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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-24

MRS. WILLIAMS
ENTERTAINS CLUB
Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson
Wins First Prize at Morn
ing Gard Club.

ROCKVILLE. Md, Nov. 23-The
weekly mee;Ing of the Morning Card
Club was neld at the home Of Mrs. Rose
Williams. The first prize was won by
Mrs. leonard L. Nicholson: second, by
Mrs. Lillian Able. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Robert b. Peter, Mrs.
William Dorsey. Mrs. Robert N Bay
les. Mrs Thomas Anderson. Mrs Lee
OGutt. Mrs. George T. Henderson. Miss
Mamie LOwery. Miss Mary Anderson.
ana Miss Rose Williams.
Samuel NJ Jones, OF the Baltimore
bar, who has been spending a few
days with his brother. William X. Jones.
on his farm in this vicinity, has re-
turned to the Monumental city.
Among the marriages here this week
was that OF Miss Ida Offutt to William
b. Trundle. who have gone on an ex-
tended wedding trip. followed by the
weu-wishes Of their host Of friends.
Charles W. Fontaine and his bride
OF a few days, whose home is at West
over. Somerset county. Md. ara the
guests OF his sister Ms. Thomas l.
Keys. who resides near Rockville.
Mrs. Grace B. Green. OF Rockville. is
visiting friends Washington.
DR.. Stuart b. MuncasteT. whose home
is here and his office in Washington.
has returned from an extended visit 70
the Pacific coast
Mrs. Ignatius B. Ward and her daugh-
ter. Miss Catherine, OF Hunting Hill,
have gone for a long trip through Ne
braska. Minnesota, and Colorado.
Prof. Willis L. Moore, Of the United
States Weather Bureau. has added a
I7-acre lot. purchased from the county
trustees OF the poor, 10 his country
place. located near Rockville.
George n. Lamar. president Of the
county school board. has returned from
his visit 10 Jasper. Ala. where ne was
with his father. DIT. William II. Lamar,
in is last illness. and remained until
after the funeral.
DR.. Edward Anderson. OF Rockville.
has received a prize from the Civic
League for the greatest Improvement
shown in The keeping OF his lawn. The
league has also rewarded Washington
Hicks for keeping the neatest store
premises. and official compliments have
been bestowed upon Mrs, Alice 3oure,
Mrs. Hervey Brown. Mrs. Robert n.
Bayles, Mrs. Eliza Anderson. Mrs Clara
s. ovens, and the Misses Edmonston
for especially well-kept lawns.
Nj and Mrs. s. D. Waters. OF Whea-
ton district, have removS;' 10 Washing
ton Tor the winter.
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AENaaiIlnoDOb
SURPRISE PARTY
T. FOR WALTER WAPLE
Musical Program Adds Ma
terially to PleasantneSS
of Occasion.

A delightful surprise party and dance
was given 10 Walter Waple at MS home
1877 II street, Saturday evening. no
yembsr Ie-
During the evening vocal selections
were rendered by Mrs. Felter. Miss Hay
den. Clyde Felter. and Howard Wood
and Mr.. Wood.
Among those present were Miss Marie
Hayden. Miss Lille Townsend. Miss
Ruth Felter, Miss Chloe McFall, Miss
Roxy AicFaI, Miss Grace Myers, Miss
Olive Saunders. Miss Minnie Swank
Miss Arab Ford. Of West Virginia: Miss
A. Mac Gibson. OF Cape May. -. J.;
Miss Bertha Holland, OF Cape May. n,
J.: Miss Lillian Wallace, OF FhiladeI-
phia; Miss Lorraine La Estes, OF West
port, Conn, and L. McCiees. A Felter
Clyde FeItes, Sam Pitts. Charlie Ritchey
D. Rich. X. Hayden. c. Hayden, J.
Slnegosld, II. Lewis. and Howard Wood
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Ingram. Mr.
and Mrs. William Waple. Mrs. L. b
Felter, and MIS-. R. b. Hainey.
A reception was given last Saturday
evening al the home OF Miss Virginia
Raymond to the Rev. G. A. Miller. pas
tor OF the Ninth Street Christian Church
and Mrs. J. E Powell. OF illinois, who
has been singing at the revival services
which Mr.. Miller has been conducting
for the past five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kaufman and
son Joseph have removed from H street
to Seaton street.
Little Miss Irma Maple is seriously Ill
at the Providence Hospital.
J. c. Keithley, who has had a bad at
tack Of grip, had a relapse last week.
and Is now seriously i'll with typhoid
fever and pneumonia.
James shaiuhan. OF Fourth street. has
returned home after a two weeks trip
10 New York.
John Monroe has returned to his Of
fee after an Illness Of three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mooney have re,
moved from 1--s II street TO 42Siz Thir-
teenth street
The girls baseball team Of the RoS e.
dale Athletic Association gave a dance
at the Northeast Temple V ednesday
evening.
Walter Maple has returned home after
srcudf1f- some time AT jamestown
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STILL IN THE RING.

