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The Washington times., 1908-11-22
LODGE OF MASONS
IN MINSTREL SHOW

A minstrel performance and dance
was given under the auspices of Ana
costa Lodge. No z. F. and A NJ. last
Friday evening in the Masonic Hall I'm
AnaCOstia. Members Of the Masonic
frate -nity were present in large num-
bers. The minstrel troupe was COM
posed Of Charles A. Stevens. Simon A
Bube, Carries F. Roberts, James Nc
PhersOn. Milton J. Fillius, Samuel w
Humphrey. Samuel +. Shields. Howard
Griffith, Wilbur 5. Dodge. Warren Toll
son, Edgar BaldersOn, Samuel J. Ffllius
Wilbur T., Lawrence George II. Copes,
James W Marbury, and Eugene z.
Thompson.
Charles ]. James acted as the inter
locutor. Numerous popular songs were
sung by the company and Charles A
Stevens was heard in a banjo speciality.
The performers were frequently called
upon 70 repeat their acts, and the en-
tertalnment was a creditable and en-
Joyable one. Dancing followed. The en-
tertalnment committee was composed Of
Eugene r. Thompson. chairman. sam
uel w. Humphrey. Charles A. Stevens
and Milton J. Fillius
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CHAPTER
IN SPECIAL SESSION

4 special meeting Of Electa Chan
ter, No. ?, Order Of the Eastern Star.
was held in the Masonic Hall, Anacos-
tia, Thursday evening. when the Off
GERS Of the grand chapter of the Dis
trict made their visitation. The han
was decorated with palms, autumn
leaves and chTysanthemums, the work
Of Adolphus Guide, a member Of the
chapter. The attendance was large
all the grand officers being present. A
cordial greeting was extended bv Mrs
Carrie Smith, the worthy matron of me
chapter The reports of the secretary
and treasurer were highly gratffvins
and received the commeadation of Mrs
Julia Streator, the worthy grand ma
iron, and of William f. GUIDE. the
worthy grand patron, both of whom
made addresses on the work of the
chapter and of the order in the Dis-
triCt.
Handsome gifts we're made to the
grand officers preseE' Charles f. Rob
erts sang two barytont. solos, ana Mrs
Anna farrell gave recitatious. Mrs
Lucy Colbert, grand conductress from
Massachusetts, made some interesting
remarks,
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Wedding of Miss Lucy Haywood Young
Of Especial Interest in Suburb

A late afternoon wedding OF special
interest TO Anacostians, was that on
last Thursday, of Miss Lucy Haywood
Young. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Hamilton Young, and Walter Rey-
nolds Powell, son OF J, z. Powell. OF
Rosecroft, near this place. at st. Johns
Episcopal Church. Rev Edward S. Dun
lap officiating. The ushers who seated
the large gathering were Everett Peck
of New York; Lester Morgan Speir, Ed
ward c. Robinson. and William HamiI-
ton Young, brother Of the bride.
The brides only attendant was Miss
Mary Barbour Gaines, of Bro5kIand,
D. c., und J. Harry Mcdowell was best
man. The bride came into church with
her mother, and was modishIy attired
IN brown cloth, trimmed with soutache
braid, with a velvet hat of the same
shade trimmed with brown plumes. Miss
Gaines wore brown crepe de chine, made
on directOire model. ana brown beaver
hat She carried an aTmful OF pink
carnations. Mrs. Young wore black
crepe de chine trimmed with rare old
lace. a hat Of black velvet. and had on
a cOrsage bouquet OF violets Imme-
diately after the ceremony the bride
and bridegroom left for New York, from
where they viii sail for Porto Rico.
Their future home will be In New York.
Among the Out-Of-tOwn guests were
Mrs. John u. Rose, Of Henderson, n.
C., and Miss Elizabeth Rose. sister and
niece of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Pitt
Baker, OF New York, Mr. and Mrs
John Long, and the Misses Long, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Stedman. all
OF philadelphia, and Mrs. Alice Corn
well, Of New York
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hall, at which several hundred people
were served.
Two oxen stolen several days ago
from J. W. +. BealI. at Bolton, Charles
county, Md. were recovered. partly
through the agency Of Policeman j. G.
Heide, OF the AnacOstia force. The
Washington police department was ro-
tined OK the theft and was furnished
with description OF the stolen ami
mails. A messenger was sent to the Ana
ccscIa station from Bolton win infor-
matiCn concerning the robbery, and he
learned from Policeman Heide that
Fred Johnson, who has a farm at Sill
yer Hil, Nd. had purchased two such
LOT 30. The man went there and
identified the animals
The man who sold the oxen to Mr..
Johnson was met on the road and when
asked 20 explain the matter he returned
The money that he had received from
the sale Of the animals There will be
no prosecution.
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- * - ROCKVILLE = x =
c. O.P. SPENDS $9O5
DURING CAMP AIGN
County Committee Treasurer
Has Report Ready-Dem-
ocrats Use SIG.

