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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12
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@sDoerns sausfama.
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Die @Btbe ersanIt bonn Serfules. &c ga.
BE unrpiHentlid elm reretftetes 6entb an.
geleat. in SDlae oeiien &c ioidbe S4mers
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bic @eihihte bonn 9ertules Elm nerania.
teres gnoe 9enptntnen haben.
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aeelimatiiirte Oba= Baume!

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bier in Eeras eesoaenen 8dumen.
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Elm TEXAS WUADER.

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9d,euermeser,s Qart.

Eamilienaarten. Observation-Disclosures
pr1outte. Borsielihe Rahe. 8eid'
battloe Speiiesfarte. ReQerfrilhes
Zone Star Bier. JeineBe uno an
oere @etr6nte. NnTmertIaute 8ebie'
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500 Belosnams. 500.

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far Wilhuirtidaaften, @ealgeifarnien uHb
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Baum eonbenir Matinee jeotn @ittuoa,
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

WANT TQGBOATS
TO HINGE STACKS
Citizens Association Passes
Observation-Disclosures
School Problem.

At the meeting OF the Clarendon Citi-
zens' Association October y, several
resolutions Of Importance were pissed.
one OF which YVES TO endeavOr to secure
legislation 10 compel tugbOats plying
between points on the Potomac zrecessi-
tating the service OF draws In the high
way and railroad bridges 10 hinge their
smokestacks. in order to pass under the
bridges without the necessity of NOV
ing the draws, by which travel across
the bridge would be greatly facilitated.
The committee on schools reported
tweaty-six pupils In immediate need of
public school accommodations. and a
committee was appointed to confer with
the school trustees in regard to neces-
sites in regard to school accommoda-
lions.
Five now names were added to the
membership Of the association, and one
application Il r. membership received.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

hOCA VILE, Oct. B--CoL Marion p.
Maus, u. s. a. accompanied by his
wife, is visiting his sisters. Mrs. VI. f.
Spencer. Mrs. James F. Allen, and Miss
Adele Maus
Thomas c. Keys, accompanied by his
wife and son. has gone for a two weeks
visit among friends at Princess Anne,
Somerset county. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joan Fidler. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ
Heagy, Of this place. have returned to
their home in St I.osis. Mo.
The Mite Society OF the Rockville n
E. Church, South, was entertained q
few evenings ago at the home Of Dr.
anc Mrs. Otis Linthicum- The occasion
was enlivened by good music and read
ings
William T. Disney. electrical engi-
neer and superintendent Of waterworks
for Rockville. with his wife and chill
dren, spent homecoming week III Ellie
colt City and Baltimore.
Robert NJ Higgins has gone TO live at
Richmond. Va.
Miss Tiilie Grimes, Of Pasadena, Cal,
who has been visiting the jamestown
Exposition. is spending a while with
friends in Rockville.
Irwin Brooke and George Moulden, Of
this place, have just returned from an
extended trip to England
The last meeting OF the morning card
club was held at the nome Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard B. Nicholson. The first
prize was won by Mrs. r. B. Peter, and
the second by Mrs. Bayles.
c. Norman Boulc, Of the Rockville
bar, who has been enjoying a vacation
at Hagerstown, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and other Northern points, has returned
home mucn improved by his holiday.
Wallace Jones and family have re-
turned TO Rockville from their trip to
jamestown and other Southern points,
and win leave in a few days for their
home in South Dakota
Oscar L. johnson has been spending
A while in Rockville
Frank F. StamleT and Miss Katherine
Cooney were married recently in St.
Marv's Church. Rockville. by Father
Carey, OF washington
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
fanSCh1lrCh
SUPPER IS GIVEN
FOR N. {. CHURCH
Good Sum Realized by
Women Of Congregation.
Conference Meets Today.

The ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, and their frit rds spent
two most enjoyable evenings at the
Cdd Fellows Han Thursday and Friday.
where the ladies Of the Methodist Epis-
ccpal Church, South, served suPpers and
held a bazaar. Quite a handsome sum
was realized.
The third quarterly conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. will
be held in Falls Church today. The
Rev. Z. V. Register will ill the pulpit
OF the Rev. j. L. Kibler. on Broad
street.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
BaalESRn
MAGAZINE CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
Virginia Orators" Is Sub
jet of Miss Hance's
Essay.

