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The Washington times., 1907-07-07
BELL CHILDREN
AT COLONIAL BEACH
Movement Proceeding to
Erect Brick Building
for Home.

The managers Of the Bell winter home.
on Franklin street. have taken the
children in their charge to Colonial
Beach for the summer. where there is
a fresh air home conducted as a branch
OF the institution in Anacostia. Thirty
two children made the trip. accompanied
by Mrs. Mary G. Davenport. president
Of the board of lady managers, and Mrs.
Frances Davenport, matron of the home.
Since the arrival of the children from
the winter home their number at the
Beach has been greatly augmented by
other children from the city, who are
sent to the fresh air home from time
10 time by ladies of the various Epis-
copal parishes interested in the move
ment. There is a movement proceed
ing just now to erect a brick building
| In Anacostia as a winter home, and
some small donations of money have
been made for this purpose, but it is
stated there has not been obtained yet
sufficient sum with which to make a
start.
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Rockville
WEDDINGS ABOUND,
CAPITAL COUPLES
Westinghouse Principals
in Half of Towns
Marriages.

During the month Of June the clerk
Of the circuit for this county issued
hfty-three marriage licenses. about one
half of which were 20 couples from
Washington. Since July set in there
has been no cessation of applicants for
the necessary papers. Among those
who have procured them within the
Fast few days are the following; Otto
Linaweaver and Nellie Neville. Of
Washington. Jarrett Nelson ShaucK
and Ella NJ. Whitney. Of Woodside.
this county: Harry Crowther Stansbury
and Julia 5. Davenport. both OF WASH
.ngton. Activity Is not alone confined
TO the procuring of licenses to marry.
The divorce mill Is also grinding. here
slowly. but none the less surely. The
following suits for divorces have just
been brought in the circuit court: Ed
ward Clinton against Ann Clinton. on
the ground OF desertiOn: Edward G
Peter. attorney for complainant Dan
iel Thomas BIackston against Jennie
Blackston, w. 0. Spates. attorney for
complainant. The plea in this case is
also one OF desertion.
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Montgomery Country Club
Leases New Headquarters

AT the last meeting Of the board OF
governors of the Montgomery Country
Club. held at the home Of the secretary.
Dr. George r Lewis, the reports OF the
officers and various committees showed
very satisfactory progress. II was an
nounced that the handsome new west
end home Of Thomas NJ Talbot had
been leased as the permanent home Of
the club, having been found much more
commooious and suitable for the pur-
pose than the Woodlawn Hotel prop
erty, which had been engaged temper
arily.
Articles OF Incorporation have been
filed and the following committees ap-
pointed: On house furnishings and en-
tertainment. Ralph Jones, Mrs. T. NJ.
Talbot and Miss Bliss Finley: on golf.
George E Lewis, Robert B. Peter, and
W, II. Holmes; on tennis. Thomas NJ.
Talbot. DR.. Reverdy Stewart Stephen
Quigley. and Charles NJ Jones: on APP
plications for membership. DR.. Thomas
H. Packard. Henry ]. Finley. Ralph
Jones, Russell Brewer. DR.. George r.
Lewis, Miss Mamie HOgg, Mrs. Reverdy
Stewart, Mrs. Thomas NJ. Talbot, and
Mrs II. J. Finley.
Several social functions viii be given
by the club during the present month.
The board OF governors Will meet again
on the 9Th instant, and a special meet
ing OF the members Of the club will be
held on the 10th.
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Falls Church
MERRY CROWDS
At CELEBRATION
Athletic Contests and Other
Exercises interest
Throng.

