The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-11-18
les ENQUIRER MARLBOROUGH MARYLAND NJ
\ Successful Entertainment.

The fair and bazar, held in the Tow
Hall this week for the benefit of st. Mary
Church, was great success. The stage
and hall We're handsomely decorated by
the ladies. Three beautiful booths an,
a highly ornamented table were prominen
objects in the room. The many attractiv,
articles offered for sale and rattle, com
bined with the decorations of bunting an,
chrysanthemuris made scene of beauty
and festivity rarely witnessed here 4
very enjoyable vocal and instrumental
musical entertainment was given on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings those par
ticipating being Mrs. A. NJ. Coffman, Mrs
VIM, G. Brooke, Miss Mary Bcale, Miss
Mary L. Wilson, the Misses Forbes, Mrs
r. Irving Bowie, Miss Lucy Mckenna, OF
Washington, Messrs. W. c. Pepper, T. J
Grant, Percy Duvall and DR.. G. French
Owens
| A dramatic entertainment entitled The
| \icissitudes of Millincr' was also given
on Wednesday evening, and was much
enjoyed. The young ladies who took part
were Miss Alice Ridgeway, Miss Mary
Nalley, Miss Bessie Grant and the Misses
| Martin
Pleasing recitations were made by Miss
Ridgeway and Miss Tayman.
The entertainment yesterday was for
the children. The first piece on the pro-
gram was recitation by Mrs. Charles
Taylor entitled The Coon and the Water
melon Then followed representations of
Mother Goose's Melodies" in which the
following took part: Misses Kate Bow
ling, Christabel and Grace Hill, Bessie
Grant, Nellie and Dellie Nalley, Augusta
Taylor and Master Francis Hill.
Other features Of the occasion were Il
recitation by Miss Marguerite Clagett, a
dialogue between Masters Shecklcs and
Edelen, Il song Miss Africa" by Misses
Alice Ridgeway, Edith and Daisy, Roder,
Mary Nallev, Annie and Edith Martin
and Bessie Grant The closing piece was
The Virginia Reel danced by five cute
little couples the ladies being MissesCarroll
Wilson, Grace and Christobel Hill, Mar
gueritc Clagett and Catherine Billopp and
the gentlemen Alex. Edelen, Dyke Brooke,
Charles Clagctt, Henry Ward and Carroll
Grant.
Much interest was taken in Il rattle of Il
pair of fine Berkshire pigs, a donation
from Mr.. Franklin Weems, and voting
contest for silver butter dish between
Mrs Patrick Hurd and Mrs. Byrnes, but
at the time of going to press the winners
had not been announced.
A grand ball took place last night.
The proceeds will amount to between
four and five hundred dollars.
Great credit is due to the committees in
charge of the different departments for
the success of the entertainment. They
were as follows:
Fancy Table.-Mrs. r. S. Hill, Mrs. r. l.
Bowie, Mrs. J. L. Martin, Mrs. J. Roberts,
Mrs Stephen Belt, Mrs. Robert Hall, Misses
Kate Martin, Kate Merrick, Mary Hooe,
Christine Bowling.
Refreshment Tablc.-Mrs. B. H. Bowie
Miss Edith Hill, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Byrnes, Mrs.
E. c. Ciagett, Mrs. Margaret Hall, Mrs
M. ]. Wyvill, Misses Venia Wilson, Clara
Nalley, Mary Miller Catherine Shekels.
Childrens ble.-Misses Bessie Wilson
Nellie Grant, Mary Merrick, Edith Rhoder
Alice Ridgway, Addie Martin, Addie
Nalley, Mary Nalley.
Confectionery Table.-Mrs p Hurd,
Mrs. Samuel Tayman, Mrs G. w Branson,
Mrs. Frank Hurd, Miss Virgie E. Browne,
Miss Mamie Kendall
Entertainment Committee-Mrs F. w.
Forbes.