ROCKVILLE. Md, Nov. 21-The re-
port Of Wills 3. Burdette, treasurer OF
tie Republican county committee for
this county. showing receipts and eK-
pendl, res for the recent election. is
practically ready for filing in the county
clerks office. 1t shows receipts amount
ing, in round numbers. to 1,23O; expend-
lures, $500. leaving a balance in the
hands of the treasurer of $S25. The
largest contributor was the chairman
OF the Congressional committee for the
district, the sum being $1,000
Robert c. Hilton. treasurer OF the
Democratic committee for the county,
also has his report In readiness for nj
ing. His receipts amounted TO STA; ex-
DendituTes, $I16: balance. SIS. The Iarg-
est single contributor was state Senator
Blair Lee, who gave 500.
The following marriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk Of the circuit
Edgar FriedIander. age 20. New York
city, and Miss Myrtle Ssyle, age Is,
Fredericksburg Va.
George Victor Curtis. ., of Unity,
Nd, and Miss Mabel Parsley, 10, OF
Lay Hill, Nd.
In tearing down an old dwelling house
on the property Of John g. England. the
workmen found a brick stamped with
the date 1888 II was In q good state
Of preservation.
About q year ago Jacob Poss bought
at tax sale for $50 what Is known as
the Rock Spring Hotel property, located
near Glen Echo, on the Conduit road.
AS the property was not redeemed with.
In the time allowed by law, title and
possession passed to POss about two
Washington. surviving trustee OF the
estate OF Clarence E Earnest, has
brought suit 10 recover. II IS said to be
worth about $1,000
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ENTERS
LANNON HOME

Mrs. Elizabeth Lannon. whose home
is on Railroad avenue, reported to the
police station Saturday that some time
that day her house had been entered
by an unknown white man, who gained
admitanCe through a rear window. He
ransacked the bureau drawers cn the
first floor and secured a leather pocket
book containing $3.50 and 5oIne car
tickets. He then left the house by a
back door. She was unable 10 give a
description OF the thief
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SPECIAL SERVICES
AROUSE INTEREST

