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Miss Roberta Hope AmieS
Gives Interesting Recital

The first public recital last Tuesday
afternoon OF Miss Roberta Hope Amies
IN the Washington Club proved of more
than ordinary interest to local music
lovers Miss Amies was presented 70
the music public by Nine. Marie Won
Cnsehuld. her instructor. who also ap-
peared on the program playing the Kon-
zert-Stuck Of Weber with Miss Arnies
one Of the attractive features of the
occasion was the presence o. several
Charming young girls as ushers. They
rocked particularly attractive IN their
white frocks and added a pretty bit of
interest TO the concert
The ushers were Miss Ethel Foster
daughter OF Percy :. Foster, the Misses
TODD and Miss Edna Robinson. one OF
the most attractive in the group of at
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Notes and Personals.

Mrs. N. r. Waldecker gave a N Isl
Gale Friday night ga her studio. 45z P
street northwest, when she presented a
number Of her pupils. Among those
participating in the program were Miss
Media Waldecker- Miss Sophie Temp
kins, Miss Mary Lynch. Miss Margaret
ReinbuTg, Miss Irma Cassei. Miss
Mary Hayden. Miss Phoebe McKeever.
Miss Annadale HaisIip, Miss Phoebe
Lynch. Mrs. Alice Mann, Mrs. c.. A.
Phillips, Corban Rudz, Walter Whit
ney. John Koerner, Ina Golladay, We
ronica Lynch. Loretta Fitzgerald, Alice
Fowler, Lottie Persons, Lena Koerner,
and Jane Cook.
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B@9klaDd
SUNDAY SCHOOL
SCORES SUCCESS
Church of Our Saviour
Scholars Give Entertain
ment at Town Hall.

The entertainments given last Monday
! evening a the BrOOlIiand town hail by
The members of the choir and Sunday
| school OF the Church of Our Saviour
I proved TO be quite d success. both imam
| cially and socially.
Among those who took part were Miss
Hattie Lambert, Miss +. W Washington,
! Miss Kitty Davis, Miss Lennon, Miss b.
| Ledmon, Miss L. Whaley, Miss /. Lam
bert, Miss {. NVhaley, Miss Renuoe. Miss
NJ. Whaley, Miss Williams, Miss Par
sons. ana Miss Cook; Robert Boucher,
Nelson Davis. c Carpenter =. Wood
son. +. Lambert. a. Williams, F. Davis,
j. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Kelley.
Mrs. Post and Mrs. Censley, of New
ton street. entertained the BrookIand
Euchre Club last week Mrs. McCar-
thy was the winner of the iirst Iadie='
prize, and Miss Parker the second tire
gentleman's prize being won by Henry
EdsmOnd.
Mrs. Henry Edsmond, Of Newton
street, entertained Tne BTOOklaud Lit
erary Society last Thursday evening.
Miss Marie ana Miss Ray Parker en-
tertained at canoe at their home on
Saturday evening. Among those pres
ent were Miss Darr. Miss Mae Henry,
Miss b. Woodward, Miss Helen MOlsteT
Miss Emily HetdeId, Miss Marie Parker
Miss Ray Parker Miss Violet Parker
Mr.. Reppenhagen. Mr.. Howard David
Lynn Edward CaTmack, Charles Brooks
Mr.. HOLSTER, Mr.. Darr, and Louis Park
er.
William Davidson. of Evarts street.
was given surprise party a his homo
last Saturday evening, the occasion be-
ing his birthday. Among those present
were Miss Maroon, Miss Bessie Oil
plant. Miss Lynch. Miss Wells Miss
Annie Davidson Miss Margaret David
son, John Dykes. Ralph M0lster. Mr.
Baston. George and Edward Lambert.
Albert Ward. Kenneth Hugh, and VII
liam Davidson.
The Young Peoples Social Union Of
the Baptist Church met on Thursday
evening.
The Farther Lights Societv enter
tanned with a missionary entertainment
Friday evening.
Miss Eva Hurd. OF Newton street. will
give a lecture Friday evening at the
Brookland Baptist Church Tot the bene-
ut Of the Social Union.
Charles z. Molster. OF Ninth street.
has returned from Portsmouth, Ohio. |
where he was called on account of the
serious illness OF his father.
Mrs. Delceau A1arean and Miss HELEN I
of Ninth street. are preparing /
to go to Nevada TO visit Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Marean.
Miss staIey. of Frederick. Md. is visit |
ing Mrs. Ramsburg, Of 1895 Newton /
street.
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tendants was little Miss EHzsbetb
Mitchell, who gave out the programs
and presented the flowers 10 Miss Anlies
and her assistants.
MISS Amies was well poised through
out and played with remarkable grace
and ease Beethoven's sonata in G
minor. the opening number was bean
uIully read and the three dainty corr
positions that followed, Chaminade,s
Humoresque. Chopin's Nocturne in r,
ndt major, ana MacDowell's Polonaise n,
Z minor were veritable gems.
MISS Amies was equal 10 the demands
Of LISTS eighth Hungarian Rhapsodie
and IN the concluding number WITH
Mime. Won UnschuId, the young PLAYER
did some Of her best work.
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MRS. GEO. HUNTER
ENTERTAINS CLUB

