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POPULARITY DEMANDS
GIFT OF GOOD MEMORY

OF all the processes conducting TO a
lastlng unpopularity, l know of none so
SWIFT, none so lasting as that imDlied in
a poor memory for names and faces
Inc fetish which the wisest carries ever
IN his boSOm-the small comfJ of self
iove-whiCh the beggar cherfshes in his
ragged pocket-must be recognized and
appeased at every turn. Nothing, per
maps, so makes us feel the euOtineSS
OF lilo as when the celebrity fails 10
know us, when only yesterday, on being
introduced, he showed such tiatterinp
interest (and such good judgmentJ in
his preferences!
This forgetfulness was Door Harte's
chief social defect; and what ii must
have cost him is limited at in many
illusions contained in his stories, as,
for instance, wner he refers 10 Mr. Oak
bursts ''kingly craft OF. rernemberinr
faceS:" also. when he adINerts, with bit
ter regret, to the characteristic gift of
kentCcky's Thunderer, who could be in
troduced TO thousands at a horse race
and remember them all minutely in sub
sequent stump-storming. 1 have myself
seen the most enthusiastic adnlirer. who
had greedily sought an introduction to
Harte, ignored the very next day, with
blank countenance and unrecognizing
eye. The mildest epithet resulting would
be 'snob,' or "swelled head" Finding
himself tripping, .Harte used TO saw.
"Oh. for the rare and rapturous gift of
memory-1emory Of a kind that can
seize its subject and photograph il mem
tally for all timc-that can and will ft
a name to a face but once seen in the
past, and unhesitatingly add glimpscs.
and dates and localities scarce hODed
for and conjured I'D by the magic OF
association Well may such faculty be
called a gift of the gods No study can
illumine it-no toll aid in the prepara-
ton Of Its mysteries. Reader.
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News Notes of Personal
And of General Interest

The Rev. ]. +. Amos returned Satlr-
day from Pittsburg, where he attended
the funeral Of his sister, Mrs. w H
Kincaid, who was buried on the DIST inst
Mr.. and Mrs. d. a. Irwin and chill
dren have returned to their coy home
on Columbia street after a fortniebt,s
visit to his parents in Marietta, Ga.
At the Pond, under the management
Of Mrs. Noble Moore, the following ner-
sons have registered for The summer.
Miss J. y. Judson. Mr.. and Mrs. starr
and children, of Washington. and Mr.
and Mrs. Jovy. of Baltimore, Nd.
Frank Poston left this week for n
visit 10 New York.
Mrs. Emma Banks, Of Baltimore is
visiting Mrs. Rhodes
Mr.. Henry Crocker and wife have re-
turned TO their home on Maple avenue.
Ifter a pleasant visit to Maryland.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown and son. James
left this week for Richmond.
Miss Alice Davis and Mrs. Fred R1,,r-
ton left for Barton Landing. Vt. this
week
Mrs. Guy Luttren and daughter is
visiting Mrs. S. S. Buttreu
Miss Pearl Bailey is the guest of NTizs
Eva Birch.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNaIr. Of DaysvilIe.
n. u are visiting Mrs. Eugene McNair.
Mrs. G. II. Beahman and son are vis-
iting Mrs Charles Buxton at the Chest
nut. Mr.. Fred Buxton, of New York
was also guest there this week.
Miss Elizabeth holland is visiting her
uncle G. A. holland
Mrs. Bubb Is visiting her efs+o- NJ.
HawXhurst
Mrs. Harvey Galpin and daughter are
visiting Mrs. L. ]. Galpin
Miss Bessie Curtis, of Hampton. Va
and Miss katherine Sinclair. of Glou-
cester, after a delightful visit TO Mrs.
Z. ]. Richardson. left this week for
Old Point Comfort
Mrs. E. p. Rhoades, of Gloucester. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. E. J. Richard
son.
Warren P. Robey, on Rural Free Deliv-
cry route No. 5, Fairfax. has secured a
position in the Washington postoffce.
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Seeking Lilies, Girl Saved
From a Watery Crave

