
for few days. as the guest OF Mrs
Frank Ridgeway, on her way from New
York. where she has been visiting Mrs
Adolphus Dessez. Miss Gassaway viii visit
Miss Pemeale Elliott. Of Charlottesville,
Va. before returning to her home in Fort
Defiance, Va.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-03
ALEXANDRIA SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Carrie Wise has returned to her
home, on Seminary Hill, after a delightful
visit to her sister, Mrs. T. 9, Darst, In
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Hill entertained at
dinner on Tuesday evening in honor Of
their guest, Mr.. Lamberton, of Oil City,
Pa.
Miss Polly Hudgins has returned to her
home In Norfolk, after a two-week visit
to Miss Elizabeth Jones' on Prince street
Miss Katharine Meyers, of New York,
who has been the guest Of the Misses
Barrett, left on Tuesday for her home
Mrs. w. H, F. Lee, Of Ravensworth,
was the guest Of Miss Katharine Stuart,
on King street, during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs William Writ Smith,
formerly Of Fauquier County, but now Of
this city, announce the engagement OF
The Washington herald., 1907-03-03

Mrs. n. {. Jones, Of Massachusetts,
avenue, was hostess at a matinee euchre
on Wednesday. Her guests were MIS-.
Barnes, Mrs lie Roy Parker, Mrs. Childs'
Mrs Garges, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. heWan'
Mrs. Foster. Mrs. F. w Parker, Mrs.
Stewart. Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Nottingham
Miss Nottingham, Miss Shinn, Miss NC
Gregor, and Mrs. Sewell.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-03

A progressive euchre will be given at the
Raleigh IA aid Of the Casualty Hospital
on Friday, March g.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-03

VioIets end Choice Spring Flowers.
prices. Shaffer, 14th & I. Phone
The Washington herald., 1907-03-03
Write or prone Krnnt's Bakery

v rte or 'FrOnc hruht's bnKcry,
18th and Pa. ave, for Prof. Hart's Brown
Bread. It's the genuine whole wheat
bTead-delicOus and nOurishing. Price. &c
loaf. Delivered to your home. Phone rs
The Washington herald., 1907-03-03

Mrs Isle S. Iipscon1b was hostess last
Monday at one Of the prettiest and most
largely attended teas OF the season, at her
home, on Seventeenth street. The draw
ing-rooms were decorated with yellow
tulips and jonquils. the same color
scheme prevailing In the dining-room'
where Mrs. Wilfred NJ. Barton and MRS.
George Pound presided. Mrs. Lipseomo
who received in a gown Of white lace was
assisted in the dTawing-room by MIS-
Irland, Miss Taylor. and Miss LipscoIhb'
birthday surprise party gathered at
the residence Of Col. Crosby, 17A street
northwest. Thursday night, in honor OF
his SEVENTEEN birthday. The colonel was
inveigIed TO a neighbors, across the street.
and after the party Of twenty-five had as
sembled he was sent for. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Barnum, Mr.. and Mrs
Van Arsdale, Mr.. and Mrs. O'Reiily' Mr.
and Mrs Cheesman and Miss Cheesman
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs
Burns. Mr.. and Mrs Parker, Mr.. and Mrs
Taylor, Dir. and Mrs. Maggie, Mrs. Col.
OdeI. Mrs. Cutter. and Miss McCarger.
Miss Winifred Davis, who went 10 New
Orleans for the Mardi Gras, returned to
Washington last Wednesday.
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to the success Of the affair were Mrs E.
L. Givens. of Arkansas. and Mrs. Warren.
of New York
Mr.. Clarence Weleh, of Philadelphia.
was a guest Of his parents. Mr., and Mrs.
John WEIGH. Of Capitol HILL returning to
Philadelphia to-day.
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Miss Janet Richards viii deliver an ad-
dress on current topics at the Lee Camp
Han on Wednesday evening, March S, at
o'clock
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The cable announcement from London
OF the second court ball Of the season
taking place last Friday evening. would
seem to indicate that the keeping of Lent
is as much out of fashion in England as
it appears to be in America. The most
interesting information connected win
this function for Washington readers is.
however, the fact that Mrs Robert J.
Wynne. wife of our consul general, and
d lifelong resident of this city, WAS one
OF the few Americans presented on this
occasion, which was unusually brilliant.
Mrs Wynne. as wife of the former
Postmaster General. made many friends
in official life, and since going 10 London
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Miss Mary Bently, Of Sandy Springs,
Nd. is visiting her aunts, the Misses
Chandlee-
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their daughter, Louise Montgomery. 10
Mr. Harold L. Reeves, son OF Judge Gay
bill Reeves, Of Lancaster, ohio.
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Mr.. William c. Herbert. Of New York
CITY. who has been visiting his brother
Mr.. Arthur Herbert. for several days, has
returned 70 has home.
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Mrs. Edwin Jones entertained the mem
bers of the Wistaria Euchre Club at
luncheon last week at her residence on L
street. Her guests We're Mrs. William
Bailey, Miss Lewis Dare, Mrs. Arthur
Bailey, Mrs. William KimmeI. Mrs. Wal
ter Ridenour, Mrs. Edward Landvoigbt
Mrs. F. Greve, Mrs. B. TRULY. and Mrs
Tucker. who is at present the guest Of
Mrs Jones
Miss Fora Swank, of Johnstown. Pa. a
pupil at the National Park Seminary is
the guest of Miss Anna Gigon, of CapitoI
Hill. who will entertain in her honor on
Saturday.
Mai f. ". Baylor. who spent the past
fortnight as the guest of Mr.. Richard
Weightman, of Sunderland place, has re-
turned TO Winchester, Va.
Mrs. Edgar 1. Owens. Of Arkansas. who
has been spending her winter here, has
gone to Pine Bluff. Ark, where she will
be a guest of her sister, Mrs. z. W Bo-
cage, for several weeks, before returning
TO her home in BatesviIle.
Miss Estelle Kirkwood. who has been
visiting the Misses Davies, of Capitol Hin.
returned recently TO her home In Ellicott
City, Nd.
Mr.. Samuel Maddox has returned from
Havana, where he spent a week as Gov
Magoon's guest.
Mrs. Aureiia Dickinson gave a musical
at her home. in the Henrietta. Tuesday
evening Among those who contributed
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Mr.. Henry c. Ide and Miss Ide enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening, comDh-
mentary TO the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Taft Besides the guests of honor
those present were Gen. and Mrs J.
Franklin Bell, Mrs. Newlands, Mrs lie
Breton. Mrs John A. Logan, Mrs Fer
guson. Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton Wright.
Mr. Justice Moody, Judge Chambers, and
Gen. Clark Edwards.
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Mr.. Anthony E. smoot left on Thurs
day for New York. and viii sail from
that port Monday for the Isthmus OF
Panama TO accept position with the
Canal Commission.
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Mr.. Samuel Maddox has returned from
Havana, where he spent a week as Gov
Magoon's guest.
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has been recognized as one Of the most
popular American women now residing
abroad. The ball took place at Bucking-
ham Palace, where the King and Queen
are now in residence, although the Lon
don season proper will not begin until
after Easter. Other Americans presented
on Friday night were Mrs. Alfred X, Moe,
wife of the consul general at Dublini
Mrs. Charles Marchel and Miss Edith
Clark. both Of New York.