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Relief corps Officers.

The annual election OF officers by
John A. Logan Relief Corps, No Z. De
paTtment of the Potomac. was held re-
Gently In Masonic Han, Aanacostia, and
resulted IN the choice of the folio wing
20 serve during the next year: Mrs.
Mary Simpson. president; Mrs. Henry
". Emo. senior vice president; Mrs. En-
ma Williams. junior vice president; Mrs
Margaret b. Tew, secretary; Mrs Eliza
=. Watson. treasurer; Mrs. Mary Craw-
ford. patriotic instructor; Mrs. Carrie
King, conductress; Mrs. Emily Frisbie
assOciate conductress; Mrs. Julia Dorry
guard; Mrs. James Mclean. chaplain
The corps and Logan Post are making
arrangements for joint public install
lation OF officers in Masonic Hall the
evening Of Jahaary- 8 next.
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Ladsen-Davis Wedding.

Miss Jessie Ryman Davis. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Z. Davis, OF this place,
and Thomas Arthur Ladsen, r.. son or
T. j. Ladsen. also OF Hyattsville. were
married at the home Of the brides par
ents, LittIeheid avenue, on Wednesday
at noon. The ceremony. which was per
formed by the Rev. S. W. Fighter. was
witnessed only BY the immediate rela-
tives. The ring ceremony was used.
After a luncheon the couple left for
ST. Louis. No. where the bridegrOom's
business IS located.
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BrOOkIaDd

A New Year afternoon party was held
at the home OF Mrs. s. Hamilton OF
Randolph street IA honor Of their son
Joseph. Recitati0ns by Master Frank
lin T. Howe and Miss Mary Howe were
the features OF the evening. Among
those present were the Misses Mary
Barnholt. Mary and Elizabeth Howe,
Helen and Margaret Primm, Anna
Leitznitser. Elizabeth and Mabel Bras
hears. WanOna Beckett. Doris SleEal.
Helen GO0dhue, Betsie Geusier and
DOrOty Clark. Mary Dawson. 81 Rock
vile: the Messrs. Edward ana Ralph
Judge. Waude Hetheld. Roy Slegal
George Barnholt. Paul Bowling, Frank
lin T. Howe, Truman Gensler and George
and Murray Hamilton
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Gave a Linen Shower.

On Thursday. December q. the Brook
land Chapter Of the order Of the Eastern
Star gave a linen shower TO one OF their
officers. Miss COrine Cove. Among those
present were Mrs. Drake. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Cheesman. Col and Mrs. Odell. Mr. and
Mrs. BaTnum. Mr.. ana Mrs. Jackson.
Mr.. and AIRS. Kari. Mr.. and Mrs. Cove.
Mrs. Robinson Misses Walker Brown,
Davidson. jackson, COrrine, Louise ana
Helen Cove, and Alessrs. CTiss and Bar
mum.
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House Blocks Street.

Since Friday last that portion of Har-
rison street between Pierce and Adams
streets has been blOckaded through the
transit of the two-story frame store
and dwelling OF A. o. Brady, from Har-
risen aud Pierce street 10 its site at
Minnesota avenue and Harrison street,
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caught go Tiehtensd Sc.

George Howe. assistant sealer Of
weights and measures Tor the District,
while visiting his parents on New Year
Day eaSght two men with frightened
scales. The men had called 10 buy old
iron from Mr.. HOwes home. but their
scales registered about one-sixth as
much as they should One OF the men
exclaimed. we didn't know We were
running into a hornets nest when We
went 10 that house
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Farmers Institutes.