A series Of special services held dur
ing the past week in several of the
churches has aroused unusual interest
among the members OF the cOngrega-
tons. This was particularly true in St.
Theresa's Church, at Thirteenth and V
streets, where a mission for women
was started by priests of St. Vincent de
Paul. The priests are from German
town, Pa. and are the Rev. f. P Elan
nigan. the Rev. Thomas Mcdonnell, and
the Rev. J. c. Maher. Father FIanni-
gan conducted a mission at oxen Hill,
Nd, at St Ignatius' Church.
In the AnacOstia Methodist Episcopal
Church large congregations took part in
the revival conducted by the Rev.
Joseph A. LETTERS, the pastor, and at
which the singing of a choir OF fifty
voices has been a feature.
In the Baptist Church, Thirteenth and
" streets, the Rev. /. 7, Mays, pastor
of the Baptist Church at PlainvieW.
Texas, spoke to large audiences. The
Garden Memorial Church had a week
of special services conducted by the
pastor, the Rev. George NJ. Cummings.
At a meeting Sunday of the congre-
cation Of the Anacostia Baptist Church
following the IL O'Clock service. it was
voted to extend a call to the Rev.
Frank l.. BdTdenS of Philadelphia, Pa,
to become the pastor. Edgar r. Balder-
stOn presided at the meeting. Fifty
four votes were cast, Mr., Bardens re-
CeiVing fOTty-One.
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church OF Our Saviour met al the home
OF Miss Jane Cook. Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. MacKay have
returned from a ten days visit in New
York city.
Mrs. Charles Z. Afolster entertained
the officers and teachers Of the Church
Of Our Saviour at her home on Ninth
street, for the monthly meeting Mon
day.
Mrs. Zoninger and Mrs. Harry Zol-
linger entertained the Ladies Guild Of
the Church OF Our Saviour at their
home, On Newton street. Wednesday
afternoon. The next meeting Of the
Guild will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Z. holster, on Ninth street,
December ?.
Miss Hattie Pollard, Of Alexandria.
Va, was the guest Of Miss Rebecca
Lemon at her home on Newton street,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kautenburg, Of Newton
street. have returned from a trip TO
Chicago.
William Weber. of Baltimore. was
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Jaeger, Of
Ninth street, for a lew days this week.
Harry Mumford. OF Tenth street has
returned after visiting in Philadelphia.
Alfred Gather, who has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Gather at her home on
Ninth street, has returned to his home,
Sea Girt, y. !.
Ralph Molster. OF Ninth street. who
has been visiting at Portsmouth, Ohio,
has returned.
Colonel GOOdlOe and Mrs. G0odl0e
have closed their summer home and
have gone 70 Washington for the win
ter season
David G. Chessman, who has been
visiting IN Aberdeen, Ohio, has returned
TO his home on Newton street
Mt. John A UrbanOwicz is home,
after a TWO weeks visit in Cleveland.
Ohio.
Mrs Claire Matthias. OF GordonsviIIe,
Va, is the guest OF Mrs. Harry ZOl-
hnger, OF Newton street.
Joseph Ralph, Of Newton street. has
returned from a visit in Chicago.
William Quinn. OF Monroe street. 10
home. after visiting in Jackson, Mich.
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QUIET MARRIAGE
GREAT SURPRISE
No One But Brides Family
Knew of Miss Dale's
Wedding.

TO the great surprise OF their friends.
Miss Nellie Dale, daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. David Dale, residing near Laurel.
and D. NJ. Haslup. son Of John Haslup.
were quietly married in Washington a
few days ago. No one was let into the
| secret, but the parents of the bride. The
couple returned to Laurel on late car.
and left yesterday for their future home
in the South, where Mr.. Haslup has a
position with one of the cotton mills
Miss Isabelle Rand is visiting friends
in Washington.
Mrs. Mary Brehme IS spending sew
eral weeks with her son, Mr.. Waters
Brehms. OF New York.
John H. Phair, who has been quite
sick for some weeks past is able 10 be
out again.
Frank Tenbrock, Of Asbury Park. N
J., Is the guest OF the family OF James
Fairall.
Miss Sarah Milstead has gone to Ath-
ems, CO, where she will spend the win
ter months.
Mrs. J. w. Robey, of Taylorstown.
Va, is the guest Of her mother, Mrs
Lena Sigafoose. on Second street.
George OIdheId. OF washington, was
the recent guest OF his brother, Samuel
Oldheld.
Miss Helen Crandle has been quite
sick for the past week.
Mrs. Mary FederIine and children.
who have been spending a few weeks
with relatives here, have returned 10
their home In South California.
Mrs. John II Leatherwood. OF Mt
Airy, ND, IS the guest OF her daughter,
Ars- George Fairali and Mrs. w. Mari
IN Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scott have re-
turned from visit TO relatives and
friends at Upperville. Va.
Mrs. Pauline Martin. of Washington.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. WI
liam II Dorsey. on Eleventh street
Mrs. N. F. Johnson has been quite
seriously III at her home near Laurel,
for some time.
MT and Mrs. J. 3. Ennis and daugh-
ter Miss Ennis, have removed 10 Wash
ingtOu for the winter months.
There will be a union service on
Thanksgiving Day at the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church at II O'Clock
in the morning. The Rev. George W
Alexander. pastor OF the First Baptist
Church, will preach the sermon.
r. Aubrey Gray has received q we'll
deserved promotion in the Government
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Phelps are the
happy parents Of a fine son.
Mrs. Joseph Walch and son, Of Land
over. Nd. is the guest Of her mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins, on MOHtgOm-
cry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter House, Of Wash
ingtOn, are the guests OF the family Of
George Fairall.
Mt and Mrs. Richard Broaden, OF
BeTWyn. Nd, were the recent guests I
of the latters mother Mrs. John
CTandle.
Mrs George L. Douglass has returned /
from a visit to friends in Washington /
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BIRTH RATE SHOWS
G3OWTH OF COUNTY
Statistics of Montgomery In
dictate Gain of PAS in
Population.

