The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-05-26
EsRIIVITEES.

narcnts, Mr.. and Mrs Henry s. Miller.
Miss Emily Plummcr, Of Washington
ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. French
Owens.
Invitations are out for a dance at the
Town Hall on the evening of the Goth
instant.
Mrs. Mary G. SETTER, of Washing
ton. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John c.
Wyville.
Mr.. Charles H. Stanley, Esq, has
been appointed counsellor for the town
of Laurel.
Mrs. O. B. Zantzingcr and infant son.
are visiting at "Ellerslic," the home of
Judge Chew.
An interesting letter from CORE
spondent in the Philippine Islands is pub
lished on another page.
Misses Marie and Holic Hill are
spending the week in Washington attend
ding the Peace Jubilee.
A good deal of tobacco has already
been planted in this county, but there is
much complaint of the cut worm
A number of people from this town
and community attended the Peace Jubilee
ceremonies in Washington this week.
The Patuxent Planters Club will meet
at the home of Mr.. +. Snowdcn Hill, on
Tuesday. May 3Oth, at $50 clock, p. III.
Mr.. W. Tilden Davis, chief clerk at
the Farmers Hotel has returned from
a visit to his former home in Annapolis.
Mrs. +. Nelson Jarboe and daughters,
of Washin gton, have been on visit to
Mr.. F. Snowden Hill and Miss Edith
Hill.
The Bishops Guild will hold Il sale
at the residence of Mrs. Julia Hall Osborn
tomorrow afternoon, beginning at
o clock.
The Prince Georges County Sunday
School Convention will be held at Berwyn
on the 18th, and 18th, of June. Further
notice will be given.
Judge John P. Briscoe and family,
who spent the winter in Hyattsvillc. have
returned to their home near Prince Fred
erick, Calvert county.
A game of base ball has been arrang-
ed between the Maryland Agricultural
College and the Charlotte Hall mines at
La Plata on Saturday, June 3rd.
-Rcv. Francis Fullerton, Professor of
Physics at Loyola College, Baltimore,
assisted Father Trinkhaus in his Masses
on the Feast of the Pentacost in St Mary's
Church.
Mrs. Sallie Marbury and her friend,
Mrs Wilcox, from "Mattaponi' and DR.,
Charles Marbury, of Washington, spent
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. \. Marshall
Marbury.
The Ladies' Association of Trinity
Church will hold Strawberry and Ice
cream sale in the Town Hall yard next
Tuesday, May Both, beginning at 4
o o'clock p. m.
A trial trip has been made over the City
and Suburban Railway between Washing
ton and Hyattsvillc, and a permanent
schedule will be put in effect about the
first of June.
We regret that our account Of the
interesting ceremonies in connection with
the lnveiling of the memorial ia Diet, at
ThNp,acf rhnra1 tarIor rarpiV-
ed too late for insertion in this issue.
The construction train Of the Chcsa-
peake Beach Railroad has crossed the
Patuxent river and is now working in
Anne Arundel county. The rails have
already been laid to the edge OF Calvert.
The chief of the Maryland state high
way commission, a body organized under
the legislature to investigate roads, will
address a public meeting of farmers and
wheeimen at Ardwick, this county, on the
afternoon of May 30th.
The graduates of Melrosc Institute
of Hyattsville this year are Hiss Helen
Dent, of Washington, and Miss Bessie
Todd, of Maryland. The commencement
will be held at the school this year instead
of in Washington as formerly.
Governor Lowndes on Thursday
signed the death warrant of John Berry,
colored, who murdered Miss Amanda
Clark in this county. He fixed the day
of execution for Friday, Junel 9th to take
place at the jail here before two O'Clock
p, m, Of that day.
Miss Barry Of Baltimore, who comes
among us under the patronage Of Mrs.
Frank W. Hill, Mrs. Robert Hall and Mrs
Edgar T. Slingluff, will form class in
PHYSICAL Culture, at Masonic Hall on
Saturday June Bird, to meet once week,
for the three summer months.
-Rcv. DR.. VIM. Scott Southgate, rector
of St. Annc's Protestant Episcopal Church
Annapolis, who died Sunday evening,
was buried "Wednesday in the City Gene
terry, after most impressive funeral ser
vice at the church he had served faith
fully as rector for thirty years.
The following members of the PatuN-
cnt Planters Club attended the meeting of
farmers at the Agricultural College last
Saturday: Mcssrs. r. S. Hill, r. Snow
den Hill, Eugene Roberts, George II
Brooke, Upton 3. Brooke, Franklin
Wcems, F. W Hill, and Frederick Sass
Ger.
There will be meeting of the Mari
boro' Gun and Pleasure Club next Tues
day. May 30th, Decoration Day, at the
Office of r. b b. Chew, Jr., in this town
at 3 o'clock p m, and a shoot Immediate
" thereafter All members are requested
to attend promptly and to bring theiI
guns.
Rev Arthur n Clagctt, who will
next month be ordained Il priest Of the
Episcopal Church, having completed his
studies at the Seabury Divinity School in
Faribault, MINI will spend the coming
summer with his relatives in Maryland