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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-13
John DREW PRAISED AS
THE POLITE PLAY READER"

Elf YOU ever write "a play send iJ 10
john Drew said the girl WHO writes
pretty lizzie verses with pearl handled
pen. He is the polite play reader. He
may not take your play. FL. with
june rose blush. 81 sent him d play
that ] vr0te-the sweetest thing in one
act all about a girl VINO ran away with
p0et-somethiug like WHOM ANA Cy-
rano. YOU know. without any tragedy in
il because because Drew is a comedian.
you knew.
"Ahgr
Why. OF course. y0u SL-pid--bIt DE
sent il back. and IL would have been
such a good part Tor him-satin coat and
short trousers, and all that you know.
So many otherwise good actors are
bow-Iegged, but Gillette and S0lh,ru
and
what did he say when he sent the
play back"
"Oh, IL was the dearest letter. and he
SAID thst M style had the airiness Of
a French poet, and that he wasn't go
ing 10 wear any more wigs at present,
or be would love TO recite ms beautiful
verses and act my duel scene"
Il heard a funny story about
Frenchman who sent play 20 him
once. said the mere man. The play
was a dandy. but it would have been
more suitable for Mounet SulIv or Jim
Corbett than Drew, so he sent il back
with a little note saving that il made
him think of Euripides and SophocIes.
Some time after the Freuehmau met the
polite Drew and had a struggling in
terview, owing to the limited KNOWLEDGE
Of English A. last the usually inner
tuTahle Drew showed signs of impa-
thence and tie FTenchman said. Il fear.
Meester Drew, / lief wiz my play cock
reached upon your time
'Oh. not at an was the response.
quite welcome, 1 assure You. But. bv
the way. the word is not coekroached-
its hencroached
Yes? Hencroached? Oh. / see I mix
nv genders.'
HE. ne. het' laughs the girl who
yields the pearl-handled pen. Did
John say that? ia, Ia. hattie witty
thing
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Catholic Knights Installation.

ST. Theresa Branch, No. 5sl. Catholic
Knights of America. held its annual in
sJaliation exercises Thursday evening in
ST. Theresa's Han Those installed as
officers for the ensuing year are; The
Rev n p. pagan. assistant pastor of
ST Theresa's Church, spiritual director;
John r, Reagan, president ninth con-
seCutive terml; Thomas +. Reardon
vice president. Frank VI. Ffuotti treas
mer tsiNth terml; John Webb, record
ing secretary J. T. Farrell. financial
secretary tsiXth term); James ". Bart
les, Richard Harugan. and Joseph
MhIlen. trustees Several brief adj
dresses were made, The speakers incIud-
lag DE-. Thomas ID. Mudd James +
Glennon and Richard Hartigau. An
oyster supper was served followed by
"a smoker The entertainment commit
Zee consisted OF Thomas ID. Aludd.
chairman, J. 4. Farrell. and Thomas e.
Rear ION.
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JUSTINE CUTTINGS SCHEME
FOR BRINGING UP A DOG

Miss Justine Cutuus- whose dog which
she brings nightly 90 the canine party
given in Act II OF "Cl0Lnes.T has a
most intelligent ANIMAL ia "Desperado'
as the dog is called. Ills cIeVeTuess has
made him a general far0rite with All
the members OF the Grace George COM
pany. Miss Cutting has been devoted
70 animals all her life. and like Ouida
claims To prefer dogs TO men. She has
made a study OF them for years in dis
cussing the care and training OF dogs.
gave the following directions as 10 their
restraint Because il is the result OF
years of observation and the practical
putting into effect of her ideas. Miss
Cutting claims II is the best scheme thai
can be devised.
DOGS. said the actress. especially
settlers, pointers. and other hunting ami
mails. as Wen rs fierce and unruly ones
need To be kept chained most of the
time. the hunting dogs to prevent them
from straying away, generally at night,
and others from annoyance or endanger-
ing the safety of the people coming on
the premises,
ITO keep dogs on a chain constant
ly," continued Miss Cutting, greatly in
terested in her subject, prevents them
from getting much needed exercise. il
Is cruel and prejudicial TO their health.
and il also serves TO make a cross dog
so nuch more unruly and dangerous as
TO frequently necessitate having him
killed. After considerable thought
finally devised a practical and easily
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Ladies, Club Entertained