At the Independence Day celebration
at Falls Church the morning was pref
ty well taken up with athletic sports.
in charge OF Miss Bell Aierriheld. They
came off as follows:
25-yard foot race-Happy Birge won
the prize, a purse of money.
Then came the ffty-yard dash for
girls. The contestants were Misses
Bertha Adams, Edna Blanton. Miriam
Payne. Margaret Dudley, Virgie Shot
well. Grace Thompson, and Josephine
Stambaugh. Miss Edna Blanton won
the prize.
This was followed by a 1OO-yard dash,
in which Harry Blanton bore of the
prize, with Milton westcott as second
Next on the program was a three-legged
race This had only two entries, II.
Blanton and NJ. Westcott against Char
lie Newman and Marshall The former
won.
The sack race was quite amusing.
Three young fellows in long bags made
Il look like a jumping rather than run
ming race. Milton westcOtt carried OF
first prize. In the potato race Mrs. DR..
Dickinson and f. R Dudley, with wood
SPOONS, created n good deal of merri-
ment as they attempted to shovel po-
tatOes, run with them, and place them
in pans twenty-five yards away. After
a very close and exciting race Mr.. Dud-
ley was first 10 land his ten potatoes.
The commuters race was a 5O0-yard
dash, which Mr.. Camp captured with
Mr. Luthrel winning second honors
The quick lunch. composed of a glass
OF lemonade and pie, was set before
six young fellows.
Young Fadely was the first to make
the pie and lemonade disappear and
bore off the prize. The prize winning
contest was the event OF the morning
The object was to see who could hit
, the bag with the prize in il. W. T.
PARROT won the first prize.
Orations and songs began promptly al
$3.50 o'clock. The unique program ar
ranged by the Village Improvement So
ciety was carried out on the Lawtor
house grove. The program opened with
an invocation by the Rev. ]. Z. Amas
and was followed by America" with g
thirty-voice choir, under Guy A. Camp
Then the Rev. Frank Noble read the
Declaration Of Independence.
Hon. Gillard Hunt was introduced by
Chairman H. A. Fellows, after which hc
delivered a patriotic address. After
which the chairman introduced Hon
William e Andrews. the orator Of tn,
day.
The program closed with benedictior
by the Rev. W. S. o. Thomas. the newI,
installed pastor Of the Columbia Baptis
Church.
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BrO0kIand
JULY 4 GATHERING
At WAUTERS HOME
Music and Dancing Follow
Picnic at Suburban
Villa.

Mr.. and Mrs David Wauters enter
tanned at a picnic At their pretty subur-
ban home, "DunrOss. on Michigan ave
nue.. a large number Of friends 10 cCle-
brate the Fourth OF July. A very in
teresting program. consisting Of music
and dancing. took place, after which a
beautiful luncheon was served on the
front lawn.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Glass. W X. Stephens. Mr..
and Mrs. II. W. Nichols, Mrs. Boyd.
Arn. Brockington, Misses May jameson.
Ruth Hendershott. H Nichels, Nelmy
May, A Townsend. and Messrs. Collins,
Paul Jameson. and c. Dyer.
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Colonial Beach
CHURCH
WILL Be BUILT
Lot Bought Through Efforts
of Ladies' Aid
Society.

Ladies' Aid Society. a lot has been pur-
chased and some money raised for the
purpose OF erecting an Episcopal church
here
A donation. which is heartily appre-
ciated, was recently received. The
Woman's Auxiliary Of Christ Church
Parish. Washington, D. C., through its
president. Rosalie Van Dyke Johns. gen
erOusly contributed the sum OF $3.50
Mrs. Thomas b. Harrison. OF y street
northwest. 10 whom the pleasant priv
ilege Of presenting the gift was ac-
corded. also added So
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Epworth League Ends Meetings
For the Summer Months

On Sunday evening last the Epworth
League OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church concluded their summer meet
iugs with a patriotic meeting. Members
OF Lincoln Post, G. A. r., and Of King
David Lodge were guests The pro-
gram consisted OF the following num-
bers. Assembly" Marine Band buglers;
song, America chorus and audience;
song. Columbia chorus and audience
prayer Rev. J. u. Bloodgood; solo, Mrs
Cook; recitation. '-Star-Spangled Ban
ner," F. F. Barbour; solo. .-Tenting To-
night" Mr. Leonard; sermon by pastor,
the Rev A. Bielashi; solo. '-Star-Spang-
led Banner" Miss A. Bielaski; recita-
ton. "Recessional." F. Z. Barbour
hymn. St Catherine, Faith Of Our Fa-
Tiers. choir and audience; benedictiOn
by the pastor
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Auti-Saloon League Plans
To Keep Tab on Candidates

