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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

MASS TO Be SAID
AT UNIVERSITY
Classes Began Last Week
With Large Number
of Students.

The classes in all branches of study
at the Catholic University of America
We're resumed Tuesday, October /. The
formal opening viii take place today.
A solemn high mass will be sung in
the chapel of the Blessed Virgin, Cald-
we'll Hal,
The number Of students registered ex-
ceeds the number OF previous years.
The young ladies of Trinity College
returned to their studies last week. A
large number Of students were enrolled.
j Murphy who has for several years
been the librarian OF the Catholic Uni
versity. has left for his home in Erie.
Pa, where he will remain for several
days. He VIII this winter begin tie
practice Of law I'm New York city.
Master Emory Huse. who has been
visiting Boston, has returned to his
home in South BrooklRnd, accompanied
by Mrs. Worthingtcn, who will remain
for about ten days.
Mrs NJ. Moore and daughter nave re-
turned from ten day trip TO Maryland.
Arthur Ward, who has recently re
rum "a NilEGt IupHLIlS visit TO
England. Scotland. and France. has
6cne to New York and Connecticut.
Mrs. Davidson, accompanied by her
daughter, Annie and son. Tom, has re-
turned from pleasant visit in Virginia.
Miss Flora Shultd, Of washington.
spent few days last week with Mrs.
George Burga, Of Seventh street
Mr.. Bovnton and family. of South
Brookland. have rece ally purchased A
home in Riverdale.
Mrs. n. Lynch. Of Roanoke. Va, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. lucky. Of
Twelfth street.
Miss Frances Black is visiting in At
lantic City.
Mr.. Snadie and family. OF Evarts
street, viii move TO HyattsvilIe this
week, where they have purchased a
nome
Mrs. O'Connell. accompanied by her
two sons and daughter. has returned to
her home "a Twelfth street.
Mrs Krams and children. of South
Twelfth street. have returned from a
three rTonths' visit to New York
The sister of Mrs. Aiken. of South
Brooklind, has returned to her home
in Columbus, Mo.
Miss Amelia Etz. who has been i'll, is
now able TO be out.
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A.IeXNT1drId
MISS c. N. VARNEY
WEEDS F. COCKRELL
The Rev. Mr.. Bell, of Del
Ray, Oflciates at
Ceremony.

Miss Gladys Mae Varnay, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Varney. Of Del Ray.
was married last week 10 Frank Cock
rel. Of this city. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev Mr. Bell at the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, in
Del Ray. The maid Of honor was Miss
Margaret COckrell. sister Of the bride
groom, ana the best man was Edwin c.
COckrell, OF Washington.
Ex- Alderman Dobie 'lad as his guest
last week his daughter. Mrs. Efie Leef.
Nj. anc Mrs. James Roche. Misses
Idary L. Fleming, Margaret c. FleIn-
ing. Marie FannOn, and g. NJ. Bayne
have returned from the jamestown Ez-
position.
Mrs William Rudd is visiting friends
In Warrenton. She VIII later go 70 the
jamestown Exposition.
Misses KsHe and Halle Makely. who
have been on trip through the valley
OF Virgins, have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII F. Carne last week
paid a visit tc winchester, Roanoke,
Mr. and mrs. Henry Steiner have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Ray Smith and Donald Parsley, OF
Wilmington. ". c., who have been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Henshaw.
have left for the jamestown Exposition.
Charles Newton had as his guest last
week Mr.. and Mrs. William Crupper.
Of Richmond.
Capt. V. A. Payne and wife spent
several days in Lynchburg last week
c. c. Leadbeater has returned from
an extended trip through the West
George Uhler, who has been confined
&c home by sickness, is out again.
Judge Charles r. Nicol was a visitor
IN Alexandria last week.
Mrs. W. R. Smith had as her guests
last week Mrs. Mamie S. Nicely and
Miss X. f. Smith.
Judge Louis c. Barley, who has been
IN Augusta county on legal business,
has returned.
Mrs. ]. Stanley Neale has removed
from this city to Washington
Alvin Powell. one OF the most popular
Of the Alexandra letter carriers. is at
the jamestown Exposition.
Elmer L. Nichols and H n. Godfrey
are at the jamestown Exposition.
Charles R. Lowenbach is spending ten
days at the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Efie Brawnsr has returned from
a visit to her aunt Mrs. Mildred Mars
teller, in Nokesvllie.
Mr.. and Mrs Wolgamot left Alexan-
dria last week for Ell Paso, Tex, and
Will make their home there.
Mrs w r. PurFis and Miss Margaret
Ashby. who have been spending the
summer IN Shenandoah county. have
returned home.
The Rev. c. E. WOodson and his
daughter. Miss Edith Woodson. who
have been visiting relatives IN this CITY.
have returned to their home liz Norfolk
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Notes and Personals

