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Emanuel Choir Hono1s
Rector Willard G. Davenport

a special musical service was given
at o'clock last Sunday evening in
Emanuel Church by the choir, assisted
~ Miss Anna E. Brett, contralto, and
Master Roswell +. Boothby. soprano
boy sOloist at St. Paul's, Twenty-third
street The regular sOloists OF the choir,
Miss Ruth Dorsey. soprano. and VIII
liam Scantlebury basso, also sang.
This service was in honor of the rec
tor of the parish, the Rev Willard c.
Davenport, TO commemorate the TWEEN
tieth anniversary of his rectorship.
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Anacostia Line Installs
New Crossover at Eleventh St.

The Anacostia and Potomac Railway
Company has completed the installing
OF its new crOssover at the foot OF
Eleventh street southeast. designed to
place the one now in use when the street
grade is changed toward the new bridge
The construction Of a new pillow pit is
now under way.
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Notes and Personals.

George II. Braddock, son of A. A.
Braddock. of this town. has received an
appointment as messenger in the United
States Patent Office at Washington. and
has reported for duty. His appoint
ment was the result Of a civil service
examination.
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Brookland Chapter, Eastern Star,
Celebrates It's First Anniversary

The BroOkland Chapter OF Eastern
star held it's first anniversary meeting
last night in the town hall The meet
Ing was attended by the members of
numerous other chapters Of the city and
also by many Of the friends OF the
members Of the Brookland Chapter-
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Younger Presbyterians Study
Missionary History in Class

A number of the younger members
OF the Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church met a few evenings ago at the
residence OF Miss Pearl Morris. on Min
nesota avenue, for the purpose of or
EanizinE a class in missionary history.
William Arthur Suell was named as
leader. and il was decided to meet week
" al the home Of the members for the
study of the work in hand. The study
OF the Christian conquest in India is to
Ne the 1rst work of the socletV.
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At a recent meeting of the Rockville
town council John J. Higgins was unan-
imously elected town clerk and treas
urer, succeeding Carey Kingdom, who
beld the position three years and who
was not an applicant for reappointment
A year ago there was quite a lively fight
over the position and a compromise was
effected. the agreement being that Mr.
klngaon was 10 serve the first year and
Mr.. Higgins the second year. of the two
year term of the board
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Aleaa17dria

Mr. and Mrs. II Bloch. who have
been visiting in New York, have re-
turned home. accompanied by Mrs. J.
Bloch.
Miss Kate Monroe left Alexandria for
jamestown last week.
Miss Hattie r. Hammerlsey has re-
turned from the jamestown Exposition.
Mrs Edward S. Leadbeater Is N
Orange. n. J., visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Lloyd
Miss Bertha Peake. Of Braddock
Heights. has returned from a visit TO
Atlantic City
NJ T. Dwyer and W. II. Whitcolnb
last week attended a meeting OF the
State convention Of the Knights Of Co
Iumbus. at Roanoke They represented
Fitzgerald Council, Of this city.
NJ J. Mcfarland has returned from
a visit to the Jamestown Exposition.
c. r. Yates left Alexandria last week
for Norfolk. where he Will place on
exhibition the public school exhibit from
this city. at the jamestown Exposition.
Mss Nora Herbert. who has been
spending some time with Mrs. John D..
Hooe, IN Warrenton, has returned 10 her
home in This city.
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Epworth League Elects
New Board of Officers

A meeting OF the Epworth League
Of the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church was held Wednesday evening
last at the residence of Charles f.
Linger, on Harrison street. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Charles
T. Linger. president; John Fort. first
vice president; Mrs. Harry Arnold. sec-
ond vice president; Miss Emma Simp-
son, third vice president: Elijah Kin
sella. fourth vice president; Miss Beu-
lah Williams, secretary.
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The Entire Nous Club met at the home
OF Mrs. W. H Weishaupt last Wednes-
day. Members present were Mrs. Alfred
j. Edison, Mrs. William z. Jerman, Mrs
Lyman J. Laughton. and Mrs. Harry
Holmes. The next meeting will be held
at the home OF Mrs. William Z Jerman,
on Sixty-first street
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Barn of ]. F. McHugh Burned;
Horse Badly Injured and Shot