The BallstOn Magazine Club was en-
tertained at the hosne of Mrs J. W.
Sutton October 16, with large attend
anee Of members and visitors. The
essayists We're Miss Emma Hance and
A. G. Putnam. Miss Hance read an in
structive and entertaining paper on
Virginia Orators quotations from
Patrick Henry's famous speech, the ap-
peal 10 arms delivered IN ST. Johns
Church, Richmond. Va. being read by
f. c. Jones. Mr.. Putnam's paper on
Agricultural Resources of Virginia
was illustrated BY a small map. and
gave a comprehensive review Of the
products Of the state.
The Rev. DR.. Mcleod. Of Washington,
d. C. will I'LL the pulpit at Presbyterian
Church this morning.
Cards are out for the wedding OF
Miss Ora Welch, of Livingston Heights,
Va. TO Charles Boyer, OF Washington,
D. c.. tire wedding 20 take place No
vember 2. at the First Presbyterian
Church. at Ballston-
Hon. r c. L. Moucure has purchased
through William NJ. Ellison, of Falls
Church, Va. about twenty acres Of
land, known as the T.. D Preston
estate, adjoining Center Ballston-
Mrs. S. l. Johnston gave a luncheon
last week in honor Of Miss Emma
Davenport from the West, who Is visit
ing Miss Lacey Stuart.
Mrs. Dewey has begun the erection of
a fine dwelling on Bailston avenue.
Mrs. Wilson. has gone 10 Sligo, nd.
to visit her daughter
Mrs Davis, of Occoquan is building
a six-room house on School street
Miss May Thomas, Of Ballston, is the
guest OF friends in Baltimore.
DR.. Nevitt and Miss Bette hewitt.
MIR and Mrs. W. K. Weaver. and Miss
Bessie Chappaiear, of Ballston, spent
last week at the jamestown EXPOSE
ton.
Miss A. Cathcart entertained at lunch
con Tuesday IN honor Of DR.. and MS
William J. Young. Mrs A. II. CathcaTt.
and Miss Ruth Cathcart-
The Rev. DR.. William J. Young left
Friday for Norfolk. Va, where he has
an appointment to preach In the Pres
byterian Church
Mrs. May Gould and Mrs. sallie
Frank. Of Washington, u. c, are guests
OF Mrs Mamie Larkin, OF Ballston-
Mr.. and Mrs. CIe1enstcn, Of Wash
ington, were guests OF Mrs Kate Rittue
this week
Harry johnson. Of Washington, D. c,
has leased the house OF C. b Kees'
near Ballston-
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
Miss Rhea Green Is Married
TO Benjamin Nj. Monday

An event of no little importance 10
the younger social set OF Anacostia took
place Wednesday morning at a nUpuial
mass at 9 O'Clock in ST. Theresa s
Catholic Church. when Miss Rhea
Green, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
r. Green, was married to BENJAMIN 81.
MundelI, of this place. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Father
Bart. pastor OF the church. assisted by
the Rev Father Eg3n. The bride was
daintly attired in white organdie, eIab-
orately trimmed with lace and her
tulle veil was held ia place with a spray
of orange blossoms.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
AnaOOS1ia
MISS ROSA WERCA
WEEDS VICTOR KLEIN
Pretty Ceremony at st. The
reSa'S Church WedneS-
day Evening.

Miss Rosa VeTck. daughter or Mrs
Catharine Werck, and Victor Klein
formerly OF New York. were married al
St. Theresa's Church Wednesday even
ing Of last week at z o'clock. The cere-
mony was solemnized by the Rev,
Father N. 2. Egan, assistant pastor OF
the church
The decorations Of the church were
ia palms, foliage plants and white
cosmos blossoms, tastefully tied with
white ribbon.
The bride wore white organdie over
silk, deliberately trimmed with rose
point lace and satin ribbon.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
Christian Endeavorers Hold
Meeting in Mt olivet Church