ROCKVILLE, Md, March THE
Card Club was entertained this week
= by Mrs. George Hunter. Miss Eliza
= Choate and Miss Minnie Lowerv won
= the first and second prizes. respective
= ~. Among those present were Mrs.
: Thomas Anderson. Mrs. Lee Onutt.
- Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson. Mrs. Rob
= erJ b. Peter, Mrs. George NJ Hunter
- Mrs. William Dorsey. Mrs George p
= henderson, Mrs. Annie Mcclure. Miss
Elsie England Miss Louise Edmond
sIon. and Miss Ethel Waters.
Mrs. William r. Humphrey has re-
turned from her extended stay in Bal
tmore-
William II. Piles now in robust health
ana living on his farm near Cabin
Jonh, has recently discovered that in
stead of being ninety-six years of age,
eight a record found at Rock Creek
1hurch, short time ago. where Mr..
Illes was chTistened, shows that ne
was born October 10, 1910
. Cummings. of the Maryland
legislature. is the hero Of the hour
among his constituents of this coun-
~. Mr. Cummings led a fight in the
$500, 'liIt al assembly few days ago which
LSSuIIeu III MS defeat of a bill design
Cd 10 increase the salaries of Judges of
the court of appeals
The semi-annual report of Earle b.
Wood, superintendent of county schools.
SHOWS the total number of white
schools 10 be ll6; colored schools 81.
: number OF white pupils, fail term, so.
winter term. 1864; number of coIored
pupils. tall term. 1.Iz0; winter term. +
sls- The total receipts for The conduct
ot the schools for the last six months
1873 w.
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alISChurCf
LEAP YEAR PARTY
At SHREYE HOME
Christian EndeaVor Society
Gives Entertainment at
the ManSe.

4 leap year party was given by Mr.
| and Mrs. c. V. Shreve at their home in
west end yesterday, The evening was
! devoted to playing games Refreshments
! were served.
| Those present we're 3. Smith, Mr. and
| Mrs. Peuey, OF Arlington: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Heartsell, of Washington, Miss K.
| Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Ryer, Miss
| Nettie Hughes, II. Febrey Miss Lillian
/ Shreve, Miss Minnie Ellison, Miss Lizzie
| COe. Miss Essie Birch, Miss NJ. RoweII.
Mrs. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ. Eli
/ son, l. Birch, l.. Hughes, and Mr. and
MIS- w II. Shrevs.
The monthly meeting of the Falls
Church Christian Endeavor Society was
held at the manse Friday evening. Al
the close OF the meeting a George Wash
iHgton party was held.
Ars. +. G. L. Moncure and her two
sons have returned to their east end
home after stay in Macon. Ga.
The Rev. Dr. Noble and Mr. and Mrs.
Dudley and family are stopping with
Miss Tinnie Merriheld in her new home
on Columbia street.
i. II. Edwards has purchased. through
NJ. L. Church, the "Nowlan" housesand
One-half an acre Of land. lie will take
possession Of his new property on
April II.
An orchestra has been organized by
the Falls Church Baptist Sunday schooi.
The Rev J. \. Miller and wife. Of
Maryland, were the guests Of Mrs.
Bean. Of East End, recently.
The Rev George S SomerviIIe. rector
OF the Falls Church Episcopal Church.
died last Wednesday morning at a sani-
tartUm near Clifton Springs, y. Y. He
was forty-uine years old. and had served
as rector for more than nine years. He
Is survived By a wife ana three children
The funeral was held from the church
Friday at ? O'Clock.
The Fairfax county Sunday School ex-
ecutive committee met last Saturday AZ
Vienna and made arrangements for the
holding OF the county school convention /
at Falls Church this summer.
F. r. Dudley has commenced the cree
ton of buildings on the lot recently pur-
chased by him from the Rev. b. W /
Pond.
Mrs. Edna Seay. of Falls Church and
her son Randolph. are visiting Mr.. Seay
in Alexandria. Va.
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Murray Gait MOtter, n. D.,
Has His Colleagues Puzzled