Here we are" says the editor OF the
Adams Enterprise. ''in our old age, still
sa ddied with a newspaper ard the cOrO-
nership of a community that's so blamed
healthy no one was ever heard of tax
Ing sudden notion to go to heaven;"-
From an Exchange.
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kBCTurCh
TENPLARS VISIT
PIONEER LODGE
Dr. George Mankin Re-
appointed on State Board
of Pharmacy.

a large delegation o. the Good Temp
lar lodges % Washington. headed by
J. W. Tull, grand chief teEnplar Of
the District OF Columbia, visited Pioneer
Lodge, No. l, of Good TemplaTs. OF
Falls Church. at their lodge In the Odd
Fellows Hall Tuesday night The sd
dress Of welcome was made by the Rev.
L. J. Richardson, the response was by
J. W. Foster, OF the Star Lodge.
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At revival services at the Methodist
Episcopal Church last week the follow
ing ministers filled the pulpit; The
Rev. J. Z. Amos. pastor OF the church.
preached Monday evening; the Rev.
DIT. Dawson, Tuesday evening: the Rev.
J. W. r. Sumwalt, presiding elder of
Washington District. Wednesday even
ing; Thursday evening, the Rey. J. L.
KILLER.
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Thanksgiving Service.

The Presbyterian Sunday school Will
have a Thanksgiving service today.
Solos. readings. male quartet, and songs
by the primary department. The w.
II. o. Club will bring in mission bags
and tell how they earned the Iennies
they contained
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wARxua TO RAsEEra.

The MIX Conference appointed b shs
District Commissioners. In view OF tAe
MANY DANGERS OF RAW MILK, has
recommended the misrepresentation Of all
raw milk by bringing Il to ,hs boiling
point. then withdraw. cool. and keep cold
until used.
The Conference has thereby endorsed the
advice given by this Society Cor a num-
Der Of years TO
sCALD All MILK
for children.
Parents are particularly warned against
the erroneous opinion held by some that
pasteurizing Affects either the dlEesti-
biiity OF the nutritivs vslus Of ths milk.
or that as a rule It VIII produce any
bad effects whatsosver-
SOCIETY FoE PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS
z. BERLINER. Secretary.
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Church district at the recent election,
qualified before Judge Thornton on Mon
day for a term of four years.
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Several switches are being laid BY the
railroad company at Clarendon TO hold
the summer cars owned by the road,
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BridH0WjDd
.SkAPPERS' CLUB
AWARDS PRIZES
Am ate ur Photographers
Have Social Meeting and
Competition.

The members OF the Snap9ers' Cam
era Club was entertained Saturday aft
ernoon at the home Of Miss Ella Graves
OF Sixth street. Music and games Of
cards were enjoyed the first part Of the
afternoon, after which the photographs
taken BY the members in the last two
weeks were put before toe appointed
Judges for decision.
The judges decided that Miss Grace
Atwell should receive first prize and
the second prize was given 20 Mss Mel
lie Nomen.
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The Girls Friendly Society o. the
Church Of Our Saviour met at the
home of Miss Elizabeth holster. OF
Ninth street, Friday evening.
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Credit for all washington
Credit for all WaHhinErOa
Bed Room
Suites

