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SANDY SPRING NOTES.
sDondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
SANDY SPRING. Nd. May %, 1909.
Owing to the recent decease OF Dr.
Roger Brooke whose wife has been a
member of the Women's Association Tor
a number of years, the May meeuhg
of that society will be omitted MISS
Ellen Farquhar will be Its hostess the
18th of June.
Mrs Asa NJ. Stabler has been the guest
of Miss Amy p. Miller Of Baltimore and
Miss Mary G. Moore, daughter of Thomas
l.. Moore of Richmond. Va.
Mrs Milton III. Bancroft and family
will go to Shelter Island \. Y, for the
summer as usual.
Mrs. Edward p. Thomas accepted in
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BERRYvILLE SOCIETY.
eial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BERRYVILLE. Va. May q, 1909.
Mrs. r. S. Blackburn Smith enter
tanned at bridge Friday. Among the
guests were Mrs. j. Edward Harris,
Mrs. A. P. Osborne. Mrs. Charles NJ
Brown. Mrs. George Rice. Mrs. John
Neill and the Misses Baldwin and
Stribling.
Miss Eugenia Swami is visiting her
aunt, Miss Fanny Crow.
Mrs. Latane. who has been the guest
of Miss Rosalie Mccormick. has return
ed to Winchester.
Miss Edwards OF Boston is spending
some time with Miss Crow, prior to her
departure for Europe. where she will
tour the continent during the summer.
Miss Gertrude Mccormick entertained
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al bridge last week in honor of her
house guest, Mrs. Latane Of Winchester,


at bridge last week in honor of her
house guest, Mrs. Latane Of Winchester.
Va.
Mrs. William Rollo Royce of Syracuse,
\. V, in visiting relatives in town.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin of Baltimore. Nd,
are the guests of Mrs. Ida Morgan. on
Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Eivan Of Mill
wood sailed last week for Europe, to
remain during the summer months
Miss fanny. who spent several days
with the Misses Mccormick last week,
has returned to Leesburs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whiting and
daughter spent the week with relatives
in Millwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Burwell have
I'eturned to Carter Hall from their we'd
ding trip. Mrs. Burwell was formerly
Miss ROSalie Wheat of Berryvlle.
Miss Alice Osborne of Kabietown spent
several days with Miss Emily Powers
the past week.
Miss Pattie Luke entertained the chill
dren of her school by giving them a
picnic Tuesday. They drove out to Miss
Luke's farm in a gayly dcckei wagon.
anu HiteT spehdlnS liie GaF MISS Luke
distributed her prizes To the lucky win
ners Among some of the children were
Kate and Dolly Blencone, Nellie Morris
Shoniffer, Virginia PaS. Elder. Donald
Neill and many others.
Mrs. Frank Huyett of charlottesville
Va, is visiting friends near Berryville.
Miss Mary Morrison is visiting her
brother and family in Baltimore.
Miss Nellie Pfeaster and Miss Jean
Smith were guests of Mrs. A. P. Os-
borne Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Bush of Williamsport.
Nd is visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. +.
Banff.
Mr.. Hally Stephenson of Woodville,
Va, is the guest. of friends and rela-
tiveS in town.
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Mr.. John F. Van Horn and Miss Bertha
L. Alexander of Wax Pool, Va, were
married in Washington Monday. the 18th
instant. They have returned to The
Plains, Fauquier, where they will reside.
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HYATTSVILLE, Nd. May 20, 1909.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank G. Tingley and son
Egbert of Washington have been visiting
relatives here this week
Mrs. Harry w. Dorsey has been visiting
| relatives in Washington during the cur
rent week.
Mayor William p. Magruder spent sew
eral days in Baltimore this week as a
| delegate from Prince George county to
the National Good Roads Congress- There
| were about twenty other delegates from
| this county.
Mayor and Mrs. ]. f. Chadwick OF
Montgomery City, Mo, who have been
; visiting their rela tive. Mr.. A. c. Quisen-
berry, Luttrell avenue, and DIR. Joseph r.
Mudd. Spencer street. for week or SO,
left Wednesday for a trip TO Boston by
sea, stopping off at Fort Monroe and Nor
folk. Mr.. Chadwick will visit his BIRTH
place, in New Hampshire, before return
ing home.
Miss Carol Wilson of near Marlboro
| has returned from a pleasant visit to
friends in Prince Frederick. Calvert
county.
Mrs. r. f. MacNeil, Wine avenue. who
has been visiting her brother in Kansas
City, Mo-. for the past two months, is
expected home the latter part OF next
week.