VIII Murray Gait Motter. NJ. D. of
the Health Department. spend the sum-
mer in Europe In the pursuit OF further
knowledge or is there already stored
beneath the skull cap which adorns his
classic brow a suffiCiency Of learning >
VIII he HE himself to foreign uni
Versities 10 engage in the solution Of
the latter-day problems Of materia
medica or viii the light of his splendid
Intelligence continue TO shine upon the
District? His fellow-employes in the
Health Department hang upon his an
swer.
Last summer Murray Gait Motter. NJ
d, was called TO Europe and for three
long months was absent from our midst.
Ordinarily. employees Of the District
nual leave, but the demands of science
are not TO be denied and so il was ar
ranged for Murray Gait Motter. NJ D..
10 resign with the understanding that
he was to be reappointed upon hts
triumphant return During his absence
his fellow-9fficials we're given an in
crease OF salaries all along the line.
but upon the return OF the learned
doctor they were reduced to their old
positions Therefore, IL may be said In
all truthfulness that he was not hailed
as was the prodisal son.
As spring approaches the question
arises. VIII Murray Gait Motter, NJ
D., again 20 to Europe, and will we
be enriched thereby If so, painful as
the separation may be, we viii endeavor
to bear the ordeal with fortitude"
But Murray Gait MOtter NJ. D., an
sWereth not.
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Another talented young pianiSt v,in
make ner bow TO the public April 2 in
the Washington Club. when Miss Nil
dred koIb will give a recital under the
direction or Nine Won Unschuld. Miss
hold Is only thirteen years old. bur
mas shown marked ability as a pianist
Her mower and temperament have al
ready asserted themselves to q marked
degree. and those VINO have heard her
play predict a brilliant CsJncert careeT
for the young musician.
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You indoor people-women or
men-Cascarets are for you. They
do what exercise does-what out
door life and coarse foods do
for the bowels.

Your food when dgesed sucked ato the blood through
myrads Of ducts in the bowels.
When the bowels coGged the refuse stopped DECAYS
Decay Then those myriad ducts suck the
poisons into the blood.
More than half tho ills that suffer come in Just that way
The remedy is clean out the bowels.
Not in harsh way-not with salts oil or catharics
But in a gentle and natural wsy-Uth Cascarets
But this way is better yet:
Don't wait till the bowels are coggsd Keep them active
Take Csscsres the minute you need it Garry box in your
pocket
IL keep the bowels clesn all those bad hours
which wasted by neglect.
That's why make candy tablets and put them in pocket.
size boxes We you learn how easy keep we'll
There is nothing natural in axatves-nothing so gentle
CaGcarets.
Csscares candy tablets They are sold by ell druggists
bu IN bulk. Be get the genuine. with CCC on
every tablet The price is Soc 25c and
Ten Cents per Box Bs
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IAN Evening With the Choir
At Calvary Church Tonight

An Evening With the Choir" will he
sven at Calvary Baptist Church at 7.90
O'Clock tonight. when the following, mr.
gram viii be presented:
Anthem, And Su55crl,- ,r
Came ~
anthem. Light OF the World" Star1e<
anthem % Jesus. Thou Art Stand
Alto solo, Like as tbs Hsrr TIe oS'SI
IT,. - ------...,... Allitsen
Aeli'T solo with violin obIigato. 20
living saviour ----.-...... Del Pieeo
Inc soloists viii be Mrs Walter
Sa"ler. soprano; Mrs. Ralph p Par
ilard. alto; William D. Mcfarland. ten
or ). Henry Kaiser. bass: Arthur n
Mayo. organist and director; Anton Kas-
par. Yiolinist
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Concert Of Nordica Clubs
Enjoyed by Large Audience

me seating capacity Of the A5a+-,
poiitan NJ K Church proved bsrdI,, "a
S4uate Tor the large audience Ubikb -
Iehded the NOrdica Clubs. co-oo-,
tuesday evening. The clubs up5s- -
direction of Walter T. Holt ana u
ernest GalleheT did exceptionally tn
WORK the Mandolin and G11itar CT
Playing with finish and bagurv of -.
preston i'-t, an overture by Keller BeIa 80
me Red Mill Selections" bv Heb
The Banjo Clubs gave two sAlectio-e =
Love ana Beauty Waltzes. BY 49,
strong and The Gate city March :. -,
Weldon. -'-f'l o-i' oy
Inc latter selection. with its r,a51e-,
u patriotic arts, won great applaUse
Mrs' Ethel HoitzclaU7- VINO sssista5 -
-. ~ caPIlVdted the audience 81 he-
NoIce ana clear enunciation in -
The clubs were further assisted b,- II
z =. CHernoiser in a reading. "OId Rt3,fr !;
ny j. 4 IroWbridge r. r Gorjo1
-. -. play cd an excellent banjo So
american Rondo," by Stuber ana ~
ttIIeiilptrs OF the faculty of the WasbiTg-
ION institute of Music
series Of musicales 20 he syive,, s,,,
Lag evenings during Lent has hee71 -
ranged by the Saltsman-DeF0rS SctSsaI
S - -elUSlc ahC Acting in its rooms No
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BEAUTYS ABODE

