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The Washington times., 1907-09-29
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CAMERA CLUB MEETS
WITH MISS NOMEN
The Young Bathers" Wins
First Prize in Picture
Contest.

Members OF the snap7ers' Camera
Club. an organization formed here last
year. were called together Tuesday
evening by Miss Nellie Somen at her
home in BriEhtwOOd avenue. The photo
grapes taken during the summer were
submitted 10 the judges. who decided
that Miss cUlia WoOdman should receive
first prize for her picture taken II the
seashore, The Young Bathers." Miss
Grace Sims picture, The Young Dog
Trainer" received favorable comment
Rrice Clagett has returned from stay
at Norfolk. Ocean View. and the James
town Exposition
Miss Lillian Thomas returned Monday
morning from visit 10 BluemOnt, Va.
Emery Cox is attending the Univer-
sity Of Michigan
Mis- Doris Brown nas returned from a
long stay at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest expect 10 be in
their new home in Newton street next
Saturday
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alIs Church
LAY CORNERSTONE
OF IDA CHURCH
The Rev. E. V. Register,
Presiding Elder of Wash
ington District, Speaks.

The village of Ida. near Falls Church.
Va. was crowded September % with
friends and strangers who came to wit
ness the laying Of toe cornerstone OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
Those who made addresses were the
Rev. f. V Register. presiding elder Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
washington district: toe Revs. Charles
d. Bulla. w Lacke. and ]. w Smith.
all OF Washington.
The ceremonies were under the direc-
ton Of the Junior order Of United
American Mechanics.
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Emmanuel Church Choir
Resumes Its Place Today

The choir OF the Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal Church met last Thursday
evening and resumed rehearsals follow
ing the summer vacation, IL being he
intention TO have the singers return 10
duty today at the u o'clock services
There have been several changes In
the personnel OF the choir during the
summer. Milford o. Wits, OF Wash
ington city. organist and choirmasteT
for several years, has resigned, end
William Scantlebury. Of Emmanuel
parish. has assumed charge Of the choir.
Miss Virginia English, Of Washington.
will be the organist
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A party Of young people were very
pie tsantly entertained at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway. on Nichols ave-
nue.. last week IN honor OF the seven
teenth birthday OF their daughter LII
Ian.
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Notes and Personals.

After spending the summer at the
Colonial Beach fresh air home, the juve-
nile occupants Of the Bell winter home
for children, have returned 10 the IN
stitution on Franklin street. The es-
tablishment at the Beach. which was
conducted as an adjunct Of the Ana
costa home. cared f7r a number OF
boys and girls from the city during the
last several months IN addition TO the
little ones from the home IN Anacostit.
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Missionary Gives Account
Of Experiences Among Japanese

The Rev. n. Maynard who has been
a missionary TO Koklna. japan, for thir-
teen years, under the supervision Of the
Southern Baptist Missionary Board. de-
livered an interesting address at the
Columbia Baptist Church Wednesday
evening. relating his experiences and
telling Of Japanese ways and customs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ladue McGill. who Wis
tied the Blue mountains on their we'd
ding tour, have reached home and are
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Gill. the parents of the bridegroom. on
Jefferson street
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Clarendon
SPECIAL SERVICES
CLOSED THURSDAY
Alexandra County Sunday
School Teachers Begin
Meeting October 4.

The meeting which has been in prog
ress at the Methodist church. conducted
by the Rev. Ballangee. assisted by the
Rev. REEVES, closed Thursday evening.
Miss Ruby Croson will open a kinder
garten at Clarendon in the Poster office.
The Alexandria County Sunday School
Association will meet at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. October l. All
Sunday school workers are requested to
attend
Miss Ida Stone. who has been visiting
friends in Atlantic City, Rocksborough,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eva Hutchinson and
children. accompanied by Miss Nellie
Nichols, OF Missouri. has returned from
a pleasant trip to jamestown
Miss Berlie has returned to washing
ton, where she will attend school.
Miss Bula Daffer, Of Washington. has
been the guest OF Miss LEILA Farr this
week
Mrs WADE Ball has gone to visit
friends in Virginia
Mrs Mahlon Milburn has had her sis
ter, Miss Masten. with her this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haire and daug,,te-
have returned from jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Ball viii he ali
sent from Clarendon for a short time
next week
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Church, near Anacostia, has returned
TO d ", after vacation spent with his
siste- at Lenox, Mass.
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Notes and Personals.

