The Washington times., 1906-04-08

have moved to Washington.
DR. Fay Van Alta. OF Chicago. has
been visiting DR.. Joseph A. Mudd. OF
Spencer street.
Miss Helen Kerr has returned to Col
lege Park, after spending two months IN
Washington.
Mrs. ]. E. Clark. formerly OF Gresham
place, Washington. has moved 10 College
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Knox. Of
Johnstown, n. Y, spent Sunday with
Mrs r A. Bennett. of Riverdsle.
Miss Mary Fuller. who has been the
guest Of Miss Jennie Kerr for some
weeks. has returned to her home in
Columbia, S. c.
Miss Rave Moorhead. OF Washington.
spent Saturday and Sunday In College
Park
Miss Kitty R Starring is stopping with
Mrs. r. A Bennett. OF Riverdale. en-
route from New Orleans 10 her home
( in Little Falls n. Y.
Miss Cook. of Washington. spent Sun
day with the family OF DR.. Mcdonnell
The Rev j. Fred Baggs, pastor of the
Beltsville NJ. e. Church. returned on
Wednesday from Cumberland. where he
attended the conference of the MARYLAND
churches OF that denomination.
Miss Emma Moffat. of Arcola. Va. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Wells.
OF Franklin avenue.
Miss Mary Johnston. Of Washinpton
has been spending a few days with ber
sister. Mrs Warren TaIiaferro. of col
lege Park
Joseph Tanning. Of Riverdale has re-
turned from a business triy to BaJti-
more.
Mrs Floyd has returned to Riverdale
after having spent the winter in Wash
ington
Mrs- John Lyon. o. Brookland, is the
guest of Mrs Charles Mangum. River
dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward CLAWS. who
nave been spending the winter at the
Haplh' IN washington have returned
TO RiverdaIe
Noble Wilson. son OF Walter A. VIII
III zen from tree while playing in
~ ~ SaIu OF MS home. ana sustained
compound fracture of the arm.
Paul l. Higdon has been awarde, ,ho
contract for erecting an eigbt1roo.-
'orick house in Mt Rainier for John
Klein Ao' Johh
The Rev. Frank A. TYLER wac ro
pointed to his present pastorate in ~,
to"n. at the closing session of the RaI
umore conference Of the M Cb,,ra,,
South. L. Church
Inc Ladies Guild of St. Andrews
uapei OF college Park held a business
meeuhg at the home of Mrs. Gibso,, o.
herWyn on Thursday. After the frame
dcuon OF routine business refresbp,o,t,
were served i's
Governor Warfield sent to the State
senate at Annapolis on Mondav the o.
polntment of Michael j. Ryan as Iionnr
license commissioner for Prince C,eorse
county The bill creating the board
was signed by the governor the dav he
fore. 'e
Giover Benton, the ten-year-old son of
n. benton. of Wineton, died on Mon
DAY at Sibley Hospital in Washington of
appehulcitis- He was i'll but few DAYS.
ne FUNERAL was held on Thursday fror,
the residence of his parents The SER
wees were conducted by the Rev &
>. Mayo, of Pinkney Memorial CburcI,
The pallbearers Were Walter PAYNE
Eugene Riley, Raymond Corwin. PhiIin
Mitchell, Edwin Devlin. and Allen POT
finger
Inc managers of the Suburban League
heid meeting at the Washington Office
OF clarence Walker, of HyattsviUe on
"wednesday evening. The various clubs
were represented as follows: Rurcb Of
Berwyn, Walker of HyattsvilIe Risdop
OF Rverdale. Brentwood was NOT renra-
sented. j. r. Risdon was elected a
member of the board of managers The
arrangement schedule for the coming
season was practically completed and
viii be announced at an es-Iy date. The
season will open on May Is. RAYMOND
Burch was elected treasurer to succeed
Harvey Smith, resigned Walter Barnes
was elected captain Of the Riverdale
club.
rule was adopted requiring that each
member Of the teams shall have been a
resident OF Prince George county for
al least six months prior to the opening
OF the eaSon. This will put stop to
, the importation of Washington plavers
which was carried on last year. Another
amendment requires every game 10 he
umpired by two men. Any team which
reports TO a game after $50 will forfeit
that game.
party was given by Miss Hazel
Mowatt at her home on Maryland ave-
nue. on Thursday evening for the benefit
Of the Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Presbyterian Church Re
fTeshments were served and games were
played until a late hour. Those present
were Misses Madeline Wiseman. Kathe-
' rine Wetzel Louise Thompson, Marion
Gray, Mary Sakers, Edna Murray
Louise Knopf May Foster. Grace
Mowatt, Jessie Kimpton, Jennie Mowatt,
Henry Thompson. Randall Foster, Fred
Schmaum, of Washington; Theodore
WetZel, Paul heywOrth, Lawrence
Rowe, William Wilson, Herman Burgess,
John Johnson and Robert Bruce Mowatt.
The Citizens Association Of River
dale held its regular monthly meeting
Monday evening in the library of the
Presbyterian Sunday school. DR.. p. NJ.
Mcmillan presided, and William b.
Severe acted as secretary
1t was reported that the county COM
missioners of Prince George county
had directed the officials of the City
and Suburban railway TO open a thirty
= foot roadway adjoining their tracks be-
tween the Raybold property, on Mary
land and Cleveland avenues. Failure
on the part of the company to comply
with the commissioners requirements
will necessitate the appointment of
jury 10 acquire the roadway by con-
demnation proceedings and assess the
railway company for the costs.
The committee appointed to urge the
Maryland Legislature to pass the