DR.. Webb Griffith of Johns Hopkins
University Hospital, Baltimore, has been
visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. l.. A..
Griffith.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess Of Pinehurst
is visiting Miss Gertrude Leakin, Spen-
| cerville, Howard county. Md.
Mrs. j. B. Burnside and Master Brad
| ford Burnside are visiting Mrs. Burnside s
daughter. Mrs. j. ]. 7. Graham. Chester
town, Md.
Mrs. J. B. Talbert of Washington has
| been visiting Mrs. w. d. Porter, Avon
street.
| Miss Carrie Wilson of Worcester. Mass,
| has returned after a pleasant stay with
! friends near Woodmore, this county.
| Mr. and Mrs G. c. Mcintyre of Norfolk.
Va, are stopping with friends near Sea-
| brooke this county.
Mr. Henry Y. Hemingway of Rhode Is
land has returned after a pleasant stay
1 with relatives here.
Mrs Albert Burton. Baltimore street.
lis visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. Cross,
| in Baltimore.
| The d. l. b. Club was Hospitality enter
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. Herman E. Bur-
| CESS, Pinehurst, Tuesday evening. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Augustus Rup-
pert and Miss b. Smelling and Mr.. Her
| man f. Burgess and Mr.. Raymond Benz
ler Others present were Mr. and Mrs.
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rup-
pert. MIR. Augustus Rupert. Mrs. Benz
| Ter and the hostess. Following the games
a tempting collation. was served. The
next meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Rup-
| pert.
! Mr. j. j. Rome and daughter. Miss
Irma, of Philadelphia, are spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs Hyman
| Brown. BladensburE. Mrs. Brown is a
| sister OF Mrs. Rome.
/ Mrs. Grace Pickford of Washington is
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THAT GRaAr SHORT LINE which links the rail-
road systems of the North with those of the South
Is practically oomp!cted and important results will
follow this achievement.
sir up-tniate roads have joined forces IN this work.
and the bold enterprise will dominate the deveopuent
of that fertile region which extends from the Atlantic
coast TO the Valley of the Mississippi.
The point of conyerg ence from the entire South is
Richmond; and the point of conveyance from the
North and the West is w ashngton Glen Allie is
and Glen Allen is comparison the most eligible
spot that link for a splendid development.
Let lance moil IN at the recent past and note
the effect of transportation world movements.
There now living who recall the days when
Fort Dearborn trading post But railroads
were coming into existence then. and Lake Michigan
drove them around by the Shore and there at that old
trading post they yconverged-lnking the East with the
West-snd straiRhtsay. as by stroke OF magic. Fort
Dearborn became Chicagol
History repeats itself. Thisnew Richmond-Wash-
ington Gateway tapping the commerce of fifteen
millions of people should have frui,age in degree
less striking!
Glen Allen isa picturesque spo. on this New Short
Link. and il might easily be developed into Charming
relay point for the accommodation of climatic travel.
Tor than forty years unusual care has been be-
stow ed the natural beauties ofthe place and il
tsinly untcs more advantages midway resort than
be found at other railroad point between the
North an the South.
America. like Europe. is realizing that sudden
transition between extremes oftenpeTature is whole
some. and pleasant pausing places being inoeas
many Of tn describing Glen Allen the Deer Park.
from the herds of deer which its ample
grounds. and which may be from the windows
for 4 mile or more.
Glen Allen Is the seat Of Forest Lodge, which Is
spacious mansion of . hundred rooms, furnished and
equipped throughout. and situated in beautiful Park
fronting the railway station. The property is for sale.
Further particulars be had by addressing owner
JOHN CUssoNs. Forest Lodge, Glen AIen.va.
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Mrs. Frank Brooke of Warrenton is the
guest of Mrs. William T. Brooke Of Nor.
folk, Va.
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Mrs. j. III. Wilson and daughter. Mis-:
Dorothy Wilson. OF Berwyn, Md. spen
the week end in Purcellville.
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Mr. and Mrs. /. J. r. 'Murling are
guests at the home of Mr.. James *.
Maddux.
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Rev. Mr.. Conkling, who has recently re-
turned from Calcutta. India, is visiting
his granddaughter, Miss Mailer of War
nptnn
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Mrs. Elizabeth Girard and Miss Girard
are house guests of Col. and Mrs. William
kemper at Bethel.
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Mr.. j. I. McGacack is attending the
Virginia Bankers Association at Old
Point Comfort. Va
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Mrs. Richard l.. Bentley and children
OF Baltimore expect TO spend June with
Mrs. Joseph 7. Moore of Norwood.