Through the prompt assistance Of
Samuel Frazier, jr., of Anacostia; Wal
ter Stewart, OF Sheridan avenue, Hills
dale, and Edward Trent, 1225 Tenth
street southwest. last Thursday. Irene
Davis, a school girl fourteen years old.
of 1910 Eleventh street southeast, was
rescued from the waters Of the Eastern
branch, near the Anacostia bridge. The
little girl was after water lilies, she
stated. and in leaning over the bridge
rail TO get some of the flowers. she lost
her balance and fell into the water. The
men named were close by at the time
and they reached her just as she was
sinking under the surface Of the water.
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Three Church Lawn Fetes
Meet Much Material Success

This is the season when the young
folk Of the churches take the lead in
raising money for their churches
Three very successful lawn festivals
were held in this village this week
Monday night the Methodist Episcopal
Church South held one on the lawn of
Mr.. Piggott on Washington street. The
church realized a good sum to aid them
in building a Sunday school room.
which will add very much to their
church building, which will be well
equipped tor a house for Sunday school
The Methodist Episcopal Church held
delightful. and successful lawn fete
on the lawn of DR.. Dickerson. The
money will be added to their organ fund
and enable them soon to have a new
organ.
The Epistopalians. held a fete on the
lawn Of their church Friday night,
which was well patronized by the mem
bers of their congregation and friends
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Enjoyable Organ Recital Given
By Washington Musician

On Wednesday evening s. Frederick
Smith. well-known musician Of Wash
tnRtOn, D c who has charge of the
choir Of 81. James Episcopal Church,
gave a most enjoSable organ recital at
that church. He was assisted by the
choir and by Mrs. Helen DouohOe Deyo,
Of Washington, in rendering the follow
ing program: professional Hymn Sg5 :
Fantasia Merkel;- - Evening Rest"
Rheinberger: Recltative and Aria. The
Light OF the World" Sullivan; THE
Death of Asa Grieg: ''Vesper Bells"
Spinney; Anthem. Il Am Alpha and
Omega" Stainer; Introduction TO Pas
sion Music" Haydn; "Gavotte. Han
del; "Intermezzo." Macbeth; Recitative
and Aria, The Wings of a Dove" Men
delssohn; Hymn s91; March Tri-
umphal,' Lemmens; Recessional Hymn
40S
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W. H. Connolly Gave Concert
At Frederick Douglas Home

W. H. Connolly, OF Chicago. who is
here in the interest of the erection Of
a playhouse for cOlored children, gave
n concert with his orchestra AZ Cedar
Hin, the home Of Frederick Douglas, in
Anacostia, last Thursday afternoon and
evening. The affair was given as a
treat TO the children of the Womens
Christian Association on the occasion Of
their annual pilgrimage. The Douglas
mansion was thrown open 10 the wish
tors. who were granted the privilege
OF seeing the home Of Douglas as II
was when he was alive. A large crowd
was in attendance and displayed much
interest N the old mansion.
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STEED STANPEDES,
CAUSES COLLISION
Weddings and Church Hap
peningS Contribute to
Weeks News.

A horse belonging to Edward MAYHEM,
Of Camp Spring, Prince George county.
Nd, ran away while on Harrison street,
Anacostia. last Friday afternoon. The
wagon collided with a lamp post, smash
ing the lamp. When the runaway team
reached the Anacostia bridge il collided
With team belonging to Herman New
by. OF Howard avenue, Hillsdale. New
by was thrown from his overturr ed
wagon and slightly injured on his arm.
He was able to proceed 10 his home,
however, without medical assistance.
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Struck by Trolley Pole
And Painfully Injured

While riding on the running board of
an Anacostia car Of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company, near
the Anacostia bridge last Thursday
evening, Henry Davis, colOred, thirty
-four years Of age. of Alvin avenue, Ana
costa, was struck by a trolley pole
which upholds the trolley wire. He was
knocked of the car and painfully
bruised on the side OF the face. The in
jured man was sent TO the Casualty
Hospital in the patrol wagon OF the
Anacostia police station.
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Ladies of Eastern Star
Will Celebrate Anniversary