The next meetings Of the Farmers In
stitute for the county will be held on
the same date. January Is, one at the
Beltsville public hail, the other at tie
residence OF J. n. White. at Mullikln.
The Institutes are held under the au-
spices OF the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege, and a number Of Well-known lee
turers on agricultural subjects. includ-
ing the directors Of the Maryland EX-
pertinent Station. will deliver addresses.
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The holiday program az the Anacostia
Baptist Church proved OF interest TO a
large number OF persons who assembled
la the edlfce 10 witness the exercises.
John T. Dent superintendent OF the
Sunday school, directed the affair. After
a selection by the church chOir prayer
was offered by the Rev. II. NJ Geren.
the pastor Of the church. Superintendent
Dent then addressed the gathering. re-
terring 10 the festival occasion and what
was IN store for the members OF the
Sunday school The primary depart
ment rendered a series of exercises. chief
among which were recitations by Ethel
Farmer. Norval Allen, Mary Reed, and
Fred Atkins. The program of the main
department was participated IN by Miss
Addie Dean, Howard Grimth. John
Southworth. Donald and Conrad Pox-
ton, Grover Moore, the Misses Grove.
Sybil Sypher Irene Marquette. FIOry
Southwark. Carrie Paxton. Matte VII
lett Martha Marquette, Charlotte Dean,
Edna Balderston, Masters John South
worth Clinton Herbert. Harold King,
Russell Johns. Walter Matherson. and
Marcellus Balderston. Santa Claus, i'm
personated by Thomas r. HOllows. Of
Congress Heights. made selections Of the
presents for the teachers and pupils OF
the Sunday school. as well as for several
OF the officers OF the church. The chill
dren received boxes Of CONNECTIONS. Pas
tor Geren was the recipient OF a set Of
books. Superintendent Dent was pre-
scented with a picture and other pres
ents. The Willing Workers Club. OF the
church, presented TO the congregation a
clock for the building.
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81. Anthony,s 80 Meeting.

ST. Anth0ny's Club met last NsdHes-
day at the home OF Capt Joseph Bau-
mer, OF Otis street The business OF LAe
evening was a discussion Of plans for
the euehre 10 be given at Carol In
stitute Hall on February 6. Tor the ben
efit OF ST. Anthony s Church.
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CURIOUS STONE AGE RELIC.

The dew pond is a curious Stone
Age relic yet 10 be traced in Great
Britain. In the absence of springs,
broad hOllOws We're scOoped out. and
these were covered with straw or
other nOncOnducting material, with a
thick layer OF clay or stones on top.
At night the cold surface OF the clay
condensed an abundance of water for
the cattle TO drink
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W. B. Wilson Dies.

William b. Wilson. a resident Of
Groom. and well known ia this county,
died this week after a brief illness. Mr.
Wilson was defeated by a narrow mar
gin for road commissioner al the last
election. lie has for the past ten years
been a prominent leader in Democratic
politics ia Nottingham district. The
funeral took place at ST. Thomas
Church Crooul
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Masquerade Ball.

There was grand masquerade ball
for the patients OF s.. Elizabeth's on
New Year Eve. in the large dining
room Of the institution. The hall was
beautifully decorated in Christmas
evergreens and palms.
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school. at III jefferson street. The
members gathered at S o'clock and in
dulged in a song and praise service until
after midnight. Miss Edna Goodman,
.''@ teacher having the class In charge,
presented 10 each member a Bible as an
appropriate New Year gift Several OF
those present were called upon TO speak,
among them Superintendent Dent.
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HerndOn,Va.

Granville Garrett and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Garrett, and Miss Miriam
Caywood We're the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. EnOs Garrett during the holidays
DR.. w. J. Robey. who spent Christmas
at Cape Charles, has returned home.
Miss Louise Aud gave a party Tues
day evening. January l. IN honor of her
friend, Miss Agnes Orrison. Of Ash
burn.
Miss Elizabeth Ellison, who has been
spending some time with her sister. has
returned
Mr.. Handy and sister. OF Washington,
have been the guests OF Miss Kerfoot.
Mr.. Thayer, Of Chicago, after spend
ing some time with his son. has re-
turned.
Mrs. johnson and the Misses Gherki,
OF Washington. were recent guests IN
town.
Miss Audry Palmer, of Washington is
the guest Of Miss Lena Hutchinson.
Miss Martin. of Washington, has been
the guest OF Miss Aud.
Miss Hope Summers. OF Sterling, spent
Monday with Mrs. r. II. DuttOn
Charles Reid has returned to Chapel
h4Il, N c, where he is attending col
lege.
Phil Morse, OF Akanca, has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hatcher re-
turned from their wedding trip Tues
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eXNJ1CIrla