There will pe a dedication of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. South, at
Pendn. Fairfax county, October 13. THIS
Revs. f. V. Register and ]. w. Smith
will preach morning and evening.
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Mrs TIelen c. Leitch, whose vacation
was spent in New York and Brooklyn,
has returned home.
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Dr. f. T. Howe, Of Thirteenth and
Quincy streets. recently visited Freder-
icksburg, Nd.
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Mrs. Maurice OtterbaclI. who has been
III, suffered a relapse recently and her
condition is very critical.
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Miss Corinne Kendrick
Is Sisters Maid of
Honor.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Kendrick OF BsllstOn. was in holiday
attire last Wednesday for the marriage
Of their Oldest daughter. Miss Lillian E
Kendrick. 20 Frank p A. Clark, OF Fort
Myer Heights. At p. m. Mrs. Frank
Thompson, Of East End Falls Church.
played the wedding march and the we'd
ding party entered the parlor which
was artistically decorated with golden
rod and autumn flowers. The attend
ants were Miss COrinne Hendricks. the
sister Of the bride, gOwned in pink silk
and carrying a bouquet OF pink roses.
with Ralph Mayer, OF Washington, as
best man. The bride wore a gown OF
white crepe de chine and carried a bou-
quet Of Bride roses. Chaplain Bloom,
stationed at Fort Myer, performed the
ceremony. After the wedding a break
fast was given the bridal party
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Arthur Carpenter and Charlie Hanna.
who have mad a very en- lysble trip
through New England and have visited
the Jamestown Exposition, are expect
ed home today.
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The Misses Mae and Elizabeth Bran
son are spending a couple Of weeks at
Atlantic City, y. J.
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AIRS. Willis Holland and her brother
in-law, Ohio Holland. spent the past
week at Sandy Hook, Nd
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Miss Annie Lee Moore. OF Birming-
ham. Ala. who visited Mrs F. II. Cald-
well this summer, was married Sep
TENDER IS to Edwin B. Ricketts,. OF New
York city. The wedding took place AT
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
In Birmingham. Miss India Palmer, who
was a guest ct Mrs. Caldwell the same
time. was The maid OF honor The
young couple will make New York their
home.
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The board Of deacons OF the AnacOstia
Baptist Church held a meeting recently
at the residence of Edgar r. Balderston,
the moderator. 20 effect a reorganiza-
ton. The Rev. James r. Edwards, the
new pastor. presided. John T. Dent was
chosen secretary and y. r. Cornish
treasurer. It was deci ed that business
meetings should be held twice each
month.
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Miss Helen Barrholt has returned
from. a visit TO Philadelphia and New
Jersey
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wAzxxa TO PARENTS.

