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HOT SPELL SENDS
MANY ON VACATION

Mrs. Downing, OF Thirteenth and
Lawrence streets, left last Thursday for
an extended trip TO New. England, Hail
fax and Canada.
Mrs. Braddock, the Misses Pauline and
Roberta Braddoclx, and Edward Carpsn-
ter are spending two weeks at Piney
Point Nd.
Mr.. and FRS. William Donaldson Lun-
dy and little daughter Margaret are
visiting Mrs. Carrie Julien. Of Newton
street.
left recently for a trip to Boston by
sea.
Mrs. Galladay and daughter. Ina. OF
Thirteenth and Irving streets. are visit
ing in Woodstock. Va.
Miss Ruth Lyons. Of 1903 Irving street,
is visiting at the home OF her uncle,
Thomas Lyons, OF Tippetts, Nd.
ouinton Haig. of New York. was the
recent guest OF Ralph Simons, OF
Fourteenth and Jackson streets.
Miss Roselle Belaski, Of Cumberland.
Nd, who has been the guest or Miss
Helen Scannell, Of Hamlin street, has
left for Kensington. Nd.
Miss Rachel johnson, Of Jackson
street. is spending g IA nth with friends
in central Pennsylvania
Mrs Elizabeth Daniels. OF Newton
street, has left for an extended trip to
New England. Canada and Halifax
Mrs J. snycer Noel and daughter.
Kathleen, will leave shortly for q twos
weeks stay IN Ocean City, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E MolstersSne
family, of North street, have gone to
Philadelphia, Pa, where they viii spend
fortnight.
Mrs. and Mrs. h c. Etc. OF Monroas
street, left last SATURDAY for. g. trip To-
HoIlykBe achs-NssI.
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GOES To VIRGINIA
TO INSPECT MILK
Assistant Chief Lane to Aid
in Bettering City
Supply.

To further the work being done by
Dr. woodward, Health Officer of tho
District, In cooperation with the Blu
reau OF Animal Industry, for better
ment of the milk supply of Washington,
c. h, Lane, assistant chief Of the dairy
division, has gone to Round Hill, Va
where he will make a thorough inspec-
ton of the dairy farms In that vicinity
which send milk TO this city. The Of
ficiaIs of the bureau believe that much
can be done toward insuring a supply
OF good. pure milk for Washington
and everything possible along this line
will be done.
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Miss Jennie C. Johnson, of the proof
di ision, is on a vacation for a month.
relatives and friends at her old home N
Boston, Mass.
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Joseph Z. Cooley, OF the monotype
division. was one of the first to return
from the Boston convention. He reports
a large attendance and a splendid time.
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Mrs. Annie Updike. wife Of E NJ
Ipdike. died at the home OF her brother.
Inward cannon, near Laurel Mills, Va,
where she was on a visit Ts1snboid
FEVER was the cause OF death She is
survived BY q husband, young son,
daughter. mother, three sisters and
TOUT brothers. Mrs. Updike came 70
Falls Church three wears ago from
Rappahannock county.
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James w. Walker, a former employe
of The Office who worked under Fore
man Cottle, in the old fourth division,
called at the office the first of the week
and was warmly greeted by his old
friends. Mr.. Walker, who is now gen
eraI superintendent Of the insurance de-
partment of the Knights Of Pythias for
Indiana and Ohio, with headquarters in
Indianapolis, is in Washington on busi-
ness.
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Among the employees going on vaca-
tons from the linotype division the past
week were J. r. Lehman, n. E, Nash,
?. NJ Reeder, NJ. E. Towers. G. z. Wal
teTs. r. w. Kendall, r. r. billiard, and
". R Lightfoot.
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Thomas p. Rooney, of the foundry di-
vision. has returned from Cape Cod,
where he has been spending his veca-
ton with his family.
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William NJ. LapOTte. of the foundry
division. is on his vacation, which he
Will spend at nearby summer resorts.
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Government Printing OfflCe8

On the new personnel and grievance
board recently organized by the Public
Printer.
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Miss Ella Wallace. of the proof di-
ytsions has been spending the week IN
Boston, Mass. on. a vacation, and, in
cidentally attending the international
Typographical Union convention.
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alIChurd6
MINISTER LEAVES
ON HIS VACATION
The Rev. H. A. Beach Takes
Grandson on Ten
Days Trip.

