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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-17
THE GROUNDING SLEEPS.

The wOodchuck's is a curious shift. a
case OF nature Outdoing herself. Winter
spreads far and fast and WoodChuck
IN order TO keep ahead out Of danger
would need wings. But he wasn't given
any. Must he perish then2 Winter
spreads far, but does not 90 deep-down
only about four feet. and WoodchuCk
II ne cannot escape overland, can, per
haps. under land So down ne goes
through the winter, down into a mild
and even temperature, FIVE long feet
away-but as far away from the snow
and cold as BOboiink among the reeds
of the distant OriEocO. Indeed, Wood
chuck's IS farther journey and ever.
more wonderful than BobOlink's. fol-
these nvs feet carry him beyond the
bounds of time and space into the mys-
tCTiOus realm OF sleep. of suspended life,
to the very gates Of death. That he
will return with Bobolink, that he viii
come up alive with the spring out OF
this dark way, is very stTange.-Dallas
Sharp, in the Atlantic.
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MISS DU PUTRON
A NOVEMBER BRIDE
Wilbur A. Speakman, of
Philadelphia, the Bride
groom - ChrySanthe-
mum Decorations.

Miss Edith S. du Putron and Wilbur
A. Speakman, of Philadelphia, were
married Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother, Mrs. Mary
T. du PutTon, at West Falls Church.
The ceremony was attended by relatives
and few intimate friends of the bride
and bridegroom.
The house was tastefully decorated
with palms and chrysanthemums, the
white and yellow flowers being used in
profusiOn. An imprOmptu altar was ar
ranged In a large bay window. from the
ceiling of which hung white satin bells.
Mrs. Percy Daniel a sister Of the
bride, was matron Of honor. Percy
Daniel was the best man, and their
little daughter. Audrey Daniel. acted as
flower girl. The Rev. Mr.. Summerville
performed the ceremony.
The bride was gowned in white batlste
over taneta, deliberately trimmed with
Irish lace. She wore a tulle veil fast
eaed with orange blossoms and carried
shower bouquet of Bride roses and
lilies Of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Speakman left late in
the evening for a wedding trip, after
which they will go to Philadelphia,
The following guests from Washing
ton and Falls Church attended the re-
ceptiOn which followed the ceremony:
Mrs and Mrs. +. H Daniel, Mrs Van
nershOus. Mrs Mary A Daniel Mrs.
Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. w. c. BaIderston.
Misses Esther. Kate and Emma. Pierce,
Miss n. Schwinghammer, Mss Janet
Granan, Miss Martha Martin, Mrs. R.
ana Miss Granan, Mr.. and Mrs. 4 A.
Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs w H Balder-
ston, Mr. and Mrs +. Wells. Mr.. and
Mrs. r +. T. Shreve, Mr.. and Mrs
II. J. Grub. Miss Drummer, Miss Annie
Htnkle, Miss Saunder, Miss Birch and
Miss Eva Birch, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hull
Mr. and Mrs. Bitter. Miss Flora Hull
Mr. and Mrs L. p. Daniel. Miss Bessie
Calls, William J. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Hair, Mr. and Mrs. W. w San
ders, Mrs ZinniBissteF, Mrs Buarham
and Mr.. ana Mrs. Crosen.
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FIRE DESTROYS HOME
OF NATHAN JAMES
Family Escapes in Night
Clothes Before Fire
Fighters Arrive.

