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bridal trip, and are at their home in
Alexandria county. Rev. NJ. r. Lamb
din of Montgomery, w. Va, was the
guest of friends in town during the
week.
Miss Barbara Campbell and Miss
Frances Moore have returned to their
homes in Charles Town, W. Va. after
being the guests of Miss Anne Lewis
Jones on Prince street Mrs. Henry
OBannon Cooper has issued invitations
for tea Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
Der B. from 4 to o'clock to meet Mrs.
Green of Laurel Del. Mr.. James w.
Roberts was the weekend guest of
friends in Baltimore Miss Helen Nor
ris Cummings has returned from Rad
ford. Va, where she attended the state
convention of the Virginia Federation
of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Amy c. Weech
has returned from Il visit to friends on
the eastern shore of Virginia. Miss
Fanny Hunter has returned from a
visit to friends in Warrenton. Mrs
Maurice Wilkins has returned from a
visit to Mrs. John Augustine Smith in
Charles Town, w. Va. Miss Lucy c.
Deahl of Berryville, Va, and DR.. B. F.
married Wednesday afternoon in Grace
Episcopal Church by Rev. Edgar Car
penter. Miss Linda Stuart of Wash
ington is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert ID. Brockett on North Washington
street. Mr.. c. T. Mahood of Lynchburg
was the guest of friends in town this
week. Mrs. NJ. c. c. Peyton and her
cousin. Mrs. William Cabell Trueman
of Richmond. have returned from a Wis
it to the formers daughter. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Shepperson, at Belle Meade,
Va. Mrs. Peyton has as her guest Mrs.
Trueman's daughter, Mrs. John E.
Wells of Richmond
Mrs. c. c. Coates of New York city
was the guest this week of Mrs. J. Sid
ney Douglas, on Cameron street, Mrs
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Fort Myer Notes.

Mrs. William j. Glasgow, wife of
Maj. Glasgow, 5th United States Caval-
ry, entertained at o'clock tea for the
garrison Friday to meet her niece. Miss
Glasgow, of St Louis. Mrs Edward
Sturges and Mrs. Philip Sheridan pre-
sided at the daintily appointed tea
table 1t was very pleasing oppor-
tunity for the newly arrived members
OF the post and the older members to
become acquainted.
Miss Woodward of Plattsburg, n. Y.
is the guest of Capt and Mrs. William
Murray Connell
Capt. and Mrs Mcintyre are the lat
est arrivals at the post They lately
returned from Austria, where Capt. Nc
1ntyre was military attache
Col. and Miss Pullman of Fort Mon
roe, Va, father and sister of Mrs. Kill
burn, wife Of Lieut.. Kilburn, Sd Field
Artillery, are guests of Lieut.. Kilburn's
family.
Miss Houston Scott the youngest
daughter of the chief of staff and Mrs
Scott, gave delightful party for the
girls and boys of the post yesterday.
Games were INDUCED in from 7 until
10, when refreshments were served
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Frank S. Harper has closed her coun-
try place, Mount Chichester, Fairfax
county. and has opened her town house.
on Prince street. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
c. Leadbeater, their house guest, Miss
Helen Holohan of Lancaster, Pa. and
Mrs. George A. Mushhack attended the
fair in Frederick, Nd, this week. Mr..
:, Nasrudsr Dent, who has been living
in Augusta. Ca. for the past several
years. was the guest this week of his
aunt, Mrs. Nushback. at the Fairfax.
Me Dent left later for Richmond. Va.
where he viii live in the future. Mr..
r. d. Brumtach left this week to visit
his old home. In Iuray. Va Mr.. Thorn
as De Beck has returned from visit
to friends in New York city. Miss Jes-
stea Callahan and Miss Mary Callahan
are the guests Of fricnds in Richmond.
