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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-26
A WOMAN'S AGE.
She Never Grows Old, But Improves
as Years Pass.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Out in Missouri there is a happy man
who has been married for sixty years and
he ascribes all the joy that has come to
him because he has never asked his wife
her age. He has q suspicion that she
must be something like as old as he Is.
and he admits to more than four score,
but the subject has never been mentioned
between them. and he advises all husbands
to go and do likewise.
This philosophy may have merit 1t at
least would have that of economy, for IL
a woman were never to tell her age she
would never admit having a birthday and
the thrifty husband would be saved any
expenditures on this account. Unfor-
tunately, such is the nature of womankind
that it is not likely there would be any
great gain at the end of the year. for
she would be able to get a rake-off on
alleged profit.
Why are women in this part Of the
world SO chary of admitting the years to
which they have attained? 1t is not in
China, where added honors come with
each birthday. and to be wrinkled and
gray-haired is to be popular. In this
country women think they may secure
eternal youth either by not admitting their
age or by lying about il. Not many wom-
en- will admit to being over forty. 1t used
to be that they liked thirty pretty well,
but in the last score of years the woman
Of forty has come into her own and is
quite the social queen. But they don
get beyond that SO long as the hairdress-
er, the drug store and the massage artist
can keep at work on complexion, while
corset makers and milliners and dress
makers work on the figure. 1t is the FEM
mime theory that a woman is as young as
she looks and she often is willing to feel
mighty bad to keep up the appearance
of youth
What is the harm in admitting age?
One ought to be wiser and better as one
gets older and more attractive. The orr
binary man has no decisions on this SUBJ
ject He isn't even deluded by the Wiles
and arts of women. He smiles at thelr
subterfuges and says nothing. He IS
willing to dress according to the weather
and he is not ashamed of wrinkles or
white hair so long as he can have peace IN
this world. He may find that his wife or
daughters spend an Extraordinary amount
In preserving what me fashionable whilns
of the hour call youth, but he Is wise
enough to keep his mouth shut.
Women do not grow old. They change
and the right sort of woman is improving
all the time If ii is any satisfaction TO
them to deceive themselves they are nor
to be denied the privilege. 1t takes very
little to make some people happy ana let
them have their way. But Father Time
works relentlessly and gets there at ia-sd-
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| engagement Of their only daughter. Miss
| Margaret Mcou. and Mr. John Moncure
| Daniel of Charlestown. w. Va. No
| date is set for the wedding. but 1t will
probably take place in December.
| Mr.. w. F. H. Finks has gone to Green's
boro, n. c., on business trip.
| DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcclure left
! Wednesday for New York whence they
/ will sail for Europe. to stay two months.
Mrs J. j. Fay Of Baltimore is visiting
ex-Mayor and Mrs. Henry Strauss on
Prince street.
Miss Mary Donohoe of Fairfax Count
| House was the guest during the week of
Miss Grace Anderson at her home. on
| Prince street.
Mr.. C. S. Taylor Burke is spending
! week at Muckross, the home Of Col.
| Arthur Herbert, on Seminary Hill.
Mrs. Charles p. Waller and Miss Kath-
crime Waller are the guests of Miss Kate
/ Green at Delaplane
| Rev James Hubbard Lloyd, who has
| been visiting at Crawford. the home Of
the Misses Worthington on Seminary
Hill, has returned to- Big Stone Gap.
Mr.. Lloyd will leave for Japan, where he
will take up missionary work.
Miss Elsie Snowden and Miss Edith
Snowden are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Samuel Wallis, on Seminary Hill.
Miss Mary johnson has returned from a
visit to Miss Ida Foote at Catletts.
Mr.. Edmund P Hunter spent the week
end with relatives in Winchester.
