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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-12
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Superintendent James F. koonce May
 Lose Eye.

nee, May 11.-(Special)-Super- t of Education James F. Koonce victim of an accident this which will probably result in of the sight in one eye.
 ponce was driving a nail at when the nail flew back and the ball of his eye, inflict- D gash, necessitating an op- is Edelman. who performed ion, Is of the opinion that will be destroyed or seri- ed.
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THE CONVENIENT TRAIN To the east is the 4:10 p. m. train via the Seaboard. The onlv afternoon train with through sleeper and Dining Gar.
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Cash talks. One dollar does the work of two or more at the Auction Sale of Burn Jewelry Go. stock at 1907 Third Ave. If you have not attended these sales you should do so at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-12

A. Kaufman & Co.,, 1925 Second Ave, require the ser vices of experienced alterers on women's ready -to-wear gar- ments. Only those with exper- fence need apply.
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terbury Pilgrims will take place this even ing a the Country club.
  The Thursday Afternoon Bridge club will meet with Mrs. HaslSins Williams in- stead of with Mrs Guy Johnson.
  Mrs. T. |. Walter will be the hostess at the open meeting of the Wentworth club, which will take place Friday aft ernoon at o'clock.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. c. NJ Tardy, the state historian of the United Daughters of the Confederacy has gone to attend the convention in Huntsville. she-is a delegate of Pelham chapter. Mrs. Tardy is one of the best known members of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Alabama, and was chosen this year to respond to the ad- dress of welcome.
 Mrs. Adolph Brandau of Nashville will arrive tonight to be the guest for lew days of Mrs T'lournoy Rivers. She is en route to her home after visiting Mrs. Rob ert Maddox in Atlanta, and will be ac- companied by her two children. Mrs. Brandau is one of the most prominent women in Nashville music circles. She was the organizer of the Philharmonic society of that city and has been con- nected with other successful musical or ganizations. She will remain with Mrs. Rivers until Sunday.
 
 Mrs. Charles l. Smith has returned from Athens, where she visited her parents.
 Mrs. George H. Harrington has returned from Tampa and other points in Florida. She will remain at home few days and then leave for Mississippi to visit rela- lives.
 Miss Ella Smith returned Monday night, after a stay of two months at Sour Lake, Beaumont and Orange, Tex, and New Or leans.
 Mrs R. R. Stobert and Mrs. R. IT. May have gone to Huntsville to visit Mrs. H. P. Tanner.
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AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Best issued by the Hartford Fire Ins. Co.,. laai4 McDavid, Terry & Garland
 General Agents
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-12
HOME MADE DANDRUFF
 CURE

Thousands of men and women who are troubled with dandruff ard falling hair will be glad to know of the following simple mixture that can be made at home and when finished better preparation will be had than any of the high-priced patent remedies on the market and at less than half the cost.
 Get from your drug store one ounce of Beta -Quinol and half pint of alcohol, mix the alcohol with half pint of warm water. then add the Beta-Quinol and shake well together. People who have tried this claim that it is far superior to the many patent preparations on the market; /applied every morning for week or so, then once or twice a week, it will positively cure dandruff and stop falling hair. It will make the hair soft and glossy. You should get some of this and make it up.
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Prescription for Stomach Troubles.

Prescription for Stomach Troubles.
 If you are sufferer from Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Belching of Gas, Dyspep- sia, have your druggist mix the following prescription for you Prosene Compound, one ounce; Compound Tincture of Gin chona, one ounce; Sherry Wine, half a pint Take a teaspoonful in a wineglass of water before meals. Peoto who have tried this excellent mixture claim 1t Is simply marvellous in It's effect.
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Mrs. Charles I. Smith has returned from Athens, where she visited her parents.
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ANNOUNCEM ENTS.