How did YOU come to write your
Dream Of Fair Women
All. answered the poet eestatically.
got my inspiration from, the corset
ads" -EXchaDge.
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SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT

or some new enga cement or the date
OF some wedding Of note. That Of Miss
Emily Welles, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Welles, To Harry Pelham
Robbins, son of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Asher Robbins. will take place in Grace
Church on Wednesday. April p. and Will
sisnalize the eclipse OF the bridegroom
as one Of the most resourcefuI and poD-
uIar OF our cotillon leaders. Grace
Church, too. has been selected as the
scene Of the wedding of Miss Ceorgetta
Collier, daughter of Mrs. NJ. Dwight
Collier, to David T. Dana, master OF the
Berkshire Hunt on the following after
coon at O'Clock. and while Dana pro-
poses to take his bride abroad for the
honeymoon, he promises 10 be back in
plenty Of time TO take charge of the
hunt at Lenox IN the early fall.
The wedding of Montgomery Hare TO
MISS Constance Parsons will take place
Wednes4ay at the home Of her father
John f. Parsons. on East Thirtv-si,tI,
street 1t Will be a very quiet affair.
owing TO the mourning of the bride
groom. Miss Parsons will have no
bridesmaids, and while 'Dennie' Hare
viii be the best man. there are 10 -
usheFs- suppose il is hardly necessary
TO add that the bride is a sister Of Her
pert PARSONS, the Republican leader. and
S nc Lhe death Of her mother her ia
Jher mas married again. namely. To Mrs
Bishop. ~ WI =
Monday week-that is to say, on Mi.
CaT'me, or mid-Lent-Aliss Julia Fish
daughter of Hamilton Fish, of the
United States Treasury; niece Of Sru,,-
Eeoant FISH, and granddaughter of
RE FFesldent Grants Secretary of State.
VIII become the wife OF William Law,
renee Breese, son of the late VviiIfar-,
Lawrence Breese and nephew of James
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The second public cconcert this season
OF the Washington Saengerbund win he
given al tho National Theater next sun
oay evening The organization win he
assisted by Nine Mary TIissem de Moss
me WeIl-Hnown soprano, Of New Yo~l,
Eoouard Dethier, the eminent Belgian
NioIn Virtuoso. and an orchestra of
forty musicians.
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n II freeman, organist and director
% the chor Of ST. Johns Church. Six
III ana II streets. will give a recital
CLOCK tuesday evening in All
'.iiitS CEuFch. Chevy Chase. He will
DC assisted by J. F. Matthew. tenor. The
ir''Sicale was TO have been given some
davs ago. but was postDoncd ON 80,
count of the death OF Btsbon s.tta-I,,1
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Cupid Has Been Busy.

Cupid has been very busy this spins,
and every day brings the announcement
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Dr. Henry g. Hanchelt. director OF
the musical department Of Forest Glen
Seminary. will give a double course of
lectures in New York, playing every
Wednesday evening Of March and April
in Cooper Union and every Thursday
evening Of the same months in the Com
merciaI High School OF Brooklyn.
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Miss Kissel Will We'd