All sorts of woods; all sorts
of patterns; all sorts of prices.
We can sell You a solid oak
three-pieoe suite, suitable for
hall bed room, for as low as
$50, and our stock offers a SUI
perb assortment of patterns at
prices ranging from SIS to
500, in oak, mahogany, or
maple. Others bigger and
handsomer range from 500 up
to 500 and over. Whatever
your tastes, we can match them,
and We will arrange the pay
ments to match your income.
Peter GrOgan,
Sl7-Sl0-S2l-S23 Seventh st.
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l. C. Moncure Is improving his sub
division by having streets laid out.
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William w. Douglas is adding to the
appearance OF his house by having q
fresh coat Of paint put on II
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Mrs E J. Richardson, after a pleas
ant visit 10 relatives in Gloucester
county, returned Wednesday to her
home on Jefferson street.
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Charles holster. Of Ninth street. Will
spend Thanksgiving week IN Phila6eI-
phia-
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Mrs. John Bandle. Of Baltimore, IS
visiting Mrs. Yeager. OF Ninth street.
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Walter Maple has returned home after
spending some time at Jamestown.
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The 'Phunny Phenows" Club met at
the home OF Harry Pike last Saturday
evening.
Harry Bowling and daughter. Agnes,
OF Monroe and Fourteenth streets, will
spend Thanksgiving week in New York
City, where they will visit relatives
James F. McHngh, OF Thirteenth and
Lawrence streets, mas returned from q
trip TO the jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Julien, Of New
York city. were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Henry. Of Newton street.
last week.
The Brookland Literary Society met at
the home OF Mrs. Daniels. Of Newton
street, last Thursday evening.
Miss Violet Horner, OF Newton street
entertained the Young Peoples Gard
Club Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Bandle. Of Baltimore. IS
visiting Mrs. Yeager. OF Ninth street.
Charles Molster. Of Ninth street. Will
spend Thanksgiving week IN Phila6eI-
phia-
The Girls Friendly Society OF the
Church Of Our Saviour met at the
home Of Miss Elizabeth holster. OF
Ninth street, Friday evening.
The BrOOkland Card Club met at the
home OF Mrs. Edmonds last Wednes-
day evening. The first and second ladies'
prizes were won by Miss Marie Parker
and Miss Julia GentsleT. respectively.
and the gtntlemen's prize was won By
DR.. J. Henry Brooks.
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The dance and supper given by the
knights OF Pythias last Friday a week
was a grand success and netted a lib
eraI amount to start their building fund
with.
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DR.. George 7. MAnkin. Of Falls
Church. has been reappOinted by Gov
ernor Swanson on the State board OF
pharmacy for another five years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-24

Harry Bowling and daughter. Agnes.
OF Monroe and Fourteenth streets, will
spend Thanksgiving week in New York
City, where they will visit relatives.
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Mrs. Bette Hiden, near BaIlston, is
the guest OF Mrs. ". S. Hoge. jr-, at
Upton.
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The ''Phunny Phe1ows' Club met at
the home OF Harry Pike last Saturday
evening.
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The Misses Loving gave a most en-
joysble party and dance al their home.
at the beautiful LawtOn place on Broad
street, Friday evening. November o, in
honor OF the birthday OF their house
guest, Miss LingIey. Of Washington.
The house was lighted with japanese
lanterns and ,astefuly decorated with
autumn flowers.
The following Washington and Falls
Church friends were present:
Miss AveIine Flagg. Miss Margaret
Copper. Miss Hazel McGroarty, Miss
Ruth Garner. Miss Claire Luttrell Miss
Bertha Newell. Miss eileen Newell, Miss
Helen Marshall, Miss Margaret Loving.
Miss Gertrude Loving. Miss Laura
Lngle, Miss Hazel Newell. Edmund
Flag, Horace LuttreI. Horace Brown,
Talbot Lynch, A P. HodgsOn, Reginald
Hocgson, NJ. Cults. Washington: Rob
ert Ezdorf, Washington; Lawrence
Hought. Washington; Julian Slade,
Lawrence Shreve. Alan Garner, Robert
McGrosrty,
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The girls baseball team Of the Ros e.
dale Athletic Association gave a dance
at the Northeast Temple V ednesday
evening.
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DIT william +. Eastman and Mrs.
Eastman, Of New York. are guests ri
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. s. P. East
man. at East End. Dr. Eastman and
his wife viii leave Monday for his post
in the army in the Philippines.
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BalEOnI
MAGAZINE CLUB
IN LAST MEETING
Excellent Program Includes
Original Poem by a
Member.