The annual report of Dr. Claiborne H
Mannar. health officer for Montgomery
county. which has just been presented,
gives the following statistics;
Births for the year, white, 428; cOlOred,
145: total. SO
Deaths. white, 1877: colored. 131; total,
6Zo-shoWing the number Cf births 10 be
245 IN excess Of the deaths.
Of this gain in the uatiVe-bOrn pOpu-
latiOn the whites are credited with e3l,
the blacks with but Is, But this is a
better showing for the negro race than
that of last year, when its death rate
exceeded its birth rate by l9.
The causes Of death are given as fol-
lows; Scarlet fever. 1; Mphtheria. p
typhoid. 1; alcoholism. T. found dead. s.,
meningitis, 6; whoOping c)ugh, s. DTUn-
chitis. 10. la grippe. 10; cancer, Il, old
age. a; accident. Is; cholera infantum.
IS; heart disease. %; inaniuJn, 20; kidney
disease. q; apopIexy and paralysis, Soi
pneumonia. 81; tuberculosis, 66.
DR. Mannar emphasizes the import
ance TO the public Of paying more atten-
ton 10 efforts to stamp out and prevent
the ravages Of the great white plague
one death out Of every FIVE during the
year having been caused by tubercu-
losis.
A very pleasant concert was given
at home Of the Montgomery Club,
on Wednesday evening last, which was
enjoyed by a large company Those
who took part were Mrs. Thomas Tai
bolt. Misses Priscilla Dawson, Rose
Armstrong. Mary Ford, Lula Smith.
and Messrs- William Prettyman. Z. J.
4
Miss Katherine Thomas, OF Virginia,
Is the guest OF Miss Bessie Green.
Miss Vivian Waters, OF Germantown,
is spending "a while with Mrs. George
NJ. Hunter, OF Rockville.
Miss Priscilla Dawson. has as her
guest Miss Griffith, daughter Of Judge
David Griffith, OF Redland.
Mai John Mcdonald and wife have
returned from their honeymoon trip and
gone 10 their country home at Potomac.
The Rockville Euchre Club was en-
tertained this week by Mrs. Harry
Buck. Among those present were Mes
DANES Robert y. Baylics. John Il Bru-
nette, George P. Henderson, Annie Nc
CURE, Harry Buck, Wits L. Moore,
Leonard i. Nicholson. Robert b. Peter.
and Misses Elsie England, Rose VII
Iiams. Ethel Lyddane, Daisy Hege,
Mary Lyddane, Louise EdmOnstone.
The prizes were won by Mrs Brunette.
Mrs. Moore, and Miss Daisy Hege.
II is announced tina. Miss Della Lewis.
OF KemptOWn. Frederick county. and
MT. j. BruueT Beau. OF Damascus, this
county, will be married. on the after
noon Of November q.
The DarnestOwn Woman's Club has
elected the following officers: President.
Mrs. Ernest II. Darby; vice presidents,
Mrs Reverdy 3. Bea.l, and Miss Viz
gtnia Griffith: secretary, Mrs. Charles
II. NOurse: treasurer. Mrs. James s.
Windsor, jr.; historian, Mrs. Brooke
VinsOn.
At this weeks meeting of the Rock |
Vile WOman's Club TIE subject Of AR {
was the chief topic under
consideration, Miss Rose Henderson
gave a reading from "Feuwick's Ca
reer,' Miss Anna FarQuhar conducted
a round table, THE Beginnings of Mod
ern English Art" being discussed, and
Mrs. William H. Talbot contributed a
paper on 'HOgaTtl. the CarfCa tUrist % 4
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The county school board Of Fairfax
county Va, at a meeting held in the
Falls Church public school house has
elected the following delegates TO the
State educational conference that meets
in Newport News. Va, November %;
Capt. Franklin sherman, Of AshgrOve,
and Mir. Garrett, Of CenJeryille district,
will represent the county school board
Delegates from the school teachers were
Mrs. II. c. HaiEht, principal of Falls
Church public school and Miss Grant.
Mrs. @. r. Birch and Miss Esmma Sea
man viii attend as delegates from JET
fersOn school district.
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It was discovered Sunday that en-
trance had been forced 10 the residence
known as Dupont, on Bowen road, near
Ridge road. The intruders cut away
spiGots, wash bowl fixtures, and other
fittings, and also stole a brass lamp.
The building is unOccupied-
Mrs. r. I. SomervilIe. Of Homecoming
Nd, and Mrs. F. A. Hustled and little
daughter, OF Cumberland, Nd, who
were the guests for several days OF MT.
and Mrs. WarsOn Kari, have returned
TO their respective homes.
s. NJ. Tenny, Of Ida Grove, Iowa, IS
visitor at the home OF the Rev. George
". Cummings. at Thirteenth and V
streets.
= meeting of the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Garden Memorial Presby-
terrain Church was held last Friday
evening, Mrs j. H Easter. president.
presiding. The appointments of men,
hers TO the lookout prayer meeting and
missionary committees was announced.
The Ladies Guild Of the Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church gave al
oyster supper Wednesday in the parisl.
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Miss Matte Gundry entertained the
owl Club of Falls Church Saturday
night.
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Mrs W +. Calender and children.
of Lawrence, S. C, have Joined her hUs-
hand the Rev. W. L. Calender, the
rector OF the Episcopal Church, here.
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Mrs. w. NJ Garrett, of Fredericks-
burg, Va. is the house guest of Mrs.
j. b. Gould. on Broad street
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JAMES H. GRIMES
AN OLD RESIDENT