l. H. Machen and c. C. Carlin last
week were in Richmond on profession
al business.
Miss Lula Smo0t on last Monday even
ing entertained her friends at a New
Year eve party i.iven at her home in
ST. Asaph street.
Miss Beatrice Crawford. Of this city,
who has been visiting in Norfolk, has
returned home.
Charles II. Mcknight, of New York.
who has been visiting relatives in Alex
andria, has returned home.
Mrs. Emma Thayer. of Richmond. who
has been visiting her parents in this city.
has returned home
Alderman John T. Sweeney was last
week confined to his home In South Co
lumbus street by sickness.
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage on November Is last OF Miss
G0ldie Z. Hicks and Horace a. Mudd.
both OF this city. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. w. F. Fisher
al the parsonage Of the Baptist Church.
Carroll Hautzmon is at the Alexandra
Hospital suffering with appendicitis.
Arthur Penn VIII leave Alexandria on
January for Panama. 10 accept a po-
istion with the Isthmian Canal Commits
sion.
George c. Stuart. OF the Theological
Seminary. spent Christmas with his
mother al Cedar Grove. King George
County.
Mrs. P. J. Dempsey. who has been
returned home.
Miss Courtney Marshall last week paid
a visit 10 relatives at Markham.
Lloyd Uhler, Of Pittsburg. who has
been spending the holidays with his
parents in this city, has returned home.
Thomas W. Collingsworth is serious
iy III at his home in South Fairfa..
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". b. Smoot had as
their guests last week Mrs. Sauie Hop
per and Stewart Hopper. OF Baltimore.
Miss Hattie Meeks. Of this city. had
as her guest last week Miss Euuice
Carter. Of Lynchburg.
c. Ashford NeaIe spent Christmas
with his mother. Mrs. j. Stanley Neale.
in this city. Mrs Neale also had as
her guests Mrs. Cecil G. Foulkes, OF
Washington. and bride, who was for
merly Miss Mary b. Wheat, Of Balti-
more.
The condition Of Alderman ". W.
Balenger, who was recently operated
upon AT Providence Hospital for intes-
final trouble, continues TO improve.
Dr. T.. Marshall Jones is spending
some time with hts brother in King
George county.
Miss Agnes Travers, of North Henry
street. spent the Christmas holidays in
Philadelphia.
George Wise, OF Seminary Hill, had as
his guests last week the Rev. Thomas c.
Darst and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Leef and chill
dren. who have been visiting ex-Alder-
man DObie, in this city, have returned
home.
Alderman J. NJ. HID who has been
confined 10 his home By sickness Is out
again.
O'Kane Council, Catholic Benevolent
Legion has elected the following Of
ficers: J. D. NOrmoyle. president; Syl-
vesJer a. Breen, vice president; James
Roche. chancellor: Francis 7 Quinn.
secretary Robert I. WenZel. treasurer:
the Rev. II. J. Cutler. chaplain; NJ. J.
Mcfarland, orator; J. G. Eberhart.
marshal; Michael Creegan, sentinel:
Edward Quinn. ST.. ]. Harry Rice. and
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Anacostia Personals.

The children Of st. Theresa's Sunday
school were presented with boxes of
confectionery Sunday according 10 the
annual holiday custom. The distribu-
ton was made when the classes con-
vened at $50 o'clock.
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WiIling Workers Meet.

The Willing Workers class OF the An
acostia Baptist Church held services
Monday night at the home Of John T.
Dent, the superintendent OF the Sunday
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Dance and watch Meeting.

Marshall l3ryarly, OF Conduit road. en-
tertained the Phunny PheilOWs Club on
New Year Eve at q dance ana watch
party.
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Mrs. Nehamiah Robey, Of Harrison
street, Anacostia. has had as her guest
during the past week Nimrod GlascOck,
OF Phuyra, Mo-, and his son, DR.. II. n.
GlasCOck. OF Raleigh. n. c.
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Notes and Personals.

Harry Criss. who has been a guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Cove. OF Thir-
teenth and Newton streets. during the
past weeks. has returned 70 his home
IN Orange, n. J.
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Mrs. Virginia Ellis. aged seventy
eight years. wife OF the late James Ellis,
died Tuesday. She was buried from her
sons residence. Railroad avenue, Twin
ing City. Thursday at p. m. Mrs.
Ellis had been confined to her bed for
several months.
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'IaIzOIIlaRaTK

