The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-10-09
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The musical and literary entertainment
given Friday ut Masonic Temple for the
benefit of the Tienery Volunteer Fire
Company was a decided success The
hall was crowded with an appreciative
audience, which frequently applauded the
performers. Mr.. George Markward was
master of the ceremonies, add announced
the program. Professor Roginsky open
ed tue entertainment with an eXhibitio II
Of stereoptican views, which delighted
the audience. The picture of Maj: Tier
ney president of the fire company, was
thrown upon the canvass and greeted
with storm of applause, which attested
his popularity. The child wonder"
Miss kretshmar sang A kiss Through
tia Telephone" and "Baby's Fast Asleep
in a manner truly wonderful for child
of her years. Mrs. Mary A. Nailor recit-
ed the "Toboggan Slide" an extract from
Josiah Aliens Wife" and The liners, y
in highly comical style which was much
appreciated. Mr.. Harry Shackleford
threw the audience into commissions of
loughter in a darkey stump speech, and
sang two darkcy songs as encores Messrs
Clements and Veihmever rendered ban
10 and guitar duet with mastery effect,
and Mr.. Steve Clements, as an encore
played Coming Through the Rye" with
variations, which was literally applauded
Miss Fonteroy recited two comic pieces
with much credit Mr.. Geo. O'Connor
who is as popular in EVANSVILLE as he is
in Warrington, sang Little Dark Brown
Lou and the Fancy Dress Ball" and was
Jones recited I'm Texas on the Rio
Grande" in Il very pathetic manner, and
on being recalled gave a comic selection
which occasioned much laughter. Prof
Kretshmar played What is Love-" on the
cornet Mr.. f. j. Walsh recited The
Dukite Snakes with dramatic effect
Messrs. Graham and Shackleford, as cor
hctistS and acrobats, gave an excellent eX-
the Heart is Young in sweet, melodi.
Gus voice, and Mr.. Charles Miller, a pop
ular fav"rite, wound up the program by
singing Pat Malone Forgot That He Was
Dead, and was recalled, but owing to the
lateness of the hour declined to sin g again
The committee which had charge of the
entertainment deserves great credit for its
successful management, as it has nctteG
g., II
Miss Edith Rathbone has returned home
from delightful snjourn in New Eng
land. After spending three months on the
coast of Maine, she was the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. Leahy of Milford, Mass, for
merly of Washington, d. c.
The Harvest Home festival was held at
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
Sunday morning and evening. The church
was beautifully decorated with harvest
fruits and flowers. The music was eAccp-
tionally fine and appropriate to the occa-
sion
An enthusiastic meeting of the Bladcns-
barg Free Silver Club WAS held last Sat
ur1ay night in BladrnShurg, with Presi
dent James {. Rogers in the chair Mr.
jackson H. Ralston, the prominent sin:
gle taXer, delivered an address advocating
the election of the democratic candidates
and making Il strong argument in favor
Of free silver. The club proposes To give
Il grand torchlight procession and ratitica-
ton meeting on the 18th instant. and an
executive committee, consisting of j. +
Hickey, b. ID. Stephen. Frank II cash
| Geo Guide and Dr. Yves flake, was appoint.
| ed to make the necessary arrangements
The teachers and officers of the Pinck
ncy Memorial Church hrld Il meeting AT
the rectory several evenings since and
| discussed matters pertaining to the sun
day school. Mr. Frank Carr was elected
secretary and treasurer and Mr.. Richard
| Latimer librarian
MIR. John F. Waggaman. Jr. entertain
ed a munger of friends at his country
home, near this place, few evenings ago
Dancing and other amusements were in
dulged in and refreshments were served
The chaperoncS were Mrs f. r. Morpan
Mrs. T. +. Waggaman and Mrs. John F
Waggaman.