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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-11

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. holding Probate Court No
1879, administration. This is 20 give notice A..
That the subscriber. OF the District II Co
iumbia, has obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District OF Columbia. letters Of ad-
mintstration on the estate Of John g. Al
brecht, late Of tho District OF Columbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers therof legally
authenticated. 20 the subscriber on or be-
fore the STH DAY OF MARCH. A D. 1905.
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate Given under nv
hand this Sth day Of March. 1897 AGNES
NJ. ALBRIGHT, 3ll9 NJ St NV. tSeal) At
test: JAMES TANNER. Register OF wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. VIM. NJ. OFFLEY. Attorney.
mill. Is p
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For Sale-TypewriterS.

MONARCH visible. nearly new. cheap for
cash. or on easy terms. Address BOX 593.
Times office. mh9-3t
MONARCH TYPEWRITEPS. only few
months old. sold az biz discount. \. NJ
MINNIX & co. l4il o ~. uw. MIST
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Wanted

WANTED-lo0 70 80 acres. partly IN Mary
land and D. g.. viii pay what il is actually
worth. Address BOX JS6. Times Cfice
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CANNOT BE DUPLICATED-Mary farm
OF $40 acres OF good land. 200 cleared. - in
meadow, balance in timber; well. streams;
large S-room house IN excellent repair: two
halls, wide porch. tenant house; two large
barns; stable. ana hay NOW; SO per acre
Investigate sure j. W CROSBY. Vienna
Va. tfibq N l.
FOR SALE-Farn. 80 acres good land. S-roon
mousse well, cisten; abundance 0f fruit
outbuildings. steam ] mile % station. s.. 900.
monthly payments.
mh9.ll.l2 T.. W. CROSBY. Vienna Va
ul4 ACRES good land aua timber. A. miles
from this city. near wharves; price $40 "A
rdress as h 81. sw. Tnhg-2f
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RALEIGH Most select and attractive
~e~~-4-- ~ IL moderate priced hotel on
the beach accommodations. service and Cui-
sine excel any in town at similar prices.
Capacity zoo All modern c0uNenleuCes-
Booklet II j. DYNES.
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Floor Oil.

WHICH Is BEST Scrub your noor once a
week or oil II with Hunters dust-kiIing
floor oil once month? Try IL. SOC a gallon
Main 545S or drop postal lI3 Pa. ave. NV.
NH
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND MIS-
cellaueous Supplies.-Wer Dept Washington
-. =. March il, 1877. Sealed proposals In
duplicate. viii h~ received here un-
vi p m, APRIL -, 1907. and then opened
I'i furnishing stationery and miscellaneous
supplies tbroOms brushes s1aps towels etc ,
TOT war Dept Bureaus and Offices during
year ending June 30 1908. Information FUR
nlshed on application Proposals muET be in
envelooes Endorsed Proposals for Stationery
ana Proposals FOR Miscellaneous. Supplies 90
respectively. and addressed NJ r THORP
CnleI OF Supply DIV. mill p. 81. ap9.I u
PROPOSALS FOR WASTE PAPER-War
Dept. Washington. ID. g.. March H. 1897
sealed proposals. IN duplicate will be re
ceived here until +. NJ. April. % 1907
Tor purchase n waste paper 81 War Dept .
during year ending June 30 1893. Proposals
must be In envelopes Endorsed Proposals
Tor purchase Of waste paper and addressed
NJ z. THORP. Chief Of Supply Div.
mill 20 % ans L
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TRANSACTION
CAN BE EASILY TRACED BACK TO A WANT ADJ /
For Sale-Farms.

FRUIT FARM-Bargaln- . acres Of fine
land; an lined last year: I40 fruit trees
IN perfect health. fun bearing: acres wO0d:
a-rocm house; Daru wagon shed. courthouse.
and chicken house; ia from trolley. very
cheap. p W CROSBY. Vienna Va
mis- Hip
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DreSSmakinS.
Moving.
Storage.