Ten days later-namely. on. April p
comes the wedding Of Miss GLADYS Kis.
sell daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. RudoInh
kissel and granddaughter of Mrs pa
via P. Morgan. to James E. Miller. SON
or Mrs. Charles A Miller. i'm tbr
Church OF the Incarnation. Madden
avenue and Thirty-eighth street. tn
pride Is a remarkably pretty girl. and
will have her equally fascinati,,e aI,, -
MISS Mildred Carter, daughter of Ridge
ley carter. Of the American embassy in
London, as her maid of honor.
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No less than three weddings of note
are scheduled for Tuesday Apri1 ~
namely, that of Frederic Ashton de
Peyster to Miss Alice Abercrombie MIL
Ter. at Lakewood; that of Miss NatbaIie
Gourlie, daughter of the late John IT
Gourlle, 70 Frank II. Appleton, of Bos-
loil, IN 81 Georges Church. Stuyvesant
square, and that of Miss Clara Wyrigbt
Barclay. daughter of the late Henry
A Barclay. to J. Victor Onativia. at
St Thomas Church. where the cere-
mony viii be performed by the Rev
ernest NJ. Sures. Finally. on Tuesday.
Helen de Peyster, sister Of Frederic
Ashton de Peyster, Ia DR.. G. A. Lung
of the United States navy The mar
r1age will be solemn'zed in ST. Bartholo-
nlew's Church, the ceremony being Der-
formed by the Right Rev. Bishop David
II. Greer,
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Otto T. Simon viii give a lecture
Wednesday evening before the National
Society Of Fine Arts on Beethoven,
the Man. His Art. and Ethics" The
lecture Will be illustrated by Mrs. ST.
mon at the piano and Anton Kaspar
yi0fiufcf
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The Fairfax county Sunday school ex-
ecutive committee met last Saturday al
vienna and made arrangements for the
holding OF the county school convention
at Falls Church this summer.
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F. r. Dudley has commenced the cree
ton of buildings on the lot recently pur-
chased by him from the Rev. B. W.
Pond
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Benjamin Adams. assistant assessor OF
the District. was called TO his home,
Hinsdale, y. H., Tuesday, by the death
of his father, William b. Adams Mr.
Adams is expected 70 return the first of
the week.
George W. SWink. of the Office of
superintendent CT parking, has been pro-
NOTED 20 foreman.
Everett Rallenger. of the engineer de-
paTtment, has returned from New York
where he attended the recent conven-
ton Of the Theta Delta Chi fraternity,
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Mrs. Edna Seay, Of Falls Church. and
her son Randolph, are visiting Mr.. Seay
in Alexandria. Va.
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The Sunday School teachers of the
Anacosta Baptist Church met Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs Ross. Ar
Ihur and Spring streets.
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Inc Rev James r. Edwards, pastor
OF the AuacOstia Baptist Church, who
was recently appointed one of the chan
SANS OF the Government Hospital for
the Insane. viii this afternoon assume
the duties Of the position when he will
OInclate at chapel exercises.
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The Rev. Frank NJ Bristol. pastor Of
Church, delivered his lecture On ti,-
1oung Men in the auditorium of the
Methodist Episcopal Church FRIDAY
evening last. There was a large audi
ence present, the lecture being given
Tor the beneft of the building fun2
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Charles z. Molster. Of Ninth street
has returned from Portsmouth, Ohio
where he was called on account of the
serious illness OF hts father.
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Mrs. William r. Humphrey has re-
turned from her extended stay in Bal
timoTe.
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The Rev. J. W. r. Sumwalt. the pre-
odlst district. was greeted by a large
audience Sunday morning in the Ana
costa NJ E Church. He preached AT
the II o'clock service. The members of
Inc church will conduct their adjourned
quarterly conference in a few DAYS
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Announcement has been made IN St
Ihereca'S Church of the program that
VIII be followed at the services during
Lent. The stations Of the cross will
% rectted by the congregation each
Friday evening al 100 O'Clock. and ser
mons, followed by benediCtiOn will take
place each sunday evening at the same
hour.
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DR.. William \. White tho el,,ar;,,
tenceht of the Government Hospital for
the Insane, who was in New York last
week. has returned ie-S'
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The Rev Charles q. Isaac. the nas+or
or The AnGcostiA NJ. T. Church. has ar
ransed TO conduct special meetings the
coming two weeks.
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Miss Eva Hurd. OF Newton street. will
give a lecture Friday evening al the
Brookland Baptist Church for the bene-
nj Of the Social Union.
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The AnacOstia fraa deIiver,, etati,r
winch, after the recent fire that dam
aged the frame building. was tempe
TarlIy chartered at Munroe street is
once more in the old building. Is Har-
I+suh street repairs having been made
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Mrs Delcean AIarean and Miss HELEN
Marean. of Ninth street. are preparing
to go to Nevada To visit Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Marean.
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! Mrs. Henry EdsmOnd Of Newton
| street, entertained Tne BTOOklaud Lit
| erary Society last Thursday evening.
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Mrs. Post and Mrs. GensIey, of New
ton street, entertained the Brookland
Euchre Club last week Mrs. McCar-
thy was the winner of the iirst ladies
prize, and Miss Parker the second, tire
gentleman's prize being won by Henry
EGSmOnd
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Mrs. John F.. FC~t. of Wasbfrgfor
street; Anacostia, is the guest of friend,