Electa Chapter, No. ?. Order Of the
Eastern Star, is preparing to celebrate
the thirteenth anniversary OF the or
ganization, and has designated the fol-
lowing members as a committee on ar
rangements: Mrs. Eva Rauchenstein,
chairman; Mrs. Helen Roberts, Mrs.
Carrie Smith, Mrs. Cornelia Campbell.
Mrs. Sophia French, Walter Fry,
and J. b. Redd The chapter is arrang-
ing also to take part in the outing plan
ned at the Eastern Star Home.
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Many Houses Being Planned
And in Course of Construction

J. II. Wells is about finished six
room house on Broad street, West End.
for c. V. Shrieve.
Mr.. Pool has the roof on a very hand
some home on Washington street, which
he Is erecting for Mr.. Unberzargt. When
completed this will be one OF the pref
test homes in Falls Church.
Joe ShueH, son-in-law Of Mayor John
D. Payne, Of Falls Church, has pur-
chased three acres OF land near the spa
cious edifce Of Mr. Lothrop, Of the firm
OF Woodward & LOthrop. and intends
erecting a fine nine-room house upon IT..
j. II. Wills purchased this week a lot
near the depot from Mr.. Crossman,
upon which he viii build an under
takers establishment.
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Four Officers Elected to
c. E. Church Society

At a business meeting Of the Union
c. Z. OF Falls Church the following
popular and energetic members Of the
society were chosen as it's officers TO-
six months: NJ. NJ. Thorne, president:
Mrs. II. c. Eddie. vice president: John
W. Seay, Jr-, secretary; Miss Frrnan
Seamon, corresponding secretary; Law
renee Hough, treasurer; Mss Ethel
Payne, pianist.
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'BrO0kland
MUSICAL PROGRAM
FOR EASTERN STARS

The Eastern Star Of Brookland enter
tained visiting chapter from the city
on Wednesday evening at the town han.
a very pleasing program was rendered
by the members OF the Brookland chap
ter. On Thursday, in q body. they at
tended the outing TO the Eastern Star
Home in Lamond. d. c.
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Miss Hazel Mason. daughter Of L.ucien
and Alice Mason, and Edwin Hook. OF
Lynchburg we've married at the rectory
OF Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
last Wednesday morning by the Rev
". J. Morton The bride was attended
by Miss Sallie Patterson. OF this city.
while the groom had for his best man
Wallace Edmonds, Of LynchbUrE- Mr..
and Mrs. Hook viii reside in Lynch
burg.
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Wedding of Church Workers
Notable Social Event

a wedding which was performed in
the presence of a gathering of relatives
and friends Of the principals that COM
pletely filed the church was shat last
Wednesday evening at O'Clock Of Miss
Beulah Williamson and John Fort,
which occurred in the Anacostia Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Both bride and
groom have been identified with depart
ments of the church for several years.
the former as a member Of the choir
and of the Epworth League. and the
latter as an officer of the Mems Club
and of the EpWorth League. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Charles o. Isaac. the pastor The ushers
were William Franklin Barse, Gilbert
r. Lee, Maurice Z. Dorsey. and Elijah
Kinsella. Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, the
church organist, rendered the wedding
march as the bridal party entered the
church. The bride was escorted to the
altar by her father, William Williamson
and was attended by Miss Clarabe
Day, of AnacOsta. as the maid 6f honor
The bride was becOmingly attired in
white point d'esprit over cream silk
and carried a bouquet Of Bride roses
and sweet peas. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Fort left for
Niagara Falls, where they will remain
several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs Fort will
return TO Anacostia to live having had
prepared a home at POI Washington
street.
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Rival Candidates Address
Audience at ByTd's Hotel

George Mason, OF Colonial Beach. the
present member Of the House or Dele
gates. representing Westmoreland and
Northumberland counties, addressed
large and enthusiastic audience at
Byrd's Hotel Mr.. Mason Is a candidate
for reelection.
Wat Mayo, Of Hague, Va, a candidate
for the same Office, also addressed the
nnonIa
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T alls Church
FIRST QUARTERLY
N. {. CONFERENCE
Three Lawn Eetes for
Church CharitieS-Build-.
ing Brisk.