The Rev. H. A Beach and grandson,
Albert II. Lester. left Falls Church last
Saturday for a ten dsys' trip 10 Long
Island
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John S. StoweH, Albert Terfinger, and
Archie HiIlyard. soldier boys of the
document division, returned the first of
the week from military duty. Mr.. Teri
linger and Mr.. Hillyard are now on
week 3 leave
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A. /. Mudd, chief clerk of the division
of publications, who has spent his an
nual vacations at Atlantic City for the
past twenty years without missing
season, viii leave wednesday for that
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Mr.. Frank Thomson ard fsDaUv
nave returned to East End after a
pleasant visit TO Bull Run Mountain
and Colonial Beach
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The Rev. Mr. Garland, Of Richmond.
Va. was the guest Of the Rev. " 6
o. Thomas, on Little Falls street his
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The following have been given tenn
pOTaTy appointments as keyboard Oper-
ators in the monotype division: s. NJ.
Holt, B. n. BuCkhOlz. ". II. Rowe. c.
W. Layer
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William c. Conner, of the bindery.
VINO Is president of the New York
State Club, left on Wednesday evening
for Atlantic city for a few days rest,
after which he will start on a trip
through the State OF New York.
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Frank Wallace, foreman OF printing,
will leave tomorrow for Bedford Springs,
Pa, 20 spend his vacation
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Mr. and Mrs Sharp and rsiId. 81
Washington are spending the month of
august at the home of 8Ir. Smoot, on
Washington street.
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Levi Patterson, OF the proof division,
viii visit his boyhood home in Ohio
while attending The Grand Army EN-
campment at Toledo.
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Marion 3. Richmond, of the proof di-
vision, is spending his leave in the
New England States.
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DR.. Dewitt Faucet, OF Baltimore,
paid visit to local friends last week.
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Joseph a. Arnold. assistant chief OF
the division Of publications. is at At
lantic City for a few days. He will re-
turn Tuesday.
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Mrs. ]. +. Royston and children have
returned TO Falls Church after a pleas
ant visit OF some weeks at the home OF
Mrs. Trussell, her mother, in Clare
county, Va.
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J. ". Carter, John O'DOnoghue. r. W.
Burgess, G. +. PuTdy, and A. J. Wads
worth, Of the monOtype division. have
returned from their vacations.
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Horace B. Ware, Of the linotype di-
vision. has returned from Meridian,
Conn, where he spent two weeks of mis-
annual leave.
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J. P. Cromwell, OF the linotype d.
vision, is spending a vacation of two
weeks at atlantic City.
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James Ii. Heslet. of the proof division.
has as guest at his home his aunt. Mrs
Dr. LOngshOTe. of Topeka, Kan, who is
in Washington for a visit
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John z Smith, of the mOnotype divi-
sion. left yesterday for New York State,
where he viii spend two weeks of his
leave and also attend the ratification OF
the Republican nominee for Vice Presi-
dent
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c. n. Cove. OF the job division. left
on Friday for Niagara Falls. While
away ne VIII visit his married daugh-
ters in Ohio, one OF whom lives at
Cleveland and the other at Akron He
viii be accompanied by his wife and
youngest daughter and will be absent
nineteen DAYS
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c. W. Bridweu, of the job division,
who is on leave for two weeks, is
cruising in Chesapeake bay as the guest
OF c. II. COe, of the Treasury division
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The Rev Thomas Semmes, OF Rich
mond, has been called by the members
OF the Episcopal Church. at Falls
flock.
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Thomas F. Hendren, assistant in
charge Of the bookkeeping section, Of
fee superintendent OF documents. is
spending fifteen days at Atlantic City.
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Michael Harris, foreman of the case
making and stamping division of the
bindery, has returned from a trip OF
week 10 New York city and Long Is
land n y.
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Pressmen granted leave of absence the
past week included r. II. Brooks. ID.
A Self, c. d. Parsons, A. R. Gill,
Charles N. Black, Harry c. Webb. John
J. Callahan. and William F. McCloskey.
Pressfeeders leaving for vacations in
cluded Mrs. Eva A Dant, Miss Helen
M Cote, Mrs. Jennie Baylie, Miss An
ma Keefe, Miss Blanche Keefe, Miss
Margaret Mcmahon, c. A. Hickey, and
Jacob Stadtler a counter.
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Capt z. II. Brian, of the electrical
div lsiOn. made a fine showing with the
heavy artillery of Company E. Second
Regiment, District National Guard, at
the encampmeut at Fort Hunt.
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W. NJ. Hays, Assistant Secretary OF
the Department OF Agriculture, has
returned from an extended vacation
spent at St. Anthony Park, MINI
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Miss Taylor. Of Washington, Is the
guest Of her friend, Miss susie David
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Charles W. Summers, of the Job d.
vision, has gone to the mountains of
West Virginia 10 join his family and
spend his vacation
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". J. McAvoy. of the money order
division. is on fifteen days leave After
a short trip TO New York city he will
return 70 Washington to spend the re-
mainder OF his leave.
