The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10
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STATION GROUNDS
TO BE IMPROVED
Village Association Also APP
Propriates Money for
Street Crossings.


Street Crossings.
The monthly meeting of the Village
improvement Society was held Monday
night at the Presbyterian manse-
The committee on beauufying the
grounds around East End station was
instructed to spend $50, and the COM
mittee on purchase of stone for street
! crossings was instructed to spend $40
After the business session Of the So
ciety. those present were entertained
with songs by the quartet and solos by
Miss Emma Seaman and Mrs. II. g..
Ryer. The Rev. d. H. Riddle gave sew
eral humorous recitations. which were
enjoyed by ali.
Royal Helpers Circle. Kings Daugh-
tiers, of the Presbyterian church. held
a sale Of needlewOrk, candy. and ices
| Thursday afternoon. The affair WAS
largely attended and handsome sum
| realized.
DIR. Finley Brown and family. Of
| Goode. Va. moved into the M(Inturn
house, on Maple avenue. this week DR..
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! Church.
Mrs. Seaman, who has been visiting
| New York, has returned 20 her West
| Falls Church home
Mrs. Z. c. Hendrick. Of Washington,
mas moved 70 her summer home, on
| Washington street
Maurice D. DePutron. son Of Mrs.
Mary r. DePutron, Of West Falls
Church, VINO went 10 Panama in No
vember, 1904. has been appointed assist
ant TO the chairman and chief engineer
OF the Panama Canal Commission
Tie members of the Ladies' AID So
/ ciety OF the Baptist Church spent de
! lightful afternoon with Mrs. Van Quick
on Great Falls street, THURSDAY
N. E. Church has sold for Mrs Mary
! Harrison the house and two acres OF
land TO Frederick Grant Of Chicago.
Mrs. Barthe is again occupying her
Falls Church home. after a winter spent
| IN Washington.
NJ. T. Rust Will soon begin the cree
/ ton Of S5,o0-house in West Falls
| Church.
NJ. Z. Church has sold TO Adml p
7 VI. Rixey about sixty acres Of land be
longing TO Judge A. A Freeman, known
as the Freeman home.
DR.. c. T. Mankin has resigned as
I clerk and member OF the school board
! Of Falls Church.
| Rev. and Mrs. J. Z. Amos are attend
/ ing the general conference Of the
( Methodist Episcopal Church. which IL
: being neld in Baltimore this week
Miss Mildred Tucker. of Washington.
/ was the guest Of the Misses Seay this
/ week.
Miss Alma Berry Is building a house
/ on her lot near West Falls Church.
/ Mrs. Anna Denny and her son. John
/ Denny, Of Baltimore, and Miss Anna
/ LyeI. Of Camden. y. J.. are guests OF
( Mrs. ". S. o. Thoma
Pioneer Lodge Of Good TempIars met
/ Tuesday night AT the residence of " T
! Sprangle. J. II. Mari. deputy grand
Z chief templar. installed the officers. who
were elected at the previous meeting. He
! was assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. SprangIe
] The next meeting Tiu be held al the
/ home Of Miss GOldle Elliott Tuesday
night
A mems club has been organized al
/ the Presbyterian Church. The officers
Z are: Harry DemOrest. president. +. G..
Hough. vice president: George w
HawxhUrst, secretary. and 4 NJ Smith.
treasurer.
The Home Mission Society OF the
/ Methodist Episcopal Church South met
at the parsonage Thursday afternoon
7 After the business meeting most de
I lightful social hour was spent and re-
I freshmenrs were served by the ladies'
officers were elected By the Presby-
terrain Sunday School last Sunday. Z e
] HoUgh was re-eleCtede Superiu tendert
and the others are A NJ. Smith assist
/ ant; Allan Garner, secretary: G. W
! HawXhurst. treasurer: Miss Margaret
| Loving. assistant treasurer: Miss Hazel
Newell, librarian; Miss Grace Thomp-
| son assistant librarian. Mrs. r VI
/ Thompson, pianist
The Congregational Church was filed
last Sunday night with q large cOugre-
cation representing all denominations in
Falls Church The people came 10 listen
70 the reports from their representa- lives
who attended the State Sunday school
convention at Roanoke. NJ. L. Church
Miss Kennedy. the Rev w s o.
Thomas, Miss Pearl Lsuttrell Miss
NOurSe. and A NJ. Smith smoke