The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-04-30
BREVITfES.

Miss Edith HoutZ, of Washington, is
visiting her sister, at the Rectory.
Miss Marry H. Jennings, of Brooklyn
New York, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. l
S. Wilson.
The Directors of the Fair Association
met yesterday, but nothing except routine
business was transacted.
Attention is called to the new Spring
advertisement of Saks & Co., the popu-
lar clothiers of Washington, D. G..
A telegram was received, as we were
going to press, announcing the death in
Baltimore yesterday of Gen. Richard O.
Mullikin.
Miss Olivia Wolfe, of Pittsburg, Penn
and Miss Eliza Barber, of Charles County
are guests at :"Stratford," the home of Dr.
and Mrs. r. S. Hill
The County Commissioners will meet
next Tuesday for the purpose of appoint
ing trustees of the Aims House, Health
Officer and Standard Bearer.
MI. L. "A. IliS, Nouel"S ''he o>'iAN
or, has commenced the work of rebuilding
the Farmers Hotel which was recently
burned He will employ home mechanics
and laborers.
There will be meeting of the Salma-
gundi at the home of Mrs r. Irving Bowie
on Wednesday, May the 18th, at o'clock
p. IN. All the members are requested
to be present
Mr.. Robert Connick and his sister-n-
law, Miss Anna P. Naylor, who have
been spending the winter with Mrs A. B
Schaaff, near Fort Washington, have
returned to their home near Orme.
For your stylish Spring Hats, and
Caps, Ribbons, Feathers, white, tan and
black Slippers; Extracts, Perfumery Soaps
and Easter Novelties, call at j. L. Edla-
vitch's Store opposite Court House, this
town.
Invitations are out for tue wedding of
Miss Nellye Martin, daughter of Mr..
Joseph L. Martin, to Mr. Francis P. Hurd,
which will take place on Wednesday
next at St. Marys Church in this town at
six o'clock p. m.
The proceeds of the Mite Chests, of
the children of Trinity Chuch, which were
opened last Sunday, amounted to $24,
which with contributions made since Eas-
ter Sunday make the Easter offering
amount to about $S95,19.
Services in Trinity Church next Sun
dav as follows: Celebration of the Holy
Communion at $50 a. M, Morning Pray
er, Sermon and Holy Communion at II
o'clock a. m., Children's Service and Bish-
ops Penny Offering at p. m, Evening
Service with Sermon at 7:30 p. NJ.
The cold snap of Tuesday was no delu-
sion, as cold snaps often seem to be. 1t
was according to the figures of the weather
bureau, the coolest day in Baltimore dur
ing the last half of April since April 49,,
1875, when the mercury went down to 49,
Tuesday morning at 5 O'Clock it was
2Oo
Our thanks are due to Mr.. H. A.
Townshend, son of Ex-Treasurer Town
shend for an invitation to attend the Thirty
the Spencerian Business College. at
Lafayette Opera House, Washington,
D. c., on Tuesday, May 4th. He will
be one of the graduates in shorthand and
type-writing.
A correspondent sends US the follow
ing from Glendale. There has been a
large attendance at St. Georges Chapel,
Glendale, since Christmas, and the con-
gregation seems to he increasing in num-
hers Mr.. G. H. Williams, the Assistant
Superintendent, has received many thanks
for what he has done for the Church, and
he deserves much credit for his work"
Representative Mudd was at the Post
Office Department on Thursday, and
made the following recommendations for
appointment of post-masters: Mrs. Sophia
N. PAYNE, at St. Clements, St. Mary's
county; Mary E. Bowling; at Mechanics
vile, ST. Mary's county, and William
| Long, at Camp Springs, Prince Geoge's
| county.
Teachers Association has arranged thai
the next annual meeting will be held a
the Blue Mountain House on July 13t L
It'll and 18th, provided satisfactory ar
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road and hotel The committee consist:
of Prof. John T. White, Cumberland; E
L. Boblitz. Frederick Dr. A. E. Sudler
Sudlersvills, Queen Anne's county, ant
Prof. Samuel Garner, of Annapolis.
Miss Mary l. Jones, daughter of Mrs
Otto Fuchs, was married Wednesday o
last week to Mr.. j. Emory Hoar, of Brool
line, Mass. The service was performe,
at the home of Prof Otto Fuchs, tn
brides stepfather, in Baltimore by Rev
George R. Savage, Rector of the Churcl
Of the Beloved Disciple, of Philadelphia
Only members of the family were invite
to the wedding, but they were sufficient
|
After the ceremony a breakfast was sers
ed, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hoar went on thei
wedding trip. They will reside in Brook
line, near Boston
Mrs. Peter H Hooe entertained tn
"West End Social Club of which she i
President, and few additional guests o.
Easter Tuesday, from three to six 0 cloc
at her home West End. Among thos
present were Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ma
bury, Mrs. Gen. Horn and sister, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. H. Duvall, Mrs. John Gather
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Sasscer. il, Misses
Slaughter, of Virginia, and Misses. Sassce
of Waldorf. Miss May Hill, Miss John
Wood the Misses Duvall. of Trump
Hill" Miss Katie Willes, Miss Lilly Willie
Mrs. H. Fl. Sasscer, Messrs, William s
Hill, Edward Duvall, Percy Duvall an
James NJ. Christmas-GaZ"tfe
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