WAENING TO PARENTS
The MIX Conference appointed by the
District Commissioners. IN view OF the
MANY DANGERS OF RAW MILK. has
recommended the home pasteurizing OF all
raw milk by bringing It to the boiling
point. then withdraw. cool. and keep cold
until used
The Conference has thereby endorsed the
advice given by this Society for num-
Der Of years to
sCALD ALI MILK
for children,
Parents are particularly warned against
the erroneous opinion held by some that
pasteurizing Affects either the diEesti-
oilty or the nutritive '-alue OF the milk.
or that as a rule Il viii produce any
bad effects whatsoever.
SOCIETY FOE PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS.
E. BERLINER. Secretary.
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Announcement has been made Of the
engagement OF Miss Rebecca Courtney
Marshall, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Jaquelin A. Marshall. to Dr. Thomas 3.
Cochran. The wedding viii occur next
month.
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c. c. Walters & Co. Of West Falls
Church. nave sold their stock to Capt.
n. f. Rust
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Mr.. Wrench, OF New York city. IS the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Shrieve. of
Falls Church.
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The Rev James A Brennan. assistant
to Father Tearney. has returned from a
weeks stay ct Portsmouth and the
jamestown Exposition.
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Miss Mala Won Herbulis, daughter of
A. o. Won Herbulis. left this week for
the convent Of the gray nuns at Buff
falo. n. Y. where she will attend
school
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Mrs. William Bryant has returned
from a VISIT to Cape May.
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Falls Church Electric railway. made an
early morning visit Tuesday to West
End station.
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The work on the new AnacOsua brioge
across the Eastern branch is rapidly
nearing completion. The iron super
structure has finally been placed and IS
ready for the roadway.
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w. H. Lowe, who has been conducting
a grocery store at West End station,
will move TO Wedderburn. Va, this
week
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Miss Alice A. BoUic. after q months
visit 20 friends and relatives In this
section, has returned to her home. Ches-
apeake City. Cecil county. Nd
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Albert Brown and Ossie Onlohundros
OF Harvard. Mass. stopped with Har-
wood Hall, Of Twelfth and II streets, on
their way from Wsrsaw, Va, 10 their
home.
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Miss E. Tunis Grone, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Miss Roberta Higgins, near
Rockville
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Clifford Il Robertson. Mrs. Robert
son. and their son. Adds. have gone tC
Wildwood, y. J., for a week.
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hrs Bushrod Washington and family
have returned from a visit to Virginia.
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Miss Vaudia Z. Braddock has re-
turned from a months visit TO rela-
tives and friends in Columbus, Ohio.
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Mrs. Bradley, OF II street. has inst
returned home from the jamestown Ex-
position.
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Thursday evening the BrookIand Town
Hall was the scene Of a pretty at
home" from 20 y O'Clock, given by the
members OF the Brookland baseball
team 20 their many friends. Dancing
began at $3.50 and continued until mid
night. Refreshments were served.
Miss Ruth H Johnston. Of 1926 Jack
son street. LETT yesterday for Fallon.
New. where she will shortly be married
10 Stanley r. Siarean, formerly Of
Brookland. Miss Johnston was accom-
panied by Miss Francene Idarean and
will be the guest Of Mrs. Thomas Means,
in Fallon, at whose home the marriage
ceremony will take place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marean viii make their nome in Fal-
lon.
Miss Grace TansiH. OF Thirteenth and
Lawrence streets, has returned from a
visit to Miss Melanie Won Herbulls. OF
Falls Church.
Miss Won Herbulis. formerly Of Brook
lard, left Tuesday for Holy Angels
Academy. Buffalo. y. Y.
Mr.. Carpenter and family. Of Kansas.
are now occupying the house on Kear-
ney street recently vacated by Nj. and
Mrs. Drake and family. who have moved
70 the city.
Mrs. NJ. Downing. Of Twelfth and
Lawrence streets. accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. J. c. Noel. formerly Of
Brookland has returned from an ex-
tended trip through Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. William Parish are visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. Etz, OF Twelfth
and Monroe streets.
Miss Jean Johnso1, who has been Wis
ting her cousin, Miss Ruth johnson.
raturned last Tuesday 70 her home IN
New York
George Bolmert. who has been III for
some weeks. is rapidly recovering.
Mrs. F. T Howe, Of Thirteenth and
Quincy streets, has returned from Fred
erick. Nd
, Mrs D. Meehsn and granddaughter.
Mss Anna Leesneitzer. have returned
from a visit 70 New York
Mrs Warren Brown and brother.
Willis Holland. have gone TO Panama,
where Mrs. Holland vii. Join her hus-
bard.
hrs Bushrod Washington and family
have returned from a visit to Virginia.
Arthur Carpenter and Charlie Hanna.
who have mad a very en- lysble trip
through New England and have visited
the Jamestown Exposition. are expect
ed home today.
I Miss Helen Barrholt has returned
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delightful hop. held At the home
OF the country club Friday evening last.
was largely patronized by members and
visitors
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Mrs D Meehan and granddaughter.
Mss Anna Leesneitzer. have returned
from visit 70 New York.
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Mrs 7. c Kaufman. Of 12O5 H street,
is very III.
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Mrs Warren Brown and brother.
Willis Holland. have gone TO Panama,
where Mrs. Holland viii join her hus-
bard.
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AIeanI7dTid
MISS HAhMERSLEY
WE9S ]. H. TAYLOR
Ceremony Performed by
The Rev. Kelly at ST.
Mary's Parsonage.


