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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-07-30

Anything to Get Votes.''
The Democratic party, under its
present leadership in previous cam
paigns, has manifested itself to en-
brace any doctrine which would win
votes, with little sense of RESPONSE
Dlllty for its practical operation. In
Its striving for success it has ignored
the business prosperity of the coun-
try, has departed from sound eco
nom1c and governmental principles,
! and has reversed its own traditional
views OF constitutional construction.
Patriotic members of the party have
refused to be controlled by party
ties, and have either refrained from
voting or have supported the Re-
puDilcan candidate. May we not ap-
peal to these courageous and indie
pendent citizens again to give us
their support in this campaign, be-
cause the reasons for their breaking
the bonds of party are stronger to-
day than ever before?
| L have pointed out that the atti-
tude OF the Republican party with
reference to evils which have crept
H. due to the enormous material ex-
pansion of this country, Is to con-
t1nue the Roosevelt policies of pro-
gress and regulation, while the atti-
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" - ~ ANACOSTIA Il * *
MISS JOANNA E. FINOTTI
\ is BRIDE OF DR.. DORIAN
Marriage Celebrated ST. Theresas Church One of Not
able Social Events of the Season-Go to West
Indies on Wedding Tour.

The marriage Of Miss Joanna Ethel
Finotu and DR.. William Thomas Doran
took place last Saturday morning at 10
o'clock at st. Theresa's Church, Ana
costa, in the presence Of many rela-
tives and friends. Palms and ferns
decorated the sanctuary, and white
flowers adorned the marble altar
The marriage service was followed by
a nuptial mass, celebrated by the Rev.
Father John Flynn. the assistant pastor
of st. PauTs Church. New York city.
who came here for the purpose. The
Rev. Charles NJ Bart the pastor Of
St. Theresa's Church, assisted by the
Rev. Father Flynn and the Pew. NJ. +.
Egan, the assistant pastor Of the
church, offciated at the marriage serv-
ice The Ushers were Benedict +.
Finotti, brother Of the bride; Ballard
J. Galloway her cousin; John L. Webb.
F. Stone POsey, and Fabian Posey. The
bride was escorted to the altar by
Frank NJ. Finotti her father, by whom
she was given in marriage. The bridal
party Of ushers. bride and matron of
honor were received in the sanctuary
by the bridegroom and TIE best man. Z
The bride was attired in white satin
made princess style. trimmed with lace.
and her veil was caught with orange
blossoms. She carried shower bOu-
quet Of Bride roses. She was attended
by Mrs. John Z Webb. her sister. as
matron Of honor. who wore pink silk.
with picture hat to match, and carried
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a shower bouquet OF pink roses. Leo
DOran, brother of the bridegroom, was
the best man. The wedding music was
played by Miss Jennie c. Barley, the
church Organist.
Immediately after the ceremony DR..
and Mrs. Doran went to the home Of
the father of the bride, in Mt View
held. which was attended mainly by
relatives Of the couple. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
FinOtti; Misses Rosina. Pauline, and
little Frances Finotu, sisters Of the
bride: Mr. and Mrs. J 3. FiEOtu. OF
Washington, uncle and aunt OF the
bride: Misses Eva and May Finotu, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hc.skeu uncle and
aunt Of the bride: Raymond Heisken,
Ballard j Galloway, an aunt Of the
bride; Miss Omte Galloway, a cousin;
Mrs John T Fisher. Of OxOn Hill. Md.
also an aunt Of the bride; Edwin Posey,
Fabian POsey, the Rev Fathers Flynn,
Charles NJ. Bart, and NJ. p Egan. The
bride, who has a large circle of friends
in this city and New York, is the
daughter a1.g7ihter Of Frank NJ. and the late
Paulina EFinotu, Of Prince George
county, Nd. She is the granddaughter
Of the late CheValier Gustavo NJ
FinOtu and Emily Hill FinOtti
The bridegroom is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis DOran. Of Richfeld
Springs. y. y. The bride received nu-
meroUs beautiful gifts, and Dr. Doran
presented the ushers and best man with
handsome gold ornaments. The couple
trip TO bermuda and the West Indies
They viii be a. home after November 1
at 555 Lexington avenue, New York
city.
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MEMBERS OF 400 PLANNING TO AT
TEND HORSE SHOW ON
NOVEMBER 9.