At an important meeting OF the execu-
tive committee OF the Montgomery
County Anu-Saloon League. Or. Au-
gustus Stabler presided in the absence
Of President Alfred Wilson. The MEM
bers present were Rev. J. r, James,
Rev. +. A. Smith, and Rev. p. p. Flour
noy: Benjamin II. Miller, +. w. Walker,
Frank Higgins. ]. G. Muncaster. and
Dr. Augustus Stabler. Reports were
made OF violations OF the local option
law in certain sections Of the county
committee was appointed to ascaT-
tain the record OF each candidate FOR
office In the coming election. so that
the members Of the league may be able
TO select for their support only such
candidates as can be relied upon TO sup
port the aims and purposes Of the
Of the law.
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About Thirty Candidates
With Many Freak Platforms

There are about thirty candidates for
a dozen nominations TO be made by the
Democrats in August for county offices
to be filed in the fall. Hence there
will be about a score OF disappointed
aspirants after The primaries are held.
Some unique platforms have been pro-
muIgated by candidates for legislative
honors. One candidate announces as his
paramount issue the summary dispcsai
OF chicken thieves. Nearly every candi-
date has a pet dog Ian 20 put through.
although there are plenty OF dog laws
already on the law books, none OF which
are properlY enforced.
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Brief Notes and Personals
OF Interest TO Brookland

The large grove Of J. B. Lord. on
Bunker Hill road. was the scene OF d
very enjoyable picnic on Thursday. in
which a large number Of Brookland
fathers, mothers. and children took part.
On Thursday the baseball field was
the scene Of one Of the largest crowds
that have ever witnessed a baseball
game in Brookland. The young Brook
land team defeated Company G in the
morning game by z 10 9. and IN the
evening defeated Gainesville 9 TO L
The Episcopal Sunday School viii hold
their annual excursion 10 Chesapeake
Beach July l6.
A large party OF Brooklanders spent
a very enjoyable evening at Chesapeake
Beach yesterday.
MI and Mrs. Weiseman and daughter
have moved 10 Mrs Daniels. OF Newton
street, until the completion OF their new
. home. which is to be built on Newton
street
Miss Helen Dyles. who has been spend
ing a few weeks in Boston, has returned
to her home, in Brookland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howe and fam
/ ily. OF Capitol Ein. were visitors at the
home Of Capt. Joseph Baumet on Thurs
day.
! The Misses Helen and winnefred
} Barnholt spent Fourth OF July with
( friends N Takoma Park. d. c.
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Mayor and Treasurer of Beach
On Business in Washington

Griffith Walker. mayor, and D. B.
Cooke, treasurer OF Colonial Beach. left
few days ago on a business trip TO
Washington.
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Mrs. A L Johnson, Of Capitol Hill.
and family, are at their cottage, Rose
dale. for the season Dennis ConneIl
and Frank Tennyson. OF Washington,
are their guests for a few days.
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BrigRtWOd
MUSICALE GIVEN
BY MRS. LAABIASE
Pupils Perform CreditabIy,
and Medals Are
Awarded.