A fire last Sunday evening destroyed
the barn adjoining the home OF James
+. McHugh. of Twelfth and Lawrence
streets. A horse was 50 badly burned
that 1t had to be shot.
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Capitol Heights
LUNCHEON GIVEN
FOR BUSY BEES"
Embroidery Class Enter
tanned by Mrs. Joseph
Whiting.

A regular meeting of the Busy Bees
Embroidery Glass was held a. the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Joseph Whiting Wednes-
day afternoon One new member was
enrolled.
The class enjoyed a visit from Mrs.
Oswald Burke, Of Hyattsville. The
members present were Mrs. George NJ.
Jet, Mrs. Thomas Kluh. Mrs. Eliza
beth Crow. Mrs. William A. Cady, Airs
z. c. Hunter. Mrs. c. y. Willis, Mrs.
Joseph Whiting, Miss Alice Pratt.
teacher. and Mrs. A. NJ. MacKay.
Luncheon was served Dy Mrs. Whit
ing. An Invitation was given by Mrs
Whiting 10 the men 20 join the PARTY in
the evening. and all enjoyed music and
games until a late hour Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. y. -. Hunter. Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Cady. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beatty Feaster, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander NJ. MacKay, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Whiting. Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Jett,
Mrs Thomas Kluh. Mrs. Elizabeth Crow,
Mrs. Oswald Burke. Mrs c. d. Willis,
Miss Alice Pratt. and Miss Nellie Whit
Ing.
The meeting next week will be held
at the residence Of Mrs. Z. c. Hunter,
Bergman avenue
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Methodist Committee Plans
Children's Day Exercises

Arthur B. Suit, superintendent of the
Sunday school of the Anacostia Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, has appointed the
following members Of the church on
committees to assist him in preparing
for the children's dav exercised. Daniel
G SmithsOn, Mrs. Beulah Williamson,
Mrs. William Williamson, Mrs. Samuel
r. Campbell, Mrs. Harry Arnold, and
George W. Shoemaker
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y
iting her relatives and parents in Har-
pers Ferry, has returned TO her home.
on Blair road.
Mrs. j. r. Scott. accompanied by her
two daughters and Mrs. Winfield Scott,
have left here for her summer home, in
The Thousand Islands.
K. c. Russell has left for Washington
and Oregon on a lecturing tour
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Wilkinson, who
have resided here the last three years.
left here Wednesday TO 20 10 Lincoln.
Neb., where the professor was called 70
give the commencement address at
Union College;
Mrs. c. c. King. Of Cedar street. Wis
tied friends in Mt Pleasant wednes-
day.
Mrs. Hattie Alec called on some of her
many friends in this place on Monday.
Miss Henry. who spent the winter with
her sister. Mrs. c. c. King. of Cedar
street. left this week, TO return TO her
home, in Indiana.
Frank Wentworth returned Saturday
to New York after. visiting his relatives
here.
Mrs GOwen, of Boston, is a guest this
week of Mrs. Lee Corbit at her home,
on Cedar street.
Walter Adkins left Wednesday to go
to Philadelphia to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Woods and Mrs.
orion. Of Plney Branch road. enter
tanned friends this week.
D. II. Kress and family have recent
Iy moved here from Australia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent, OF Northeast
Washington, called at this place last
week.
B. /. House called on friends in Ia
kOma Tuesday
Miss May Scott who has been here
for some time. left this week TO make
her home In Washington.
F. L. Painter, Of Pennsylvania. spent
few days with friends in Takoma this
week.
Lee Corbit has returned from a trip to
California.
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Notes and Personals.