Walker. Sd. William o. Rogers ana
William Watson win be the ushers and
Edmund P Rogers the best man. Miss
Carol Hartman. Miss Ellen Rogers,
Miss Eleanor Greene, and Miss Janet
Kissel viii be in attendance on the
bride. who viii also have three little
flower girls, namely. Constance Parsons,
Ann Rogers. and Mary Colt The cere-
mOny will be followed by a reception
given by the parents Of the hzide.
Mr. and Mrs walker, IT., al their house
on West Th!rty-seventh street. The
greater part Of CE~ honeymoon will be
spent by the ncE-y married couple
abroad The bride only made her debut
last winter and it was followed almost
Immediately by the announcement Of
her engagement
Another wedding Of tomorrow IS that
Of Mile de la Grange 70 the Count
de Ia Boissiere, Of Brussels. which
takes place at Paris from the house IN
Rue C0pernic, Of her father, the Baron
de La Grange. who is one Of the be-
known figures on the French turf her
mother is a sister Of Charles and Royal
Phelps Carroll, and she is a grand
daughter Of John Lee Carroll, former
governor Of Maryland
Miss IngTaham's Wedding.
Contrary to what had been expected.
the wedding Of Miss Nathalie Ingraham,
daughter Of Judge and Mrs George In
graham, TO Claude 3. Dutreil, Tiu take
place. not here in New York. but from
Mrs Ingraham's home, at 1O4 Champs
Elysee, in Paris, on Tuesday week, and
Phoenix Ingraham sailed for France a
few days ago in order 10 be present at
the ceremony and to give his sister
away al the altar in the unavoidable
absence Of her father, whose judicial
duties, as q justice Of the appellate
court, render fl impossible for him 20
leave New York al this JunctUre- Mrs
Ingraham and her daughter have made
their home IN the French capital for a
number Of years, but have paid &C
CasiOnal visits 20 New York during the
season. and IL was here that Miss Ma
thalie made her social debut about four
winters ago at a large dinner dance
given by her parents in the NetropOli-
tan Club Annex. Her fance is not the
cousin, as has been asserted, but the son
Z Of the territorial maSuate and states
n an, who up 70 the time Of MS death
represented the department Of Mayenne
In the national legislature OF Paris
Young Dutreu is very well on, is .
dashing captain Of the crack regiment
Of Cuirassiers Of the French army, q
member OF the Paris Jockey Club, and
owns a chateau and large estates in the
department Of Mayenne- He cannot in
any sense Of the word be regarded q
fortune hunter. and the impending mar
rage. according 10 all accounts seems
to be a love match pure and simple
. II is probable that the newly married
couple viii visit New York during the
course OF the coming season for the pur-
pose OF enabling young Nine. DUJreil
10 present her husband 10 her father
II they come they viii ind q useful and
experienced pilot in Phoenix Ingraham.
who is one Of the most Wide-awake and
popular bachelors in society
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MACCABEE KNIGHTS
READY FOR MEETING

Arrangements have been completed
for the annual convention Of the State
commanders Of the order Of the
Knights Of the Naccabees in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. The meeting will be
opened In the Raleigh Hotel. Washing
ton, next Saturday morning. and will
be concluded under the ausrtces Of
Anacostia Tent No. Z, in Masonic Hail.
Anacostia, the evening of the same
day. d. ?. Marley. supreme com
mander Of the order in this country,
Will take part in the meeting In Ana
costa. where there viii be a I=gree
team from Georgetown Tent, NJ. o.
present 10 eXemplfy degree work. b
A Parker Is the delegate from Ana
costa Tent to the convention.
The Mems Club Of the Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church has issued
invitations for the celebration Of its
first anniversary in ihe parish han,
Thirteenth and Y stree s. +. 5. Gicker
is the chairman Of the committee Of
arrangements.
Alvah GOdding. Of the Government
Hospital for the Insane who spent his
vacation in Winchenden, Mass, and
other cities in the North, has returned
Henry \. Buscher is confined 70 his
home, on Good Hope road. by injuries
received by being knocked down by a
bicycle while he was alighting from
a car at FOur-and-a-half street and
Maryland avenue southeast recently
Douglas Smith, ten years old,
whose home IS at Pennsylvania and
Minnesota avenues. was thought to
have been seriously shot by the acct
dental explosion Of a cartridge several
days ago The boy had a large car
fridge which he placed in a wise and
then struck with a hammer. The bull
let entered his left forearm.
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Oneida Council Entenains With
Dance and Party in Masonic Hall