Tuesday night Mrs. T. Lambiase gave
a musicale at her home on Brightwood
avenue At the scheduled time, S O'Clock,
the house was thronged with many
friends of both teacher and pupils
Piano solos were rendered by Miss May
Evans, Miss Joe zoe. Miss Mabel Evans.
Miss Fanny Clements. Charles Locks
head, and Miss Sadie Shelton. Mr.. and
Mrs. T Ldmbia5s we're induced to play
a duet, piano ard eOrnet. La TrsEiata.
Little Miss Roso Lambiase. aged four.
sang and dancsu. Bessie and Her Little
Brown Bear After the musical pro-
gram medals were awarded TO the best
pupils during the year. Miss May Evans
and Miss Mabel Evans both received
gold medals Second prizes we're given
10 Miss Sadie Shelton, Joe zoe, and
Charles Lockshead
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At the Byrd Hotel are w. N. Lyon and
sydney Barbour. Faulkner, Nd; S.
sheahan and Harry Wilmington, of
Washington.
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Registered at the walcott House from
Washington; Charles +. Dietrich.
Henry Lereh and son, George f. Gran
ston. c. Bradshaw, l. Roeby, r. Will
Jams, q. w. Ridgway, J. L. Martin, II.
h. Walls,
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At Colonial Beach Hotel are regis
tered Morgan Royce, lie Roy Park; Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Howdershell. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Fry. r. c. Rogers. w. II.
Whitman. all of Washington.
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Dan A Wells, employed by the
well-known Chester Loan and Trust
Company, Of Chester. Pa, Is visiting
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells.
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| S7EIIEEEEEEz1 NEIGHBORHOODx NEWS. $3.50
3.9zAnAoOSt1aA@&

her cousin. at the parsonage of the
Anacostla Methodist Episcopal Church,
on jackson street.
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At the King George House are Mrs
n. NJ. Washington. Washington, d. c.
j. Martin, Alexandria, Va.
The Washington times., 1907-07-07

Col. William Kilgour, known through
out the State as the 'SilYer-tongued
Orator of Montgomery" Is able TO be
about after a serious spell of sickness
lasting five weeks.
The Washington times., 1907-07-07

Mr.. Hammond. OF the Treasury De-
partment. has taken room at the Pond,
the popular boarding house OF Mrs.
Moore.
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Personal and News Notes
Of Interest to Falls Church

Mrs James Downing IS again IN her
home in Falls Church. She and her
two children have returned from a trip
to Luray-
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The Rev. John Duffey, Of Harrison
burg, Va, has, after 4 pleasant visit
% Mrs. Wright. returned home.
The Washington times., 1907-07-07

Mrs. n. r. Harnish, Of Maple avenue,
who has been spending the last two
months In Boston, has returned to her
home.
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Mrs. Alberta Piggott and daughter,
Mary. are with relatives in Loudoun.
Va, this week.
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Notes and Personals.

The Sunday School Of the Anacostia
Methodist Episcopal Church gave its an
nual picnic at Wilson Park. Congress
Heights. Amusements of various kinds
were provided. chief among which were
the athletic contest for which suitable
prizes had been donated. Arthur b.
Suit. the superintendent OF the Sunday
School, was in charge. The Rev. Charles
o. Isaac. the pastor. attended, as did
many members OF the congregation.
The Farther Lights Missionary Society
Of the Anacostia Baptist Church con-
Guided its work for the summer with a
social gathering on the lawns surround
| ing the residence Of Mrs. A. G. King.
14S Washington street. Amusements Of
all sorts were INDUCED In. The grounds
were beautifully Illuminated with col
ored lanterns
| The mems class Of the Anacostia Bap-
| list Church was addressed by the Rev.
/ George Whitehouse, OF Washington, at
its meeting last Wednesday evenig in
| the church edihce- The Rev. II. NJ.
Geren, the pastor. also spoke.
: At the last meeting Of Electra Chapter,
/ No. 2, Order Of the Eastern Star, two
| new members were received into the
organization The chapter decided 70
celebrate its thirteenth anniversary on
July 3.
Great numbers OF dead fish are being
cast upon the shores OF the Anacostia
river and much comment has been heard
as to the probable cause.
A gathering of young folks was held at
the residence Of Miss Addie Nathan,
Jefferson street. Anacostia- The large
lawn surrounding the residence was
tastefully decorated with colored Ian
terms After dancing, refreshments were
served. Those present included:
Miss Bessie Thomas Miss Daisy Green
Miss Cecilia Ryan Miss Hattie Brady
Miss Margaret Miss Pauline Smith
Miss Mabel Brown Miss Mary O'Dea-
Miss Frances Trott Miss Annie O'Dea
Miss Clara Hack Miss Lucy Wathen
| stader Miss Agnes Wathen
Miss Agnes Cotter Mrs Peacock
Miss Mabel Brau- Mrs. COombs
| man
At a meeting of MineoIa Tribe, No. IA,
Improved Order Of Red Men, in the Ma
sonic Hail. Anacostia, last Friday even
ing. the semi-annual election of chiefs
looks place with the following result:
Andrew Johns. prophet; Wilbur S,
Dodge, sachem; Richard Tenly, senior
sycamore; George Delmage, Junior saga
! more.
The meeting was presided over by Past
Great Sachem William c. White, and q
report was submitted by Henry w. Tip
petit, chief OF records. upon applications
for membership In the organization.
Thirty-two candidates were elected, the
| initiatory degree to be, conferred at a
future meeting The installation cere-
mony Will take place on July II. a
smoker was held prior to closing the
meeting.
William p. Friedman. a resident OF
ProUt street, Twining City, has report
ed to the police the theft from {
building on Lincoln street of a golC
hunting case watch with gold-fillec
chain and locket attached. worth $35
The watch was taken from his pocket
while his coat was hanging on a peg
Miss Clementine Madison. of Balti
more, is the guest of Miss Emma Isaac
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Baines. OF Capt
tOl Hill. who have been the guests Of
Mrs. Baines' sister. Mrs George J.
Stafford. have left for a visi; TO Mag
ara Falls. Toronto, anS Hamilton. Can
ada Thy viii return 10 the Beach
about July Is.
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Mrs. Turner and son. of Washington.
are spending the summer at her
mothers, Mrs. Nellie Weir, of Falls
Church.
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Major Swiggett and wife are boarding
at Mrs. Nellie Green's for the summer.
The Washington times., 1907-07-07