Miss Madeline Frances Laycock, daush-
ter of Capt and Mrs. George L. Lay
cock, and Mi Harry il. Butcher We're
married Wednesday evening at the par
sonage of the Firsi baptist Church ~
Rev. W. F. Watson. u. n State Sena-
tor J. O. Daniel of Jccshurg was the
guest of friends IN town during the
week Mr.. T. Selden Talafcrro was
the guest this week OF his grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. 6 William Ramsay.
on Cameron street.
The first dance of the Alexandria As
sembly was given Friday evening In
the auditorium of Elks Hall, on Prince
street.
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Alexandra, Va.

Miss Constance Boush entertained at
tea last Friday afternoon at her home
on North Washington street in honor
of Mrs. Hurdle of Gunston Hall, Va,
and Mrs. Wigmore of Benvenue, Va.
Miss Boush was assisted by Mrs. John
Leadbeater and Mrs. George T. Kip
stein. Miss Mary Hunt Roberts and
Master Allan Roberts entertained at a
straw ride and dance at their home,
Sunnysde, Duke street extended. on
Friday evening. The guests were Miss
Julia Benton Hopkins. Miss Isobel Bos
well, Miss Marie Gasson, Miss Hilda
Schneider. Miss Sarah Cox, Masters
Chester and Edwin Pierce, Albert
Bryan, jr.. Charles C. Carlin. jr., and
Topper Barrett. Mrs. John Paul has
returned to her home in Harrisonburg,
after a visit to her mother, Mrs
Frances Smoot Danenhower, at the
Fairfax. Miss Mary Taylor was the
guest this week of Miss Henderson at
the Prince Karl. Washington. Miss
Blanch Stansbury has returned from
visit to Mrs. Joseph Savage in Freder
icksburg. Miss Laura Smoot has re-
turned to her home, on King street,
after d visit to Mrs James Rector
Smoot, at Lovingston, Va. Dr. and Mrs.
S. b. Moore have returned from a visit
to friends in Richmond. Miss Ruby
Meeks is the guest of Miss Irene Mar
tin. Miss Helen O'Brien of Baltimore
is the guest of Miss Catherine Few, on
Cameron street. Mr.. Charles 3. Swan
has returned from visit to New York
city. MIR. James Henry Daley of Ohio
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kicherer, on Franklin street. Mrs. l..
c. Nails and Mr.. Linwood Nails left
this week for Birmingham and Mont
gomery. Ala, where they Will visit
relatives.
The wedding of Miss JEANNE Pendle-
ton Ewing, formerly of this city, but
now living in Fort Worth, Tex. and
Mr. George Cross Hall of Marshall,
Tex, will take place very quietly Sat
urday, November 6, at the home of the
bride elects brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. William Nicholas Ewing,
1904 South Adams street, Fort Worth.
of the late Mrs. Frances Barbour Ewing
of Alexandria, and lived here for
number of years, where she was a great
fayorite with the younger set. Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Tiffany Sale have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Anna Beal sale, and Mr.
Arthur Kurtz Warfield, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Warfield of this city, Sat
urday evening, November s. at $50
o'clock in Mspah Presbyterian Church,
Highland Park, Richmond, Va. num-
Der of Alexandrians will go to Rich
mond for the wedding. Mr.. j. H Bart
lett is the guest of his son, Mr.. H. F.
T, Clifton Howard, Miss Howard and
MIR. William Scott have returned from
an automobile trip to Philadelphia. Mr
and Mrs Claude Osborne Thomas, whose
Wedding occurred at North River. N } =,
October 10, have returned from their
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Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Conrad,
Jr., to Reside Here.

One of the interesting additions to
the younger married set of Washing
ton society Is Mrs. Holmes Conrad, jr.
wife of the son of former Solicitor
General Holmes Conrad. who. with her
husband, has taken up permanent
residence here. The Conrads are from
Virginia. but have been living in the
west for some years.
Mr.. Conrad was assistant corporation
counsel of Chicago under United States
Senator James Hamilton Lewis. when
the senator was head of Chcago's law
department. The young couple. who
expect to take a house or an apart
ment. are located temporarily at the
Cairo
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Navy and Marine Corps Notes

Rear Admiral and Mrs. French z.