Oneida Council, No. ?. Degree Of Poca-
hontas, l. o. r. NJ, gave an entertain
ment and dance at Masonic Hail. Wed
nesday evening for the benefit Of its
sick fund. A large audience was pres
emit The program was varied and in
cluded violin solo by Frank Sill, a
tableau. "Enlghtening the World" by
Miss Rachel Tfghman; a solo by Mrs.
Cleve Farrin; a tableaU, Maud Muller"
by Miss Margaret Quinn and VIII Weig-
el; recitation by Miss SchilIing; a
series Of moving pictures. The Ameri-
can Heiress;" recitation. Miss Annie
Butler, Rescue Of Captain John
Smith," and a comedy, Locked
out" by Miss Fannie Carter and George
Ferguson The representatives Of the
different nations in the living pictures
We're the following: Spanish, Miss Mar
garet Quinn and Richard Swindells;
English. Miss Julia Entwlsle. George
Ferguson; Scotch, Miss Ethel Shepherd,
Maurice McGrathi German. Miss Ida
Ferguson, Milton NayIor; Chinese, Miss
Fannie Carter Raymond Fillius; negro,
Mrs. A. G. Quinn, Frank GenarO, Rus
sian, Miss Mary Lawrence, Robert Ha-
mill; Italian, Miss Bessie Bradbury, VIII
Weigel; Irish, Miss Blanche Sill, Ray
mOnd Filiius; Gypsey, Miss jeanette
Shank, James Simpson EsquimauX.
Mrs. Nellie Eubank r. Fred Crimes:
Jew, Miss Jessie Fisher, James Simp-
son, Japanese, Miss BarbaTr Eubank.
David Rodgers; Goddess Of Liberty,
Miss Blanche Sill; tableauX, Hands
Across the Sea Uncle Sam" 'JOhl
Bull Three Cheers for the Red.
White and Blue" by the entire troupe.
engaged in until midnight.
The Mems Club. Of the ADacosua
Episcopal Church. held a meeting in the
church parlors last Tuesday evening.
After the usual service OF song ami
prayer. c r Linger gave notice IF
a special service TO be neiG IN the
church tonight. The Mems Club is TO
attend IN a body, and Rev. Joseph A.
letters will preach on the brotherhood
Of man, his text being Thou Hast
Gained Thy Brother President
George o. Watson addressed the club,
recOunting the benefits that have come
to its members and the citizens Of Ana
costa, from the oPen-air meetings held
on the Mt Airy grounds during the
past summer He announced that these
same grounds We're at the disposal OF
the club for next season. Rev. Joseph
A LETTERS, chairman Of the committee
on programs. outlined the plans for the
ture meeting are to be given additional
value by a series Of addresses by men
prominent in industry. science. finance,
literature, and other lines Of activity.
The first Of these addresses will be
given four weeks hence, by George o.
Watson. cashier Of the Commercial Ma
tiOnaI Bank. who viii explain the prin-
Cipal features Of banking. The main
event Of the evening was a lecture by
Rev. Dr. c. Z. Guthrie. pastor Of Ham
line NJ. z. Church Of Washington. DR..
Guthrie gave a vivid description Of what
he saw and heard while on a trip TO
Europe about a year ago. The club
expressed its appreciation Of DR.. Guth-
rie's address by giving him rising vote
Of thanks.
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GO TO THE PASTOR
TO GET MARRIED