About 30 o'clock Tuesday morning
the IRE department responded to an
alarm from the house OF Nathan James.
cOiOTed. on Messer street, Hillsdale. The
fire having gained so rauch headway be-
fore It was discovered that the mem
bers Of the family die not have time
to dress, escaping in their night clothes.
The building was destroyed
The services Of the forty hours de-
votion were celebrated IN ST. Theresa S
Church. ADacostis, Beginning Sunday
morning and closing with solemn bene-
dicton Tuesday evening. The opening
service OF high mass - 1879 was sung
by the Rev. Charles n. Bart, pastor Of
the church. At The conclusion Of the
mass the blessed sacrament was borne
in procession about the church.
The marriage Of Miss Efhe Blanche
Bury. Of Twiling City, and John 9.
Schickler. Of Washington. was quietly
performed Tuesday evening last ~ 8
clock. by the Rev. George NJ. Cum
nings. the pastor Of the Garden Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church. at his resi-
dence On Fillmore street, AnacOstia.
Richard A. Dant, a contractor. sixty
four years old, whose home Is az Us
Harrison street, Anacostia, attempted
suicide Sunday by taking a dose Of
laudanum. The police say that Dant
was locked up at the Anacostia station
Saturday night, charged with lntoxica-
ton, and Sunday afternoon he was
made III, 1t Is reported. by taking lau-
danum.
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IAGNtNdl meetings are being iitiu t4Aio
week in the Mt Olivet Methodist Prot
estant Church. Mr. Zepp. the pastor,
being assisted by ministers from WASH
ington.
Mrs. sauie BIumar has moved 70
Washington for the winter.
a meeting was held at the residence
of Mr.. Payne Wednesday evening 70
elect delegates to attend the meeting of
the Alexandria County Civic Fedora
ton. which was held at Alexandria
county courthouse Thursday evening.
The house being built for Miss Davis
on School street is being rapidly COM
pleteo and viii soon be ready for oc-
cupaIcy.
Miss Bessie Botss, of Fauquiel' county,
Va, viii spent Part of the winter with
her sister, Mrs. Thomas A. Brosdus. at
WayCroft, near Ballston.
At the forthcoming meeting Of Balls
ton Magazine Club, to be- held in a
few days at the home OF Mr.. Putnam.
an election Of officers of the club viii
take place.
L G. Kendrick, OF Ballston, Is enjoy
ing a few days at jamestown EXPOSE
ton this week.
An oyster supper and dance VIII be
given by the knights Of Pythias IN
their nali at Ballston the evening Of
November 2, fer the benefit Of the
building fund.
On Monday last the officers Of the
washington. Arlington and FallE
Church Railway Company were moved
10 Balslton, and now occupy the upper
floor Of the building which has been
used as a store by Mr.. Terrett
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Alexandria
CARDS SENT OUT
FOR MARRIAGE
Miss Fannie johnson and
Bernard B. Cline to Wed
November 20.

Cards have been issued for the we'd
ding OF Miss Fannie ". Johnson. OF
Blackstone. Va. 10 Barnard 3. Cline,
Of this city. The ceremony will take
place at the Crcnshaw Methodist Epis-
copaI Church. In Blackstone November
%.
Mrs. Walter Scott Passmore, VINO has
been in this city since the death of
her sister. Mrs. William II. McCuen. has
returned 10 her home in Avondaie, Ala.
Mrs. George Uhler had as her guest
last week Mrs. c. A. WoOlfork-
The Misses Jones and Anderson served
tea at the Alexandra Golf Club house
last Thursday afternoon from to 3
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. French and Miss
George French have returned from tho
jamestown Exposition.
The Mt Vernon Avenue Association
has elected Raleigh T. Creme, OF Cul-
peper. attorney for the association in
the place OF Charles c, Carlin, resigned.
Mrs W. 6. Green had Mrs. Ruth Y.
Stuart as her guest last weeS-
Miss Fredia HeTmann. OF thIs city.
and Benjamin Reynolds, Of Washing
ton. were married at the parsonage of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
oy the Rev. Charles D. Bulla, last week.
Mrs. John ". Green. who has been
visiting friends In Fredericksburg and
Stafford county. has returned home.
Mrs. George Uhler had as her guest
last week the Rev. J. J. Lloyd.
Mrs. Gilbert Cox had Miss Mary B.
Murphy, Of Westmoreisnd. as her guest
last week.
Mrs. Albert Ryan has returned from
visit to the Misses Mckenzie, in
Charlottesville.
Mrs. V. A Grigg. principal o. Lee
School for Girls, and Miss Grigg, OF
Washington School for Boys. were the
guests OF the District State Teachers
Association. at Manassas. last week.
Miss Eliza Lippitt. who has been Wis
iting Mrs. william Wattles in this city,
has returned to her home in BerryviIle.
Miss Gault Norton and Miss Mamie
Norton. who have been visiting relatives
in Richmond. have returned home.
Frank L BalIenger and Miss Nellie
z. Lyles, both OF this city, were married
by the Rev. Dr.. W. F. Fisher. Of this
city. last week.
Mrs. Oscar Frommelt has returned
from a visit to friends IN Strasburg.
Frank c. Spinks and Miss Katie A
Curtin were married at the parsonage
of Christ Church by the Rev. w J.
Morton last week
Miss Emma Heisley. Of this city, and
George ". Baier. Of Washington, were
married at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Goodrich last week. The cere-
nony was performed by the Rev. Joseph
r Sewer, of the Second Presbyterian
Church.
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Was Prominently Associated
With Church Work
Three Years.