James H. Grimes, whose death &C
CURED last Friday, N a Washington
hospital following a long illness, was a
citizen Of Anacostia for many years. He
was eighty-two years OF age. Two chill
dren. James A. Grimes, of Chicago, and
Mrs. Katy Smith, of washington, sur
vive him. The funeral was held Sunday
from the chapel in Congressional Gene
terY.
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The Rev J. L. KILLER. who, has been
holding a ten days revival services at
the NJ. Z. Church South, and who was
assisted by the Revs. ". T.. Ballingee,
of West Washington, and J. S. Smith,
of Washington n. Z. EpwoTth Church
night,
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b. NJ Downing and family returned
10 their Falls Church home this week,
after a two weeks visit TO relatives in
Eauquier county, Va.
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F. N. Hodgson. of West Falls Church,
IS whiting relatives at Athens, Ga.
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MISS COOK HOSTESS
TO GIRLS SOCIETY
Mrs. Charles E. Molster En-
tertains Officers of Church
of Our Saviour.

The Girls Friendly Society Of the
Church OF Our Saviour met at the home
of Miss Jane Cook. Friday evening.
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Miss Matilda Elliott has returned Ia
East End. after a delightful visit 10
her sister MIS-. G. W. Thompson, OF
krOOklNn, y. Y
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FALLS CHURCH
CLUB IS ORGANIZED
AT HENDRICK HOME
Literary and Current Topics
to Form Subjects of Meet
ings This Winter.