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Miss Bertha Peacock, who has been
spending several weeks with Mrs. Clin-
ton Mills at Clarks Gap. has returned
to her home in Washington.
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Miss Grace Brooks has returned t
her home near Paeonian Springs from
visit in Bolington, Va.
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wARRENToN SOCIETY
of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WARRENTON. Va, May 81. 1909.
Mrs. William Hayes and Miss Hayden
Of Philadelphia have taken rooms at Mr..
Hugh Hamilton's, where they will spend
the summer.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOCIETY

Special Correspondence of The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va. May 90. 1909.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Worthingtr n
and little daughter. Mary Cole
man Worthington. OF Washington
are spending some time at the home
Of Miss -Sherrard. OH --..-aerst street
Mrs. Worthington was formerly Miss
Margaret Dame of Winchester.
Rev. Nelson Page Dame, formerly rec
tor Of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
of Winchester. but now of St. Pauls
Church. Ossining. n. Y, is spending sew
eral days with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Roswell Dodge
Stuart H. Edmunds at their home on
the northwestern grade. Mrs. Dodge
was formerly Miss Ethel Meyer of Wash
| ington.
Mrs. Stanley Z. Harmer and son. Dom
Gordon Harmer. are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mamie Fry, in Washington.
Rev. ]. C. Davidson of Appomattox,
Va, is spending a few days with friends
in Winchester. where he was formerly
pastor OF the First Baptist Church
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Copenhaver are
spending week in Washington with
their daughter, Mrs. King.
Mr. Charles B. Dooley of Washing
ton is spending few days with friends
in this city.
Maj Holmes Conrad returned last night;
from Washington to spend the week end
of home North Market ctr
Mr.. A. F. Moreland has returned 10
Philadelphia. after spending some time
| with friends at Castlemans Ferry, on
the Shenandoah river.
Mrs. William Fl. Hardy left yesterday
to visit friends in Washington after
| which she will spend some time with
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Mr.. Edward, Peasants of Wilmington.
\. c., has made brief visit to Sandy
Spring. and his sisters. Mrs. Allan Far
quhar and Mrs. Alban G.. Brooke re-
turned home with him.
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clubs Of Norristown. Pa. and Whining
ton. Del. during her late visit to rela-
tives in those states.
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Mayor William p. Magruder spent sew
eral days in Baltimore this week as a
delegate from Prince George county tc
the National Good Roads Congress. There
were about twenty other delegates from
this county.
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Miss Mary Rerkley spent the week end
with Miss Mary Triplett Of Markham
Va.
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Messrs. Ashby Myers and Myer Poston
of Paeonian Springs have returned from
a short visit to Washington.
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Mrs. Sallie Newly, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. T. n. Fletcher Of
Warrenton, has returned to Baltimore.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Rivan Of Mill
wood sailed last week for Europe, t
remain during the summer months.
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I. The members OF the family of Maj.
Richard Sylvester Of Washington are now
occupying their summer cottage on Boil
var Heights.
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OF Baltimore expect TO spend June with
Mrs. Joseph 7. Moore of Norwood.
Mr.. Edward, Peasants of Wilmington,
n c., has made brief visit to Sandy
Spring. and his sisters. Mrs. Allan Far
quhar and Mrs Alban c. Brooke re-
turned home with him.
The Wednesday Club held its last
meeting of the season at Glendare the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Far
quhar.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Davis. who has been
In New York the past winter. was re-
called there Sunday by the serious ill
ness of her sister. Mrs. +. Cannon.
Mr.. John s. J. Miller of California, who
has been in Maryland with his brothers
and sisters for several months. has re-
turned to his home The Montgomery
County Fedora ton of Clubs, of which
Mrs. Jessie Waite Wright is president.
held Its fourth annual meeting at Sandy
| Spring Lyceum Friday, being the guest
of the Wednesday Club Miss Rebecra T.
Miller is presiding officer of the latter.
Despite a tremendous downpour nearly
40 delegates and members We're pres
ent. who were served with an abundant
luncheon between sessions. The morn
ing meeting was devoted to routine busi-
ness and the reports of the Kensington.
Rockville, Forest Glen. Bethesda. Con-
servation, Social Science, Newcomb and
Wednesday clubs were given. also that
of THE Woman's Association of Sandy
Spring. which, after a continuous exist
ence since May. 1851, has just allied
Itself with the federation. Addresses were
made i'm the afternoon by Mrs Cockrane.
president of the State federation: by
Mrs. Swissat of Baltimore. Mrs. McGrew
of Woodside. Miss Irenie Wilson and Mrs.
Draper of Washington. Miss Rose Arm
strong of Rockville gave a solo and Miss
Edith Shoemaker a serenade on the piano.
