The Washington times., 1907-09-08

underwent surgical treatment. His i'll
ness was a sudden one. Mr.. Mundell Is
hfty-four years old and has been as
sociated with Anacpstis affairs for many
years.
George Randall, a former resident Of
the town, an engineer at Fort Mans
field, r. l., is visiting relatives here.
Miss Annie Cummings. Of Byrn Mawr.
Pa.. is the guest of her brother. the
Rev. George NJ. Cummings, go Fillmore
street
Francis J. Osterman, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Herman Osterman, 165 Maple ave-
nue., who was frightfuiIy burned about
the head and shoulders by the explosion
Of an alcohol lamp, on Wednesday, Is
reported as mucth Improved.
Mrs. Thomas +. Williamson, OF Isl
Monroe street, and Miss Bessie Leapley
left this morning for Portsmouth, NaI-
folk, and the jamestown Tx 3cg' lion
John F. Regan left Monday for visit
to the jamestown Exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar a Jarrett have
returned home after a visit to Virginia
Beach and Atlantic City.
Miss Edna Emnons is visiting Ter
relative. County Commissioner Luther
Brashears. at Hyattsvilie. Nd.
Miss ]. Ethel Finotti, OF New York
city, a former resident OF Anacosl-s. is
visiting Frank NJ. Finotti, her father,
at his home on Spring street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Downey, OF 2c6
Jackson street. have received a cable
gram from their son, John J. Downey,
Of the Postofice Department, announc-
ing his safe arrival at Queenstown
Friday last after a rough voyage.
Mrs. J. p. Drummer and daughter,
Miss Doris Drummer. OF Hamburg. n.
Y. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry w. Emo. - Harrison street
Miss Edna Emo and Edith Tew. who
have been visitors at Ocean Grove, have
returned.
Mrs. Maurice Otterback. wife OF tie
manager Of the Anacostia Bank, who
has been very nl at home, has slight
~ improved.
DR.. Mary O'Malley, I'm charge OF the
female department of the Government
Hospital for the Insane. has returned
from trip to Europe Her Itinerary in
cluded LONDON. Paris, Antwerp. Brus-
seis, and Client, Belgium.
Mss Marion Green and Miss Lucy
HOLSTER have returned from Ocean
City
George T. Pyles. superintendent of
the free delivery system of Anacostia,
mas returned from Ocean City, n. J.
where he participated in the camp meet
/ ing exercises.
Mrs. Charles Erelsizer. a member OF
the Deaconess Home, Philadelphia. is
the guest Of Miss Emma Isaac at the
parsonage Of the Methodist Episcopal
ChGrcn, on Jackson street.
Policeman Davis, of the Anacostia po-
lice force, was summoned Tuesday TO
Mechsnicsvine, st. Mary's county. Nd,
because Of illness OF a member Of his
family.
oscar Osterman. Of 1856 Maple avenue,
is spending his vacation visiting friends
and relativeSin Cincinnati.
Miss Sadie Humphrey, the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Ohio Humphrey, 21s
Monroe street, is at Providence Hos
pital, recovering from an operation.
Mrs Minnie Arnold, Of Jackson street
Miss ClarabeIle Day. and Miss Janet
Williamson, left last week Cor Ocean
Grove. where they VIII Join & PARTY of
friends from Anaeostia at the camp
meeting services.
James Poulas. OF Monroe street, who
has been spending several weeks at Mt.
Clemens, Mich, has returned home.
Miss Alice Green. of Nichols avenue.
has gone TO PittsbGrg, where she will
be the guest of relatives.
Mrs HonOra O'Brien and Miss Mar
garet O'3rien. left last Wednesday for
Wildwood, n. J., where they will Sc
main some time.
Mrs. T. J. Moore and her son, A Ais
ton Moore. have returned from a visit
to Warren White Sulphur Springs and
Front Royal. Va. They accompanied a
PARTY OF five.
Miss Catharine A. Talburtt, of 427
Monroe street, has returned from a visit
&c her nephew, G. II. Shannon. at New
Giatz. Prince Georges. Md.
Rev. Willard G. Davenport, the rector
OF Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church, who has been spending his va
cation at the Bell Home Colonial
Beach. where Mrs. Davenport e staying
with the children of the Anacostia
Home. has rstuTned to his pulpit here.
Mrs. Davenport and the occupants of
The Bell Hone here viii return next
week.