The Ladies' Social Club. OF Anacostia.
were entertained Monday evening al
Che home of DT. and Mrs. r. A Pyles.
on Monroe street with "a musicale
given by their daughter. Ethel. The
program. which was of a classical ma
ture, was rendered i'm auItless style.
Aliss Pyles acquitted herself admirably.
establishing without doubt co her MANY
friends that she is a musician of
marked ability. Among those present
were Dr. and Mrs. r. A. Pyles. Mir.
and AIRS. s A. Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. -. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall.
AIR. and Airs Watson Rarr. Mr. and
Mrs. James Murbury AR and Mrs. /.
81. Green, Mr. and Mrs Knox Graeme
Ar. and Mrs Charles Roberts. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. j. smith. AIr- and Mrs Charles
Il. Burr, Sir. and Mrs. y. r. Harnish.
Miss Vera Murray. and Mr.. and AIRS.
Thomas T.. Murray
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- NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS x
'BrOokland

j. Blake Clarke was rendered an
evenings surprise by ST. Anthony 5
club last Wednesday. With games Of
progressive euchre they amused them
selves up 10 a late hour. Among those
present were Capt Joseph Banner.
Messrs. II. Bowling, W MacCloskey. j..
Rodler, W Moran. L. Smith. q. Moran,
T.. Ralph, and J. l.. Burg
The Ladies' Mission Of the B.ooi1land
Baptist Church met last Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. G..
Lynch, OF Newton street The follow
ing OFFICERS were elected TO pres de dur
ing the ensuing year; President, Mrs.
Delzean Marean; vice president, Mrs.
II. Primm. secretary. Miss Sarah
Brown. and treasurer. Mrs &. II. Etz
Mrs, Lewis. of Girard street. enter
tanned the pupils OF her SUNDAY school
class last Saturday evening. Among
those present were the Misses Evelyn
Williams. * Davis, Lester Lambert.
Ester Galbraith. Louis Oliphant. Flea
nor Scaggs, and Messrs Ohio Holland.
Clarence heefcr, Kari Reiser. James
Cook, George Hamilton. Pendelton
Noodson. John Williams Nelson Davis.
Carol Carpenter. and George and
William Lewis.
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LONE VOTER IN FRENCH
TOWN ELECTS HIMSELF

Among the distinction of Les SALES.
a little town numbering 500 inhabitants
in the Vat district is q voter who has "A
realizing sense of his civic duties as
well as of how to attain his own ambi-
ton TO become an officeholder
There were only four. voters i'm Les
SALES when il became necessary 20 hold
an election for municipal councillors a
few days ago. and the particular man
here spoken of was the only one who
voted There was no voting at all on
the first day, and when $50 o'clock was
licked of on the second and last day
the authorities remarked that some
thing like a boycott OF the electoral
franchise seemed TO be- prevalent
The polls by law were closed at 6
o'clock and at fifteen minutes before
that hour the voter arrived and cast a
ballot for ten persons. all OF whom at
6:05 We're duly declared elected by one
vote
Nine of those elected BY one vote inn
mediately announced their resignation.
The tenth declared he would serve. IN
cidentaliy it was he who had cast the
lone ballot.
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HleXNT1dria