Because their former pastor could
not come to them, Raymond J. Ander-
son, of Congress Heights. D. c., and
Miss Verna May Gosnel, Of Anacostia,
D. c., who wanted to wed, came TO the
pastor, who is now a Baltimorean. Rev.
Charles o. Isaac. pastor of the Column
bia Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
was until last spring pastor of the Ana
costa Methodist Episcopal Church, OF
which the young people were both MEM
bers. About a week ago they wrote to
the Rev. Mr.. Isaac that they intended
to marry. and they wanted him to per
form the ceremony But circumstances
made it impossible for him TO come to
Washington, and the result was that
Mr. Anderson and Miss GosneH went TO
Baltimore and were married last Thurs
day.
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the superintendent Of the primary de-
parrment, made an address.
improvements TO the interior OF Car
den Memorial Presbyterian Church are
about TO be commenced II is also ar
ranged to place in position three me
mortal windows. Two of then. will be
IN memory Of Miss Evelyn Doughty, a
former resident OF AuacOstia. whose
death occurred IN Texas, and the other
for Mr. BOhrer, the mother OF c. ..
BOhTer.
A meeting OF the men Of St. Theresa =
parish was held last Sunday evening in
the hall Of St Theresa s Church. Thir-
teentL and V streets, following the
evening services. for the purpose o.
forming a delegation 10 visit Baltimore
and participate IN the parade and reCep-
ton TO be held for Cardinal Gibbons.
Rev Charles NJ. Bart. the pastor Of the
church, presided Arrangements were
completed for sending a delegation or
about thirty men.
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choice Of a successor Of Rev. James r
Edwards has been made.
DR.. Charles H Clark. SUPERINTENDENT
of the State Hospital for the Insane at
Cleveland. Ohio. who was visiting
friends here in connection with his at
tendance upon the tuberculosis con
gress. has returned 10 Cleveland
Rev George NJ Cummings, pastor OF
the Garden Memorial Pres vterian
Church, who is in Germantown, Nd,
attending the meeting OF the Washing
ton presbytery. has been elected TO the
office Of moderator. to succeed DIT.
Allison.
Mrs. 6 Meloy. of the Government
Hospital, near AnaCOstia, has gone for
months visit with friends in Pittsburg.
Cleveland, and southern Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A Jarrett have
gone to Evansville, Ind, where they will
remain. for number Of weeks with
friends.
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SIXTEENTH STREET
SEWER INSTALLED

The District has installed a sewer in
Sixteenth street, between Good Hope
road and Z street, and in Fifteenth
street, between the same thoroughfares-
An extension of the water and sewer
service has been made along L street
extended to a point where several new
residences are in course of cOnstrUc-
ton.
The Democrats Of the Anacostia sec
ticn held their first meeting in Masonic
Hall, Fourteenth ard L streets, last
week. A band Of music was stationed
iD the town, and gave an Open-air con-
cert after which il paTaded the streets
10 the hall. The management of the
meeting was under the direction Of the
Bryan and Kern Club of AnacOStia. VINO
extended q special invitation to IL"
ladies' of the town, many Of whom took
advantage Of the opportunity
Lingan b Anderson. the oldest MEM
her of the police force. who recently
made application TO be retired. after
serving continuously in the department
since September Is, 1851, was yesterday
rotifed by the retiring board that his
retirement had been ordered. Mr.. An
derson for the past twelve years or
more has been stationed at the District
building.
The last open-air band concert Of the
season at the Government Hospital for
the Insane was given Tuesday afternoon
last. The season Of indoor entertain
Iucnt Is now at hand.
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The pulpit Of the Anacostia Baptist
Church was occupied last Sunday by
Rev. Richard Reidel, of Washington,
who oficiated at both the morning and
evening services. The church has not
yet heard the entire number of candi-
datss -Sag. tie vacant rpastorates and no
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DEMOCRATS TRYING
TO BAR OUT BAKER
Montgomery County Parti-
sans Think Vote Should Be
Denied u. S. District
Attorney.