Mrs. Echols McBee will be the hostess at a bridge party this afternoon, to which she has invited few friends to meet Mrs. David Thompson.
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Miss Fannie Dunn will entertain a party of her friends among the young matrons Saturday afternoon at bridge tea in compliment to her guest, Mrs. Da- vid Thompson. Her guests will number about 20.
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Miss Ella Smith returned Monday night, after a stay of two months at Sour Lake, Beaumont and Orange, Tex, and New Or leans
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Tuesday afternoon Miss Dunnfwill com- pliment her guest with a o'clock tea to which some of the younger set will be invited. She will issue invitations to- day.
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Mrs R. R. Stobert and Mrs. R. II. May have gone to Huntsville to visit Mrs II. P. Tanner
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Reasonable Jottings

A very good story is told. on MT. Taft
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The little play, "A Talking Garden" to have taken place at the Margaret AL len school this afternoon, will be post poned until next Wednesday afternoon be- cause of the illness of two of the chill dren. The participants have been chosen from the first five grades of the school.
 
 The Highland Book club will meet this morning at 1O:3O o'clock with Mrs. c. T. Randall.
 The al fresco production of the Cam
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Raymond Goodman. Mr. Henry King, jr.,
and Mr.. George Nordlinger.
A jolly party of Washingtonians, who
are spending the summer at 1ngleside,
Randolph Md, attended the Rockville
fair Thursday.
Mr.. Milton A. Kaufman is the guest
of his aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Helbrun, at their home In Mount
Vernon, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Eisenmann,
whose wedding took place in Chicago,
H., during the summer, are expected
home today, after a trip west to the
Seattle exposition and weeks stay IN
New York.
Miss Miriam Franc, who was attending
school at Coolbaugh, Pa. during the
summer, is now visiting her aunt, MRS.
Hirschberg, in Newark, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice d. Rosenberg
and daughter Audrey have closed their
home in Biltmore street and are spend
ing the month of September at the Hotel
Rudolf, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Joseph Abel and children will re-
main in Pttsburg, Pa, with Mrs. Abeis
father. Mr.. Henry Adler, and daughters.
until January. Mr. Abel will go to
Omaha from Seattle in charge of the
exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi David have moved
into their new home on 9th street north
west, near Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Henry Goodman was given sur
prise birthday party on Sunday last a,
Ingleside, Randolph, Md. where she ano
her family are spending the summer
During the day the ladies of 1ngleside
presented Mrs Goodman with fancy
box filled with candies and in the even
ing a large birthday cake, lighted with
pink candles and surrounded with flowers.
was another surprise. Light refresh
ments were served on the spacious lawn,
about forty guests enjoying the day.
| Mrs. Mary Dinkelspiel of New York,
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WHERE was an approach to the
Importance of a social calendar
here the past week. With
home-comings and events clus-