Mrs. LOUIS Shoemaker was at home
10 her friends Thursday at her new res
idence on BrightwoOd avenue She will
be at home on Thursdays during the
month Of May. A large number of
friends called during the afternoon. The
house was decorated with cut flowers
and palms
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Notes and Personals.

herbert Baumer son of Captain
Banner. OF Thirteenth and Otis streets
LEFT Thursday on his way to Panama.
Where he will resume his duties under
me government. after a three months
leave OF absence. He will first visit his
brother Sewer in Ardmore, Pa, and
then spend few days in New York.
from whence he will sail.
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Sylvester Names Commission
to Pick Station House Site

Mai. Richard Sylvester. Chief OF Po-
lice, who has been acquainted with the
wish Of the residents of Anascostia that
the site for the new police station be on
Monroe street. or within one-half square
thereof. has placed the whole matter in
the hands of a police commission the.
members of which are Inspector Swim
dells, Captain Matthews, and Sergt G
a. Stevens, the last named being the Of
dcer In command IN Anacostia.
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phis. Tenn. Captain Smithers repre-
scented Potomac Division. No. 45e, Of
Washington.
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Miss Elsie Tomlin Weds
George Peter Phillips

George Peter Phillips and Miss Elsie
May TOmlin. both of Alexandria. were
also married here on Tuesday The Of
floating minister was the Rev. Ernest
J.. Woolfe. pastor OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South. Mr. Woolfe also
OBLIGATED at the marriage here that day
Of Mr.. Amos Edward Hanes and Mrs.
Anna ConlSlin Mccoy. both of Washing
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Bessie j. Moxley. of Damascus dis
trict, this county, has, through her at
torney. Robert B. Peter, of this place
instituted suit In the circuit court at
this place, for an absolute divorce from
her husband Alvia Monkey. on the
grounds Of desertion.
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The Rev Thomas H Campbell, mas
tor OF the Rockville Baptist Church. has
gone to Richmond, Va, to spend several
days in attendance upon the Southern
Baptist convention.
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Capt William s Smithers last week
attended the thirty-second biennial con-
vention OF the Order OF Railway Con-
ductors, whica was in session at Mem
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The corner stone laying of rne Conpro-
gauonal Church will be held at 3 O'Clock
p. m instead OF IL o'clock a. m. as an
nounced in last Sundays Times.
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Miss Anna Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. v Matthews and family, Of Non
ueal. were visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Molster. of Ninth and Law
renee streets. the past week.
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DR.. G. 7. Greeniaw had as his visit
ors during the week Mr. and Mrs W.
Cauley. Mrs. Edwin Settle, and Mrs.
s. J. Lee, of Washington, and NJ. A.
Lee, OF Brickhaven, Va
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The Capitol Heights Baptist Church
viii hold services at the usual honr
II a. m, and Wednesday at 7:S0 n n,
Sunday school at 10 a. M, the Rev. T
w. 7. holland officiating.
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Mrs; Yarnell spent Wednesday with
friends In Washington.
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Among the visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Hurdle were
Eugene Stobbe and family, Miss Eliza
beth Hurdle, and Walter WenzeL
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number OF guests were also present.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Harry A.
Dawson and Mrs. Lee Onutt
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"Waymarks 20 the Holy City" is the