ROCKVILLE, Nd. oct l0.-In5 cOun-
ty politicians are getting down 10 bust
ness. They have been very busy dur
ing the past week getting their voters
on the registration lists and the opposi-
ton voters of. The Democrats have
gotten Daniel William Baker. United
Statel District Attorney for the District
Of Columbia, whose former home was
at Germantown, very much riled up BY
citing him 10 show cause why he should
not be stricken from the list Of qualified
voters on account OF taking up his resi-
dence in Washington since taking TO
himself a wife.
Samuel j. Lyddane. Of Germantown.
is spending a while with friends in this
place.
Edward 0. EdmC nston left here a few
days ago fov East Liverpool, Ohio. TO
spend the winter with his son, Richard
EdLnOnston, at that place.
Faymaster Pierre Stevens, y S. y.
ana wife have been the recent guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip l.. Laird. Of Rock
vile.
The last meeting Of the Morning Card
Club was held at the home Of Mrs.
George z. Henderson TE1 arst prize
was won by Mrs. Leonard L Nicholson,
second by Mrs. Robert Z. Peter.
Mrs. Eva Reed, Of MOntrOse, who
has beer visiting her aunt. Mrs Louis
Reed, OF Darnestown, has returned 10
her home.
The regular sessions OF the Rockville
Woman's Club have been resumed after
the usual summer recess. The club
was organized in 1900 Its meHb ershlp
comprises n large number OF the women
/ OF Rockville and vicinity, and its career
has been d highly successful one. Fol
! lowing are the officers for this year
! President, Mrs. Robert 9. WaTheic f,
] first vice president, Miss Rose Hender-
son. second vice president, Mrs Bowie
+. waters, recording secretary, Miss
Rose Armstrong. corresponding seCre-
Mrs. II. Clinton Allmutt The motto
Of the club is An for the common good
I OF womankind."
Mrs. Ohio Il. Talbot had the mis-
fortune TO fan on the streets a few days
ago and break her knee cap. She Is
receiving treatment IN a Washington
hospital and IL may be several weeks
/ before she VIII be able 70 walk.
Writ Steele, OF Baltimore, executive
secretary OF the Maryland Association
for the Prevention and Relief OF Tuber-
CulOsis, spent some time here this week
making ARRANGEMENTS TO hold a public
meeting here during The latter part Of
this month for the purpose Of organic
lnE branch OF the abOve-named assO-
citation IN this county
The Country Club fox hunters have
I been having some lively spC-- durlr e
the past week. With -sEST 3 hounds
they have been keeping tne xes in the
Watts branch almost cOnstl s-ly on the
move from early afUeTnOC 4 TIL long
after nightfaN Among thOse who have
participated are James 2. C.Ctt, Andrew
J cummings, W Q. Spates, T.. 9. Peter.
Albert N. BOuic, Cecil AIlmutt Harry
Beard. Irwin Brooks, $ mueI Butt, DR..
+. y. Henderson. Clifford Eeirs. Dr.
and Mrs. Lewis, Miss Finley and Miss
1 Compton Hunt suppers are served
al the club house at the close OF each
chase
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who spent their vacation at West River,
Nd, have returned home.
Mrs. Helen Leitch has returned home
after a stay of six weeks with relatives
in San Francisco, Cal
Mrs. Harry Knott and her two young
children. VINO passed the summer in
AnaCOstia, as the guests OF Mrs KnOtts
sister, Miss Emma Martin. left last
week for St Louis, Mo, where they
will JOIN Mr. Knott
Dr. William H Hough Of the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane, is away on
a months leave. which he will spend in
the mountains of Virginia.
Miss e NJ. Graves, a teacher Of the
sixth grade at the John II. Ketcham Pub
lie School, Fifteenth street and Good
Hope road. has been assigned to the
charge Of the Fairgrounds surrounding
the school.
The Sunday school of st. Theresa's
Church resumed It's sessions last Sun
DAY morning Announcement WAS made
that the sacrament o. confirmation
would be administered to q class next
month.
Miss LOrena Cropp departed last Sun
day for months stay IN Atlanta, Ca.
which will be followed By a visit to her
former home in Stanton, Va
Miss Margaret Hogan, whose vacation
was spent at Atlantic City, has re-
turned.
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PLAN THE PROGRAM
FOR ENDEAVOR MEET
Executive Committee of LO-
cal Union Arranges for
Gathering.

