The Washington times., 1908-10-11

cure OF LAS A-.lA'tr N--tAC lac Ff-AA II
main for the winter.
The host Of friends of Guy Camp, Of
Chevy Chase. VIII have the pleasure
Of hearing him as the Orsanist at old
Falls Church next Sunday morning, and
al the same lime listen to the Rev.
DR.. Pond, formerly rector of Christ
Church AT Chicago, TnO Will fiji the
Episcopal pulpit Sunday morning.
Last Monday night a large number
Of the members of the Fails Church
Village Improvement Society and their
friends We're handsomely entertained at
the home of Miss Matte Gundry after
the business session Of the society.
Miss AIabella Drummer, who has been
on an extended trip to relatives and
friends in New York, returned to her
Fails Church home Sunday.
Mrs. Nathan Banks, Of East End, has
as her house guest her sister, Mrs
Emma Lugar, Of Sea Cliff, l. l.
Chang Pc Luns, superintendent Of
public instruction in Tin TsiQ, China,
paid a special visit TO the home OF =
ID. Tripo, OF Falls Church, the past
week. MI. Trips son. the Rev. Percy
Trip left Falls Church over a year
ago TO accept a position under the
Chinese government in the University at
Tin Tsin, China Chang Pc Lung brings
most hattering reports OF the work and
popularity Of Mr. Trip
Mrs. Jessie c. Walraven. Of Warren
tOntOn, Va, was the guest at the home
OF F. II Caldwell, on Washington
street, this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dent, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chamberlain, VINO have been summerina,
aa1I LING
Nellie Green, on Washington street,
have returned TO the city for the winter.
Eugene NIcNaira, who has been alb
sent from Falls Church for several
months on business for Uncle sam out
West, returned 10 his Fails Church
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard Drummer
have returned 10 Fails Church after a
delightful trip 20 the Natural Bridge
ana other interesting parts Of Virginia
Walter WestcOtt, who sold his home
in Falls Church last week moved his
family 10 Washington on Monday. They
viii be very much missed by their
many friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parker and
daughter, Miss Gertrude Of Barton Vt
are guests Of Fred Parker, on Great
Falls street.
Miss Lottie Brown and c. z. Love, Of
Washington, were recent guests of MI
and Mrs. Lester Drummer, OF Falls
Church.
Miss Pearl Bayley, after a pleasant
visit TO her friend, Miss Eva Birch, has
returned TO Washington, D. c.
Miss Addle sponord has returned to
Washington for the winter
DR.. R. A Quick and Robert McGroarty
left Fails Church Tuesday a n
tended Northern trip
The many friends Of Miss Christine
Quick are welcoming her back to Falls
Church.
At a meeting held in the Baptist
Church at Fails Church last Sunday aft
ernoOn. Miss Il Reed organized a sun
beam Society by the election of the fol-
lowing officers. Miss Bertha Priest.
president: Miss Mabel Shotwen. vice
president; Miss Virginia Richardson,
secretary, and Clarence ShOtWeu, treas
urer. There were abOu- fifteen members
who formed the society.
Misses Ida Thomas and bertha Priest
entertained their sunday SCnOOl classes
az the home Of the Rev. w O. S.
-T--Omas last Saturday After a number
Of games indoors and outdoors and most
enjoyable refreshments, the happy com
parry went on a chestnut hunt and en-
Joyed delightful afternoon.
Miss Emily T. Newman. aged twenty
one years, died at the home of nor par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Newman, of
Falls Church. Saturday night October
3. and was buried Monday in OakwOOd
Cemetery at Falls Church
Mrs ". o. s. Thomas is On visit to
her mother in Baltimore
Mrs Henry Burns has returned to
Fails Church after a pleasant visit TO
Anandale, Va.
MI. and Mrs. Gavin Hendrick. Of Bal
limOre. were weekend guests of Mrs
Elizabeth c. Hendrick at FAN Church
the past week
DR.. T C. Quick and wife have re-
turned TO Fails Church after pleasant
stay at Atlantic City.
The Rev. T. W. Fisher. of Vienna,
has returned after q summer at his cot
tage at Thousand Islands.
J.. G. Day. of Vienna. has accepted a
position at the Y NJ c A. in Washing
ton, y. c.
GLOBE SIGHTS.
a really dangerous man generally tries
to avoid trouble
1t is all right to hope. if you don't
neglect your work to 10 1t.
Investigation VIII reveal that every
E--natured man is a sick man.
A farmer would rather drive twenty
i've miles than write q letter
\ Srcat many victims Of lazincss are
posing as victims OF hard times.
A woman never has a valise so large
hst II can be closed without squeez-
4ng.
II n woman has n husband and four
children, II means that she has to do
the thinking and planning for sIx.-At-
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