The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-04-21
PRNCE GEORGES
HItlLN TIES.

There will be no service nj Trinity
Church next Sunday.
Mr.. J. Pratt Neal, of Baltimore, spent
Tuesday with his aunt. Mrs. James F..
Sears.
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Magruder have
opened their home in the Forest for the
summer.
Grand Inspector Dukehart of Balti-
more visited Centennial Lodge in this
town yesterday.
There will be Mass at St Mary 5
Church on Sunday at a. m, and at
Fosaryville at II a. m.
DIR. and Mrs r. S. Hill have returned
to their country home, having spent the
winter in Washington.
Few Mr.. Furr has been returned by
the NJ E. Conference to Forest Grove
Church, Centerville, this county.
A very pleasant dance was given by
the young men of the neighborhood, III the
Masonic Hall, Wednesday night.
The proceeds of the Apron Sale at
the home of Mr. and Mis-. Frederick
Sasscer on Friday last amounted to nearly
fifteen dollars.
Quite number of persons from this
town witnessed the Buffalo Bill Wild
West Show in Washington, on Wcdnes-
day and Thursday of this week.
The resignation of Mr.. Richard Dali
lam. Secretary of State, took effect yester-
day He is succeeded by Mr.. Geo +.
Lowerec. Ct this county, who has been
his assistant.
Read the advertisement of Messrs.
Frank Libbcy & Co. the enterprlsing
lumber dealers of Washington. They
have for many years been doing large
business in this county.
The Rev Dr. c. Ernest Smith rector
of st. Michael and All Angels Church,
| Baltimore, is i'll with intestinal trouble at
the Maryland Hospital and is attended by
D1. L. McLane Tiffany. DR.. Smiths con-
dtion Wednesday night was not consider
ed serious
On Wednesday of last week Mr., Isaac
Wolff died at his home in Baltimore aged
81 wears. and was buried in the Hebrew
cemetery in that city He was the father
of Mrs. J L. Edlavitch and Mr.. William
l. Wolff of this town, and of Mr.. Maurice
II. Wolf of La Plata.
Our thanks are due to the President
and members of the Medical and Chirur-
gical Faculty of Maryland for an invita-
ton to be present on the occasion of the
opening of the Centennial Anniversary
of the Foundry of the Faculty which will
be held at Mccoy Hall, Baltimore on
Tuesday evening, April 25th. After an
address by the President, Dr.. Samuel c.
Chew, there will be a reception by the
Faculty.
Judge Merrick entertained in Il very
delightful manner on Thursday evening
of last week his associates on the Bench
and the members of the Bar. \ dinner
in courses was beautifully served and was
heartily enjoyed by the guests. Those
present were: Judges Briscoe and Crane
Messrs c. c. Magrut.er, Charles H. Stan
ley, Roger Bells, Joseph S. Wilson, r..
B. B. Chew, Jr, Van Clagett, Frank Par
ran, of Calvert county, Joseph X. Roberts,
Geo. B. Merrick and Frederick Sasscer.
The Hyattsville orchestra gave its
second concert of the season Monday
evening Washington city talent contrib
uted largely to the success of the enter
tainment The orchestra is composed of:
Violins, Theodore Nandoran, Jas. Callan,
George Britt, Joseph Giachetti, Mrs. Ben
nett and Miss Grace Hamlin; flute, ii. B..
Fowler; clarinet, | Bonnadonna; comets,
Dr. G. A. Richardson and William kret-
SEMINAR; trombone, Benjamin Maddert,
bass, Samuel Miller; piano, Mrs. Mayo
and G.. ID. Fox.