Chadwick have decided to spend the
winter in their charming Newport
home instead of going to New York,
as was contemplated earlier in the
autumn. AS matter of fact, Admiral
and Mrs. Chadwick. having now made
their home in Newport since the for
mers retirement, have quite come to
be SO Identified with this city by the
sea as to be regarded as deans of the
service in a social way.
Lieut.. Commander Galbraith, L. S. n,
and wife are established for the win
ter in their new home on Q street,
which they purchased a short time
since Mrs. Galbraiths mother. MR..
Saunders of Albany, Will visit them
later in the season.
Capt. John c. Muir. L. S NJ. e. re-
tired. and wife, who since the formers
retirement have made their home in
Germa ntown. Pa, are at present visit
ing at Lenox, Mass.
Rear Admiral and Mrs John Critten-
deu Watson have returned to their
home, 1886 @ street, after pleasant
summer with the naval colony at New
port.
Rear Admiral and Mrs A w Grant
have been receiving general coneratu-
lations upon the formers recent pro
motion in rank Mrs. Grant is At New
port. as the admiral has been for
some time in charge Of She torpedo
Hotiila Of the Atlantic feet Their
Washington friends are hoping that
they may come here. If for no longer
than a visit, this season
Lieut. Commander c. r P. Rodgers
L. s n, has been detailed to com
there is j pleasant possibility that
Mrs Rodgers may spend at least a por-
ton of the season here and renew the
friendships formed while her father,
ex- Secretary q. Won l.. Meyer. was the
official head Of the navy.
Rear Admiral and Mrs A g Win
| terhalter, who left Washington last
season upon the formers assignment
TO duty III command OF the Asiatic
announcement made by the Navy De
partment that the admiral has been
| selected to represent the United
States when on the 10th Of Novem =
Der the coronation ceremonies Of the
ia panese emperor viii take place.
Mrs. Watson. widow of Rear Ad-
| miral Eugene w watson, l. s n.
/ former home. 1907 21st street, in this
city and have gone to New York for
| the winter, where they are located
| al 325 Amsterdam avenue.
| Mrs LeJeune. wife of Lieut. Col
lJohn A. Lejeune, United States Marine
Corps has gone to Norfolk for a visit
to her mother. Mrs. limbaugh
! Capt Charles D. Barrett, United
| states Marine Corps. Is in Washington
visiting his brother and sister-in Law
I Mr. and Mrs. Rot 1t South Barrett.
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Personals.

Miss Gladys Block of Rochester, N
Y, is the guest OF Mrs. J. D. Kaufman
a Homestead.
Mrs Nathan Samuel has returned to
her home in the Colonnade after a week 8
stay in New York
Miss Louise Gruber has returned to
Baltimore after spending the week END
IS the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Edward
Kohner.
Mrs. Stanley Lansbureh left Monday
for Richmond, Va, to visit her father,
Mr. David May.
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Handelsman
have returned from their wedding trip
and are located at 1924 nth street,
where they will be pleased to see their
friends
Mr.. Ike Haas has returned to his
home in New York after spending some
time with his mother, Mrs. T Haas.
Miss Emily Hillman of Atlantic City
is spending several weeks in the city
Mrs. C. f. Breuner of Baltimore ia
the guest of her niece, Mrs Norma n
Luchs. of 1912 Euclid street.
The Wednesday afternoon Bridge
Club met at the Washington Suburban
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Celebrate Their Silver Wed
ding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip S. Sinlms cele-
brated the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their wedding at their residence 2o6
A street southeast. Thursday evening
The decorations throughout were of
silver, and at IL pm. a supper was
served. Later the guests enjoyed
dancing Besides being recipients Of
the good wishes and congratulations
Of the guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Simms also
received number of handsome gifts.
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Army Notes.