Mrs Edward S. L.eadbeater and Mr..
Clarence c. Leadbeater are visiting rela-
tives at Sandy Spring, Md.
Mr.. John Graves of Washington was
the weekend guest OF Mr.. Richard Micou
on Seminary Hill.
Mr.. S. Franklin Field is spending
week at Atlantic City.
Miss Mamie Smith is visiting relatives
in Lynchburg.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Utterback are
spending the summer at Falls Church.
Mr.. Charles Willoughby King is visiting
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
B. Rowland. In Norfolk.
Miss Marie Fannon has returned from
trip to Quebec and Niagara Falls.
Rev. Edgar Carpenter has returned
from a short visit to Bluemont.
Mr.. James P. Machen has returned to
his home in Fairfax after visit to his
son, Mr.. Lewis H. Machen, in this city.
The engagement is announced OF Judge
c. E. Nicol of this city and Manassas to
Mrs. Florence DeCusac Nash. formerly
of Charleston, S. c., but now of Warren
ton. The wedding will take place Au-
gust 3.
Mr.. Augustus Worthington of George
town was the guest Sunday OF his aunts
the Misses Worthington. on Seminary
Hill.
Mrs. Mary Nicholson Moore Of Savan-
nah, Ga, is the guest of Mrs. William S.
Greene 81 North Washington street.
Miss Louisa Washington of Washing
ton is the guest of Miss Agnes Marshall
Mrs. William Bryant sand little Miss
Elizabeth Bryant are spending the sum-
mer at Crozet, Va.
Miss Leila Steiner has returned from
visit to Mrs. William Fuchs in Washing
ton.
Mr. Linwood Kidwell has returned from
visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. Cecil Kent Sherman Is visiting Mrs
Kate Waller Barrett at her cottage at
Cape Henry. where he went on his pri-
vate launch.
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HYATTSVILLE. Md, July ., 1908.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wells leave
Monday morning for Capon Springs, w.
Va, to be gone about month.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Luckey and
little son are in Deer Park. Mo-, lot
brief outing.
Mr.. w. R. Abbott. Banner street, spent
several days this week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Abbott, Arun-
del-on-the-Bay, near Annapolis.
Mr.. M. d. Baker and his daughter,
Miss Maude. recently enjoyed brief out
ing at Colonial Beach. Va.
Miss Grace Robinson, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Robinson or
Brandywne, who recently graduated
with high honors from Hannah More Acad-
emy Baltimore county, has been visiting
relatives in Woodville, Aquasco district.
county. left Thursday for visit TO ms
cousins, Col. j. Marshall Dent ana Or.
w. Is. Dent, in ST. Mary county.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff R. H. Vincent and
George NJ. Bond. member of the Mary
land house of delegates. are at Antlers
Hotel. Colorado Springs. They purpose
visiting San Francisco before returning
to Maryland.
Mesdames Horace Whitaker and Dallas
Erwin and Miss Ollie Snyder have re-
turned from a pleasant stay at Colonial
Beach.
Miss Marian Fenwick Of Langdon. D.
c., is visiting her cousin, Miss Cecilia
Fenwick, Columbia avenue.
Mrs. John G.. Holden and children left
this afternoon for Front Royal, Va,
where they will spend the balance Of the
summer, returning to Hyattsville the lat
ter part of September.
Mr.. E. b. Foster and family are visit
ing friends and relatives in West Vir-
gin1a.
Miss Petty of Washington is visiting
her sister. Mrs. w. Berry Early, at
Brandywine, Prince George county.
Mrs. Harry NJ Nalley of Mount Rainier
has returned to her home, after pleasant
stay with her mother. Mrs. Henry Queen,
in lower Prince George county.
Miss Mary Wallace of Washington is
visiting Miss Susie Beall, near Behsville.
this county.
Mrs. E. NJ. Estabrook and her grand
daughter. Miss Dorothy Usher Calf. are
in Toronto, Canada. and will visit Wat
kins Glen before returning to Hyattsville
the latter part of next week.
Mr.. j. E. Banes of the firm of Brown
ing & Banes of Washington moved into
his summer home in East Riverdale today.
Mrs j. B. Jack and family leave today
for Govanstown, Baltimore county, to
visit Mrs. Dosh. Mrs. Jacks sister. About
August they leave Baltimore county for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-26