]. " Jarvis. of this place. is now ia
Philadelphia on business.
Dell Pickard. of Magnolia avenue, has
as his guest his father. who arrived this
week from Fulton. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Smith arrived
here Thursday from California and are
visiting friends a few days before going
10 Prince Edwards Island.
Harry Phillips, who went 20 his home
in Norfolk 10 spend the holidays with
his parents. returned this week 10 re-
sumo his studies at the Washington
Training College.
Elder o. L. Daley and family were
the guests Of DR.. Waters during the
holidays.
Wednesday Miss Samantha Wheters
a former missionary 10 India, left here
70 go to Columbus. Ohio. after several
weeks visit with old friends at this
place.
Miss Leach. of saymore. Ind. arrived
here Wednesday 10 attend the Washing
ton Training College at this place.
DR.. Edwards. OF Moline. H.. made
flying business trip 10 this place and
returned 10 his home after New Year.
Roy Coursen LEFT here Thursday. after
a few days spent with relatives, 10 re-
turn 10 his home in Richmond. Va.
the Branch Sanitarium in Washington,
has returned 10 her home much im-
proved.
Mr.. ogden returned to the college this
week. after spending the holidays with
his friends and parents in Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Runck. a former student
Of the Washington Training College. left
here today 10 go to her brothers home
IN Berrien Springs. Mich.
Miss Carrie Bailey, who has been in
Philadelphia visiting her parents. re-
turned this week 70 resume her Work at
the Review ana Herald Publishing Com
paHy-
Tuesday evening Elder /. H. Evans
returned 10 his home. on Blair avenue,
having come directly from his old home
and relatives in Michigan.
Beriah Manual returned this week
from his home, IN Brooklyn, \. Y,
where he spent the holidays with his
friends ard relatives.
Wednesday evening Elders l. II.
Evans. OF Blair avenue. and W. G.
Spicer. Of Chestnut street. OBLIGATED ar
the graduating exercises OF the nurses
at the Branch Sanitarium in Iowa cir
Gle, Washington.
Mrs. Kenyon. OF Lansing. Mich, ar
rived here Tuesday 10 make Takoma
Park her future home.
DR.. and Mrs. ". A. Ruble spent
Wednesday evening with friends in
Washington.
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CathoIie sehools Open Tuesaay.

The schools Of the Catholic Univer-
slty viii open on Tuesday. Those Of
the Keane kaI who remained during
The holidays were lIessrs. Valdez. Chap
pa. L0ra, Clark. Murphy. Miller, and
Remos.
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Louis Sherwood. who has been home
for the Christmas holidays, has re-
turned 10 ST, Johns Military Academy,
OF Annapolis. Md, where he attends
school
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and il has been deemed necessary, ow-
ing TO the removal operations referred
20. 70 defect traffic into Jackson street.
Mr.. Brady and his family have con-
unued 10 occupy the building during
removal. Mr.. Brady has awarded
contract to Glen Yates for the construc-
ton Of a two-story brick store and
dwelling al Harrison and Pierce streets.
TO cost s 600
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Mr. and MIS-. A A. Marburg have
returned 10 their home Al Marlboro after
a weeks stay in Baltimore.
Miss Mabel Ryon. Of Brentwood. has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. W T.
Davis. OF lower Prince George county.
Misses Mary and Alice Carr. OF this
place. attended the New Year dance az
Marlboro Hail on Monday night. and
srent the day in Marlboro as the guests
OF Mrs Harry W. Gore.
z. +. Dixon, jr.. a former student
OF the Maryland Agricultural College.
and now Of Baltimore. is visiting his
parents at Upper Marlboro.
The Rev. and Mrs S. Ward RICHTER.
OF Ralston avenue, are visiting for a
few weeks in New York.
Miss May Hill. who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Bratton, Of Con-
gress Heights. returned this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H. Wells spent
Saturday in Baltimore.
The Rev. Mr. Pennen. a student al
Drew Theological Seminary. will preach
at the Memorial NJ E. Church this
morning.
Robert Girt. who was injured by a
fan from a hftoen-foot ladder, has fully
recovered.
attended by a number OF young ladies
and gentlemen TrOm this county and
from Washington.
A recent bali held in the town hail at
PoolesviHe was a great social success.
The committee in charge consisted Of
Misses SaIiie Griffith and Emma HOdg-
son, and Messrs. Welstood White and
Milton Brewer. The chaperons we're
Mesdames John A Jones, Edward
Wootton. William Hempstone, and Mans
field White.
Odwen W Reid. OF Boyds, has re-
ceived a position in the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing in the Treasury
Department, Washington.
Mrs Asa H. Welsh has returned to
her home az Clarksburg from Balti-
more, where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Jay Dorsey Brown.
Mrs. S. r. Pyles. Of Boyds, who is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles d.
Marchant, at Burhans, Va, has decided
10 stop there with her throughout the
winter and will not return 70 her resi-
dence here until late spring.
Mrs. Joseph T. White. OF Boyds, with
her family. who have been visiting rel
atives at New Market, Va, have re-
turned to their home here.
Walter S. snanoltz and Miss Sarah
Havenner. OF Hunting Hi, near
Jamestown. this county, were married
Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. Thomas
J. Packard. OF Christ Episcopal Church.
William F. Rabbit, OF Rockville,
formerly connected there with the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. is there visiting
friends.
After an absence Of fifteen years in
the West, William B. CisseIl. formerly
OF this county, but now Of Forsyth,
Mon, Is here at Wheaton, visiting his
brother. G. o. Cissell.
Miss Roberta c. King. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Singleton L. King. was
married a few days ago 10 Norman B.
Jacobs, of Baltimore, the ceremony TAX
ing place at he home OF the brides
parents. The Rev. DR.. James. of Lay
louisville Meth odist Church. ofiiciated.
The brides CT ugin, Miss Edith Bur
dette, was maid Of honor. and William
Jacobs. OF Baltimore, the grooms at
tendant.
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The Rev J. B. Clayton viii preach
today at the Brookland Baptist Church.
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George V. Moore. son Of 7. J. Moore.
OF 427 Monroe street. and a student OF
Old Point Comfort College. Old Point.
Va, has returned to school and re-
sumed his studies after spending the
holidays at his home in this town.
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Charles Mccarthy. son Of Prof. Nc
Carthy. OF the Catholic University. has
returned from Philadelphia, and ex-
poets 10 enter the university next year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gutenberg. of
Anacostia, had as their guests for the
Christmas holidays Jacob Miller. Miss
Ethel Murphy and Mrs. NJ. Heincks, all
OF Baltimore Md.
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DQyd&.Nd=.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Humphrey Cissell.
Of DarnestOwn, announce the coming
wedding of their daughter, sara New
ton Cisseu, to John Thomas williams,
Of Jacksonville. which is to take place
in the DarnestOwn Presbyterian Church,
January IT, The wedding viii be quite
a social event there. as Miss Cisseu is
held in high esteem in that section and
comes Of a prominent family Mr..
Williams is Of one of the most prom
inent families In this section His faith
er, Arthur Williams, was formerly
sheriff Of this county, and his mother
has many relatives here and in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Bertha c. Hines. of Carey, S.
c.. who has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. George A. Merson, at Boyds, re-
turned home this week
Mrs. William NJ. Dutrow, OF Boyds.
is now visiting her former residence.
Oak City, n. c., for several weeks.
A ball was held IN Waters Hall at
Germantown, December 81. which was
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Personal Gossip.