Mrs Kate Smith last Tuesday even
ing entertained number OF her reIa-
uF5s al a supper Doh honor OF her aunt.
Mrs Charlotte Forsythe. OF Baltimore.
Miss Mary Harlow. who spent Tie
Christmas holidays with her parents i'm
this city, has returned 90 Mount 81. Az
mes College.
q. s and C.. C.. Howell are spending a
week al stafford.
w. p. Graves. Ir.. left Alexandria las,
week Tor New Mexico. where he will
reside in fhe future.
AR. and Mrs ". S. Crockar ana son.
nj Norfolk, who have been visiting AIRS.
Thomas Travers in this city. have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Airs. Lawrence had as their
guests last week Mrs. J. *. Baker and
son john. OF Hagerstowu.
William Bryant. OF this city. paid "a
visit 10 Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Phil Leterman and daughter.
Miss Camille, paid visit 20 Mrs Let
erman father. eN-Mayor Henry
Strauss, in this city
Mrs. Wilkins, wife of DR.. wilkins.
who has been I'D. is cat again.
Misses Mae. Ruth and Master Kibbe
Breene. OF villa Maria Convent. at West
Chester. Pa. who spent the holidays
with their Uncle. p. r. German, in this
city, have returned home.
Miss Same r Kemper had as her
guest Mrs. Quarles. OF DelIplane.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett had as Ler
guest her daughter, Mrs. ". Rathbone
Smith. oi Savanne, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. French will
leave Alexandra next week for Cali
fornia.
Miss Janet Rowan. of this city, who
has been visiting Miss Emma Cline
denst, at Edinburg, has returned home.
Richard C. Talbot has been elected
second lieutenant of the Alexandria
Light Infantry
President John T. Sweeney. of the
board of aldermen, who has been pa at
his home in South Columbus street, is
slightly better.
Miss Susie Cooke had as her guest
Miss Helen Russell, of Annapolis.
Miss Blanche Rotchford had as her
guests Mrs Charles Z. Cleveland and
Mrs. A. +. Wilson. Of Philadelphia.
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constructed method or overcoming the
difficulty. sim restraining Jhe dog OF bis
liberty"
Il planted a stout post rery securely
alongside nay dog house. having about
eighteen inches II IL above ground
Another post ! planted about LOO feet
distant. and stout telegraph wire was
stretched taut between the two posts.
The chain 1 attached % the wire with
O sliding ring. and the other end 20 the
collar of my dog. The dog soon got 70
understand The arrangement and very
quickly had a pathway worn along the
entire length of the wire on both sides,
IN his scampers.
In order 20 prevent the fOuling OF The
chain al the Tar post / attacked a sup
port which enabled tie chain 70 slip
over and into place readily. During
the summer when 1 lived ia the e0un-
ny. Miss Cutting said, u greatly
feared the tramps vino apparently
hocked into that section from an over
New England. finally arranged the
location Of the wire 80 as 10 permit ms
dog TO guard the front aud side of tBr
farm house b. which 1 was staying. AS
well as the gate. though much over
l0j feet Of wire / found made il difficult
10 Keep from saEgIHs under tHe strain
Of my dog. which was of eood size.
After ] got ms scheme ia working
operation. concluded Miss Cutting.
uQAps were as scarce around that
farm house as strawberries ia Canada
are Ia February
All OF the dogs which are seen In
CLOTHES" are endowed with pedisrees
az least q yard long. During the scene
where a party is given b. their honor
they behave with sreat dignity and are
on the most friendly terms with each
OF her.
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BelascO-The symonds' Concert.

An interesting program has been Az
ranged Tor The concert at the BeIasc0
Theater tonight which viii include sew
eraI special features Miss Lois VIII
liams viii be- heard. Chester Il. Spen-
Ger viii render the latest Illustrated
songs, and A. T.. spFingsteeu viii render
his celebrated drum solo ~Ninchester."
Dir. springsteen is supposed 20 have been
the youngest soldier in the civil war.
having Joined the service iH 1851 as "a
drummed-Doy, and served until Is65.
Special films have been sent from New
York for the motion pictures. which Will
include comedy. travel and novelty
views.
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Mems Club Reception.