A meeting for men was held last Sun
day afternoon in the Anacostia Meth
Odlst Episcopal Church under the
auspices Of the Mems Club. Charles r.
Linger presided. The program opened
with singing. followed by a prayer.
3. Frank Meyers sang a solo and r. A.
Waite. IT,, Of New YORK city, delivered
the address
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BaIIStOn
Alexandria County Monitor
Will Be Handled by
Westinghouse.

The Alexandra County Monitor thai
has been conducted by Frank Lyon has
been leased to r. Gordon Finney and
Mr.. Boteler. both OF Washington.
EEe printing force will be retained bv
them.
After a weeks visit to his dauehtcr
Mrs. w. S. Kendrick, J. c. c. Hough
has returned to bis hCme at RayvilIe
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Clark. after
a pleasant trip to jamestown. are again
at their home at Fort Myer Heights.
Miss Weaver, OF Washington. d. c,
was the guest this week of Mrs. Robert
Sanford, Of Ballston.
Miss Annie Woodward. OF Fairfax,
Va, is the guest OF Mrs. Wells.
Mr.. Davis. OF Philadelphia. was the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. W. H Ken
dricl1, last week.
RyIand Sanford has gone on a bust
ness trip to ygestmoreland county. Va.
Mrs. Willie Mock presented her hus-
band with q fine baby girl on Monday.
Joshua Baldwin has begun the ercc-
ton of aEother house On Baldwin ave-
nue..
a, J. fPorter is erecting a handsome
home for Mrs. Erwing.
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County Sunday School Convention
Effects Permanent Organization

There was meeting OF the Sunday
schools Of Alexandria county in the n.
r. Church at Clarendon Friday night.
The Rev william Pierpout. Of Airing
ton II. 2 Church South. discussed the
Best Means 10 Mike the Association a
Benefit 70 the County" ". W. Middle
ton followed on How TO Reach Chill
dren and Families Not Affiliated With
Any Church A permanent organization
was made and a working constitution
adopted The following are the present
officers E HOdgkin. president: the Rev.
Mr.. ZeDD. vice president. and Mrs T
3. Young, treasurer and secretary.
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Colonel Randle. president OF the
United States Realty Company, whose
home is near Anacostia, ard DR.. Clark,
OF the Garfield Hospital staff. have just
returned 10 the city from a 2OG-mile
horseback ride. They visited the famous
battlefield at Antietant and Jordon
White Sulphur Springs. returning by
way Of Frederick, Nd. They were gone
about ten days.
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The senior department OF the Epwortl
League Of the Anaccstia Methodist
Episcopal Church. reopened its meetings
last Sunday evening
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NEUdsfnDgtun
DAAA-DARLING,
GOTHAM NUPTIALS
Young Man of Northeast
WedS New York Girl
Wednesday.