terng about them, and we'd
/ dings, the most important of which was
that of Miss Perie Anderson and Mr.
| Frederick Pliny Lilley Thursday at the
home of Justice and Mrs Thomas II. An
derson. some days We're very busy with
those fortunate enough to have been Sc
lected as participants. The company at
the Anderson home for the breakfast was
small but exceedingly pleasant, and the
decorations OF the spacious house were
in beautiful taste. The bower where the
young couple received was in white and
green, clematis blooms mingling with as
paragus forming draperes Topped on each
side. From the outside steps on New
Hampshire avenue. where there were
boxes filled with asterS in pink blooms,
to the bay window of the dining room,
which faces on the next street. the house
was almost one continuous bouquet. The
bride never looked better than In her
wedding dress, on which there was a
great deal of fine lace and embroidery.
Her veil of lace was most becom1ngly
arranged under coronet of orange bios
SONS. Mr. and Mrs. Lilley will sail from
!, San Francisco on the 1ith for Honolulu
and Japan and will be back again in this
! country in early December. The brides
presents, even in these days of extrava-
giant possessions, formed a superb collec-
ton of valuable and beautiful articles.
Miss Helen Taft, the next belle of the
White House. who may, however, not en-
| joy that distinction in all its force for
j, another year, has experienced the varied
| program which makes for the everyday
social life of the wealthy residents at
Beverly, Manchester and nearby resorts.
| She has been at dances. dinners and
! many less formal occasions, and has had
| quiet events at her own home. Since
/ Professor and Mrs. More lef. the PreSi-
| dents home to spend several weeks at
their own place, Mrs. Thomas X. Laugh
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lin of Pittsburg has arrived to be COM
pany for her sister Mrs. Taft. The latter
appears to be making steady progress
toward renewed health.
At Prince Liechtenstein's official dinner
at Marienbad last month, in honor OF
King Edward, the women We're much
more beautifully dressed than Is custom
airy at Marienbad dinners, where less
formality obtains than usual. Most or
them wore very fine jewels also.
Princess Liechtenstein, the hostess,
wore a beautiful pink satin liberty dress
and a black hat Princess Steohanie
Countess Ionyav) wore a white satin
argente, the dress being made Zen prin-
cesse" and covered with pale blue en-
broidered tulle Her hat was draped with
spangled tulle and among her magnificent
diamond and pearl ornaments she wore
the pear-shaped pearl earrings inherited
from her mother. the Queen Of the Bel
gians. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend of WASH
ington was in black. as was also Lady
Cartwright, who Is in mourning. Mrs.
Hall Walker was also in black. her black
satin dress being worked with silver.
Baroness Anna Gagern wore white.
Messrs William w. Neligan and Arthur
f. Payne are enjoying their vacation at
Atlantic City, and are guests of the New
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frank, Mr.. Sidney
Frank and Mr.. Joseph Frank OF Balti-
more are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lehman of the Ashley.
Mr.. Isaac Behrend and Mr.. Benjamin
Wolberg have Joined a fishing party over
Labor day to Old Point Comfort. Va.
The party is registered at the Hotel
Chamberlain.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Held entertained at a
party at her home on ] street northwest
Tuesday night in honor of her sister,
Miss Alma Schwab, who is her house
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hahn entertained
the Excelsior Club Tuesday night at their
home on street in honor of their son.
Mr.. Gilbert Hahn, who left for Carlisle,
Pa, to engage in business In the party
were Mr.. David Oettinger, Mr.. Louis
Chaser, Mr.. Daniel Bensinger. Mr.. Milton
Fisher, Mr.. Albert Einstein and Mr.. AL
bert Steinen.
Mrs. Philip King and son, Philip King,
jr.. accompanied by Mrs. Kings mother
and sister. Mrs. r. Harris and Miss Lii
liam Harris. returned from the Blue
Mountain House. Pen-Mar, Thursday.
Mrs. Harris and daughter will spend some
Mrs. David Posner of New York.
In the party were Mrs. A. King, Miss
Celeste Goodman, Miss Annette Gold
smith, Miss Blanche Hirsh, Mrs. Isadore
Kaufman, Miss Beatrice Kaufman, Miss
Jennie Nordlinger, Mrs. Sylvan Ben
singer. Mrs. Gerson Nordlnger, Miss
Amelia Stern, Miss Carrie Baer. Miss
Maude -Baer.- Miss Amelia Stern, Mr.
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who spent part of the summer at the
Blue Mountain House, PEN Mar, with her
daughter, Mrs. A. NJ Baer, is now with
relatives at Ingleside for the remainder
of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Kaufman and fam
lily returned to their home on Rhode
Island avenue yesterday morning from a
trip through the great lakes. Miss
Juanita Kaufman Is visiting Mrs. Eva
Roseman in Peoria, Ill, after a stay at
Ottawa Beach, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salvador Richard and
children have returned from Atlantic
City.
Lieut. and Mrs. Coiner, who have been
at Vancouver barracks since their mar
riage last June, will be in this city short
ly. Mrs. Conner spent last week with her
mother, Mrs. John Hall, in Portland, Ore.
Miss Nina C. Mackall of the Burlington
apartment Is still in Atlantic City at her
mothers cottage, but after brief visit
to Washington will return to New YORK
to continue her vocal studies.
DR.. and Mrs. Swormstedt and daughter