The Mems Club of the Auacostia
Methodist Episcopal Church held re-
ception in the church editce at the cor
ner of Jackson and Pierce streets. This
reception is an annual affair of great in
teresJ 90 friends of the organization
as Wen as 20 the men themselves The
auditorium of the church was converted.
with the aid of easy chairs, rugs, palms
and ferns, into spacious parior, where
those present enthusiastically enjoyed
the social entertainment provided by the
members of the club Those in the re-
ceiving line extending the hospitality OF
the club We're Arthur b. Suit. the presl-
dent Charles p. Linger, John r, Fort,
Samuel r. Campbell, W. Frank Borse,
James III. Dorey, and the Rev. Charles
. Isaac. the pastor Of Lhe church.
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Red Men Install omcers

Installation Of officers recently elected
by Mineola Tribe. No IT, Improved Or
der of Red Men, took place Friday even
ing in the wigWam of The order in
Masonic Hall, corner of Pierce and
Jackson streets William e.. White. act
ing as deputy great saclem. was in
stallins officer Those chosen by the
tribe ana installed as officers for this
year We're. John Baxter prophet. Rem
Jamin Haveuner. sachem. William NJ
Moore senior sycamore: Claude Lucas.
junior sycamore Henry " Tippett
chief of records; George Baxter, col
leetor of Wampumi William G.. White.
Keeper of wampumi r. l.. Harris. guard
"a WisWam, Louis Weigle. guard of the
forest Addresses were made BY Mr.
Allison, of Sioux Tribe. No. Is. W. C..
White, past great saChem. ana George
Baxter, great senior sycamore
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ANACONf1a

big golden dolphin VIII indicate the
way the wind blows al the new steel
plant in process Of completion al Giles
boro Point en- the Potomac. near this
place. The golden dolphin was placed
in position last Tuesday. on top of the
little steeule that adorus the newly
erected office building az the plant, and
with the sun shining on it can be plainly
seen from the whaTyes of Alexandria. \
large force OF men is at work on the
grounds of the new plant. dwelling and
gradins, iu preparation for the putting
in of the network of sidetracks into the
different shops and which viii connect
with the tracks of the Shepherds branch
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad al
Anacostia. IL is understood that the
construction work al the new plant Is
nearly completed. and that steam viii be
made la the boilers and operations be-
gun in q short time
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Coming Attractions
EariOnal-Grace George in Clothes"

Eational-Grace George in Clothes"
One of the greatest offerings of the
theatrical season will be the forthcom-
ing appearance of Grace George and
the Manhattan Theater Company in the
New York success. Clothes" which
comes TO the New National next week.
This piece ran for over four months
TO crowded houses. and it was only the
demands of previous contracts that
forced the play ION the road. " Clothes
deals with the smart set of New York,
and is the joint effort OF avery Hop
wood, a bright young newspaper man
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MISTUDGED.

The manager of an office had adver-
tised for an office boy. In consequence
he was annoyed for an hour by a stray
Cling line of boys of all sizes claiming
various accomplishments.
Well he said 10 a late applicant.
4 suppose you can read anything. and
write anything, and figure little. and
use the typewriter a little and
"NaWr interrupted the boy. III I
could do all them things. I'd strike YOU
fer yer own job 1 amt nOthin' but an
office boy"
He got the position.-Bohemian.
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Theatricals for Insane.

The season for theauicals at the Gov
einmsat Hosnital FOR the Insane. for
Tie entertainment OF tle patients. was
lnaueurated last Friday evening with an
eit rJainment of unusual ability by the
hIndeI-sy mpAonie Orchestra, of this
elt., Mrs. Belts was the director and
Miss Marie Hansen the pianist. assisted
by the Hospital Orcbes ira. The pro-
sram included contributions bv Miss
Ruby Raymond, Mrs. Jennings. Miss
Bertha Hansen. Mr. Schaeter. AIRS.
Ham. Miss Anna Belts. Mrs. Abbott.
ana Frederick shaefer.
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Euehre Club Meeting