Mrs Oscar T. Long. wife OF GEN
Long T.. retired arrived in
t,,sbi,,,-tor r.sr waeL with her hand
-ome young daughter to place her at
school here for the season. Gen. and
Mrs Long were among the best known
-, ,,,,1 -; vra.b;,,to, durinp
-, c;oo
hat time they have made their perma :
nent home at Piedmont Alameda coun-
-, cal wbaro tbav have one of the
'HeS' country j''dNes III '"9 0''e
,.- .,,,,.,,..,1
Zen. ALeshire. Quarter d :,
NJ inspection. has greatly improved in
health since ms recent luhess. Mi - 3
Aeshire: owing to the recent death OF
hel tllolnet. WI spsLio , us y $40,
MAJ, JosepI ray =, - g. t ~
Nlte haNe tdh5-. an a Pc rua, Of
I 800, at -, q Ia 6aeatur straet
r,1n iq - d yyaSi,ipotonian having
+ha s.s,,lidsurbter Of the late Dis
Irlct comm lsslollel hoI,Ids ~. ri i.c,
nei LGllig III - - -! 81 nrss
OF MAJ. alhe[ 4" - 80 Soidiers 81 Hnr,e
S''' III ma -
Rric Con Oswald u Ernst L. s A..
accoifI H2; trn D4 and ana Mrs S NJ Grin
nell Of Boston. have returned to the
IL - o,,o,,ad tIair bousa on Connec-
tft,,t .yani,s for fhe winter.
arJ vjfa have returned. after
a nlesssnt visit to New York. and re-
o,anaJ foy +he season their apartment
~ ~ tvorda1a
Mai John Conifne. L. S. A.. retired, has
ratnrnad from Baltimore where she
We so seriously i'll and much i'm
nroved in health, has rejoined her ia
tbar At their aDartment at 1925 H
street
Mrs Baldwin wife of Brig Gen.
EranL n Baldwin. L. S. A.. has come
TO washington for the winter, and is
nov located al 1920 l street
A. ~ % srriveG in the city from
rort NTrrrtosh Laredo. Tex. and dur
~ ber hnsbaud's absence with his
5i.a,. .Iort. The border will he AT
tLe Picbuo9d
col Robert f. Lee Niche, L. S A.
and wife have been rejoined at 1925
u streat h,- their daughter. Miss Mar
oaref Nicbie who spent the summer
in Massachusetts
pleasant addition of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
George Andrews and Miss Katherine
Andrews who have returned to Wash
ingtou. after years absence.
Miss Lillian H Mearns' daughtsr OF
Lieut. Col Edgar A. Meafls, I. D "a,
and wlfe, mas returned rom on. r,S.
70 New YORK anu IeJotteu me- t paia
Tor the season at Ihe ->o' III u'h 'e' 10 -'''
Mrs- Ihoillas hIdsWaS; r.. - Nv
iins"dE. nov coi i.l.L. tr, is;+ r.
COCK Is N W a9ii'nS l '0 do,,oh.ar Iient
h-I SoH- 80 ID v r el.D tho wal
'iio 81 2li :; III tJI ~, -
-, t,.,ttsrso,' r.ife and daughters of
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marriage took place in this city the
10th instant, are at present at Green
Vile, s. G., but will return early in De
cember to the captains quarters at the
Washington barracks.
Lieut.. Harry II. Pritchett, L. ). Al
and Mrs Pritchett. who recently re-
turned from the Philippines and visit
ing the California expeditions, are at
the Shoreham for fortnight's stay.
They have been extensively entertained
since their arrival here.
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You may have band of velvet trim
ming your skirt half way up, upon.
which are roses embroidered
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Club Wednesday for luncheon aud
bridge During the morning golf was
enjoyed. Mrs. Salvatore Richard act
ing as hostess for the occasion.
Mrs. N. Wollberg left the city Friday
for Philadelphia, where she will at
tend the wedding of her son, Mr., Sidney
Wollberg, and Miss Carrie Hammers
fore returning she will spend some
time in Baltimore, the guest of rela-
tives.