The first quarterly meeting OF the
Falls Church charge was held In the
Methodist Episcopal church at Fails
Church, June Is and 16. Presiding Elder
Rev. j. w. Sumwalt. d. D., held the
preached a most eloquent sermon Sun
DAY.
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Mr.. and Mrs P J Dempsey had as
their guest last week Mrs. Armstead
Carter. OF Norfolk.
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1e0aI7drid

Mrs. Edward Jones Evans and Mrs.
NJ. r O'Brien are spending some time
at Atlantic City.
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Fairfax County Couple
Joined in MatrimOny

George II. English and Miss Kate NJ
kernes. both OF Fairfax county, Va.
were married at the parsonage Of the
Methodist Episcopal church of Falls
r. Amos performed the ceremony that
united the couple. The only attendants
were the brides mother and brother.
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Mrs Frank l. Eouse jr. Of Ander-
son, Ind, is visiting her parents. 8Ir.
and Mrs. James F. Vermulion, OF
BrightwoOd. D. g
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CommOnwealth's Attorney Samuel c.
Brent was in Richmond last week
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A new groce-y store is being erected
on the corner Of BrightwOOd avenue and
Harvard streets II is now very near
completion, and will be occupied by a.
y. Davis
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Mrs Arthur Dexter has been visiting
friends in town the past week.
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

Mrs. Walter Scott Passamore. Of Ala
bama. IS visiting relatives in this city.
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Notes and Personals.

The many friends in Washington OF
Mrs DR.. f. F. Ninde. Of this city, will
learn with pleasure that she is rapidly
convaiescing after long and painful
illness.
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Miss Maud Kneas, % Brightwood.
spent part or last week with her grand
mother, Mrs. H A. Sipple. who lives IA
the southeast section Of Washington,
D c
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Mr.. Baker. with his two daughters.
Caroline and Marie. has gone TO New
York 10 visit relatives. The. party ex-
poets to be gone for several weeks.
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MrsN. B. Wood is III at her home in
Pitt street.
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Mrs NJ W. O'Brien. VINO has been III.
is able TO be out again
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In charge Of refreshments were Mrs.
George Byrd. Mrs. w. r Renshaw, Mrs.
Walter De Alley. Mrs. DR. erosion. of
Washington and Mrs. Bryan.
Mr.. Bryan was master Of ceremonies
Receipts OF bowling alleys and pool
tables, presided over by Walter De
Atty, were generously donated TO the
cause by George w. Byrd
An interesting feature of the evening
was the christening OF the new engine.
The New Enterprise" by Mrs. George
w Byrd
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Brief Notes and Personals
Of Interest in Brookland

The Brcokland baseball team stu
continues its excellent work on the
diamond. During the past week they
have defeated Hyattsville. Brentwood.
ST. Elizabeth, and BloomingdaIe. At
present they have won twenty-eight out
Of twenty-nine games. scoring fourteen
shutouts.
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