subject Of Evangelist John n. Quinn az
the Capitol Heights town hall tonight
at 7;f5 p. m.
A company OF good singers, inelud-
ing a male quartet and some good solo
lists, will be present and render a num-
Der OF selections.
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The Capitol Heights Independent Club
viii meet at the residence of Howard
c. Walker, Washington and Central
avenues, Wednesday, at Q. m
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Miss Belle Cross is spending a few
days with Mrs. Maud l. Varneu.
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Raymond Hulhsh had as his guests
last :yeek the Rev. ]. Cleveland Hall
and J. L. Oliver, OF DanvilIe.
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Last Friday evening a social was held
at the Methodist Episcopal Church on
Sixth street. A large and interesting
program was offered during the oven
ing. after which refreshments were
served. The proceeds will be added TO
the building fund for the new church.
which Is expected e be constructed by
January.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer and family and
AR Dallas Ford, Of Washington. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Henry i Miles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew'S and family.
and Miss Nellie TOogood visited Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Holmes last Sunday
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MISS Fannie Peter has returned 10 her
nome mere after visit with friends at
Alexandria, Va
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Mrs. II. Beavers. Of WASHINGTON. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Beavers
last Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Woodheld en-
tertained last week DR. and Mrs l. V
y. Marschalk, Mrs. George N. Jet, and
Miss Crum.
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Eppa Thompson. OF Capitol HEIGHTS
and Miss Frances Howe, of Washing
ton. d. c., were married last Wednes-
day.
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Miss Amber. of Winchester, Va. has
Teturned 70 her home after visiting Miss
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Robert Middlekauff. who has been
suffering with a relapse Of appendicitis
during the past week. is rapidly recov-
ering.
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Mrs G. Glasgow, Of Brightwood ave-
nue.. visited relatives in the city last
Sunday afternoon.
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MRS. T1lley Marley visited Mr.. and
Mrs John Nally last Monday.
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Among the visitors at the home Of
Mrs. c. D. Willis. Sunday last. were
Miss Marion Rollins, the Misses Dow
ney. Miss Carrie Hurley. and Mr.. Jones.
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Mrs; A. z. Whittier visited her daurb-
ter, Mrs. James A. Hawkins, In wash
inEtOn.
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Among the visitors at the home of
Mr.: and Mrs. NJ. W. Hardy were M
and Mrs, Edgar Jordan, of Washington
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Capt. Herbert Bryant had as his guest
last week Mrs. Henry Daingerheld.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bertling visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Mary Whittier Sunday last
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Mrs. Margaret Grigsby and her daugh-
ter Jennie visited Mr.. and Mrs. George
i. Finnen. last Sunday.
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James F. Burn had as his visitors last
Sunday his father and uncle, Of WASH
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Miss Handy, Of Marlboro. Nd. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fowler Sunday last.
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Mrs Lee S. Dorsey entertained the
Tuesday Card Club this week. There
was fun attendance Of members and 4
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Notes and Personals.

