The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-17

of St. Augustine, Florida. are visiting their
friend, Miss Mary Beale at "Woodland.'
Mrs Joseph J. White and children,
of Washin gton, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Nalley, near this
town.
Master Philip Castle, son of County
Treasurer Castle. of Laurel has been
visiting Master Brooke Harper, of this
town.
We have been requested to announce
that the Lawn Party to have been given
this evening by Miss Minnie Chew has
been postponed.
The Misses Martin gave very plea
SAINT dance at their home on Tuesday
night which was attended by large
number of friends.
Prof. I. J. Grant of the Academy
attended the Commencement exercises at
his Alma Mater, st. Charles College,
Baltimore, yesterday.
Mrs W. r. Smiths Sewing Circle
will hold Il festival in the Yard of her
home July 4tl. 1898, at , o'clock p. m.
Refreshments will he served Public
cordially invited.
Last Tuesday was Flag Day. 1t was
neither national not a legal holiday, but
the anniversary of the creation of the
United States flag by the Continental
Congress. June 14th III
The entertainment by the Inter
Nos" Club which was to have been held
in the Town Hall last night was post
poned until further notice, on account of
the death of Mrs E. S Hill
The ladies of St. Marys Catholic
Church will hold lawn party tomorrow
afternoon, in the Tow Hall yard, commenc-
ing at ) o'clock. Cakes, ice and other
refreshments will be served.
Mrs Julia Merrick Tisdale, wife of
Lieutenant Tisdale of the L. S. Navy.
now stationed at the Navy Yard, Wash
in gton, d. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joseph X Roberts. She is accompanied
by her two little boys.
The Academy will he closed next
Friday, the Gath inst. Public eXamina
tions on Thursday and Friday, at which
the friends and patrons of the School are
invited to be present The examination
in the primary department will be the
first named day.
MIR. William Clair, of New York, Mr..
j. Burney, proprietor of the Arlington
Hotel, Washington, and Mr.. Davies, of
New York, visited Chesapeake Beach on
Saturday. These gentlemen are interest
ed in Chesapeake Beach Hotel, which will
be erected during the fall
Services in Trinity Church next Sun
day as follows: Holy Communion at
40 a. m. Morning Prayer. Litany and
Sermon at II o'clock \ meeting of the
will be held at the close of
the service. Evening Prayer and Ser
mon at 1:45. Strangers cordially invited.
Miss Sallie Gray, youngest daughter
of DR.. Samuel Gray. of Laurel died on
Monday from spinal meningitis follow
ing typhoid fever She was a beautiful
and accomplished young lady and had
been fer number of years a most popu
lar teacher in the public schools of this
county Her death is deeply lamented.
Tea drinkers will have to pay higher
prices for their next purchase of this ar
: ;n1o bo ,>ft he Of
cents pound. As this is an import tax its
full effect will not be felt at once. Teas
have advanced from six to eight cents a
pound, and special brands about five
cents pound. Stocks are reported short
and when these are worked out further
advances are expected
Twenty eight members of the Order
of Odd Fellows from Forestville, attend
ed service at Trinity Church last Sunday
in body. They were under command of
Noble Grand VIM. T. Richie and Vice
Sontag preached an eloquent sermon
from Romans Sth chapter So and 80
verses The Odd Fellows in their regalia
made an imposing appearance. They
dined at the Marlboro House, where an
excellent dinner was served.
The Marlboro Base Ball Club was
organized Saturday last, and would like
to hear from any teams in Southern
Maryland who desire match game. The
following are the players: Robert Browne,
LIST base; Wesley Crawford, and base,
Bernard Crawford, Bird base: Robert
Harper, 5. $ Gardner Coale, r. f.; W. T.
Davis, !. f; Reverdy Sasscer, Frank Hurd
and William c. Pepper, pitchers; Charles
Browne and Samuel Crawford, catchers.
Manager, Frank Hurd; Captain, Bernard
Crawford; Treasurer and Secretary, w.
T. Davis. Challenges sent to Mr.. W. T.
Davis will receive prompt attention.