Mr.. Joseph A. Kaufman of New York
spent the week end in the city, the
guest Of relatives.
Miss Hattie Meyers. who has been
visiting Mrs. Albert Sigmund, returns
to her home in New York tomorrow.
Mrs. Matte Langford has returned
from a three month trip through the
west and Canada
Mrs. William Bass and Miss Carrie
Hart left during the week for Lafay
cite. Ind, where they expect to remain
until December.
spending several weeks in the city as
the guest of Mrs. Myer Fellheimer and
Mrs. J. D. Kaufman, returned to her
home in Nashville. Tenn, during the
week.
Miss Ottenheimer has returned to her
home in Baltimore, after a short stay
In the city. the guest of Mrs. Emil
West
Richmond. Va. after a two-week stay
with his mother. Mrs. T. Haas.
Mrs Lawrence Gassenheimer has re-
fI1r Il fo ttn e.
eral weeks in Philadelphia.
The Rev DR.. Louis Stern has returned
after short stay in New York.
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club
met at the Washington Suburban Club
Friday for luncheon and bridge, Mrs.
Sidney c. Kaufman acting as hostess.
Miss Essie Samuels, who has been the
guest or her brother and Sster-in law
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Samuels, return ed
during the week to her home in New
York.
MRS. NJ. kaufman returns to her home
today after spending the week in Bal
tfmore, the guest of her n-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Strauss.
delightful bus ride and dance was
given at the Washington Suburban
consolidation of the Octagon and Elk
celslor Pleasure clubs Five sight
seeing automobiles conveyed the young
people to the Clubhouse which was
tastefuliy decorated with black and
yellow in honor of Halloween. Dur
ing the evening the prize waltz was
won by Miss Emily Hillman and Mr.
Milton King. A buffet supper was
served and appropriate souvenirs were
given.
olsterhood OF the Washington Hebrew
congregation will hold a general meet
ing tomorrow afternoon. at 2:3o O'Clock
IN the vestry rooms Of the temple
The program will be as follows: Ad-
dress, Rabbi Morris S. Lazaron. uiano
(selections), Nine. Lima Stobbe; Jewish
current topics, Dr. Abram Simon; social
hour, refreshments
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Mr.. Joseph A Kaufman of New York
spent the week end in the city, the
guest of relatives.
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Miss Hattie Meyers, who has been
visiting Mrs. Albert Sigmund, returns
to her home in New York tomorrow.
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Mrs. N. Wollberg left the city Friday
for Philadelphia, where she will at
tend the wedding of her son. Mr.. Sidney
Wollberg. and Miss Carrie Hammers
laugh, which takes place today. Be-
fore returning she will spend some
time in Baltimore, the guest of rela-
tiyeS
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Club Wednesday for luncheon aud
bridge During the morning golf was
enjoyed. Mrs. Salvatore Richard act
ing as hostess for the occasion
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Mrs Matte Langford has returned
west and Canada
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At Home Tomorrow After
noon.

The Misses TInllow will be at home
Informally tomorrow afternoon from 4
until o'clock. -
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Mrs. william Bass and Miss Carrie
Hart left during the week for Lafay-
cite. Ind, where they expect to remain
until December
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Miss Bertha Jonas who has been
spending several weeks in the city as
the guest of Mrs. Myer Fellheimer and
Mrs. ]. D. Kaufman. returned to her
home in Nashville, Tenn, during the
week
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Big. Gen. II. Pinckney Mccain,
7 : A. and wife have returned, after
pleasant visit to New York. and re-
opened for the season their apartment
nj the AvondaIe.
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The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club
met at the Washington Suburban Club
Friday for luncheon and bridge, Mrs
Sidney c. Kaufman acting as hostess
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Lieut.. Comma nder Galbraith, L. S. n.
and wife are esta blished for the win
ter in their new home on Q street
which they purchased a short time
since Mrs. Galbraith's mother. Mrs
Sa unders OF Albany, viii visit them
later in the season
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Brig GEN. Oswald H Ernst. .. S. A.