The BaustOn Magazine Club met
Wednesday night at the home Of Mr..
Putnam. Thomas a. BFoadus. Of Way
croft. presided over the meeting, which.
by previous arrangement. was 10 Re en-
tertained Dy the male members only.
The chairman explained that. as the
exception proved the rule, they would
first hear from the former president Of
the club. Mrs. Young, nov Of Chaplin
street. Washington. Mrs. Young then
read an article from magazine on
Magazines" The stunts that followed
were all excellent. It being found I'm
possible to dispense wholly with The
fair sex. the piano accompaniment for
some OF the masculine vocal numbers
were rendered by Mrs. Croker and
Miss Gertrude Young
Among the Washingtonians present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Abraham. MIR.
Abraham offered a poem on Virginia
Dare. the first white child born in Vlr-
ginia- 1t was dedicated TO Lawrence
Ball. child OF the county treasurer.
Wade Ball. OF Clarendon, and was en-
llvened by a refrain initiating the cry
ing Of an infant. This refrain was
taken up by members present and was
effective.
The career OF the Magazine Club, as
at present organized. ended with this
meeting, and a committee, consisting OF
DR.. Welburn, Mr.. Ewing. Mr.. Jones
and Mrs. Baldwin and Miss hewitt, was
appointed to present at a meeting in
December a plan TO organize a lit
ersry society. not to include the mag
azine feature,
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Jesse Thomas. OF BaHston, has Ief
here, and Will be the guest Of Mr.
Gideon, OF Florida, this winter.
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James F. McHugh, OF Thirteenth and
Lawrence streets, mas returned from a
trip TO the jamestown Exposition.
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Lynn s. Abbott. of Brooklyn. is visit,
ing Falls Church friends.
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The Rev. DIT. Mckinley Mcmillan. or
hcKeesport, Pa. is expected to MI the
pulpit OF the First Presbyterian Church
at Ballston today.
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Taylor 3. Wler, OF Falls Church, left
our town Saturday, November %. for
Helena. Mont, where he goes to iii a
position in the United States Govern
ment.
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w. W. Kingsley, OF Cleveland. Ohio,
is on visit to his parents. at ". W.
Kingsley's at East End.
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Miss Lillian MILAN. OF Fairfax, Is
paying a visit 10 friends at Waycroft
and Falls Church.
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The next meeting Of the ". K. A.
Debating Society viii be AT the home
of Mrs. Lofts Shretter, Of Brightw0od
avenue
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Miss Violet Horner, OF Newton street,
entertained the Young Peoples Card
Club Thursday evening.
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Mrs. Harry Miller presented her hus-
band with a fine baby girl this week.
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The Offices OF the washington, Alex
ander and Falls Church Railway Com
pany have been moved from George
town TO Ballstou-
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Miss Mary Calhoun. who has been Wis
iting the Misses Beail, Of Columbia
road. has returned 10 ner home in Tai
lahassee, Fla.
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AAWNit hllUulu receive lFsL pTlZe and
the second prize was given % Mss Mel
lie Nomen.
Miss Mary Shrerter entertained a
number OF young people at her home, on
BrightwoOd avenue, last Friday even
ing. in honor Of her sixteenth birthday.
Those present were Miss Alice Brown,
Miss Grace AtweIl. Miss Mary Snretter.
Miss Julia Mayhem, Miss Jauneter
Cooley, Miss Nellie Mason, Miss Mar
gUerite Miller, Miss Agnes Baynes, Miss
Mable Smithson, Miss Edna Mackey,
William Pagan, James Ramsey, Alfred
Goodrich. John Smith Albert Emmett
ger, George Wayleigi Ralph Johns
tone, Leonard Mangir.m, Robert Wet
ling. Wilson Andrews. John Angess, and
Randolph Angess.
Miss Anne Dufour CCckerilIs has re-
turned from Philadelphia and is staying
with friends on Kenyon street.
Miss May II. Hunter is staying with
friends on Eleventh street.
Louis Schnech visited his brother-in-
law at Villa Flora last Saturday.
The next meeting of the ". K. A.
Debating Society viii be al the home
Of Mrs. Louis Shretter, Of BrishtW00d
avenue.
Miss Mary Calhoun. who has been Wis
iting the Misses Beail, of Columbia
road. has returned 10 ner home in Tai
lahassee, Fla
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DIT. George B. Fadley has as his
guest his uncle, Alexander WorIey. Of
Baltimore. Nd.
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c. L. Peace, who has been engaged
in raising and selling fine poultry on
his farm at Falls Church. will leave
shortly for the far West
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mooney have re,
moved from 1-L5 II street to 42S5k Thi--
teenth street
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The fire department. with the aid Of