Mr.. William Sherlock of Baltimore made
an eloquent appeal for the adult blind OF
Maryland, who are now being taught
trades al an industrial school i'm Balt-
Imore. The next annual meeting viii ptop-
ably be held at Darnestown by invitation
from that club.
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Miss fanny. who spent several day;
with the Misses Mccormick last week
has returned to Leesburs.
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Mrs. Harry w. Dorsey has been visiting
relatives in Washington during the cur
rent week.
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Mr. Arthur Davenport and family Of
Charles Town have been spending the
week in Washington
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Mai. Holmes Conrad returned last night
from Washington to spend the week end
at his home on North Market street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Bryarly re-
turned Thursday evening from Baltimore.
where they have been visiting relatives
during the past week.
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Mr.. Elmer Cannon of Washington was
a recent guest of friends at Clarks Gap
this county.
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Mr.. Fred kremer of Chicago is spend
ing some time at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther kremer, in
this city.
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Miss Bessie Du Pont, who has been the
guest of Miss Maize Stone of Warrenton,
has returned to her home in Wilmington,
Del
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Mr.. A. F. Moreland has returned 10
Philadelphia. after spending some time
with friends at Castlemans Ferry, on
the Shenandoah river
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| Mr. and Mrs jackson II. Ralston are
| at Mohonk Lake. n. V, attending the
Lake Mohonk conference on international
arbitration.
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The Wednesday Club held its last
meeting of the season at Glendare. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Far
quhar.
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Capt George w. kurtz returned last
night from trip to Richmond and Bal
timore.
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Mr. c. Horace Gallaher Of Charles Town
has been visiting his cousin, Mrs. w. G..
Lipscomb, in Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Keene and Miss
tlossle keene, who have been spending
the winter in Washington. have returned
to their country home. Miss keene will
remain at home this summer instead of
going to the north woods of Maine as has
been her custom
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Miss Vinette Scofield of Tuxedo is Wis
ltlns Mrs. ID. b. Miller, near Lanham,
this county
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Mr.. Harry kirkly of Baltimore has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. l.. T.
Bowers, Maryland avenue
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Mrs. W. c. Lyon and daughter Miss
Nellie Lyon. Maryland avenue, are visit
Ing friends in Annapolis Md
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Mr.. Neville Stephenson. who has been
attending an art school in Baltimore. has
arrived at KenilwOrth to spend the sum
mer with his mother. Mrs. Henry Ste
phenSon
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Mrs. ID. B. Miller. jr.. of Lanham is
spending the summer months in Wood
stock. Va.
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Mrs. William Fl. Hardy left yesterday
to visit friends in Washington after
which she will spend some time with
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Mr.. Milton C. Stayman left yesterday
for Baltimore to spend the summer with
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Loring A. Cover, in Green Spring
valley
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whiting and
daughter spent the week with relatives
in Millwood.
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Messrs. Samuel Dubois and Maitland
Dubois of Hollins station. Baltimore
county. have been visiting their cousin,
Mrs. G. B. Maynadier Maryland avenue.
They were accompanied by Mr. Edward
Hooper of Baltimore
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+. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin of Baltimore, Nd,
are the guests of Mrs. Ida Morgan. on
Church street.
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Rev. F. Leslie Robinson, rector Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of Manassas,
Va. has been visiting friends at Middle
town this week
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Miss Douglass Fuller has been visiting
her grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. James w.
McSherry, in Martinsburg, w. va.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. Stewart Barney of
New York are spending some time at
the Winchester Inn.
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Miss Pearl Hughes has returned to
Richmond after visiting friends in Charles
Town.
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HYATTsvILLE SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
HYATTSVILL.E, Nd. May 30, 1909.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Tingley and sor
Egbert of Washington have been visiting
| relatives here this week
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Messrs c. w. and A. c. Norman of
Purcellville spent the week end with
friends in Herndon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jeffries have re-
turned to Warrenton, after a pleasant
visit TO relatives in Rappahannock, Va
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Mr. Charles B. Dooley of Washing
ton is spending d few days with friends
in this city.
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Mrs. Frank Huyett of Charlottesville.
Va. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Bowman, at Berryville
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Messrs. Alexander OyIer of Gettysburg,
Pa, and Jacob Smith of Bendersville.
Pa, have been spending the week with
relatives and friends in this city.
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Miss Ida Klemm of Baltimore is visit
ing Mrs. {. NJ. Gilpin, near Lanham. this
county.
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Mr.. Herbert Young of Washington has
been visiting relatives in Charles Town.