Mr.. and Ms A. A. Marburg have
returned 10 their home AT Marlboro after
a weeks stay In Baltimore.
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Mr. and Mrs. H u. Edmonds had az
their guests during the holidays AIRS.
Jordan and MIS-. Mitchell, mother ard
sister OF Mrs. Edmonds.
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Miss Emma Craig, who has been visit
ing Mrs. ]. B. Clark has returned 10
her home IN Altoona. Pa.
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DR.. and Mrs. ". a. Ruble spent
Wednesday evening with friends in
Washington.
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ST. John Hartsook. of Yonkers. n. Y.
has been spending the holidays with his
parents. the Rev. and Mrs. S NJ Hart
sock. al their residence, 'Har Lew
Lodge" near Laurel
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William J. Downey. who pent the hoh-
day vacation with his parents in this
town. has resumed his studies at st.
Charles College, Enlcott City. Baiti-
more. where he IS a student.
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Mrs Farquhar Is spending a few
weeks With her niece, Mrs. Waters. Of
5l5 Michigan avenue. NJ. Farquhar Is
out OF the city for a few months with
the Census Department.
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Miss Elinor Branch. OF Ellicott City.
Nd. is the guest OF Miss Elizabeth
Stanley.
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Mrs. a. Conway has returned from a
visit 10 friends In Washington.
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Miss Mabel Ryon. Of Brentwood. has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs ". T..
Davis. OF lower Prince George county.
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Miss Louise Fredrika Kelley. OF Nor
folk. Va. has been the guest Of Mrs.
Frederick r Dudley for a few days.
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The cantata. Mother Goose's Visit
10 Santa Claus Land. was well render
ed by the pupils OF ST. Philips PrOtes-
tant Episcopal Sunday School a few
evenings ago. A handsome lamp and
"a box OF cigars were presented 10 the
rector. the Rev. 7. A tombstone, by a
part Of the school.
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day. January I. A reception was given
the young couple on Tuesday night Of
their return at Leesburg.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Moore. Of Wash
lngton. were the guests OF friends here.
during the week
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Misses Mary and Alice Carr. Of this
place. attended the New Year dance az
Marlboro Han on Monday night. and
spent the day in Marlboro as the guests
OF Mrs Harry W. Gore