city, and James H. Taylor. OF Washing
ton, were married at the parsonage OF
ST. Mary's Catholic Church last
Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. L. w. Kelly
in the presence OF the family and
few friends. Miss Osceola Hammersiey.
a sister OF the bride. was maid of honor.
and the groom had as his best man his
brother, Richard Taylor. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left on a
wedding trip to New York and Niagara
Falls. They will reside in Washington
Miss Agnes Mcintyre. OF Toronto.
Canada, Is visiting her cousin, Miss
Madge McCraw. in South St Asaph
street.
NJ. r. Buck, wife and child are spend
ing ten days at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Benjamin II. Posey IS III at her
home IN South Lee street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. stonnell had as
their guests last week Mr.. and Mrs
z igene Fugett and Miss Virginia Flu
gett. OF washington
The Rev. c. E. Woodson. OF Norfolk,
paid a visit 10 friends in this city last
week.
Lewis Hoof Fawcett left Alexandria
last week for Dunbar, Pa. where he
will reside.
Mrs. Thomas Lannon and Miss Doro-
thy r. Lannon were at the jamestown
F-,fDosition last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J. Davidson had
as their guest last week their daughter
Mrs. Robert Beverley Minis. Of Ne"
York.
George H. LeHew. wife and daughter,
who have been at the jamestown Expo
sition, have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Strorss had as
their guest last week Mrs. J. J. Fay,
Of Baltimore.
George S. Herfurth has returned from
jamestown and Virginia Beach
Everett Rogers is sick at his home
with appendicitis
Tex, was the guest of Miss Mary Bruin
! in West End last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r Dishman left
Alexandria last week for Spokane,
wash, where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King. who have
been visiting at Atlantic City and Phil
adelphia, have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. George @. Brown had
as their guest last week ar. and Mrs.
| Lewis Old, Of LyncEburg.
Mrs. William D. Wood visited Capt.
and Mrs ]. V Davis at Antietam, Md,
| last week.
| Mrs Mars nall l. King and children
/ nave returned from Charlottesville.
Mrs P. I. Yeatman had as her guest
last week Miss Mary C1stls Lee.
Miss Loula Smoot, who has been sum-
.nering at Sperryville. has returned.
| Announcement has been made Of The
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strorss had as
their guest last week Mrs. J. J. Fay
Of Baltimore
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The expert Washington pool player.
Mr.. Sherman. gave an exhibition at the
billiard rooms of the Country Glib
Thursday evening. which was enjoyed
by those who attended.
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Rockville
SOCIETY HONORS
Mr.. AND MRS. BROWN
Washington Pool Expert
Gives Exhibition at
Country Club.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept. 2S.-The last
meeting Of the Mite Society, of me
Rockville Methodist Episcopal Church
South. was held at the home OF Mrs
Hervey Brown The society presented
Airs Brown with an immense bouquet
of roses. refreshments were served and
delightful musical program was TCn-
dered. which included piano solos by
Mrs. Underhill and Miss Mary Almoney
a vocal solo. by Miss Alaude E IIeagy
and college songs. by William r Pretty.
man. Edward Green. and the Rev MIR
Copenhaver.
Among those present were:
Or. and Mrs. +. Barrett Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. r. 4. l.. Smith.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George X. Lamar
Or. and Mrs. Robert Z. Warfleld.
Mrs. John +. Wilson.
Mrs James F. Allen.
Misses Bond, of Baltimore.
Miss Mary Brewer.
Miss Rose Armstrong
Miss Mary AlInoney.
Miss Maud Dugent
Misses Henderson.
Miss Lille Prettymaa.
Mrs. Or. LinthicJui.
Albert Bouic
Edward Green.
Dr. Gilpin.
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J. L York has been confined to ris
bed for sOrCe time
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George H. LeHew. wife and daughter
who have been at the jamestown Expo
sition, have returned
The Washington times., 1907-09-29

VIII Lewis, Of c street, has returned
from a trip 70 Connecticut.
The Washington times., 1907-09-29

The Rev. W. ]. Young, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church, will preach his
ninth anniversary sermon this morning.
The Washington times., 1907-09-29

E C Hough and family have moved
into the city for the winter.
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DR.. y. F. Henderson, formerly Of
Clarksburg. this county, has moved in
Rockville.
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Frank Auth has returned from bus
fnt-s trio 70 philadelphia
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William Mock. of Ballston, who was
badly injured in the wreck Of July on
the washington, Arlington and Falls
Church railway. was operated on at
Georgetown University Hospital for ap-
pendicitis and is in a serious condition.
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Mrs. Mary L. Banks. after a visit I,
G. n. Lester. returned to her home II
Atlanta, Ca, this week.
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R r Haynes. OF So Fourteenth street,
has just returned from Ether, Va.
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Mrs. K L Wrenn and granddaughter,
OF GoldSborough, y. c., Is visiting her
son. J L Wrenn. OF Maryland avenue.
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George S. Herfurth mas returned from
jamestown and Virginia Beach
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Miss Belle Weaver, Of Fairfax, is the
guest OF friends at Ballston-
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The Burden Bearers Circle. Of the
Kings Daughters, will hold its first fail
meeting at the homo Of Mrs. Philip y.
Laird Tuesday next at 3 p. m.
The Washington times., 1907-09-29

The Sunday school OF St Theresa's
Church was reopened last Sunday morn
ing. Several new teachers were called
into service. and there was an unusu-
ally large attendance OF pupils.
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Miss Loula Smoot, who has been sum
:nering at Sperryville. has returned.
The Washington times., 1907-09-29