WHY PAY MORE2 We STORE FOR IJc a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4IS-42O-4 ~
10th st. NV. Prone Main 40. mh2-S0t
TO BUY, SELL, or store furniture. consult
US packing and storing Il speciality. TfIOM-
AS BOWLING & CO.. AUcti0necrs. 6i2 Z
at Phone NJ 5l5. feeO-30t
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For Rent-OmceS.

For Rent-OmceS.
100 NEW YORK AVE. Nw.-First and sec
end floor rooms. suitable for real estate,
dentists. SIC: SIS and $50: situation un-
- KARRICK METcALF.
mhlo-3t 1920 New York Ave.
For Rent-StableS.
LARGE brick stable Tor horses and car
riaEes. gas and waite and concerted. worth
81. rear 1915 81 50. NV. Only So
CliAS. s SHItENE. lo0' 'th St y. W mhs-3t
For Sale-HOuSeS.
GOOD HOME AT CHEVY CHASE for sew
eral hundred dollars below what 1t will be
held At month from now, lot l25Ni25s one
square OF ear. modern improvements. no
agents For fun particulars address =. T.
HENDERSON. VI. d. 900 Yves. 10th st. Los
Angeles Cal mhlI-I
INVESTIGATE THESE.
Improved Georgetown property at SOC per
foot Of ground. Buildings are Of brick. all
improvements: lots 25xI25: easy terms Two
left. that's all.
18th st. s.E.-Brick dwelling. with stable
in rear. all conveniences. Being sold at sac
rince and on easy terms Make orer-
JOHNSON. DENT & CO.
Gil eth ST NV. Phone Main 1873
mhlO-tf
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Three six-room and bath houses. down
town Lots 20N75 10 alley. Rented, $3.50
These houses must be sold and will con-
slider a reasonable ofTer FOR cash
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO., Qnc.).
ST. 18th St. NV. mhIO-3t
$4,000.
DESIRABLE LITTLE HOME near 9th st
and Florida ave NV TwO-story brick
dwelling i'm good condition. lot i6Nl00 feet
10 rear alley, has been occupied by owner
and well cared for
JOSEPH ]. WELLER,
Realty Broker. e- = St y. W.
mhlO-tf
ONE OF THE best investments in the city
Good Sr. Frame lot 20Nlc0. 30-fCOt paved alley;
stable; wafer and sewer; rents S2O-J0: look at
it OWNER H., Times office mhs-5t
FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN EsTATE-One Of
the most desirable homes in BrightwOod
Park. Frame house u rooms, large lot I50x
$50 Will sell the entire property Tor what 1t
cost to build the hoUse.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 612 18th St. y W
mhg-5t
FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-Corner
downtown property 9f5 r 81. NV, corner OF
10th and X. House IN fTst-class condition,
having just been improved by the expenditure
~ 81 500. This property is increasing in
value every year. Rents for $50 per month.
LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER, OLE I4th st. y. W.
mhS-5t
STOP PAYING RENT"
BUY as L ST. = +. SIPS CASH DOWN
and Sl4 per month; two-story six-room
frame. in fine condition.: new tin roof
big fuel house on rear os lot: lot 26xsJ
feet. and papers furnished free o. M
BRYANT, Owner. Warder Building. sth
and F. mh9-3t
FOR SAI.E-Seven-ro0m house with reception
I hall; tiled bath and vestibule. large con
crete cellar, large yard hot-water heat. set
tubs IN cellar. all modern improvements:
finished in hardwood OWNER. 1891 Eas:
Capitol 81 mh3-ot
FOR SALE-AN 1897 INVESTMENT
An excellent investment: must be sold
at once: wei rented two-story apartment.
= square rom North Capitol st: always
rented at $LoO per month. Would con-
slider cash payment Of 500. balance to
suit. PRICE. $500.
LIE ROY MARX,
mhI-tf 1910 c.
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD on
500 10 500 cash ana $50 70 $50 monthly. For
full particulars drop postal. telephone. or
cut Avenue Terrace"
FULTON Y EOPnON
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LOANS on FUPNITUPT

Here we are way down al the bottom
OF the column.
WHEN IN DOUBT about borrowing
Just call on The company that blows"
the least. That's US.
ABSOLUTELY no publlcity-no pryinG
into your private affairs-no delay
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO.
81 b ST. ~. ". PRIVATE OFFICE
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For Renf-Flats.