Mrs. Wilbur w. Stewart and her son
Wilbur of Baltimore are spending the
summer with MIR. and Mrs. John l.. Gar
rett Of Schley avenue.
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Miss Virginia Henderson and Miss
Birdie Henderson have returned to their
home in Fredericksburg after visit to
friends here. They were accompanied by
Miss Katie Eaton.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Heintz and tn.
Misses Heintz have gone to Cape Ma.
for two weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hyatt Of Washing
ton were guests at the home of DR.. and
Mrs Charles A. Wells this week
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trip through the northern part OF New
York state

Mrs James Cobb and children of Clay
ton. Del. are guests at the home OF .,,r.
B. II. Browne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-26

Miss Lizzie and Mr.. Eugene Sutthin
of Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. Fielder
Magruder, near Beltsville, this county.
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Mrs. G. d. Mecutchen of Brentwood is
enjoying an outing of several weeks in
the mountains of northeast Pennsylvania,
near Uniondale. She will probably return
to her home the latter part of August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-26

Mr.. Mel B. Garrett of waycross. Ga.
has returned to his home after spending
two weeks with his brother, Mr.. John l..
Garrett, Schley avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-26

Miss Grace Bevan of Arlington. Balti-
more county. is visiting Mrs. RobRrt w.
Wells, Ralston avenue.
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Mrs. G. w. Javins. Miss NJ. d. Murphy
and Mr.. William Birchmire have returned
from a visit to Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy In
Fairfax county.
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Mrs. "a. s. Mankin is spending a week
at Peola Mills, Rappahannock county.
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Mr.. John Baker. Wine avenue. is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. j. F. Brandenburg,
Staten Island N. Y.
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Mrs Harry c. Griffith. Miss Elizabeth
Estelle Griffith and Miss Minerva Owings
Griffith are spending several weeks at At
lantic City.
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Mrs. Harry Hammond is spending sew
eral weeks in Kectortown.
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Miss Leila Steiner has returned from
visit to Mrs. William Fuchs in Washin.
ton.
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Mr. W. r. Abbott Banner street, spent
several days this week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Abbott, Arun-
del-on-the-Bay, near Annapolis.
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Mrs E. NJ. Estabrook and her grand
daughter. Miss Dorothy Usher Calf, are
in Toronto, Canada. and will visit Wat
kins Glen before returning to Hyattsville
the latter part of next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-26

Mr. Thurman Burke and Miss Rose
Bell, both of Washington, were married
in this city Saturday by. Rev. w. NJ Poi
sal of Trinity NJ. L. Church.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Monroe are
the guests of Miss Alice Murray at the
Plains.
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Miss Jennie Townshend. who has been
visiting her brother, Mr.. Walter s. Towns
bend. and cousin, Mr.. William H. Towns
bend, of Thrift, has returned to her home.
ToWnshend's Delight.
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Mr.. ]. Marriott Hill is visiting his sisters.
who are spending the summer at Atlantic
City
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Mr.. F. Cuttings of Washington is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Harry Browne. near
Browne station.
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Representative and Mrs. Carlin have re-
turned from weeks stay at Atlantic
City.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank ]. Robinson re-
turned Wednesday from two weeks.
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EVANSVILLE SOCIETY.
,orrespoudence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The sur.
HYATTSvILLE. Md, July .. 1908.
DR. and Mrs. Charles A. wells leave
Monday morning for Capon Springs, w.
Va, to be gone about month.
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Mr. and Mrs. George b. Lucky anu
little son are in Deer Park. No. LOT
brief outing.
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Mrs j. B. Jack and family leave today
for Govanstown, Baltimore county. to
visit Mrs. Dosh. Mrs. Jacks sister. About
August l they leave Baltimore county for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-26

Mr.. J. E. Banes of the firm of Brown
ing & Banes of Washington moved into
his summer home in East Riverdale today.
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Miss Amelia Bowie of Baltimore is
visiting relatives in the lower section of
the county.
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Mr.. Paul Schiller of Danville. Pa, is
visiting his cousin. MIR. Norman Smith.
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Miss Elsie Petit is visiting Mrs. A
Price at Colonial Beach.
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Rich'S smart
footwear
cut i'm price.

cut i'm price.
/ What an opportune sale!
/ Just when you are pre-
| pairing to 60 away on your
summers jaunt, we in
| augurate this Semi-Annual
| Clearance Sale of Mems,
| Womens, Boys, Misses
and Children's Footwear,
and afford you the oppor-
tunity to buy the smart
est fashions and the high
est grades at saving of
soc to So a pair.
Just now the assortment
and lines Of sizes are good,
but the enormous selling
going on at present will
surely deplete the variety
which should be warm
ing enough to you to re-
spond at once.
Your attention is par
ticularly directed to the
splendid showing of Ties
and Pumps, in tan, black,
white canvas and white
buckskin and cravenette-
all the "swellest' fashions
which the elite are wear
ing, which are included,
of course, in the reduction.
WOmen's and misses.
G m for the $3.50
Po.OO grades.
C oS for theeS4.oo
Yo'0o grades.
C1OO for the $500
PT.oo and $3.50 grades.
ca CO for the 5000
P1'oO and $3.50 grades.
CC ~ for the $500
Po.OO and $3.50 grades.
Order by mail if you
cannot get here in person.
b. Rich S Sons,
Ten-one F St.-Cor. 10th.
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| Miss Mary Wallace of Washington is
| this county.
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Mrs. r. r. Fishburne and son Richard
are spending several weeks at Virginia
Beach.
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Mr. A. NJ. Clarke of Lynchburg. va, ha
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Louis Helm
on Cornwall street.
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Mrs. Harry M. Nalley of Mount Rainier
has returned to her home, after a pleasant
stay with her mother. Mrs. Henry Queen,
in lower Prince George county.
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Mrs I.ycurgus f.. Uhler is spending the
summer at Saratoga. where she Is the
CUES, of Mrs. NJ. E. Gibbons of Washing
ton.
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Miss Mary King of Baltimore is the
guest Of Miss Marguerite Field at her
home on King street.
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Lee Powell. have returned to their home
in New York.
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Mr.. NJ d. Baker and his daughter
| Miss Maude, recently enjoyed prie1 OUT
| ing at Colonial Beach, Va.
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Niagara Falls and points in Pennsylvania
Upon their return to Hyattsville they will
occupy the home of Mr.. Franklin G.. Ting
ley. the latter having decided to spend the
winter months in Washington.
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Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Eichberg are at At
lantic City for a few weeks.
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Mrs. Richard B. B. Chew. who has been
visiting friends in Marlboro for several
weeks, left Sunday last for Newark, n.
J. She was accompanied by her son. DR..
Albert Harden of Newark. Mrs. Chew
will shortly go to the mountains to spend
several weeks
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Mrs. William Bryant sand little Miss
Elizabeth Bryant are spending the sum-
mer at Crozet, Va.
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Mr. Linwood Kidwell has returned fro
visit to relatives in Baltimore.