Hayes Parish, for three years a
prominent and popular resident Of Mt.
Rainier, has gone to OskaIoose, Iowa,
where he VIII enter the Iowa Christian
College to study for the ministry.
Mr.. Farish was born in Chariottes-
Vile, December %. 1886, and received
his early education in that city. Lo-
eating in Washington ne took up a
course at a business college. and gradu-
ated at the head Of his class. He was
for some time employed in a Washing
ton mercantile establishment, and upon
severing connections with the firm he
was presented with a purse of money.
A farewell reception was given at the
Thirty-fourth street Christian Church.
of which Mr. Parish had been a MEMBER
since coming to Washington. Farewell
addresses were made by the Rev. c. c..
Jones, and n. J. Brumbaugh, superin-
tendent of the Sunday school A purse
made up by members Of the congrega-
ton and Mr.. Farishs other friends was
then presented
The Mems Club OF the church. OF
which Mr.. Parish was a charter mem
Der, adopted resolutions on his de-
parture A copy of the resolutions in
which he is thanked for his help in the
church work, and wished Godspeed on
his journey, has been mailed to Mr..
Parish. Another copy has been placed
on the records of the Mems Club.
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ALWAYS THE SAME.

''Pu bet I could write a rural drama. IS
Let's have your plot
well, IN the first act, the girl leaves
the farm: In the second. all hands eat
a meal IN full view Of the audience; and
IN act three comes the reconciliation.
It's a cinch. louisville Courisr-Jour-
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Kings Daughters of County
Hold Annual Convention

The Kings Daughters of Fairfax
county assembled in annual convention
at Presbyterian Church last Thursday.
The Royal Helpers Circle of Falls
Church entertained the visiting dele
gates from the three circles in the coun-
~, serving luncheon at the Manse. After
luncheon all adjourned 10 the church,
which was beautifully decorated with
Tie cOlOTs Of Kings Daughters. Miss
Dawson. the leader OF Royal Helpers
Circle, presided The minutes Of the
last convention were read by Mrs
Gibbs, the county secretary. The con-
ventiOn heard a most interesting report
OF the recent State convention held in
DRnville, Va, by Mrs. IInoop, the del
Cgate from Royal Helpers Circle. This
convention adjourned with the benedic-
ton by the Rev. Dr.. Dawson.
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B@O1klaTIi1ld
S. 7. S.PERF ORNANCE
PLEASES AUDIENCE