FOR RENT-A fat above store right in CEN
ter OF the downtown district convenient 10
three car lines and all government depart
ments; six rooms ana bath; modern in sani-
t1tion and other respects. heat and gas. APP
ply In store 50I Eleventh ". NV. between +
and r. mhIf-tf
FOR RENT-Four large rooms and bath,
cheap. il6 - st ne mh1I-7;
FOR RENT-Second story bright sunny
rooms apartment >; steam heat. 7Oi VI ST.
NV rnb1t-2r
632 NE.-Five large rooms and bath: hot
water heat; new. Key at 306 ID ST. ne
mhlO-3t
For Rent-St0res.
FOR RENT-Part Of store room: good loca-
uoa, near Pennsylvania ave NV. suitable
Tor specially line Addres BOX 500 Times
office who ?,
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Miscellaneous.

HAVE YoU ANYTHING TO SELF You
Will be agreeablv surprised n YOU viii Iet
me sell II for you MARCUS NOTES. 4ss 9th
st NV. Phone Main 5I7L nol0-tf
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Money Loaned SaIaried People

offices In &C principal cities: save yoursei.
money by getting my terms first y. Il
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100 NEW YORK AVE. NW.-First and sec
ono floor rooms. suitable for real estate.
dentists. @tc.s SIS and $50: situation un-
surpassed.
kARRICE & METCALP.
mhi0-5t 1920 New York Ave
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For Rent-StableS.

LARGE brick stable Tor horses and car
r.ages. gas and waite. and concreted. worth
81. rear lGl1 81 50. NV. Only s..
CHAS. 8. STIRETE. 1907 eth St y ". uahg-3t
Douglas Island news., 1907-11-27

against son, son against sire. War IS cruel. War is iuhumnu War Is a dis grace to the uinctccnrh century-we want peace. All we want is our birth right as American citizens, the freedom and liberty due us under the glorious stars and stripes.
 "Alaska! Alaska! in glory arise, the Golden Queen on earth, and the North Star on the skies"
 Applause by the fair sex
 Follow citizens, they say we Alas kans are not ripe nor fit for home rule. It. seems that the fair daughters of the Hawiian island, that are at present visiting our golden shores, they are ripe for home rule. The Philippines are fit for home rule, and the Cubans perhaps are made of better clay than we Alaskan, so they cau rule them selves.
 fApplause from the galleries that made Mt. Juneau shake)
 Fellow citizens, when shall we be fit! When our eyes are closed and our arms crossed on our breast; after We are summoned to our fathers; when we are on that journey from which no earthly traveller ever returns?
 "To late! to late!" fellow citizeus at that time we will not care whether or not the school keeps.
 Now is the time; while our eyes are open. we eau distinguish between right and wrong; between friends and foe; while our mouths are open we can express our wants; while our hearts tbrob for freedom, and we can hear the sweet sound of the liberty bell ringing.
 (Applause)
 Towns have sprung up in our neigh borhood, rich mines have been dis covered and developed, and salmon canneries and fisheries are operating extensively. We are producing people. No more on our knees begging, we demand better treatment.
 Fellow citizens, let us instruct our delegates to demand home rule for Alaska, and keep on demanding until we get it. When we do get it, it will be the greatest blessing we ever received from cruel, near-sighted step-mother.
 Let our watchword be, "Taft and Home Rule"
 Strong and long applause) Long live the people of Alaska.
 MT. Chairman, ladies and gentlemen I thank you from the bottom of my heart, for the attention.
Douglas Island news., 1907-11-27
Resolutions

WHEREAS-It has pleased an Allwise Providence to remove by death Richard T. Harris, faithful and beloved member of Gastineaux Lodge No. l24, F. and A. M., who departed this life on October 10th, 1907, therefore be it Resolved-That we do hereby ex- press our sorrow because of his loss to our fraternity, and our sympathy for those bound to our deceased brother by ties of blood, and that a copy of these resolutions have place on our minutes, and copy be published in the Douglas Island News.
 John Duckworth,
 Daniel Webster,
 Wm. StQbbins,
 Committee.
Douglas Island news., 1907-11-27
First Congregational Church