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Edward A. Muirgan, of the foundry
Atlantic City to spend his vacation.
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Miss Margaret Rison, OF Washington.
was the guest or Mrs James BrIuer.
near Falls Church, this week
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Reagan Henderson, Of the pamphlet
bindeTy has returned to duty after
spending two weeks with the District
Guard in camp.
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Mrs a T. Crossman and daughter
are spending the summer at the home
Of Mr.. Thomas L kimbau at Falls
Church.
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Franklin WEIGH and DIT i. j. Glenn
ents, OF the monotype division. have
been, detailed TO the cost-keeping sec
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Edward Z. Lipphard, office superin-
tendent of documents, IS on leave OF alb
sence for 8 week.
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Jesse F. Grant. OF the mOnotype di-
vision. is spending a vacation OF two
weeks at Atlantic City.
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J. +. Keefe, of the job division, &C
companied by his family, Is spending
three weeks at Colonial Beach.
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J. w. Michael. foreman OF the JOB
division, has joined his family at Col
OniaI Beach, where they have a cottage
for the season. he is on leave for
seventeen days.
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have been transferred TO the interior
division
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Miss Eva Hurd, OF the division OF pub
lieatiens, has returned from a vacation
trip to Colorado.
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Miss Lulu Lewis and Miss Ella Lewis,
OF the Bureau OF Plant Industry, are
spending a month at Atlantic City.
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George William Hin chief Of the d.
vision of publications. who has been
i'll for some time, was able 20 resume
his duties at the department the past
week
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w. s. stamper. of the Bureau OF AMI
nal Industry. has returned from Blue
Ridge mountains, Va. where. With his
family, he spent his vacation
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Thomas J. Cason, inspector in the
sanitary division, Is spending a vacation
OF two weeks at Virginia Beach
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Sanford B. Campbell, of the press
division, has been transferred to the
Congressional Library division
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DELEGATES RETURN
FROM CONVENTION
Typos Report Enjoyable
Time at Annual Gather
ing This Year.

The delegates and visitors returning
from the annual convention of the IN
ternational Typographical Union held in
Boston, Mass. the past week, report a
busy convention and a splendid time,
the entertainment provided by the Bos-
ton printers being of the gilt edge
order. The Government Printing once
and the downtown printers were well
represented at the convention, a very
large delegation having attended from
Washington.
Mrs. Johnson, wife Of Joe NJ. john
son, Of the proof division, represented
the local Woman's Auxiliary as dele
gate TO the international Woman 5
Auxiliary.
Miss Annie c. Wilson, of the mono
type division. an eX-delegate and a
new member OF the board of trustees
of the Union Printers Home. advanced
the novel idea OF securing large en-
dowment fund for the home by solicit
ing contributions. The Washington dele.
gates supported st. Joseph, No, as the
next convention city. which won after
a strong fight.
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The sick list in the press division
includes the names of Mrs. Jennie
BOTst. Miss NJ i. Collins. Mrs Lulu
Downs. Miss A. d. Goss. Mrs. Kath-
crime Mckee, Miss Mary E Henckel,
and Mrs Lizzie Moore
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Miss Eleanor z. Hegeman. office sup |
erintendent Of, documents. has been /
granted a vacation of two weeks
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L A. Neuer has been transferred from
the office or the superintendent OF docu-
ments to the office of the private secrc-
tarv 10 the Public Printer.
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The following employees Of the lob
division have returned from their va
cations: Edwin L. Howes, Hoyt A.
Holton. 5. s Culbertson. W. s. Nc
Curdy. 7. +. Nicholson, and G II.
Leighton.
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Thomas Franklin Morgan, chief of
the monotype division. accompanied by
his wife. is spending his vacation OF
three weeks visiting in Virginia.
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Miss J. J. Schaake, OF the Bureau 0
Statistics, returned 10 office Tuesday
after two weeks absence on accoun
OF the Illness Of a relative.
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OF several weeks spent at Colonial
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis J. Smith and their
son, Golden, have left for g visit to
washington, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Kari, accom-
panied by their son, Prof. Fulton Kari
left yesterday for trip 10 Boston by
sea.
Roger Melting and wife, who have
been visiting relatives in Laurel, Nd,
nave returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Utz. of North
Randie Highlands. have returned from
a visit among relatives in Portsmouth,
Va.
Miss Sally Harding. OF Q street. is
away for a two months vacation in
Maryland.
Lee Hambly and family have reached
home, after a stay with relatives at
Hagerstown, Md.