returned last night from their summer $
vacation, spent in eastern Massachusetts
and at Lake George. n. 7.
A farewell dance and euchre party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Fowler OF
this city on the last night OF their stay
at the Airmont. in Airmont, Va. The
large hall was decorated Prizes to the
winners in the euchre game were award
ed to Mrs. NJ. J. Halves, Mrs. Lucien
Powell, Mr.. Oulahan and Mr.. Fred San
derson, while consolation prize "a head
of cabbage) was given to Miss Maria
Copeland. Beside the above named there
were present Messrs. A. O. Fowler. Lu-
Glen W. Powell, William Humphrey. Stan
let Powell, Melville Sanderson. Fauntle-
roy Powell, Thurston Powell, Mrs. L. w.
Powell, Mrs. A. 0. Fowler, Miss Mable
Powell. Miss Edith Pigeon, Miss Elaine
Powell and Master Arthur Fowler. The
occasion was highly enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Miss Lula B. Mankin and Miss Sue Al,
len Of Falls Church, Va, have returned
from Atlantic City, N. j.. where they
spent a week most pleasantly.
Miss Helen r. Fraber, after spending
two weeks at the Royal Palace Hotel, At
lantic City, later visiting friends at Long
port and Ocean City, N. j., and Philadel-
phia, Pa, returned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. H. e. Sullivan will leave today for
a two-week stay in Virginia.
Juvenile society was well represented
Friday, September 3. at the birthday
party of Miss Mayworth Carnahan. the
little four-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs ]. Worth Carnahan, 1872 Euclid
street.
The house was prettily decorated with
pink and white asters. the birth flower
and the charming little hostess was dain-
THY gowned from head to foot in baby
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from a water trip TO Boston and other
northern resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Auerbach. who were
guests at the Hotel Rudolf. Atlantic
City have returned to their home on 9Th
street. Miss Edith Auerbach remained
in Atlantic City with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Eiseman are spend.
ing the week in Atlantic City, after a
lengthy stay at the Blue Mountain House.
Pen Mar. Their children have returned
to their home in Florence Court.
Mrs. Siegfried Fantl and daughter
Ernestine are at the Twin Mountain
House. White Mountains, N. H. until the
middle of September, when they will go
to Syracuse, N. Y, to be the guests OF
Mrs. Fantls cousins. DR.. and Mrs.
Jacobs, at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ffnkelstein have
returned to town from Asbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen of 1871 Bilt-
more street are spending the month Of
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time at Cape May, N. j., before returning
to Washington.
Mrs. Lloyd B. Wight. who has been
spending a part of the summer at Cottage
city, Mass, will return here later in the
month.
Miss Laura Howison of street. accom-
panied by her niece. Miss Juliet Paris,
will leave Tuesday for Delaplane, Va,
where they will visit for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Abrams will be at
home this evening from to 10 O'Clock
at 500 l. street northwest. in honor or the
confirmation of their son Arthur.
Mrs. A. Lehman returned to her home
in the Ashley Thursday night, arter
snending three weeks at the Hotei
Rudolf. Atlantic City.
Miss Amelia Wolf, Miss Amena Stern
Miss Carrie Baer and, Miss Maud Baer
ioined friends at Ingleside, Randolph,
Md. Thursday, to spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Behrend and Mrs
Amnon Behrend have returned to town
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Matthews OF 3Oth
street. who are spending the season at
their country place in Oxford, Md. will
entertain at a house party this week in
honor of their daughter, Miss Hannah
Matthews. Among those invited are Miss
Juliet Paris. Miss Dorothy Leetch, Miss
Frances DeLashmutt and Miss Anne
Blackwood. all school friends Of Miss
Matthews.
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Mrs. Arthur Bradley has had as her
house guests at her home in Maryland
her cousin, Miss Florence Beck of ST.
Louis. and her sister, Miss Isabel Beck
of ChestertoWn
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Miss Ada Gillian left recently for Ocean
View. Md. where she is visiting friends
for several weeks.
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| Mr. Frederick Wagar Of P street left
recently for Ionia. Mich. where he will
visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wagar.
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ington of Georgetown have as their guest
at their home on Q street their son. Mr.
| James Townsley Worthington OF Pitts
burg.
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Mrs. Ada Brooks left last week for
Portsmouth, Va, where she is visiting
Mrs. Walter Brooks.
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Mr. Charles Kramer and the Misses
Kramer, who have been spending several
weeks at Ocean City, Md, have returned
to their home in Washington.
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Mr.. S. Thomas Brown and his daughter.
Miss Ada Brown. who have been spending
the latter part of the summer at the Jor-
dan Sulphur Springs. Va, returned last
week to their home on p street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Oats, who have
been spending some weeks in Norfolk,
Ocean View and Virginia Beach, have
returned to their home in Washington.