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
tiers. Miss Ernst and Mrs. W. NJ. Grin
nell of Boston. have returned to the
city and opened their house on Connec-
ticut avenue for the winter
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Miss Essie Samuels. who has been the
guest of her brother and sister-in law
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Samuels, returned
during the week to her home in New
York
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Miss Ottenhemer has returned TO her
home in Baltimore, after a short stay
In the city. the guest of Mrs. Emil
West.
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Miss Nivienue Conline, daughter of
Maj John Conline. L. S. A. retired. has
returned from Baltimore. where she
WAS so seriously i'll, and, much I'M
proved in health has rejoined her ia
Their at their apartment at 1T25 Fl
rect
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Mrs NJ. kaufman returns to her home
today after spending the week in Bal
tlmore, the guest of her son -in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Elliott Strauss
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Mrs Baldwin, wife of Brig. Gen.
Frank D. Baldwin. L. S. A, has come
TO Washington for the winter, and is
nov located at 1920 | street.
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Capt John G. Muir. L. S. NJ. e. re-
tired. and wife. who since the former s
retirement have made their home in
Germantown. Pa, are ut present visit
ing al Lenox, Mass.
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Col. and Mrs Clarence A. Stedman
returned last week to their Washing
ton home, I7o5 New Hampshire avenue,
after an enjoy able visit to New York.
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Mrs Lawrence Gassenheimer has re-
turned to the city after stay of sew
eral weeks in Philadelphia.
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Miss Emily Hillman of Atlantic Cit.
is spending Several weeks in the city
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Mr.. Emanuel Haas has returned to
Richmond. Va. after a two-week stay
with his mother, Mrs T. Haas.
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The Rev. DR.. Louis Stern has returne
after short stay in New York.
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Mai Joseph +. Tracy, u. s. A, and
wife have taken an apartment for the
season a the Farusborough. corner of
Florida avenue and Decatur street.
Mrs Tracy is a Washingtonian, having
as the granddaughter of the late Dis
trict Commissioner Thomas West made
her home in this city, and is the niece
of Mai. Parker West. L. :. A, al pres
ent in charge of the soldiers Home.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. John Critten-
deu Watson have returned to their
home. 1886 @ street. after a pleasant
summer with the naval colony at New
No
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Army society here will have the
pleasant addition of Brig. Gen. and Mrs
George Andrews and Miss Katherine
andrews. who have returned to Wash
ingtou. after d years absence.
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Miss Gladys Block of Rochester, n.
Y, is the guest OF Mrs. ]. D. Kaufman
at Homestead.
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Gen. Aleshire. quartermaster general
r. : =. at present on a western tour
NJ Inspection. has greatly improved in
health since his recent illness. Mrs.
Aleshire. owing to the recent death of
her mother will spend the winter very
quietly in their home. 2343 street
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Col Robert Z. Lee Niche. L. 5. A..
and wife have been rejoined at 1928
Fl street by their daughter, Miss Mar
earet Niche. who spent the summer
in NaSsa Ctusetts.
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Sisterhood of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation will hold a general meet
ing tomorrow afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock
In the vestry rooms Of the temple
Inc program will be as follows. Ad-
oress, Rabbi Morris s. Lazaron; piano
(selections). Nine Lima Stobbe. Jewish
current topics, Or. Abram Simon: social
hour, refreshments
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Mrs. +. \. Brown. wife of Col. Brown
l. A. has arrived in the city from
Fort Mcintosh. Laredo. Tex. and dur
ing her husbands absence with his
regiment along the border will be at
tho Richmond
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Miss Lillian H Mearns, daughter of
Lieut. Col Edgar \. Mearns, l. 5. A,
and wife, has returned from visit
to New York and rejoined her parents
for the sea son at the Northum berland.