Lewis Darling. of northeast Washing
ton, was married 10 Miss Elizabeth
Damn, of New York city. Wednesday,
October 2. at s o'clock. at her home, in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling will make their
future home in this city. where Mr.
Darling is employed.
The members of the Baracca class
gave a banquet last Friday evening at
the Maryland Avenue Baptist Church.
Among the speakers OF the evening
were the Rev. Mr. Johnson, OF the
Grace II. E. Church, and John Rhodes,
of Bethany NJ. Z. Church. John Mar
tin and zollie Wright rendered several
vocal selections very successfully. The
affair was voted a success by all pres
ent.
Northeast Washington is being greatly
improved by the new concrete side
walks on both sides of II street. be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
G street, between Ninth and Fourteenth
streets, is also being paved.
The Only Star Pleasure Club opened
the season by giving a dance at the
Northeast Temple Monday evening.
The Lydia class held a business meet
ing Friday evening at the home Of their
former teacher, Mrs J. L. Gibson. Of
Ninth street. Great things were planned
for the coming season by these young
ladies. After the business was trans
acted, a pleasant social hour was spent
--
Miss Charlotte Pourch, of Scranton,
Pa, who has been spending the sum
mer with Mrs. Miller. of 7O2 Eighth
street. returned home Thursday
Dr. R. NJ Balm. OF Fifth and II
streets. has returned from the James
town Exposition. where she attended the
Dentists Conference.
Mr.. Smith. of Baltimore, Is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Frank Klawans. of 12l1
II street
A party was given at the Maryland
Avenue Baptist Church Tuesday even
ing by the Ladies' Aid Society.
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Work has been commenced after a
long delay on the construction Of the
viaduct over the tracks of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad between Mon
roe street and the eastern branch.
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T Martin Tolson and family residents
OF Anacostia for a number OF years.
have removed to Wind River. wyo.
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Fans Will Give Testimony
to Philadelphia Ball
Player.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Oct 5-Mr. and
Mrs. John ri. Heagy have returned from
a visit TO relatives and friends at Pen
Mar. where they went last Monday.
They tended a family reunion at Hill
Crest cottage. the home Of Mrs Eliza
Overholtzer, a sister OF Mr.. Heagy.
Other attendants from a distance were
Er. and Mrs Jacob FidIer, Of St Louis.
No, DIR. and Mrs. Gates. OF New York
city; and Mrs. Mary Young, Of Han
over, Pa.
The pool tournament at the Mont
gomery Country Club was concluded
Thursday night. George Allnutt won
fret prize. Ralph Jones, second, and
john Brewer, third.
] Forest Colt, OF the county clerks
office. accompanied by his wife, are
visiting the Jamestown Exposition.
f. o. Edmonston. Of Rockville. has
gone 20 visit his son. Richard I. Edmon-
ston. at East Liverpool. Ohio.
Baseball fans of this county will give
a handsome testimonial to Simon B.
Nichols. Of the Philadelphia Athletic
team Of the American League. Nichols
IS a Montgomery county boy. his home
being at Germantown. The gift will be
presented at Washington, during the
series between the Athletic and Wash
ington clubs
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League
will be held at Sandy Spring, October
10. All county organizations interested
in temperance and good order have been
urged 20 send Ave delegates TO the
meeting. william II. Anderson, super
iatendent Of the State Anti-Saloon
League. win take a prominent part in
the proceedings.
Clifford H Robertson and family have
returned from their visit to Wildwood.
y. J.
The first grand rally of the campaign
was held at Kensington by the Repubn-
cans Friday evening. Speeches we're
made by George 7. Gather. candidate
for governor, and his associates on the
ticket.
Mrs. Windsor L Bean and children
have returned from an outing at the
Bean homestead. near Derwood.
Edward c. Peter, OF the Rockville bar,
who has been confined to his bed for
the past two -eeks. is very III.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George w Hawxhurst
spent the last weekend at Ashburn.
LoudOun county. with w. A. Quick.
brother Of tIrs Hawxhurst.
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At the recent annual session of the
s0slnd lodge Of Good Templars in Nor
folk. George W. Hawxhurst, of Falls
Church, was reelected grand secretary
fO= the thirty-ffth consecutive year.
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George Oden. who has beer ernrieyed
in B. w. Downings grocery store. has
given up his position and gone to his
home. at Linden. Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hayes Taylor have
taken possession of their new home.
which they recently purchased.
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Commissioned Mcfarland has accept
ed an invitation extended by the Hills
dale Citizens Association to deliver an
address before the members October Q
in the Campbell A. NJ. E. Church. Mich
oils avenue.
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While working In McDowelTs feed
mill. lexington place and Quincy street.
Tuesday afternoon. Henry Johnson fell
through the elevator shaft from the sec
ond To the first foo-, and received pain
full injuries. An ambulance was sum-
moned. and he was taken TO the hospital
for treatment
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Monday afternoon last, william Ed
wards, an old man, living on Jefferson
street. feH and fractured one of his
arms
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Falls Church
NEW ODD FELLOW
WILL RIDE GOAT
Harmony Lodge Will Assist
in Making Road
Smooth.