the Ballston improvement Association,
| has ordered another lot Of ladders and
buckets
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The Brookland Literary Society met at
the home OF Mrs. Daniels. Of Newton
street, last Thursday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Ryer, of East
End, have returned 10 then Virginia
home after a pleasant three weeks triE
&c Boston, Mass.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Davis. jr.. and
family. OF Washington. were the guests
OF her brother. G. G. Kundau, on wash
ington street, last week.
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Frank Browning. who recently moved
to Falls Church from West Virginia, is
III at his home at East End.
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Prof. Willis L. Moore, Of the United
States Weather Bureau. has added a
I7-acre lot. purchased from the county
trustees OF the poor, 10 his country
place. located near Rockville.
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Miss Mary ". Banks, who has been
visiting her uncle. G. NJ. Lester, for
three months. left this week for her
home IN Atlanta. Ca.
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At q meeting Of the congregation Of
the Anacostia Baptist Church, held ne-
Gently in the edihce. corner OF Jefferson
and Fillmore streets, the organization
of a young mems brotherhood was ef-
fected. The Rev. James r. Edwards,
the pastor Of the church, wac the pre-
siding officer An election of officers re-
suited as follows: The Rev. James T..
Edwards. president; Alvin G. King, vice
president; German Moore, secretary
NJ. Z. Cornish, treasurer.
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Mrs. E. NJ. Updike has for her guests
this week Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon, OF Cas-
Teton, Va.
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Mr., and Mrs. Philip Julien, OF New
York city. were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Henry. Of Newton street.
LAST week
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The Rev. Charles o. Isaac, the pastor
OF the Anacostla Methodist Episcopal
Church has gone 10 Ellicott City Nd.
to make a visit to his aged father.
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DR.. William A. White. superintendent
Of the Government Hospital for the IN
sane, has returned TO the institution
after an absence OF several days in Phil
adeIphia-
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Mrs. Ignatlus B. Ward and her daugh-
ter. Miss Catherine, OF Hunting Hill,
have gone for a long trip through Ne
braska. Minnesota, and Colorado.
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Louis Schnech visited his brOther-in-
law at villa Flora last Saturday.
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Miss Anne DufOur CCckerilIe has re-
turned from Philadelphia and is staying
with friends on Kenyon street.
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Miss May H. Hunter is staying with
friends on Eleventh street.
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George NJ Lamar. president Of the
county school board. has returned from
his visit 70 Jasper. Ala. where ne was
with his father. DIT. William II. Lamar,
in is last illness. and remained until
AFTER the funeral
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DR.. Alexander Murray. [. S. A. and
Ms. Murray. who have been visiting
relatives in this city. left for Panama
last week.
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Mrs. William Ryer. of Washington. D
c., Is visiting Henry Ryer at East End
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A quiet wedding took place at West
Falls Church Saturday. November L.
when John T. Hourihane. OF Leesburg
and Miss Nellie Titus, daughter OF T
S. Titus. Of Leesburg. were united in
marriage. Father Tearney, OF the Cath
ole Church, performed the ceremony.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-24

Mrs. James Narhen entertained tho
Falls Church Bridge Whist club at her
lone Thursday. A delightful luncheon
was served
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Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln Smith and their
s)n HaltOn, who have been living on
Little Falls street, have moved to wash
ington for the winter.
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Mrs. T. N. F1notd. Of Spring street
has gone to Philadelphia, Camden, and
New York, where she Will remain sever
al weeks visiting relatives
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Charles W. Fontaine and his bride
OF a few days, whose home is at West
over, Somerset county. Md. are the
guests OF his sister. Ms. Thomas L.
Keys. who resides near Rockville.
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Members of the Anacostia police force
have been requested by Miss A. King. of
S2z Missouri avenue, to find an en-
velope containing $780, which she lost
several evenings ago as she was riding
on an Anacostia street car to Congress
Heights to visit a friend.