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Mrs. William w. Beck of Kentmere
farm, Nd. and her little daughter, Miss
Ellen Constable Beck. left last Wednes-
day for Atlantic City, where they will
spend several weeks.
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Miss Vera Vaughn left recently for Vir-
GINA Beach. where she is the house guest
of the Rev. T. F. Simpson and Mrs. Simp-
son, at their cottage there.
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| Mr.. Elliott Ross. who has been spending
several months in Cuba. and later few
| weeks In North Carolina, near Asheville,
| will return this week to Washington.
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time at Cape May, N. J., before returning
to Washington.
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Mrs. John Bentley Of the Stoddard left
recently for Cumberland. Md, where she
will visit her niece, Mrs Orrick.
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Mrs. Philip Berry of Dumbarton avenue
has been spending the past few weeks at
Cape May, n. J.
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from a water trip to Boston and other
northern resorts.
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Mr. and Mrs. John K. Newkirk and
their little daughter. Miss Beulah New
kirk left the early part of last week
for Atlantic City. where they expect to
spend several weeks.
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Miss Jane Cochrane left recently for
Lake Joseph, Canada, where she is the
guest of her brother. Mr.. Allister Coch-
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| Miss Bessie Miller of P street is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Cochrane at their new home
on Lake Joseph, Canada.
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Miss Sara E. Penning, who has been the
guest of Miss Violet Beck at her country
| home in Maryland, returned last week to
Havre de Grace, Md.
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Mrs Philip Berry Of Dumbarton- avenue
left recently for Cape May, n. y. where
she will spend short time
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More than ten leading
makes are represented
instruments til at are
known the world over for
their superi or musical
qualities and high-grade
construction. You can
take your pick of the stock
and at the sale prices
you'll get a bargain worth
while. Easy term Of
payment will be.arranged.
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Mrs. Mary Lowthan has returned to her
home in Maryland. after q visit of
several weeks to relatives in Berryville,
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Miss Minnie Awkward left recently for
Milford Mass, where she is visiting rel
atives. Miss Awkward will spend some
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Mr.. and Mrs j. X. Martens, after
spending a week in Washington. have re-
Gently returned to their home in Sharon.
Pa
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Miss Bessie Ramsey and Miss Esther
Ramsey, who have been visiting friends
at Colonial Beach, have returned to their
home in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Behrend and Mrs.
Amnon Behrend have returned to town
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Miss Annie G. Davis of 31O2 P street
has returned to her home after spending
the balance of the summer in Rockport,
Mass. Before returning to Washington
Miss Davis made round of visits at
East Gloucester, Mass, and a number of
other Atlantic coast resorts, and also
visiting friends In New York, Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
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Miss Minnie A. Awkward, who has been
the guest of relatives in Milford. Mass,
will spend a short time in Cape May. N
j.. before returning to her home in Wash
ington.
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Mrs Charles Shaar and the Misses Sid
/ ney and Virginia Shaar were the guests
last week OF friends in Boyds, Nd
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Miss Edna Middleton has returned to
her home in Georgetown after short
visit to relatives in Baltimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bowling and their children
have returned to their home on Both
street after spending the summer
months out Of town.
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Mr.. and Mrs j. C. Hooe. who have
been spending the summer months in
Smokers Gap, Va, left last week for
California, where they will spend several
months as the guests Of relatives and
friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest s. Thackara have
as their house guest Mr.. Thackara's sis
ter, Mrs. r. NJ. Purdy of Dallas, Tex.
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Mrs. Van Manning and her two sons,
Master Van Manning and Master Stevens
Manning, and her sister, Miss Charlotte
Stevens, have returned to their apartment
in Hammond Court after spending sew
eral weeks in Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Finkelstein haye
returned to town from Asbury Park.
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been spending the summer in Rockville,
Md, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jones. left last week for north
ern trip of several weeks before returning
to their home in Washington.
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Mrs Anna l.. Harris has returned to
her home here after spending a short
time in Maryland as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. John III. Tarband.