We are glad to see Squire Joseph
Riley again on our streets. after several
months Of confinement at his home on
account of illness
The Washington times., 1907-07-07

Mss Annie Nichols. of Marietta, Ga,
and Mrs. James Brumby. of Green's
boro, n. c., are guests of d. A. Irwin,
on Columbia street.
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At the Hotels.

Registered at the Francis from wash
ington: The Kew. Father Crowley,
Charles o Connor, Josie O'Alealy. Mary
Riordon, Helen Burns. Nora Riordon,
Cornelius Sowerbutts.
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Van Horn F0ulke. Of Washington, Is
spending the holiday at the Beach.
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At Linwood House: Mr.. and Mrs. B.
NJ. Brouner, Lew stockman, Harry
Emmert. John ]. Gould. Miss Emma
Green, RIr. and Mrs. George N. Below,
George McGregor. of Washington d. c.
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Pa, have returned from a visit TO the
jamestown Exposition.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Keene viii
celebrate the ffteth anniversary OF
their marriage Monday evening. July Is,
from I to 10 Shepherd road, Bright
wood, y. c.
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John L. Martin, Mrs. Martin. and
Miss Irene Martin. of Southeast Wash
ington, are at their cottage. Beach WI
Ia. for the season.
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Mrs. 3. y. Breazeale. Of Anderson,
s. c., is visiting her son. ]. F. BreazeaIe
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Westinghouse Are Flocling
To Their Cool Cottages

Richard Bennett and family. OF Capt
toll Hi, are spending a few days at
their cottage here.
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Mrs. ]. w. Garner. who has been
visiting relatives in Washington, Is
home again.
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Mrs. Weaver, Of Luray, is spending
a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Downing.
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Miss Edna Brill. who has been max
ing her home with the family Of Alder
man Brill for the past few months. has
left Alexandria for her home at Con-
nellsyille. Pa. She was accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Catherine Brill, Of this
city.
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George L. Summers. who has been on
a visit to relatives in this city. left for
his home at GAINESVILLE, Ca, last week.
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Thursday evening Miss Alice Schncck
gave a party IN honor OF her cousins.
Misses AGa and Eta Schneck and Al
tired and Herman ScEneck, who are
visiting in BrightwOod from AveneI,
Nd
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Adolph weyl returned from Mountain
Lake Park Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
WeyI and son are now located on Sheri-
dan avenue. Brightwood, D. c.
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Miss Dorothy Buckingham, of Wash
ington. is visiting AIT. and Mrs. Thomas
Dawson, of this place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Unverzagt and children
were on an outing to Chesapeake Beach
this week
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Henry Goodman and family. also Ike
Nordlinger. of Georgetown, are among
the summer boarders Of II. S. Fellows.
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News Notes and Personals
Of Arrivals and Departures