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Mr.. John Harvey. OF Chicago, is the
guest OF his cousin, Mr.. J. r. 2oyston.
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Il has been remarked by some Of the
observing ones that the best anudote
for illness among the employees is the
Saturday half holiday.
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ent of documents, Is entertaining her
brother and wife, who are spending a
few days In the city before returning
TO the nome IN Pennsylvania after visit
10 Atlantic City
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The Rev. F. A. Strother is conduct
ing a revival meeting at the II. z.
Church South. at Dunn Lorinz, Va.
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Morris Cohen office superintendent or
documents, has been spending a few
days at Atlantic City.
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W P. Gouchenour. of the accounts di-
vison. Bureau OF Plant Industry. LETT
Thursday for Colonial Beach 10 spend g
vacation OF q month.
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DR.. NJ c Lupton and family are Wis
iting friends and relatives IN Winches-
ter ana Luray
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Miss Sara Abbott, office superintend-
ent of documents, has been granted
leave of absence for two weeks
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David .. WeInstein, office superin-
tendent of documents, has returned TO
duty after spending three weeks al At
lants, Ga.
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G. II Babbtt, of the Bureau Of Sta
tistics. Is spending a two weeks vaca-
ton at Round Hill, Va.
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Mrs Whitside and son, Of Washing
ton. who have been the guests Of Mrs.
z. c. Hendrich. on Washington stree,
left for their home Monday.
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Miss Margaret Seay. Miss Bertha
Priest and Miss Ethel Payne left We'd
neday for a trip to Luray, Va, whaTs
they will visit friends.
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J. c. Cochran. Of the Bureau Of AMI
NAL Industry, has started on trip 70
Boston by water. and viii later spend
a week at wildwood, n. J.
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William Z. Lorentz, of the pamphlet
bindeFy, is spending fifteen days in
Maryland.
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resort, accompanied by his daughter
Miss Louise.
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Mrs. Rose Williams. who has been
confined to her home here for several
months on account Of illness, has re-
gained her health sufficiently to go out
driving
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Robert Robinson TomplCins. OF the ap-
pointment division. is spending a month
at Atlantic City on vacation.
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Mr.. G.. ". Halsted, OF Centerville, has
sold his farm Of 406 acres TO Mr.. T ".
Grimes, o. Loudoun county, Va.
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William II. Drayton, Of the first divi-
gone South TO spend his vacation.
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Among the first division employees
leaving Thursday for fifteen day VaCa-
tiOns were William L. Pierce, Ozias 5,
Webster, John W. Clark, George J.
WOOugaJe. James II. Irwin. and Harry
B. Major.
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Miss Reed and Miss Priest were in
attendance at the Baptist Association.
held in Loudoun county this week
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Miss Julia E. Bullock. OF the division
of publications, is taking her vacation.
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Thomas Moseley. of the foundry di-
vision, viii spend his annual vacation
at Colonial Beach
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Master Earle DonneIly, OF Washing
ton. is the guest Of his cousin, Master
Frank Tompson, at East End.
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Carey r. King, OF the first division
with his family, is spending a vacatSon
of seventeen days in West Virginia
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big hay party enjoyed the full moon
iaSt Monday night, and went in a four
horse team from Falls Church TO AIex-
andTla city. where they assembled ct
me home of a friend, enjoying a de-
Eghtful musical program
among the party were Misses Ruth
McintuIf, India Palmer. Margaret and
Annie Seay. Bertha and Ethel Priest,
and Ethel Payne; and Messrs. ". T.
farroIt, Freeman, John Seay, Joe Mari,
u lckney Browning. Robert Roberts.
and Frank Stiokney.
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Mr.. and FRS. William Donaldson Lun-
dy and little daughter Margaret are
visiting Mrs. Carrie Julien. Of Newton
street.
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Miss Sadie S. Wood and Miss G. Ram
bough. OF the division OF publications.
will leave this week TO spend their va
cations at Atlantic City.
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Mrs Samuel E. Wheatley has an
nounced the engagement Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Lyons, to Leonard ".
GrOOmes. Of this place. The wedding
will take place September Is AT S.
Johns Episcopal Church, Bethesda. and
will be followed by reception II Mrs
Wheatleys country home, MoreIand.
near Bethesda. The bride-to-be is a
daughter OF the late Commissioner
Samuel z. WheatIey, of Washington.
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Lieut., Harry c. McCammon. of the
front office watch, is on a vacation for
thirty days, which he Will spend with
a party of friends at Thousand Islands
and other points of interest in New
YORK State.
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George II. Echterman and family have
removed 10 their new dwelling, which
has been completed on Mount View
place.
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Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin, who has been
al Colonial Beach for several weeks.
has returned.