Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31
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street, Mercedes touring car: w. C. Bor-
den, 1901 California street. Ford touring
car; NJ. Herman. 1915 Park road. Baker
victoria; George Veitch, jr.. House of
Representatives. REQ roadster; Potomac
Heights Land Company, Colorado build
ing. Stanley touring car; Walker-Hughes
Market Company, Connecticut avenue,
Franklin runabout; Walker-Hughes Mar
ket Company, Connecticut avenue, FraIfk
lin runabout; Walker-Hughes Market
Company, Connecticut avenue. Hart
Kraft delivery wagon; Elizabeth c. Reu-
ther: JOs 18th street. stevens-Duryea
touring car; Calvin A. Holland, 1900 II
street northeast, Ford landaulet; Potomac
Electric Power Company, Baker delivery
wagon: d. G. Amber. Cosmos Club. jack
son touring car; William K. Hill. Takoma
1907 18th street Panhard touring car;
David Stephen, I'LL 18th street, Rambler
runabout: f. NJ. Hack, Washington
Times. Interstate runabout: Fred w.
Baker delivery wagon; Mrs. l.. II. Chand-
Ter, 2144 California street, Detroit coupe.
w. w. Grif1th drove his Washington
touring car through Charles county, Nd,
Sunday last. visiting friends in that
section.
MdTchese fdolo al MOntaSHara, c0un-
selor of the Italian embassy, has re.
turned from Manchester-by-the-Sea
where he spent the summer, enjoying
trips In his Renault touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. DARRELL motored
TO Benedict. Md. last Sunday in their
Washington touring car, despite dis
agreeable weather conditions. returning
the same evening. They had as their
guests MIR. and Mrs. r. ii. Parker.
During tho past week Hudson 90
roadsters were delivered to Lieut.. But
Ter and Fred Ackert Of this city.
H. III. Freeman, accompanied by his
son. Eugene Freeman, and Alfred Ed
ridge, enjoyed a motor trip to Hagers-
town Monday I'm Mr. Freeman's model
10 Buick roadster. The party left WASH
!ngton Monday morning. going via
Rockville, Gaithersburg. Clarksburg,
Hyattstown, Urbana, Frederick and
thence over South mountain to Hagers-
town. After spending the night there
they left at 1912 the next morning. ar
irving here at AGO in the afternoon.
They were very enthusiastic over the
trip, enjoying the beautiful mountain
scenery at this season of the year. The
roads were found in good condition for
motoring
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John II. Lutz and his sister. Miss
Marion Lutz. purchased Hupmobiles
from the first shipment Of 1910 models.
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Lutz's car is a Packard blue. while Miss
Lutz selected bright red car.
A party OF local motorists left Wash
ington Thursday afternoon at / o'clock
for a motor trip through the Shenan-
doah valley. with Richmond. Va. as the
objective point. In the party were Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Bryan, Miss Jonathan
Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Bryan, Capt.
Joseph T.. willard, Mrs. d. b. Tenant,
Mrs. Henry Fairfax, Miss NJ Way and
Miss Miss {; w; Ward: The party went in
| flying trip to the southern city.
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| Horace II. Westcott has placed his
| order for a 1910. model H. Stoddard-
Dayton forty-horsepower touring car for
early spring delivery.
Washington is becoming quite a CEN
tier for purchasing automobiles. Sales
are constantly being made to residents
! in the nearby states. who select cars
from local dealers and then drive their
cars over the roads on the return trip
| to their homes. number OF sales
| have been made throughout the south.
the city Of Richmond proving an excel
| lent field for the motor car. The deal
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