The executive committee Of the Lo-
cal Union Of Northern Virginia Chris
tian Endeavor Societies met at the
Presbyterian Manse at Vienna, Satur-
day and arranged a most interesting
program for the fall meeting at Vienna,
October p. Among the churches that
viii send delegates and take part in the
meeting are Alexandria, Falls Church.
Vienna, Manassas, Vale, Arlington,
Fort Myer Heights, Oakton, and Ball
stOn.
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"SecTet Of Successful COrpOTatIOn."
An address by Merrill Z. Gates. IL. D.
I. II. D.. formerly president Of Rutger
College and later president Of Amherst
College. at Pythian Temple, 1012 9Th
street, Tuesday, Oct 13, a p m Pub
lie cordially invited. Free admission.
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Eugene NCNaiTa, who has been alb
sent from Falls Church for several
months on business for Uncle sam out
West, returned TO his Fails Church
home Monday.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Most Delicious Pies Made

You'll agree when YOU try Holmes
Genuine Homemade Pies All favOrite
kinds, delivered direct zoe Homemade
Milk Bread. sc. Holmes Bakery. Ist and
Z SITS. Phones Linen 144O and 14z1.
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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
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Drummer
have returned TO Fails Church after a
delightful trip 20 the Natural Bridge,
and other interesting parts of Virginia.
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MRS. ]. T. SIMPSON
VISITS IN BALTIMORE

Mrs. J. T. Simpson. OF 1874 u street, has
gone TO Baltimore to visit friends. She
viii be Joined by NJ. Simpson ia a few
days.
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Mrs Elizabeth Dent, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chamberlain, VINO have been summering
at the delightful boarding house of Miss
Nellie Green, on Washington street,
have returned to the city for the winter
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Miss LOttie Brown and G. T. Love. Of
Washington, were recent guests of MI
and Mrs. Lester Drummer, OF Falls
Church.
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Fair faces, white hands. satin skin gfve1
by Satin skin cream and powder. sc
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The host Of friends of Guy Camp, Of
Chevy Chase, VIII have the pleasure
OF hearing him as the Organist at old
Falls Church next Sunday morning, and
at the same lime listen to the Rev.
DR.. Pond, formerly rector of Christ
Church at Chicago, TnO will fiji the
Episcopal pulpit Sunday morning.
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Miss Pearl Bayley, after a pleasant
visit TO her friend, Miss Eva Birch, has
returned 10 Washington, D. c.
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Miss Georgia A Collins will spend the
next few weeks in Oswego, y. Y.
William II. Webb, engineer OF No. :
Fire Engine Company, is on twenty
days leave. and is spending his vacation
at his home in Anacostia- David
Zirkle OF the company recently returned
from his vacation, which was spent at
Colonial Beach, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Simpson and
Misses Olive. Esther. and Dorothy Simp-
son have returned TO their residence in
L street extended. after a vacation
spent IN Norfolk Va.
The last meeting OF the Willing
Workers Glass. of the Presbyterian
Church in Anacostia, was held recently,
Mrs. J. II. Easter presiding. The time
was mostly spent In arrangement Of the
ckurch's interior equipment
Edward T Davis has returned from
his vacation and has resumed the di-
rectOrShip OF the choir at the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
The Guiding Star Mission Band Of Ire
Garden Memorial Church OF which Miss
JEANNE Davidson IS the president, re-
sumed its meetings which were dis
continued during the summer mOr-hs.
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North Winship of Macon, Ca, is the
guest of bis sister, Mrs. r. c. L. Mon
cure, Of East End, where he will re-
main for the winter.