A team owned by George B. Mullen
and driven by John Jenkins, accidently
collided Monday with a lamppost at
eNaylor road and Harrison street ex-
1Hen1ed. demolishing the glass top. Mr.
ages.
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Edward B. Harrigan and family. Of
Washington. have moved into their new
house on crystal Spring avenue.
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Milton Spransy returned last Sunday
evening from Tome Institute. where he
stayed few days.
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Montgomery b. COrse. OF Lexington.
paid a visit 10 his old home in this city
last week
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Miss Trina Stern, of Columbia road.
who has been visiting her cousin. Miss
Minnie Gusdorf of Baltimore, Nd, has
returned home
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Harry Harnsbergar was = guest of
Miss Lillian Thomas. Of Quincy street.
last Friday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander NJ. MacKay
entertained Mr. and Mrs E A. lobe at
a dinner Of planked shad at their resi-
dence. or Baltimore avenue, Sunday
afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hillman and Master
Julian Hiilman viii be at home today
from until o'clock at their residence
on Fairmont street and will be pleased
to see their friends.
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pital for the Insane, who has been a
resident of this section for many years
is incapacitated for duty by reason of
a severe Illness. as a result of which he
is confined to his home on the hospital
reservation.
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1aKOnlaFaTk

Mrs. S. w. Curtiss, who has been Wis
ting her relatives and parents in Har-
pers Ferry, has returned TO her home.
on Blair road
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Miss Doris Brown had a number of
friends visiting her last Sunday evening.
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c. Pistol and b. Vinton visited Miss
Nora Richardson last week.
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Charles A. J. Williamson. forenos, ~
'''Ae4ea At the Government Hos
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Mss Selma Williams. OF Mt Hebron.
Perryville, had as her guests last week
Mrs Daisy Armstead and Mrs. Hattie
Lambert Of this city.
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Louis Schuech visited his sister. Mrs
"Wednesday.
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The next meeting of tine Way Pah
nan VIII De at the home of Miss Mabel
Reeves, of Sherman avenue.
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The Home Missionary Society of the
Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church
met at the church parsonage on Jack
son street recently. and elected officers
as follows: Mrs. Samuel R Campbell,
president; Mrs. James Simpson, vice
president; Mrs. Arthur B. Suit. secre-
tary, and Mrs. Olive Poulton. treas
urer.
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A horse attached to a runabout. the
property of j. K. Newcomb, ran away
on Nichols avenue. Anacostia, last week.
Mr. Newcomb and w Z. Adams were
in the vehicle at the time. Both were
thrown 20 the road, but neither was
seriously injured. The runabout was
damaged.
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Mrs. J. r. Scott. accompanied by her
two daughters and Mrs. Winfield Scott,
have left here for her summer home, in
the Thousand Islands.
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pms Tenn captain Slil4tiieiS ANPAC
scented Potomac Division. No. 45e, OF
Washington.
Raymond Hulfsh had as his guests
last geek the Rev. J. Cleveland Hall
and J. L. Oliver. OF Danville.
Capt Herbert Bryant had as his guest
last week Mrs Henry Daingerheld.
Montgomery B. Corse. Of Lexington.
paid a visit 10 his old home in this city
last week.
Mss Selma Williams. Of Mt Hebron.
Rerryville, had as her guests last week
Mrs. Daisy Armstead and Mrs. Hattie
Lambert Of this city
Miss Mildred Foster, who has been
spending the winter at Birmingham
Ala, has returned 20 her home in this
city
Mrs. Elicit Caben last week paid a
visit 70 her mother. Mrs. Cyrus McCor-
mick, in Berryville.
Mas Lila Barrett had as her guests
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barrett
and children. Of the City Of Mexico.
Mrs. william J. Boothe last week
paid a visit to her sister, Mrs. George
Carr Henry. in Morristown. n. 7.
Mrs. Edward s. Fawcett had as her
guest last week her daughter. Mrs.
Lewis Cheesman. Of Scranton, Pa
c. L. Van Alsteyn. Miss Mary He'll
mUth, and Miss Dunn are at James
town
Mrs. William S. Green had as her
guest last week Miss Belle MinneRerode,
who has just returned from Europe.
Misses Grace Anderson, Eliza Ander-
son, and Marian Bryant are attending
the exposition
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Miss Mildred Foster, who has been
spending the winter at Birmingham
Ala. has returned 20 her home in this
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Misses Grace Anderson, Eliza Ander-
son, and Marian Bryant are attending
the exposition.
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K. c. Russell has left for Washington
and Oregon on a lecturing tour.
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Mrs Elicit Caben last week paid a
visit 70 her mother, Mrs Cyrus McCor-
mick, in Berryville
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Mrs William s. Green had as her
guest last week Miss Belle MinneRerode,
who has just returned from Europe.
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NJ. ]. Mcfarland has returned from
visit to the Jamestown Exposition.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Wilkinson, who
have resided here the last three years,
left here Wednesday 70 90 TO Lincoln,
Neb., where the professor was called 70
give the commencement address at
Union College,
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C L. Van Alsteyn. Miss Mary He'll
muth, and Miss Dunn are at James
town
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Lee Corbit has returned from a trip to
California.
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Mas Lila Barrett had as her guests
last week Nj and Mrs. Robert Barrett
and children, OF the City Of Mexico
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Miss May Scott. who has been here
for some time. left this week TO make
her home In Washington.
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Mrs. Edward s. Fawceet had as her
Lewis Cheesman. Of Scranton, Pa