Quite large congregation of Chris
tian Endeavorers attended the fall
meeting Of the Christian Endeavor So
cieties Of northern Virginia at Mt.
Olivet NJ. z. Church, near Clarendon,
yesterday. The services began at $50
a. m with praise service conducted
by the Fort Afyer Heights Endeavor-
ers. The address of welcome was made
by the pastor, the Rev. C NJ. Zepp.
The morning services consisted Of re-
ports OF TIE different committees. At
y O'CLOCK luncheon was served. In
the afternoon special addresses were
made by the Rev. T. o. Grouse. the
Rev. DR.. Davidson, of Falls Church.
and the Rev. Mr.. Shipley, and the
Rev. Mr.. Humphrey.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
Feast Of ST. Theresa Celebrated
At the St. Theresa's Church

The feast Of st, Theresa was ccle-
brated last Sunday in ST. Theresa
Church, AnacCsUa. Solemn high mass
at 1876, with the Rev. George a.
DOugherty as the celebFant. opened the
exercises. The Rev. I. J. Ripple. OF
the Catholic University offciated as
deacon of the mass. and the Rev. Paul
Griffith, pastor of ST. Augustine S
Church. OF Washington, as the sub
deacon.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
HEXaMliiIiaCOb.
STRAW RIDE GIVEN
THURSDAY EVENING

Miss Florence BransOn and Miss Alice
Pranson, of c street. were the hostesses
on a straw ride Thursday evening The
guests met at their home and drove
to ForrestviIle. Nd, where dinner was
served.
The members of the Protective Horne
Circle gave a dance Wednesday even
ing ct the Northeast Temple. The hall
was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers. palms. and bunting. Felter's
Orchestra furnished the music.
The Lydia Class held its monthly
business meeting last Friday evening
at the home Of their new teacher, Miss
Grace Hurlbut, on East Capitol street.
The Rev. George A Miller is con-
Quoting revival al Ninth Street Chris
tian Church. He is being assisted by
Mrs. J. e. Powell, OF Indiana
Afr. and Mrs. O. c. Ingram spent
several days in Baltimore last week.
Mrs William Kaufman ard son
Joseph. of 1905 II street, have returned
home after spending several months in
Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
B@klaTd
DINNER HONORS
BRIDAL COUPLE

Mrs. Harry I,eesneltzer. OF 712 Monroe
street, entertained at dinner Sunday In
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. KulI, a bride and
groom Of Detroit, Mich; Mrs J. DeNeaI
and daughter, and Mrs. 81. Wood, all OF
Washington.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs, Blaekburg, OF Falls
Church. left this week for Washington,
where they will spend the winter. They
have rented their home TO Mr. and
MIS-. Byard Mcintosh, who vii. occupy
il for the winter
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
Bri6HIWWd
MISS ALLEN WEEDS
ENOCH CARTWRIGHT
Knockers Club Entertained
at the Home of Miss
Brown.

The Whitney Avenue Memorial Chris
tian Church was the scene of a very
pretty wedding at o'clock Wednesday.
when Miss Elsie Allen and En3ch Gath
right we're married
The ceremony was soiemnized by the
Rev. Mr.. Smith, pastor of the church.
followed by a reception and supper at
the home Of the bride.
The members OF the Brightwood
Knockers Club we're entertained Friday
evening at the home OF Miss Alice
Brown, Of Lamont street. Prizes were
won by Miss Mabel Smithson and Alfred
Goodrich.
The Snappers' Camera Club was enter
tanned Saturday afternoon by Miss
Agnes Emmerson at her residence OF
Sixth street. Music and card games
were enjoyed the first part Of the even
ing, after which the photographs taken
by the club members in the past two
weeks were put before the judges for
a decision II was decided mat Miss
Mary Rayfield should receive first prize
for her picture. taken from a scene IN
BrightWOod. entitled The Young Mu-
stefan" Miss Ella Graves picture,
taken at the Geological gardens. Ell
titled The Polar Bear was second
The marriage of Miss Julia r. Wacks-
mouth and William /. McCray, of Rich
mond, Va. took place Tuesday evening
at O'Clock IN the home OF the bride S
parents, on Eleventh street, the Rev.
George Brodthage officiating.
Mrs. John Strahorn and her son. Of
Elhton. Nd. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Argyle. Of Sheridan avenue,
North Brightwood.
Louis Schnech. Of BrightwOod avenue,
visited Mr.. Glasgow at villa Flora Sat
urday.
The le,o saeeting Of the w. K. A.
Debatjhg Society will be at the home OF
Miss Edna Atwell, of Brightwood ave-
nue..
J. Meyers was the guest Of Miss Doris
Brown last Friday evening.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
Notes and Personals