The IS. T S" of the Brookland
Church entertained a large and appTe-
ciative audience Friday evening. at
the Brookland Town Hall. Two one
act sketches. DIR. Cure-Au," and The
Singles Family" were presented in a
most skillful manner.
Those playing the different parts
were Miss Mary Hollidge, Miss Bessie
Ohphant, Miss Alice Bielaski, Miss
Clarice Wells, Miss Annie Davidson.
Miss Mary Morrison, and George II.
Baston and William H. Springer.
Miss Lena Snyder and William
Weber. of Baltimore, were the guests
Of Miss Jaeger last week.
The Senior Farther Lights met at the
home Of the Misses Sarah and Edith
Brown. of Lawrence street. Saturday
night
Mrs. Carpenter. of Thirteenth and
Lawrence streets, has returned from a
visit to Baltimore.
A reception and house warming was
held at the Baptist Church Monday
evening.
During the past week Miss Eva Hurd
entertained at her home in Newton
street her sunday-schooI class.
Walter Eyler. of Baltimore. was the
guest OF Charles z. Molster. Of Ninth
street, last week.
The Young Peoples Euchre Club met
at the home Of Miss Mary Hollidge, of
TeEth and Newton streets, Friday
evening. The prizes were awarded TO
Miss Edna Sim0ns and Harry Pike.
Thursday evening, Mrs. Daniels, of
Newton street, entertained the Brook
land Literary Society. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn, Mr.
and MIS- Charles Z. holster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin, Mr.. and Mrs. Carmack,
Miss Tice, Miss Helen Marean and the
Rev Mr.. Morgan Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Foster. of St Louis.
are visiting at the home of Charles e.
Molster, Of Ninth street.
The Girls Friendly Of the Methodist
Church met Friday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Lewis.
The Boys Club of the Church Of Our
Saviour, met Friday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Williams.
A dance was given Saturday evening
by the 'Phunny PhellOWs' Club. at
the Brookland Hall.
The Junior and Senior Farther Lights
are preparing for the celebration of
their first anniversary. December 6
BraVHer Hetfield, of John Hopkins
University. will spend THANKSGIVING at
the home OF his parents.
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Sadie, who were guests the past week
of Mrs. Harry Payne, have returned to
their home at Long Island.
David PARROT, of South Carolina, has
secured a position with the Southern
Railway. and is now making his home
with his brother. W. z. Parrot, OF Falls
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Kendall, Of vir-
ginia, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ.
Downing this week
Mrs J. 1. KILLER has returned to the
Methodist parsonage after a ten days
visit to her mother IN Baltimore.
Mr. Follinsbee and family, Of Wash
ington, have moved into their new home
IN Columbia street.
The Rev. Frank Noble. pastor of the
Congregational Church, here, has begun
series Of illustrated sermons at his
church.
Miss Z. Wilson, who has been spend
ing the summer at Bluemont. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lupton, on Washington
street.
The Rev. Guy Luttren and family. of
Winiamsport, Md. are visiting his par
ents at the home of DR.. S. S. Luttrell,
in Broad street.
Mrs. Noble Moore and her three chill
dren leave Monday for Cincinnati. Ohio,
where they viii spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. A r. Chambers.
Mrs. Louise Patterson and daughter
Will leave soon for Baltimore. where
they have taken an apartment for the
winter.
The Rev. J. L. Kibler, CT Falls
Church. is conducting revival services at
tile Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
at Langley, Va.
Ross Wright has gone to Washington
to attend the university. He will take a
special course In veterinary surgery.
Mrs. S. W. Fox, after q three weeks
visit to relatives in Baltimore, has re-
turned to her home on Great Falls
street.
The Rev. Father E. W. Tearney, Of
West Falls Church. left for Richmond
this week to attend the Quasi-Synod Of
the diocese Of Virginia. which is in con-
ference.
William NJ. Ellison made a business
trip to Stafford Store, Va. last week
Mrs. l. b. Prlgg, of Washington, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. William NJ.
Ellison.
Isaac Curtis and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Smith, OF Hilton. n. "a are the
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FRIENDS SURPRISE
MISS HASTINGS