Divine service will be held in this church on Sunday evening Dec. lst at eight o'clock. Subject-What All the world is seeking. In this sermon it will be shown how the worlds search may be speedily, and amply rewarded. The Choir will sing a special selection. You are invited to be pre- sent and worship with us. A hearty welcome awaits you.
 REV. D. HOLFoRD, Pastor.
Douglas Island news., 1907-11-27
Thanksgiving Services

Special Thanksgiving Services will be held at the Friends church, tomor- row, beginning at 1O:8O a. ID. A service will also be held in the afternoon at l:3O. Everybody cordially invited.
 Frances Letter, minister and former missionary of the Friends mission, will be present and speak. Also, the Penial workers from Juneau will be in attendance.
Douglas Island news., 1907-11-27
Save Money on Coal BillSI

Coal promises to be both high and scarce in Douglas this winter. A few dollars spent now for storm windows will save you money all winter. John Feusi, the Front street hardware man, will take your order for any size or style of storm windows. Do it now and enjoy the luxury of a warm house.
Douglas Island news., 1907-11-27
The Douglas Island News.
THRLOcAL FIELD.
ee the nice sleds at Feusi's.

See the nice sleds at Feusi's.
 You can get any size window glass at Jensen's.
 Try a Universal Bread Mixer, sold by Jensen.
 Plated ware-the best made at the Kemmis Jewelry Store.
 Jensen carries big stock of cooking utensils-worth going to see.
 The store of P. H. Fox will be closed all day tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day.
 Universal Coffee Percolator, makes perfect coffee-sold by Jules Jensen.
 Just as represented-is the warrant of the Kemmis Jewelry Store, Douglas.
 When you go to Juneau, stop in at Spickett's Smoke House and get a fine cigar.
 The Treadwell Store has just received a large line of New Clothing for Men and Boys.
 LosT-At Treadwell, a gold cross and chain. Return to Miss Mooney, Doug las, and receive reward.
 Prices that compare with Eastern prices, aud goods that are the very best at the Kemmis Jewelry Store, Front street, Douglas.
 Mrs. Joe Patterson, left on the Seattle for Tacoma, where her sister, Mrs. Monagle, is very ill. She was accompanied by her two children.
 AIaskans should be interested in the fine line of fall suitings, at the Tailor Shop of Joe Miller, Front Street, Ju- neau. Workmanship and style guar anteed.
 If you are in need of range or a Heating Stove, go to Jules Jensen's, where you will get Square Deal. Dan dy Banquet and Perfect Wonder Ranges in stock.
 Hose Company No. l, of the Douglas Fire Department, held rousing meet ing last Wednesday night at the City hall building. There were several additions to tbe membership, and general awakening of interest.
 The Ladies League of the Congrega- tional Church will hold "rummage sale" ou Thursday afternoon, Dec, 5th, from 2 to ,, to dispose of articles left over from the annual Bazaar Sale, many of which are suitable for Christ mas preseu ts. Refreshments served free.
 Last Saturday,workmen in the tunnel on the Dividend claim at Yankee Basin broke through into the ledge. There have been several false alarms regard ing the finding of this ledge, but Judge Bach, who returned from the basin Monday, says that it is the real thing now. IL take nerve to hang on to a job like that, and all this part of Alaska can join in the rejoicing that patience, like virtue, has it's own re- ward.
 A Skagway man has gone on va cation trip to Kansas, taking with him a sixteen. pound cabbage grown in his Skagway garden, with which to dis abuse the idea of Kansas farmers that nothing can be grown in Alaska. That Skagway man should have thrown home pride aside long enough to stop in Ketchikan and get cabbage that would outweigh his Skagway sample to the extent of half dozen pounds or more.-Ketchikan Daily Miner.
 Save Money on Coal BillsI
Douglas Island news., 1907-11-27