Mrs. T. Richard Falvey. Of New Or
leans. has arrived in Rockville to spend
the summer with her father. Hon.
Spencer c. Jones. Mr.. Falvey wild be
here in a few days.
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John J. Boyland spent Friday with his
son and daughter-ia-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
BoylaEd. Of Brightwood avenue.
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Mrs. Henry. Of washington, is enjoy
ing n brief stay with friends.
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Messrs. Dinwiddie and Ralph Luck
EFT. the former of California and the
latter of New York. are visiting the
home of their father, Prof. Cooke d.
Luckett, OF this place.
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Miss Vaudia Braddock has returned
from her stay with her aunt. Mrs
Bishop w. Perkins. of Washington.
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Mrs. NJ. E. Golden, Of lis Maple ave-
nue.. has gone TO Albany, n. Y, 10 re-
main with Mrs. James Quarles in that
city for a number Of weeks.
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Patrick T. BoyIand IS visiting his
brother, Joseph Boyland, BrightwOod.
ID. G
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Prof Hosmer Johnson, the super
visins principal of the eighth division
Of the District Public Schools. who has
made Anacostia his home for several
years. has sold HIS dwelling az Maple
avenue and Chestnut street and has
taken up his residence at 1404 Emer-
son street northwest
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Mrs. Blanche Berkey. who has been
visiting Mrs. E. r. Dishman az Falls
Church, has returned home.
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George E Ayton, an employee of the
District government will make Rock
VILE his home for the summer.
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Mrs. Bonds. % BrlghtwOod. has her
sister from. New York visiting her.
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Miss Vroom, of Massachusetts is
sDending the summer with her sister,
Miss Riddle. on washington street.
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hrs Ida Rigley leaves town next week
FOR a trip 20 St Georges island. She
expects 70 be gone several weeks.
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Miss Nellie Robey. Of AnacOstia, is
visiting friends in Pittsburg.
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Mrs. a. NJ. Lewis. OF Washington. is
the guest OF her daughter and son-in-
l law, Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Stafford
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Mrs. Ida F. Ridgly is visiting her
niece. Mrs. Gustav GLASGOW.
The Washington times., 1907-07-07

Mrs. Robinson Loving and daughter
returned this week. after spending the
winter on the Pacifice Coast. They came
by way of the Panama Canal
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Mrs. Emma J. Spencer IS in Ontario,
Canada, on a visit to her sister
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Miss Lillian Schncck is with her sis
ter. Mrs GLASGOW, on Brightwood ave
nue. She expects 10 remain throughout
The summer.
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Mrs. Alice King. Of 62I Newton place.
is visiting her mother. Ms Pool. OF
SpencerviIle. Nd. She has with her her
two sons, Alfred and Ernest
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Mrs. Willie Goodrich had as her guest
last week Miss Addie Pines, Of Balt-
more.
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Mrs Arthur Dexter spent part OF ths
past week in town with her mother.
Mrs Cook
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August Echneck visited his two daugh-
tiers in BrightWOod part Of last week.
The Washington times., 1907-07-07

Miss Eva l. jenkins paid a visit TO
her sister. Mrs. Lamar Munroe. at Fran
coma last week.
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Mr. and Mrs Clarence n. Leadbeater
and Miss Helen Holohan, of Lancaster,
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Mrs. ]. l. Kiddler is spending a few
weeks at Bluemont. Va. with friends.
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Falls Church and Fort Myer baseball
teams locked horns here on the morn
ing OF the Fourth. The game stood II to
6 in favor of Falls Church.