Harmony Lodge Of Odd Fellows, No.
9. of washington. D. c.. will visit the
Fails Church Lodge OF odd Fellows, No
II. Thursday night, October 10, and con-
fer the initiatory degree on a candi-
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Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Mitchell have re-
turned to their home here after a pleas
ant visit down the Potomac.
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Mrs. Thomas Z. Raby and child have
returned to Anacostia after a pleasant
visit to the home of Z. G. Quackenbush.
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Improvements are IN progress at the
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
on washington street.
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occupying their residence in Broad
street.
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Mr.. Rich and family. Of Washington.
have rented the dwelling on Little Fails
street recently occupied by Mark Smith
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Erwin and Stan
ley Mari left Thursday for jamestown
Exposition.
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DIR. George B. Fudeley. president Of
the Falls Church Bank. has recently re-
termed from trip to Boston, by which
he was greatly benefited.
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The Pioneer Lodge Of Good Templars
OF Falls Church, will hold special exer-
cises in their lodge Tuesday night, Oc-
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Mrs. Lucy Trussel, OF Clark county,
Va, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. R
Royston, on Broad street
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w. B. McGroarty. OF Florida. is here
on a visit to his family
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The next meeting Of the snappers'
Camera Club will be held at the home
Of Miss Julia Woodman. OF Newton
street.
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George S. Philips has returned to the
National University Law School at
Washington, D. c, 70 continue his law
course
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A. T. Berry is filing the position OF
prescription clerk in the Mankin drug
store during the absence of DR.. George
ManSin.
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Edwin McKeever is at his home. on
Holmead place. after spending the sum.
mer at Ocean View, Va.
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Powell Browning. Of Girard street. Is
attending University OF Pennsylvania.
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Mr. Norris and Leonard Bowen. OF
Clarendon, are again among the law
AID civil engineering students at George
University.
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The Rev. Harry B. Lee. il, who was
rector OF the Episcopal Church at Fair
fax some years ago, has accepted a
charge at St. Marks Protestant EDis-
copal Church at Petersville, Nd.
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Postmaster Quick has beer author
lied tC continue the collection of letters
from the box at the corner of WASH
ington and Columbia streets
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Mrs. Edna Merrill. of New York, Is
a guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Luttrell, on
Broad street. Falls Church.
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Among those who have been summer
ing In Falls Church and have returned
TO the city for the winter are DR.. and
Mrs. w. s. Bell and Mr.. Warner and
family.
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Miss Elese Browning. OF Girard street,
Is attending Mrs Summers school this
year.
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At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Falls Church branch of the Washing
ton, Arlington and Falls Church Elec-
trio Railway Commuters Association,
held in the odd Fellows hall at Falls
Church Friday, October I. II. c. Eddy.
Z. E. read a paper entitled THE Prac.
teal Operations Of Electric Railways"
He was given close attention by the
large audience
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Henry Croker. town clerk, is engaged
in listing the dogs In the corporation
for taxation.
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The Village Improvement Society will
hold it's October meeting Monday night
at the residence of Miss Gundry, when
the new officers will be installed. H. A.
Fellows is the new president of the
society.
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The congregation OF the Campbell
A NJ. f. Church has decided TO have
a parsonage erected and work has been
commenced on the building which will
he a frame cottage on Howard avenue.
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Marvin Thomas. OF philadelphia, Pa,
made a short visit to his father, the
Rev. w. s. o. Thomas. this week.
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Mrs. c. /. Crossmap, who has heen
sick with typhoid fever at the residence
so far recovered as to return to her
home.
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Arthur Henley and his brother. John,
are at the jamestown Exposition.
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Judge Thornton has appointed A. D.
Payne magistrate for Mt. Vernon dis
trict, Fairfax county, to succeed the
late J. o. Kirby
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Misses Mae and Elizabeth Branson
have returned TO their homes after a
vacation spent at Atlantic City. N. ].
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The Rev. Edward J. Richardson filled
the pulpit OF the Columbia Baptist
Church, at Falls Church. wednesday,
Thursday. and Friday nights Of this
week preparatory TO the revival meet
ings that will follow next week. when
th2 Rev. Stockton W. Cole Will assist
the pastor. the Rev. w. o. S. Thomas.
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Mrs. Fannie Digges and daughter
BERTHE, and Mr.. Cutler, OF Frederick
City, Nd, are the guests Of Mrs. J. d.
Galleher. Of Clarendon.
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Miss Carrie c. Settle. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph A. Settle and Gibson
Hemper. of Clifton. were married on
September Is. They visited jamestown
and Richmond on their honeymoon trip.
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Elwood Franklin and little daughter.
OF East End, leaves on Sunday for a
visit to relatives in Philadelphia.
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After a weeks visit to his daughter.
Mrs. w. S. Kendrick. J. c. c. Hough
has returned to bis hCme at RayvilIe
Va
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Last week T. A. Williams. NJ. e
Church. ]. n. Gibson. r. c. L. Moncure,
T. NJ. Hodgson. and ]. c. Du Putron
were appointed by the town council to
prepare a new charter for the town.
The following officers were also elected:
T A. williams, mayor pro tenn; .. H.
BnImgsIey, auditor: Henry Croker.
treasurer, and DR.. T. c. Quick, health
officer.
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Ahornas I1iiher Is III with pIeurisy.

