Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-03
Charlotte Hall Happenines.
(Cor..rresspl,o J, ] q The Beacon. J

Charlotte Hail Happenings.
tCorrespondence Of the Beacoh.J
y SCHOOL IS closed. Who does not
miss the bright young faces aud mer-
~ laughteroftheboys? Ncfthegirls.
The. rpll, Of the drums, The clear ring
ing Of the bell, the bngle call. gave
life % our village; the deserted base
ball grounds and tenpis courts, the
silent gymnasium. remind us that the
boys are gone on . long vacation.
Let US hope that on theirretnrn they
viii see that the lapse Of time has
brought them the long talked Of and
much. needed improvements which
our recent Legislature gave US The
means Of obtaining, and that the
trustees OF G. ii. S. are not behind
those Of St. Mary's Seminary in in
terest for our pride in the trust which
has been reposed in them, quoting
from the beadsiihl address made by
the Hon. David, Fl. Leake TO the
Washington and Stonewall Society.
We would say BE faithful 70 the
trust reposed in you
School exhibitions are the orderd d
the day We have been toldof cred
table work Of this kind done by Miss
Lillian Harrisnn and NJ, lsUki&.s
ADAMS. .rs4.sli,4a,s..a1
DR.. and Mrs. Petherbridge and
Miss Jane Petherbridge attended
the closing exercises, at ST.. Johns
College. Mr.. Edward Petherbridge
was agraduate. Profs. Fenwick and
Coad also attended. l'n' i'a"'ilh
Maj. and Mrs. Thoinasare visiting
his Alma Mater. the v. NJ. T..
Miss Virginia Thomas isspendingv
some time with heraunt, Mrs. Mitch
ell, at Germantown, Pa.
Miss Ella Shaw, who has been ar
school in st. Cloud, = Mimi, for the
past two years, is spending heryaL
cation at home.
Mr.. James T. Shaw, of the Del. a.
Lackawanna r. X. 'Hoboken, Nh
spent a few days at his home last
week. .iiaiiloi ,i.td'tBEIlf fvHf
Miss Emily Odenheimer, of Jesf
sups, Md. a bright and charming
young lady, played havoc with the
hearts of our o. H. boys during her.
recent visit here. - ffr""rtf -
Mr.. John odenheimer. d popular
young fellow, is much missed by his |
many friends in this neighborhood.
Miss Margaret Wall, dahghterSof
Mr., John T. Wall, Of Baltimore, was
much admired and won many hearts
during her brief visit in our village. !,
DIR Richard. Hammond. of Ellicott
City, made a short stay at Naicr
Thomas, last week. Mrs. DIR. VIII
liam, T.. Compton. and, children and
Miss Mary Compton are guests at.
the Plains. Miss Cora Key, of the
Plains, made q short visit, to Char,
lotte Hal. en- route for Washingt6ii.
Mrs. Cheshire, nee Miss Bessie
Mitchell, and Miss Maize Mitchell
are at Cremona. tal .@'aihip J" mol
Miss Mamie London entertained o
large party OF friends in honor of
Miss Emily Odenheimer. /, Mrs. Cdad
entertaihed at tea, In honor of Miss
Keeeb, and Mr., Martin. OF .BaIti--
more. Miss Bertha. daughter of
Mr.. James T. Harrison, celebrated
her sixth birthday with quite gath
ering OF her little friends. We I'M
derstand that Miss Frances Briscoe,
who has recently been employed at
DIR, Tabor Johnson s Sanatarium in
Washington, win pursue her profess
sion as trained nurse in New York.
A jolly crowd of picnickers from
Brandywine is expected to visit
Spring Hill, and campus shortly.
The Southern Maryland Baseball
league has been organized with Prof.
Coad as President = ~" ; III \
I'VE hear d lots Of fun TO be- in
the way OF dances. picnics, etc, of
which more -,uH.l. roASos.,i 4