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Mr.. Fritz Dambach. who has been in
Germany for several months. will return
to Hyattsville early next month
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Mr.. 4. b. Mullett OF Washington was
recent visitor in Charles Town.
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The Hyattsville Stag Bridge Whis
Club was entertained Thursday evenin.
by Mr.. w. d. Porter at his home on Avor
avenue. Messrs. w. c. Wells and +. A
Fuller scored the highest number o.
tricks. Mr.. Wells substituted for Mr.
Dorsey. Following the games tempting
refreshments were served
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her daughter, Mrs. Horace W. Eyre, in
Philadelphia.
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Mr. and Mrs. McAulife. Messrs. Charles
J. James, H. T. Offterdinger and D. J.
Pfeffer Of Washington were guests at
the Leesburg during the past week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. COpenhaver are
spending a week in Washington with
their daughter, Mrs. King.
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Miss Eugenia Swami and Miss Edwards
of New York at Miss Fannie Crow S
IN Berryville for the summer.
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Mr.. Randolph T. Mcclure has returne
from a trip to New YORK.
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Miss Sallie Page Andrews has gone to
Philadelphia to visit friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Burwell have
returned to Carter Hall from their we'd
ding trip. Mrs. Burwell was formerly
Miss Rosalie Wheat of Berryvlle.
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Mrs. Harry Duble has returned to her
home in New York after visiting her
parents in Waterford. this county.
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Miss Mary Morrison of Berryvlle is
friends in Baltimore.
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Miss Lilly Abbott of Brandy Station.
Va, IS visiting her aunts. Mrs. James
w. Sibert and Miss Ella Abbott. in this
city.
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Rev. and Mrs. j. Harry Smith of Gath
ersburg, Md, spent the past week with
friends in Berryville.
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Miss Elton Ogden has returned to Mid
dletown. after spending the winter in
Florida.
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Mrs. William Rollo Royce of Syracuse,
\. Y, in visiting relatives in town.
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from a trip to Baltimore, where they
Spent some time visiting relatives and
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Miss Rena Zirkle has returned to her
home at Fauquier Springs, after spend
ing the winter with relatives in the valley
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DIR. j. A. Marshall of Alexandria, Va.
has been spending few days in town.
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Rev. Walker T.. McBath. wife and little
son of Quezaltenango Guatemala, Cen
trail America. are spending a week here
with Mr.. and Mrs. f.. B. McBath of
Jackson avenue
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Rev. James Kelly Argo of Marion. Ohio.
is visiting friends here. He will preach
tomorrow morning and evening in the
local Presbyterian church.
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Dr. J. 3. Hackley Of Purcellville spen,
the week, end with his parents at JET
ferSOn, Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Davis of Wa
tertown. Conn.,, are spending fortnight
in Leesburg.
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Miss Warren Of ST. Mary county is
visiting Mrs. J. B. Burnside. Wells ave-
nue..
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Capt. George Beale Read of Roseville
is visiting friends and relatives on the
eastern shore of Maryland.
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Mr.. John Payne and Miss Bessie Shack
elford were married the 18th instant Mr.
r. G. Payne, father of the groom. gave a
reception at his home to the young cou-
pie. Mr.. and Mrs. John Payne will make
their home at Fauquier Springs. near
Warrenton.
Mrs C. o. Coons. at Fauquier Springs
born Of Griffinsburs, Va, and Messrs. R
b. and W. Miller of West Virginia.
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DR. ]. n. DeahI of the University of
West Virginia, Morgantown. has been
spending IA few days at Charles Town at
the Powhatan College.
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Mr. John Bailey, who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Harry Parker
near N1iddleburg. has returned to hi
home in Massachusetts,.
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Rev. J. c. Davidson Of Appomattox,
Va, is spending a few days with friends
in Winchester. where he was formerly
pastor Of the First Baptist Church.
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Miss Bessie Fisher has gone TO Wash
ngton to spend some time with ner SIS
ter Mrs. Charles Fling who is i'll.
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Mrs. Geary Of Canada is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Edgar r. Conley, wife of
Capt. Conley, commandant at the Mary
land Agricultural College.
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Miss Bessie Norman has returned t
her home in Unison after spending the
past winter in Haymarket, Va.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Edwards Mrs. w.
j. Humphrey and little Margaret Monroe
of Morrisonville Va. are the guests of
Miss Dulcie Edwards.
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Mrs. Elizabeth c. Davis. who has been
IN New York the past winter. was
called there Sunday by the serious ill
ness of her sister, Mrs. +. Cannon.
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Miss Mamie Osburn of Kabletown left
this week on an extended visit to friends
in Washington.