The Euchre Climb. of Anacosta. mot
Thursday evening M the residence OF
Miss Jennie g. BARLEY fI3 Spring
street I'm addition 10 tho euchre play
ing dancing aas INDUCED in First
prizes for tine euchre were won by Miss
Rhea GTen and Clayton EeaIi Mr..
Hahn captured the consolation urize.
Those present were Miss J. C. BARLEY.
Misses Alice and Rhed Green. Eva ana
Mabel Brauman. Elizabeth and May
Bronson. Miss Annie Jones, Dr. Robert
J. Green. Frank Green, Benjamin Mum
dell. William HUM +. Gocdson. Joseph
Waller CLAYTON Bean, and Henry VII
Hanson. Refreshments were served.
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St. Theresa's Church Finances

The financial report of ST. Theresa s
Church for the past year was presented
10 the members of the congregation last
Sunday by the Rev. Charles M Bart.
the pastor. Father Bart took occasion
10 explain the report in detail az high
mass. The receipts Of the church foF
the past year reached the sum OF 81
1aS62 The sum of SI05.5 90 was taken uu
in special monthly collections 10 liauliata
the debt on the church; s. 900 was paid
on this debt, resulting In the complete
elimination of the financial burden The
expenses of improving the church and
property was Sl7S20
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chase's-"The Futurity Winner"

Chase's viii next week be the scene
OF the production Of vaudeville's great
est novelty. The Futurity Winner" a
sensational racing spectacle With race
horses. jockeys and ali the environment
OF paddock and track reproduced Other
stellar novelties VIII be BIrke's R0l-
licking School Girls. James. +. Mac
dOnouEh. John ". World. and Mlndell
Kingston, the Ellis-Sowlau trio. Ethel
McD0noush. ''The Girl Behind the
Drum. Count de Butt and brother. and
The Magic Flute motion pictures
Seat sale opens tomorrow
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"TaTZO11aRTk

Mrs Smith, who has been visiting her
sister in Columbus. Ohio. for several
weeks. returned Tuesday To her home on
Carroll avenue.
Mrs. j. W. Dyre. who has been quite
IN az her home On Cedar street. is now
able to be around again
* C. Russell. of Highland avenue. left
Thursday Tor Hartford. Conn. for sew
cral days
Mr. and Mrs Howard Chilson moved
Tuesday from Grant avenue 10 Magnolia
avenue
Mrs Martha Ellsworth is III at her
home On Magnolia aven ".
George Stevens. of Georgetown. spent
Tuesday with friends at this place.
Mrs. NJ i. Hitchcock. OF Mt Pleasant
visited friends AT Takoma, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon. of Georgetown.
spent "a day last week with friends at
this place
Mrs. T.. r. Galloway is convelescing
after a serious illness at her home on
Highland avenue.
Miss White. formerly of Battle Creek
Mich. who has been a student al this
place, left last week Ia go 10 Oklahoma
City.
Elder A. c Daniels returned last
week 10 his home on Oak avenue after
an extended trip 10 Manitoba and North
Dakota.
Mrs. Wilkinson. Of Butternut street
visited friends in Mt. Pleasant. Tuesday
evening.
The Takoma chorus has begun rehear-
sails i'm their new meeting place in Re
view and Herald chapel. on Carroll
street.
Elder l. II Evans. OF Blair avenue,
left Wednesday for Jamaica, 10 be gone
several weeks.
MT. and Mrs Heaton, who have been
m al their home on oak avenue for
some time are now convalescing.
Mrs. G.. C.. King. Of Cedar street, en-
tertained friends from MI Pleasant last
week.
Prof g. G.. wilkinson addressed
large audience az the Memorial Church,
iu Washington,
AT the quarterly election ol officers for
The new quarter OF the YOang Peoples
Christian Eudeavor held at the Review
and Herald chapel. those elected We're
President NJ. Hendricks. vice presi-
dent. Miss Ella MeTicIe; secretary. Mrs.
s. ". CuTtiss.
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Church Officers Elected