]. Taylor Branson1 jr.. Of Maple ave
nue., entertained a number Of friends at
a stag dinner Monday evening to cele-
brate his homecoming from an extern
sive trip to Pittsburg and Boston.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Club rendered to the husbands
end friends OF the members was held
Monday evening At Mrs. l. J. smiths.
on Maple avenue, the occasion being
also the celebration of Mr. and Mrs.
Smiths eleventh marriage anniversary
and Mrs. Smiths birthday.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mckay, of Bel
fast. Ireland, and Mrs. Mckay. of New
York, are guests Of Mrs. Dudley, Of
walls Church.
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Mr. and Mrs. Conrad II. Weiss gave
a party TO their daughter, Miss Louise
Weiss, Wednesday evening last at their
home, p Monroe street. The occasion
was her twelfth birthday.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

Emmanuel Chapter. No. I9l. Brother
hood of St Andrew. held a meeting
Wednesday last in the parish hall on
Washington street. Nathaniel r Har-
nish presided The Rev. Willard G.
Davenport, the rector of Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church. described
the recent convention Of the brother
hood in this city, which ne attended as
a delegate The annual election of off,
GERS resulted as follows: Director.
Nathaniel R Harnish (re-elected, sec
Ond teTm); secretary W. E GickeF
reelected. third term); treasurer, F.
E Wood (re-eIected, second term). 1t
was decided 10 hold q meeting We'd
nesday evening next
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +. Church and
daughter. Mabel. are enjoying the expo
sitiOn at jamestown.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

Mr.. CasiIear and family and Mr.. Dav-
export and family viii spend the winter
in washington.
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Mrs. Fravel, OF Baltimore, is visiting
her son, Mr. Fravel, on Broad street.
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Alexandria
J. 4. REIGHTON
ENGAGED TO WE'D

Announcement mas been made Of the
engagement Of J. Augustus Creighton.
son OF J. Carlin Creighton. Of this city,
to Miss Hazel Marie Carroll of East
St. Louis The marriage VIII take place
at the home Of the bride-e!eet Novem-
Der 9.
Mrs. William J. Morton and children
have returned from a visit 10 Freder-
| icksburg.
Mrs. Thomas Lesdbeater and family
have returned from SJrathblane, Fair
fax county, where they have been spend
/ ing the summer.
Miss Leona Sullivan last week paid a
visit 20 Mrs. E X Meyers, at stanton.
Miss Marguerite Field last week paid
visit to friends In Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles King and
daughter paid visit to Richmond last
week
Mrs A. c. Weech has returned from
the jamestown Exposition, where she
had been acting as assistant hostess at
the virginia W. c. T. L. rest room
Miss Mary Taylor has returned from
EIxton, where she has been summeriug.
Capt. r. c. Carter last week paid q
visit 10 Niagara Tails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis S. scott. who have
been summeriag in RerryvilIe. have re-
turned home.
Mrs. w. 7. wood and Mrs w. ogden
last week paid visit TO the jamestown
Exposition.
Mrs. Matte Lawrence attended the
Hagerstown Fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Magalis had as
their guests last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Freeman.
Mrs. c. c. Shriver has returned from
visit to Mrs. T. NJ Jones, IN Balti-
more
Miss Roberta Stuart has returned from
a visit TO the jamestown Exposition.
The Rev. ]. r. Sewer had his mother
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Sewer,
OF Bristol. Tern, as lis guests last
week.
Mrs Laura Crymes and daughter, Mrs.
Clarence r. Keith. have returned from
a visit to the jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. ". G. LeFIew had as her guest
last week Mrs. Laura z. Bacon. Of Long
Branch, Cal, and Mrs. Bertha Hudles-
ten. Of Sloan, Iowa
have returned from their wedding trip.
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Notes and Personals.

Mrs. Wade Ball. after pleasant visit
20 relatives in Virginia, has returned
to her home in Clarendon
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Mrs. Laura Crymes and daughter, Mrs.
! Clarence r. Keitk. have returned from
visit to the jamestown Exposition.