Mr.. Cecil Kent Sherman Is visiting Mrs
Kate Waller Barrett at her cottage al
Cape Henry. where he went on his pri
vate launch.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Joyce of Washing
ton have been visiting friends in the
neighborhood of Sunnyside, near this
place.
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Messrs Arthur Feelmyer and Frank
Briele of Baltimore were the guests Sum
day of Mr.. II. Burton Glover.
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Mrs. Virginia Russell. Miss Mary Rus
sell and Miss Bessie Russell are visiting
Mrs. w. F. Fowler. near Charles Town
W. Va.
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Mr. George Dennis Johnston has re-
turned TO New York after short stay
at his old home in this city.
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Miss Petty of Washington is visiting
her sister, Mrs w. Berry Early, at
Brandywine, Prince George county.
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DR.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Weber have
returned from their extended bridal trip
to Atlantic City. Niagara Falls, Detroit.
Washington Mrs Weber is the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker,
Wine avenue
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Mr. E. B. Adams and family. Johnson
avenue, contemplate spending the month
of August at Cape May. n. j.
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Misses Ethel, Bessie and Musa King
are the guests of Miss Pauline Jordan in
Gordonsyille.
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Miss Anna Beale and Miss Margue rite
Beale. who have been visiting Miss Edit h
Goodhand. have returned to their home
In Baltimore
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Miss Bertha NJ. Phelps of Washington
is the guest of Miss Jessie Devlne or TINS
town,
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Miss Louisa Washington of Washing
ton is the guest of Miss Agnes Marshall.
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Mrs. w. J. Norford and Mrs Mason
Smith have returned to their home In
Rosena after a visit to relatives in this
city.
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Mrs. Charles Goodrich and Mrs. Willis
Goodrich have returned from a visit to
Mrs. Edwin d. Hook in Lynchburg
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Miss Elsie Snowden and Miss Edith
Snowden are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Samuel Wallis. on Seminary Hill.
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(Continued from Second Page.)

Miss Mary Bergin is spending her va
cation with relatives In Philadelphia and
New York.
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Miss Marian Fenwick of Langdon, D.
c., Is visiting her cousin Miss Cecilia
Fenwick, Columbia avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Francis Powell. who have
been making an extended visit at the
homo Of the former's father. Mr. Hugh
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Mr.. James w Mckee of Nottingham
Prince George county. has been visiting
friends here. Mr.. Mckee is treasurer
of the Nottingham Rod and Gun CLUB, To-
Gated on the PatuXent river.
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Mrs. John G. Holden and children left
this afternoon for Front Royal, Va,
where they will spend the balance Of the
summer, returning to Hyattsville the lat
ter part of September.
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Mr.. Charles Willoughby King is visiting
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
B. Rowland In Norfolk
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Mr.. E. b. Foster and family are visit
| ing friends and relatives in West Vir-
| pinia
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Miss Marie Fannon has returned from
trip to Quebec and Niagara Falls.
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Mr.. B. Powell Harrison of Baltimore /.
his mother here
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Miss Bessie r. Ball has returned from
an extended visit to Miss Margary Rouss
at Martinsburg, w. Va.
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Rev Edgar Carpenter has returned
from short visit to Bluemont
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Mr.. Edmund P. Hunter spent the week
end with relatives in Winchester.
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Mr.. John Graves Of Washington was
the weekend guest of Mr.. Richard Micou
on Seminary Hill.
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Mr.. Frank Dent of Townsend. this
county, left Thursday for visit to his
cousins, Col. j. Marshall Dent ana Dr.
w b. Dent, in ST. Mary county.
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Mrs Edward s. Leadbeater and Mr.
Clarence c. Leadbeater are visiting rela
tives at Sandy Spring, Md.
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Word has been received of the safe ar
rival in London of Prof. and Mrs. Launce-
lot NJ. Blackford of the Episcopal High
School.
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Miss Mary johnson has returned from a
visit to Miss Ida Foote at Catletts.
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Mrs. Mary Nicholson Moore of Savan
nah, Ga, is the guest of Mrs. William s
Greene, 81 North Washington street.
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Mesdames Horace Whitaker and Dallas
Erwin and Miss Ollie Snyder have re-
turned from a pleasant stay at Colonial
Reach