A delightful surprise party was given
70 Miss Lauta Hastings at her home.
i31O L street northeast Friday evening.
November g, by a number Of her friends
Among those present were Miss Hazel
Talbert. Miss Hester Mandiey, Miss
Minnie Swank, Miss Emily Toepper.
Miss Grace Wright. Miss Daisy DENT,
Miss Mary Norris, Miss Anna Peters,
Miss Marguerite Peters and Miss Lucy
Foster and +. Crown. Z. Crawford. J.
Norris, r. Rhodes. A. Hail. e Mary
man, L. Talbert, ". Howard, c. Has
tings. G. Garland, T. Hastings.
Mrs. J. F. Powell. who has been as
sisting the Rev c. 4. Miller in con-
Quoting the successful revival services
at the Ninth Street Christian Church
for the past five weeks. viii return
TO her home in Illinois this week.
The members OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety gave a most successful German
supper at the Maryland Avenue Baptist
Church. last Wednesday, November Il.
An informal party was given az the
home Of Miss Ethel Fisher on Florida
avenue last Wednesday evening. Tie
evening was spent in playing games
and several musical selections were rem
dered by those present.
Miss Arab Ford. Of West Virginia.
is visiting Miss Lille Townsend, Of
Seventh street
?. II. Hayden and son, Of Tenth street,
have returned from a successful hunt
ing trip in Maryland
Mrs. J. c. McFaH, who for the last
FIVE Ut six years has run a store at
Twelftj. and H streets, has sold out 20
Mrs. Jef1ries. on account OF i'll health
Mrs. Straight, OF Eleventh street, is
slowly convalescing after a long Illness.
Mrs. ]. R. KiIby. OF Twelfth street, is
very Ill at the Sibley Hospital
Little Miss Irma Waple, VINO has the
diphtheria at Providence Hospital. is
much improved
Mrs. J. c. Kaufman, OF 1905 H street,
IS in Coatsville. Pa. az the bedside OF
her sister. who IS seriously fl
Miss Stella Raymond. OF E street, is
singing first soprano in the choir at the
First CONGREGATIONAL Church
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Mrs. samuel r White. Of Rockville
IS visiting her daughter. Mrs Randolph
Hall az pOolesvine
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Mr.. sskatsume. OF Japan. a graduate
Of Boston University. is delivering re-
ligious addresses at various points in
Montgomery county.
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Miss Stella Raymond. OF E street, is
singing first soprano in the choir at the
First Congregational Church.
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Mrs. ]. c. Kaufman, OF 1905 H street,
IS in Coatsville. Pa. az the bedside OF
her sister. who IS seriously fl
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Edward F. Abner. OF Washington
was among the weeks visitors 70 Rock
Vile,
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BridINWd
.DEBATERS MEET
WITH MISS ARDEN

The W. K. A. Debating Society held
its regular semi-monthly debate Friday
evening at the home OF Miss Viola Ar
den. OF Lamont street. The question,
Resolved. That the standing army of
the United States should be increased, -
was thoroughly discussed by both sides.
After weighing he arguments carefully
the three judges decided that the az
hrmative side, composed OF Miss Julia
Mockton, Miss Buela Lashborn, and
Jesse Longhew, had won. The indi-
viGual honors were awarded to Mathew
II. Whitley and Miss Viola Arden, both
OF the negative side. The third speaker
on the negative was Miss Edna AtwelI.
Miss Mary Brightwen and Miss Alice
Hill. together. gave dance at Postoffice
last Friday evening. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Those present were Miss Susie Sheriff,
Miss Mary Brightwell. MISS Agnes Por-
ter Miss Alace Hill. Miss Mable Reeves,
Miss Minnie Wingate, Miss Rica SWEET.
Miss Mildred Fonda, Miss Francis Car
renter. Miss Helen DUman, and Edwin
McKeever. Harry HarnsbsrgeI, Henry
Zeh, Jesse McKeever, AchilIe Burklin,
sam Barrett, Hugh Saum, and Filbert
Eiker.
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~ for teachers was held in the Jefer-
son Institute at Falls Church Friday
and yesterday. The meeting was in
charge Of Superintendent VI. D. Hall,
State superintendent Eggleston. and
Charles G. Maphis
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WeTIstood White, OF Dickerson, this
county. has gone to Washington TO en-
gage in business.
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The next meeting OF the Snapper 5
Camera Club will be held at the home Of
Miss Julia Woodman, OF RriGhtwood
avenue.
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guests of D. T. Demorest on Little Fans