The kindergarten school OF NIies r-A,.,-
Thompson opened Tuesday mornin 5oUi'h
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NIGn OdTIyn, v q.
.GLENGARLYN SCHOOL
GIVES ENTERTAINMENT

GLENCARLYN, Va. oct. San en-
tertainment was given at Curtis Hall
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
school piano fund. The teacher. Mrs.
Mcfarland. prepared an interesting pro-
gram, which was well carried out by the
children. The evening ended with a
dance
The affair was generously patronized
and quite a sum realized.
The Village Improvement Society of
Glencarlyn held its monthly meeting at
the residence of ]. L Schaaff this.even-
ing.
Maj. and Mrs. William NJ. King have
closed their home at Glencariyn and
viii spend the winter at Ballston with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Mitchell have re-
turned to their home here after a pleas
ant visit down the Potomac.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Hayes Taylor have
taken possession of their new home,
which they recently purchased.
occupying their residence in Broad
street.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Hawxhurst
spent the last weekend at Ashburn.
LoudOun county. with w. A Quick,
brother Of FRS. Hawxhurst.
At the recent annual session of the
g-lnd lodge Of Good Templars in Nor
folk. George W. Hawxhurst. of Falls
Church, was reelected grand secretary
foT the thirty-fifth consecutive year.
DR.. George 3. Fudeley. president Of
the Falls Church Bank. has recently re-
termed from 9. trip to Boston, by which
he was greatly benefited.
Postmaster Quick has beer author
izeo &c continue the collection Of letters
from the box at the corner of WASH
ington and Columbia streets.
Henry Croker. town clerk, is engaged
in listing the dogs In the corporation
for taxation.
The Village Improvement Society will
held It's October meeting Monday night
at the residence of Miss Gundrv when
the new officers viii be installed H A
Fellows Is the new president of the
society.
George Upperman has been recon-
mended by the Republican committee
as postmaster at West End
Mrs. Williams. Of Pennsylvania, is
visiting her sister, Miss Sue n. Riddle
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Anderson have
returned to Falls Church.
Mrs. c. /. Crossman, who has heen
sick with typhoid fever at the residence
of her father former Mayor Payne, has
so far recovered as to return to her
home.
&. II. Baugher, who has resided here
for several years. has decided to move
Go Hyattsville, Md.
The Rev. ]. +. Amos, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, is conducting re-
vival services IN his church at Oakton,
Va.
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Mrs FNIrr has her daughter-iu law
from Ioudoun county, Va. with her
this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith and little
daughters. Helen and Esther, left Fri
day for Atlanta. Ga. where they expect
TO spend several weeks with Mrs.
Smiths sister, Mrs. Tucker.