At meeting of the Gardner Memorial
Presbyterian Church Arthur Suel was
elected president TO nh the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Miss Marie
simpson. Charles Grimes was chosen
secretary in place of Richard SWindells.
resigned. The resignation OF both Miss
simpson and Mr.. Swindells were accept
ed with regrets and a vote of thanks
Was taken for their untiTinE efforts in
advancing the interests of the cOngre-
cation during their term Of office
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BrightW0d

The w *. A. Debating Society held
its semi-monthIy meeting at the home
81 Miss Mable LOTsen. The proposition:
! Resolved, That there should be com
pulsOry military drills for al boys in
the Washington High Schools" was dis
Cussed. The judges decided in the af-
sirmative. composed of Mathew H. Whit
ley. James r. Cannaly, and Miss Ada
Van LOrsen. The individual hon0Ts
were awarded 10 Miss Cora Bethmel and
Miss Anna Mayhem. OF the negative.
The other speakers Tor the negative was
Mlss Kate GraysnelL The members OF
the W. *. A. Debating Society are
MessTs. SeaberTy LOcksmur. Jessie
Longhew. William G. Glatner, George r.
Remington, John g. Gaas. Mathew H.
Whitley, James r. Connaly and Misses
Mable Lorseu, Kate Graysnel. ada Van
Lorsen, Edna Atweli. Cora Bethmel,
Anna Mayhem. Emma Right and AIRS.
seaberry Locksmur.
Members of the Snappers' Camera clue
were entertained ar the home OF Miss
Nora shooley. When the pictures which
had been snapped in the past two weeks
had been presented IL was decided that
A.iss Mary Rayueld should receive nrst
prize FOR her SNAP shot from the ZOOlOgi-
cal Park, emitted Bird Procession"
Music and games were enjoyed the re-
maiuder OF the afternoon. Those com
posing the cub are Misses Mary RAY
held, Nora Sho5Iey, Nelue Nomeu, Julia
Woodman. Grace Sims, Ella Graves,
Rose Getty ana Agnes Emerson.
To celebrate her nrJeeuth birthday an
niyersary. Mable Sands had few
friends ~ her home on BrighJWOod ave
nue. Friday evening. Music and games
we've enjoyed Until late hour, when the
happy guests were ushered into the din
ing room 60 cut the cake with the nfteen
candles. Those present were Misses
MaBle Sands, Gertrude Sands, Edith
CarWeu Mildred Crano. Julia johnson.
Anna Melton, and Boyd Armstrong.
Robert Toier. George Emmerson, and
AchiiIe Smiths0u.
Miss Helen and Miss Grace Townsend
returned 20 their school, Mt 81 Agnes
College, OF Baltimore Friday lIter
spending the Christmas holidays al
home.
mr.. and Airs. C.. Glascoe had as uaeir
guest Airs. Eoyland. OF BrlghtW0od
avenue, last week
Mr. aad Mrs Rayheid. who have been
visiting relatives In Norfolk. Va. re-
turned 90 their home Thursday.
The next meeting ~ The BrightWood
Knockers Club will bee at the home OF
Miss Nellie Mason
p.s1 Ua,r.- ,.f-f-..s s-f
city last week.
Louis Schuech visited his sister. Mrs
E,trIauG last week
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DANCING GOOD EXERCISE.

IL seems very great pity that some
determined effort cannot be made 10
make dancing more popular Nowadays.
when exercise is a kind of religion TO
men and women alike. il is odd that one
recommended by all doctors, and recOg-
niZed an the world over and in an ages
as an attractive pastime. into which the
art of fascination largely enters, should
be more and more neglected among US
Ladys Pictorial.
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Columbia Club Concert.

The Columbia Quartet Club gave con-
cert last Friday evening al S o'clock ia
the Anaeostia Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner of Jackson and Pierce
streets, under the auspices of the Ep-
worth League chapter associated with
the church. The program was under
the direction of Dr, j. W Bischoff
Numbers i'm solo and ensemble work
were contributed by the club. Mrs.
Bischon. Mrs. tHumphrey Mr.. Lawson.
DE- BIschon. and Mr.. Miller.