r. s Cochran. of the Plains, and Raj
eigh Green, and Colonel Wait. OF Gull
pepper, were in Alexandra last week.
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Miss Lashears, OF BrightwOOd, IS
spending several weeks with her grand
mother IN Georgetown
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Charles Kenny. Of Washington, who
has been III here. is improving.
The Rev. II. Z. Heigham. d. D., Phi.
D., came over from Oak Grove. and
while here was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry B. Miller.
John Rome and family. Of Washing
ton, are spending the summer here
Clarence Rome. OF Washington. has
purchased a forty-foot canoe. The
"Juanita." as she has been named, is
fully equipped with all MODEM appli-
ances for comfort and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Phiel. Of Wash
ington. pleasantly entertained at their
cottage here in honor OF their sou-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Steward
W. A. Dagger is pleasantly recreating
here aboard his yacht, Reindeer"
Captain and Mrs. Knowlton. OF Wash
ington. are spending the season at their
cottage here
Or. and Mrs. Staples and little daugh-
ter, OF Washington. are the guests Of
Mrs. Staples parents, Captain and Mrs.
Knowlton.
Ed. Simpson, OF Washington, is achiev-
ing honOrs here as a fisherman. He
recently caught several rock weighing
five pounds each.
frustrating at River View Cottage are
Mrs. Keefe. Mrs. Crump. Mrs Leding-
ham. and Mrs. Van Horn and daughter,
of Takoma Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Sonnemann. Of
Chevy Chase, were recent visitors to
and Carl, are spending the summer with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Renshaw. Of this place
DR.. and Mrs. Eaton and Misses LYDIA
and Annie Eaton. of Washington, are
at their cottage for the season.
DR.. and Mrs. Phelps. of Washington,
are the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Eaton.
Miss Ethel Taylor, of Cedar Kroft.
who has been the guest of Mrs. Harry
Enwood, Of Florida avenue. Washing
ton. has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Cullen. of Wash
ington, and their daughter, Miss Clara
May Reichenbach. are summering at
their cottage here
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke. who have been
TO Washington on a business trip, have
returned TO their place of business here.
The regular weekly bowling contest
at Amusement Han resulted in a vic
tory for Vincent Repetti of Washing
ton Score 1O2 in five boxes
Prof. A. p. P. R. Works has returned
from visit to Washington.
Miss Keene and Miss Annie Keene. of
Fairmont street. Washington. who have
been visiting here, have returned TO
their home.
Eugene Miller, who has been the guest
OF his father. John Miller, OF this plaeH->
has returned to Washington.
-AASS AIAAu9o AAiAAcI, VINO has DGen VS.
ting friends on Capitol Hill, has. re-
turned to the Beach
]. J. Gould, of Washington, was a
recent visitor TO the Beach.
Charles V. Samuels. wife and child
were among visitors to the Beach. They
Will return on July 2 for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emme, Of South Wash
lnSton, arc again spending some time
at their home here.
Mrs Thomas 3. Harrison and Mrs.
Childs are spending some time at their
cottage here.
DIR. Warren Combs has returned to
his home in Wilmington, Del. DR..
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William Sipple last week visited Mrs.
kneas, BrightwoOd, D. C.
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Misses Grace and Lisla Anderson. who
have been visiting the Misses Kirk. in
Norfolk, have returned TO their home in
this city.
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J. b. Lord is making arrangements
for the celebrating on July 4 at his grove
on Bunker Hlll road An excellent pro-
gram has been tarranged for the occa-
sion.
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The marriage Of Miss Rena May
Sweeney. Of 726 Eleventh street south
east, and Mr.. Charles G Wise, OF Ana
costa. was solemnized Wednesday in
the North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church. The ceremony was
witnessed by many friends and relatives
,of the young couple The Rev Rich
l.. Shipley. the pastor of the church,
officiated. The ushers were Julius Thurm,
Carl Sherer, Albert Hoffman, Cleveland
Corington. Taylor Chewing. and Will
liam Leonard. Her maid of honor was
Miss Annie Chrismond. The young
couple left for Staunton, Va, to be toi-
lowed by a trip to jamestown after
which they will return to make their
home temporarily at 726 Eleventh street
southeast.
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Miss Wight IS visiting with friends
Gown the river.
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Brief Notes and Personals
Of Interest to eAnacostia

William 3. Downey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryan Downey, of 206 jackson
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AIRS. Elicit and children and her rela-
tive. Miss Carroll. Of Washington, are
at their cottage for a time.
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Charles Kenny. Of Washington, who
has been III here, is improving.
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

Mr. and Mrs. George X Brawner are
visiting at the jamestown Exposition.
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

Mrs. Hill, OF Washington, and daugh-
ter. Miss GUssie Hill. are located here
for the summer
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

II. E. Dickhart. Of the Geological Sur
vey. Washington. D. O. and family are
spending some time here.
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

Miss NJ X Remburg spent Thursday
with relatives in BrightwoOd.
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

Constant Ponnet has gone TO France
TO benefit his health.
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

Mrs. Horace B. Ramey. who has been
visiting at Franklin and the James,
town Exposition. has returned home.
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

Miss Ursula Green. who has been
spending the winter at BFevaTd, n. @,
has returned home.
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NJ and Mrs. T. MorsOn Dunbar have
returned from their wedding trip.
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Colonial Beach
BUILDING FUND
BALL A SUCCESS
Receipts Of Bowling and
Pool Donated to
Cause.