(Strong and long applause0
 Long live the people of Alaska.
 MT. Chairman, ladies and gentlemen I thank you from the bottom of my heart, for the attention.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29

rhs fsung Tigers jouueyed 10 bal.
f3mor Yesterday aud defeated the
4nnfsr Athletic Club 81 that city, 100
ln she arsl half Gill Kicked on 20
Ghn Tigers % yard line. ~. Med
larH fau fhe bail - yards and vas
daUned. after several PUSHES the
Tigers ueee held fof downs. Conway
enntfd g. lhe llalilmnFoau'n i0.yarl
lire, whnre fnmblroocuFref.J -. Med
furi. 80 the Tigers. falling un Tire
ball Through successive tine plungcs
lhe 7 Iaefs Al aueed The ball 90 the
8 ward line llsFe shcy were held fof
1awn~. uiii panied hut tie Kick was
Stocked ~ tnFs. elll falling ON
ihs hall The haif ended With the
ball - see HalilmuToan syafd line.
g. ihe seeeul half D.. Medlofd Kick.
20 aN - baltimore ~ yard line,
fstil wns d0wpnd III his tracks. Tho
nalgimufean' urfe held fof downs,
hfn f.iii pointed o. Clarke. Gone
naV punfed back. baltimore held
fof assena again. tilli puuted. but
tha ball waa blocked. Abbott picked
81 - auI fan - yards fof touch.
Inuu. clarke failed ~ goal. an
fnntcd o. liiIi. whu advanced the
Nsil ~ els 81 yaf1 ilnr. by fast play
ca lhn Haifiwefpana we've taken on
fhrlr feet tnnway anil Trott going
Around tIle ends for large gains.
TfaIf seat atcf fnF iwu leuchdowns.
iHfEa alckeI aHe goal. The linpup !
p MnllefI. y. e. n, Ahhutl, Z. -
FeiawrFcr. y 81 ~ Nedlurd, =, !
l .ullh. 3. 81. - nili, J. 90 q.
fnfrV. + -. N. cfafkc. a. D. N. Gone
say. =. b. 3. ~. Neifofd. = b. ~.
Afatt +. b. y.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29

IN Alaska even dogs wear shoes at
least part ~ The time. Y II not on
account at The cold. for q shaggy lss'
qulmau dog viii live and he frlaky
when a man would freeze 10 dcathl
The dos does nll the work Of DRAGGING
and carrying, which IN this country
falls to The horses, aud "a troitlng
oyoi the rough Ice OF the mountain
pnssos hla feet soon become bruised
aud sore. Then hts driver makes him
soft little moccaalns % buokskln o.
reindeer skin. and ties them on with
stout thongs of leather Ia ihln way
be VIII travel easily until bis feet
are thoroughly healed uni then he
bites aud tears hla shoes with HIS
sharp wolfllfc teeth, and.cats them.
Wonderful animals are these duga
of Alaska Although They are only
little fellows NOT moro than hall tho
slgo ~ q big Newfoundland. they ecll
from SIS "a 5000 each, mere than m
ordinary horse viii sell ior IN this
country They will draw aOo pounds
each on sled aud they are usually
driven IA TRAINS Of six They noc1
no lines ~ guide them lor thcy read
u.s. obey the apund ~ their master i
voice turning or etupplng NJ word,
nul the EQuman doEe have thels
faults. Like many hoyp they are
overload " having good things "a cat
Consequently They have Ga be watched
closely, 81 they VIII attack aud devuur
stores left IN their way, especially
hncun. which must be hung oni of
their reach AZ nirht when camn n
pitched the moment blanket II
thrOwn upon che ground they viii run
into u and curl up and neither cNffa
nor kicks sniilcc 90 nudge them They
llc a. close "a the men who avn them
a. nosalhlc, and the miner cannot
wrap himself 50 eloec that they will
not nel under the blanket with him,
Thcs age human, too, IN their dlalns
cllnaiion 80 Rct out IN the mommg,-~
New fnpland Farmer
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29