Miss Leila Harris. Of San Antonio,
Tex, was the guest Of Miss Mary Bruin
in West End last week
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Mr.. and Mrs. !. Z smith. OF Linden,
Tenn. stopped with J. L York. at
Eleventh and d streets last week Mr.
Smith, who is cashier Of the Lindon
Bank Is on his way 10 Boston TO attend
a conference OF bank cashiers.
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Or. William Eastman, who has been
stationed with his company near the
Pacific coast, is on a visit to his father,
A. p. Eastman. of Fast Falls Church.
DIR. Eastman expects to be ordered to
Cuba or the Philippines soon.
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The weekly meeting Of the morning
card club was held at the home OF
Miss Eliza Choate. Mrs Leonard l.
Nicholson won first prize. and Mrs
Morgan Washburn. second. Next week s
meeting viii be held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William. Dorsey.
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Mis- Jennie Mayer. Of Washington
was the guest Of Miss Glenn Newell thil
week.
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R Garrett Is having a pretty cottage
erected on his property here
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Miss Marion Dennison. Of 122lk =
street has returned after spending some
time at Alcie, Va. =
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Miss Ruby Croson will open a kinder
garten at Clarendon in the Poster office
The Washington times., 1907-09-29

E. F. Burner. who has resided at
Ballston for four years, has moved to
Washington
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Mrs. Wade Ball has gone TO visit
friends in Virginia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. R DIshnlan left
Alexandria last week for Spokane,
wash, where they will reside.
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DR.. George Mankin left this week for
Richmond. where he will attend the Viz
ginia Pharmaceutical Association. IN
session there.
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NEUdSfJDgtOn

Mrs. Ellan Covington, Of Colonial
Beach. Va. IS visiting her niece. Mrs
Edw ID Gibson. and her sister. Mrs.
w. I adburii, this week
Dr.. D. DIN Lecch. OF Maryland ave.
nue., has returned from a long trip in
Maine.
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Mrs. Mahlon Milburn has had her sis.
ter. Miss Masten. with her this week
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NIr. and Mrs. Francis J. Davidson Ind
as their guest last week their daughter,
Mrs. Robert Beverley Minis. Of New
York.
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Mrs. Ivrenn, who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs c. F. Arnold, has re-
turned TO her Merrifield home.
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Everett Rogers Is sick at lis homo
with appendicitis
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Notes and Personals.

J. c. c Hough. Of LOudoun county,
Va. is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ken
drick. of Ballston.
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George BolmeTt. who has been III Tor
some weeks, Is rapidly recovering.
The Washington times., 1907-09-29

The Rev. Mr.. Marshall. Of Washing
ton. is visiting the home of Levin john
son, near COmus. this county
The Washington times., 1907-09-29

Miss Susie Dawson. after a delightful
trip to Buffalo. N. Y, has returned
horne.
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Mr. Hinchman. of Philadelphia, presi-
dent OF the Washington, Arlington, and
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Mrs F. r Howe, Of Thirteenth and
Quincy streets, has returned from Fred
erick. Nd
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Miss Jean Johnsc1, who has been Wis
ting her cousin, Miss Ruth johnson.
returned last Tuesday 70 her home IN
New York
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hazard and two
children have moved to Falls Church
from Brightwood. They nave leased a
house from George HawxhGTst on Little
Falls street
The Washington times., 1907-09-29

Miss Bula Daffer, OF Washington. has
been the guest OF Miss LEILA Farr this
week.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Haire and daughter
have returned from jamestown.
The Washington times., 1907-09-29

Miss Leonora Wright. after a two
weeks stay at Elizabeth. n. J. has re-
turned home
The Washington times., 1907-09-29

Miss Lou Carpenter. OF Woodvilie, &
the guest Of Mrs. J. l. Shotwell
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King. who have
been visiting at Atlantic City and Phil.
adelphia, have returned
The Washington times., 1907-09-29

Mrs p I. Yeatman had as her guest
last week Miss Mary Custls Lee.
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Miss Mildred Nelson. after spending
the summer in Baltimore. Hot Springs.
Va, and Norfolk. returned this week.
Mrs Nelson. her mother. will spend the
winter with her other daughter. In Dali
las, Tex
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Ball viii be alb
sent from Clarendon for a short time
next week
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Bro0Eand
BASEBALL PLAYERS
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
Miss Ruth Johnston to Wed
Stanley R. Marean, Of
Nevada.

Thursday evening the BrookIand Town
Hall was the scene Of a pretty at
home" from 20 y O'Clock, given by the
members OF the Brookland baseball
team 20 their many friends. Dancing
began at $50 and continued until mid
night. Refreshments were served.