The bail held at Hotel Byrd for the
benefit Of the building fund for volunteer
hremen was a success in every par
ticular. A large number Of guests
danced TO the inspiring music furnished
by the Colonial Beach Band, assisted by
the pianist Mrs-I NJ. Trent. of Hotel
Byrd
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The children Of St Anthony's paro-
chial school, are preparing for an out
door entertainment TO be given on July
at the grounds, corner OF Ninth and
Newton streets.
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

The Rev. II. Z. Heigham. d. D., Phi.
D., came over from Oak Grove. and
while here was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry g. Miller.
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Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger. with
their two sons. Walter and Howard. LETT
Tie city Thursday 20 spend the summer
In BrightwoOd. They viii be Joined
later by Sir and Mrs. J. Behrend AID
lnnrhiAr
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Miss Hazel Sheckles. OF Annapolis.
Md, is spending a few weeks with Miss
Victoria Yenney, Of Lawrence street.
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Capt John Beckham, who has been
confined to his home in Prince street
by sickness. is out again.
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Mrs. Myers. of Washington, and little
sens are spending the season at tEe
Beach.
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John Rome and family. OF Washing
ton, are spending the summer here
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Miss Taylor. King or z
MI cox Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.
Mr. Wood Jackson. NJ o I 70
Mr.. and Mrs. May ross. va.
sack, Washington a. Curry. Balti-
Willard; more Md
Jack Webster J. A Blake. Balti-
Edward Cranston. more. Nd.
Of Washington. DR.. r. II. Stewart
James Ford Jr-, Stratford. Va
Wolcou House; Mr. and Mrs. L. p.
J. h City, Alex SpitZ.
andTld- "a Mr. and Mrs f R
r. NJ Boardman' COwles.
Philadelphia. Pa 3. Wilkins
London. England, All Az Of R WasP3n.-,,
MISS Grace baliey- Linwood House:
Miss Ida Stern Arthur Green Al
Mss A. A Thurs exandri7
F.. E. Klssinger. 'i Aiex a. p Weigei'
- y, NJ SSTeteN y Mr., and Mrs W
MT ana Mrs-f rank F. Ennis, Alex
J. Sloan. andria
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. homas Reed
Relu. Washington.
3. S Berry. New, Y0rl-
G. A Sullivan V u Poby~so.-
L. NJ. Becker. yVasbingtor1
J. J. Wilmington. COLONIAL Rear
James J. Cranston. Hotel.
Daniel sullivan. Miss NJ. NJ. Dixon.
Frank Mulloy. W ] Collins
All OF Washington Frank N Finley
Byrd Hotel: H Pobl
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Mr.. ana Mrs F,rr-
liam NJ. Lyon. est DabIe
Miss Matte Brown. All OF Wasbingto,
Georgetown. D. c. IE. ! burke F9icb-
j. W Andersen. mond Va
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Paul Cain who has been studying at
Mt. St Joseph's, Nd. has returned
home for his summer vacation.
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

Misses Bessie Herbert and Kittie Bar
rett are at Cape Charles.
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

/ II. Noel Garner and Louis y. Duffy
: last week paid visit to friends in
| Wytheville
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

Police Justice Harry T.. Cation last
week paid a visit 10 Akron, Ohio.
The Washington times., 1907-06-30

Miss Alice z. Colquhoun has Eone 70
the PeeSnian Springs to spend the sum
mer.
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The Rev. c. E Woodsoa and daugh-
ter. who have been visiting in this
city, have returned 10 Norfolk