One Of the footprints ~ Jesus IN the
vicinity ot Jerusalem IA the Pool ~
bethesda. The ponl which rcnre,
ssnls Il now h an unsettled question,
Three are pointed ont, Ut which two
rfc trN and mn az weeds and rub,
hleh. enc ~ these II near the eate az
"a stephen and tho other Il near the
Church II Sc Anne, The third nNol,
supposed by many IA he that ol neth,
cNaa II the Pool ~ the Wrath, Il
Hes ~ The Kodrm valley. deep within
The hlll. onhcl The approach IA
ihmurha Vaultcd chamber ana hN two
rinh,a - steps which deeccNa thirty
fcel bruvah The sarmce Thogc has
hccn larsc donosll al debris hero 81
that nj enter aspects have greatly
changed This pool h an Intermittent
spring lt nONa sometimes two OF
three slmes laN. hNt IN the AIRY sea,
son uet - oltyN Tho Cow continues
ifaA Ten ~ thirty mmntca The vNe
nlHs waiter runs IN through lhe gNcl.
cui conduit made ~ NlNg llcseklah,
aua forms che i'ool ~ Slloam. The
disturbance ~ The water due "a the
Intermittent Cow, aud The fact that
u " The only living water Ia the Vi.
rlnilN II Jerusalem. IN The opinion Nl
ihc WRITER slronely lAenllslVa h With
lhv rool ~ bethesda. The lgpegNlNr
movement ~ The waters VAS not IA,
drriuoa n was attributed ~ those
nm acquainted With Aquatic move.
meuls a. Angelie agency HNmN
Horn
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29
Sherlff SMorn n.

: Nhogln Williams took the oath of
ollce toslav before clerk of the Court
In, NoOfgV Wells, Shorln Williams,
Who was recently elected, Is bonded
WITH the American Bonding Company.
og NNltlmore, ana the Orphans Court
approved az his bond, CHIEF Deputy
~heFlN Nicholas ". Bryan also took
tho oath ~ Nllloe today. Ii Is the
SeNVNth term as chief Deputy for
SheglN HgSAn. deputies Grouse and
NmallwNoa wego also sworn In.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29

Nrs. Martha Marlin Of Philipsburg
N, j. who has heen visiting Mr. J II.
jefferson ~ MARKET slroct for few
days has returned Hume
Mr.. Boyd H.. Foust 81 Washington
medical school II paying short visit
10 Mr. j. r. Jefferson.
AIirr Irene Hoopes and SIR q. y
Collins OF Baltimore are vi-iting Dir
] n Jefferson Of Market street.
MIR Alex Girault ~ Arizona Is home
on visit
MI. Raymond llealer Of Baltimore
spent Thanksgiving with his grand
parents Duke of Gloucester street
Mira Alice Sherwood Of Washington
il visiting Mrs Rea!cr.
Mrs. Robert Moss aud daughter Miss
Mary Adelaide Moss left yesterday for
a trip 10 the Jamestown Exposition
Miss BrlscOc, Of Baltimore. was
the guest OF Miss Helen Moss for
Thanksgiving.
Miss Kettle Walker, Of Gunston
Hall, Washington, wa here 10 the hop
Wednesday night.
Mrs Marguerite Springs, Of charlotte
n, & - the guest Of the Misses Lou
aud Helen Gautier,
Mpe Emellnv Wolf Of -omerse
Penn IL visiting Miss Ethel Field
meyer,
Mrn. Cfosley, wife.af Lieut.. Comdr.
Crorley, Il, = n n visiting Mrs.
Walton, Maryland Ave. aud King
George street,
Mlss Helen Moss entertained few
friends at an afternoon tea yesterday
frOm four % six.
Mr., Thomas =. Elliott, Of Washing
ton spent Thanksgiving with hts
brother, Mr. II q. Elliott, Conduit
street,
Mrs, llulen llaluos, of Cambridge,
IL Visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
George W, lliggins, Charles street.
Mr. William 4. Ward, of Cproll
county, la0s So, Iohn's College, is
visiting IN. James y. Feldmoyor
Miss Virginia Mckay, of Cumbor-
land, Is the guest of the MISSES Field
meyVr Miss Mckay is trained
nurse At the Maryland University.