The Falls Church Literary and Cur
rent Club was organized Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. L. c.
Hendrick. on Washington street, with
the following me mDeTs: Mrs. W. y.
AIcGroarty, Mrs. NCrselI. Mrs. Garner,
Mrs. Moncure, MIS-. Hendrick. Mrs.
Fadeley Mrs. Gould, Miss Ruth Garner,
Mrs. Eastman, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs,
Smythe. Mrs. MCGroaTtys Miss Nellie
Green, Mrs. Hough, Mrs. MerTineld, and
sewers others,
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Elizabeth c. Hendrick;
vice president. Mrs. ]. W. Garner; secre-
Iary, Mrs C. A i. AIerriheld- The club
VIII meet twice a month at the homes
of the members from , 10 4 p. m. The
program will consist of original papers
on current events and selections. Re
freshmeuts will be served.
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Mrs W. S. O. Thomas. who has been
visiting her mother IN Baltimore, Nd
has returned home muCn improved IN
health.
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Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Miss Margaret Goodwin, daughter
OF Rev. Edward L. Goodwin, and James
". Ballard. cashier Of the Fairfax
Bank. The wedding will take place at
Fairfax Episcopal Church, Tuesday, No
Vember Il.
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At this weeks meeting Of the Rock
Vile WOman's Club tie subject Of AR
chitecture" was the chief topic under
consideration. Miss Rose Henderson
gave a reading from "Feuwicks Ca
reeT,' Miss Anna FarQuhar conducted
a round table, THE Beginnings Of Mod
ern English Art" being discussed, and
Mrs. William II. Talbot contributed a
paper on ''HOgarth, the Caricaturist."
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Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. MacKay have
returned from ten days visit IN New
York city.
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Mrs George /. Douglass has returned
rom a visit to friends in Washington.
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Mrs. Joseph waIch and son. Of Land
over. Nd is the guest Of her mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins, on MoHtgOm-
cry street.
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Mrs. j. W. Garner has as her guest
Judge A A Freeman, of Victoria, Brit
ish Columbia.
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list Church, here, realized a good sum
Tor their new church from the supper
given Friday night. This society real
lied $50 from the rummage sale held
a few days ago.
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The DarnestOwn Woman's Club has
elected the following officers: President.
Mrs. Ernest II. Darby; vice presidents,
Mrs. Reverdy 3. Bea.i, and Miss Viz
gtnia Griffith: secretary, Mrs. Charles
H Nourse: treasurer. Mrs. James s.
Windsor, jr.; historian, Mrs. Brooke
NInsnr
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Milton Mcdaniel OF Falls Church, has
leased the Falls Church bakery.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter House, Of Wash
ingtOn, are the guests OF the family Of
George Fairau
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Mrs. Charles Z. MOlster entertained
the officers and teachers Of the Church
or Our Saviour at her home on Ninth
street for the monthly meeting Mon
day.
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Church, Collins, BarbOr & Williams
have sold s. b. Byrnc's fine farm OF
seventy-fve acres to J.. y. CasseIl, of
Washington, for $4,000. Mr. CasseU viii
take possession next spring.
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NJ. e. Church has sold to Cyrus Strib-
bling an acre lot in Falls Church. Mr..
Church. OF Falls Church. mas sold four
lots at Farlee. 10 Ethel NJ RObey ard
two lots at Farlee TO J. R T. Garrett.
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The Rev. Frank Noble, pastor Of the
Congregational Church, will preach the
Thanksgiving sermon at the PresOy-
terrain Church in Falls Church. Novcm-
Der 26.
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MT- and Mrs Richard Broaden, Of
BeTWyn. Nd. were the recent guests
of the latter's mother, Mrs. John
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The Rev J. /. KILLER will fill the pull
pit of the Presbyterian Church tonight
at the regular union services of all the
Protestant churches in Falls Church.
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II is announced that Miss Della Lewis.
OF KemptOWn. Frederick county. and
Mr. j. BruueT Beali. OF Damascus, this
county, will be married on the after
noon Of November q.
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The Minor Hill tract of 400 acres, near
Falls Church, has been sold TO Moore
* HiN Of Washington, who will Tu-
mediately take possession and will move
his family TO this place January 1.
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Miss Hattie Pollard, Of Alexandra.
Va, was the guest Of Miss Rebecca
Lemon at her home on Newton street,
this week
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The Rev J. e. Amos, who has been
assisted by the Rev. w. ". Van Ars-
dale, of Alexandria; the Rev. DR.. Page
Milburn, and the Rev. S. NJ Alfred. of
Washington, In a two weeks revival
meeting. at Vienna, Va, closed the serv-
ices Thursday. There were a number OF
conversions and two additions TO the
church.