The Bridge Club. Of Falls Church. met
at the home Of Mrs Noble Moore on
Columbia street Thursday afternoon.
Several hours were pleasantly spent at
the whist tables, after which a dainty
luncheon was served.
Those present H-ere:
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Little Miss Irma Waple, VINO has the
diphtheria at Providence Hospital. is
much improved
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Rockville
TEACHERS TO HEAR
EDUCATORS SPEAK
Montgomery County Insti-
tute Will Begin December
16-Last Five Days

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Nov. 18.-At the
annual institute Of the public school
teachers Of Montgomery county, to be-
sin December 16 and continue five days.
addresses will be delivered by DR.. Will
liarl Z. Chancellor, superintendent OF
Public Schools Of Washington; Dr.
James II. Van Sickle. superintendent of
public instruction Of Baltimore; DR.. NJ
Bates Stephens. superintendent Of pub
lie instruction IN Maryland; DIT. G. W.
Ward and Prof. B. K. Purdum, OF the
State Normal School: DIT. G. ". Twit-
myer. OF wilmington. Del. and DIT.
Charles Z. Gilbert. OF Englewood. n. J.
The exercises viii be under the charge
Of Prof. Earle B. Wood. county super
lntendent OF schools
Mrs.. Robert 3. Peter entertained the
Morning Card Club at its regular meet
Ing Of this week.
Miss Title Crimes, who has pent I'VE
months with friends and relatives in
Rockville and vicinity. has returned 10
her home, in Pasadena, Cal
George D. Willard. cashier Of the new
national bank at POolesville, has been
IN Rockville Tor a week
Edward c. Peter. Of the Rockville
bar. who fo- the last two months has
been confined TO his home by serious Ill
ness, IS now able 70 be out OF doors.
B. II. Warner. OF Washington and
KensingtOn, has been a recent guest OF
Prof Willis L Moore, at his country
place, on the outskirts OF Rockville.
The Ladies' AID Society OF Epworth
Methodist Episcopal Church, Gathers
burg. gave an enjoyable entertainment
at Masonic Hall. in that place. on Fri
day evening last
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Henry Zeh. Clarence Pistol. Reigns
Wallace. Benjamin Vintoa, and Milton
Spransy are making preparations to go
on a hunting trip in the southern part
OF Maryland. They will return after
THANKSGIVING
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Miss Grace and Miss Helen Townsend.
Of Mt. St. Agnes College. Baltimore. will
be at home. on Harvard street, next
week on their regular Thanksgiving holi-
dav
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Tom Johnston is in Front Royal. Va
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Mrs. J. R. Knby. Of Twelfth street, IS
very III at the Sibley Hospital
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1t a meeting Monday night the coun-
cilmen ordered ten new gasOlene lamps
to be purchased and put in proper
places IN Falls Church
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Mrs. J. c. McFaH, who for the last
FIVE IT six years has run a store at
Twelftl. and II streets, has sold out 20
Mrs. Jef1ries. on account OF i'll health
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James Booze, thirteen years old. who
made his. escape from the Home Indus
trial School. at Blue Plains, was over
taken on Nichols avenue last week as
he was Fastening along, cOatless and
hatless. by Policeman ". Z. Stewart,
who took him 10 the Anacostia station.
The fugitive was sent back 20 the
school in a wagon belonging to the in
stitution.
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?. H. Hayden and son, Of Tenth street,
have returned from a successful hunt
ing trip in Maryland
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Mrs Straight, OF Eleventh street. is
slowly convalescing after a long Illness.