The Washington times., 1906-06-17
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Robert w. b. Mayo has returned from
Baltimore, where he has been student
at Johns Hopkins University.
Miss Robb, of Baltimore. has been
visiting Mrs Henry Lanahan, of Col
lege Park.
Mr. Borman. of the Bureau Of Print
ing and Engraving. has been visiting
friends in HyattsviIle.
Miss Ada WoodIey, Of Washington.
/ has been the quest Of Mrs. Henry 7
Patterson this week
! Miss Page Newman. of Somerset. Va
/ and Miss Blanche williar, OF Catons-
Vile. Nd, have been visiting Rev. and
( Mrs. G ]. S. Mayo. Edmund c. AIayo.
/ Of Richmond, Va, has also been visit
ing his parents during the past week.
| Treadwell Cleveland, jr.. Of the Unit
ed States forest service. has been tax
ing field notes at Havre de Grace for a
forest survey Of Hartford county, Nd.
! Miss Mary Fuller, OF Columbia, S. c..
| has been visiting Miss Jennie Kerr, en-
route 10 West Point. N Y
! Miss knight, Of Washington, has been
/ visiting her sister, Mrs. George Calvert,
/ jr., Of College Park
Miss Kenney and Miss Davis. Of Poca-
hontas county, ". Va. and Adon Phil
( lips, OF New York were the guests of
Mrs. Charles E Steinmeyer, OF River
dale, thia week.
Mrs. l. E. Wilson, Of Jewell, Anne
county. his been visiting Mrs. Nellie
Fuller Brooks.
Mrs. B. NJ Iwens. of Rockville. is
visiting at the residence of her brother,
DR.. Charles S. Wells.
DIT. Charles A Wells and daughter.
Mrs E A Fuller, left this week for a
months stay - Chase City, Va
James H Ky ner. Of Bladensburg. viii
leave this week for an extended visit
70 Colorado.
Robert W. Wells has returned from
a months stay in Coffeeville. Kan Mr..
! Wells also visited Indian Territory.
Percy Crawford and family. Of Wash
ington, are the occupants Of the home
OF Vinton V. Duyal, on Maryland ave-
nuc, for the summer months.
Miss Margaret Stephen, Of Washing
ton, has been visiting Miss Shiply. of
Bladensburg.
w. s. Hall and r S. Kellogg. Of the
United States Forest Bureau. viii at
tend the annual meeting OF the Ameri-
can Forestery Association at Atlantic
City. June 21-23
The Hyattsville baseball team gave an
enjoyable lawn fete on the lawn adjoin-
ing the home Of A. j. Linkin, of Mary
land avenue. Friday evening The pro-
ceeds Of the party viii be devoted 10
the introduction Of seating accommo-
dations for the local fans. Provision
will also be made TO keep the crowd back
Of the side lines
4 summer school for farmers viii be
in session at the Maryland Agricultural
College during the month OF August.
Little Miss Marguerite Meyer sang 70
an appreciative audience at the Carroll
Institute hall last week at an enter
tainrnent given for the relief Of the Sar
Francisco sufferers She also sang ar
the Berwyn hail FOR the Knights Of Py-i
thias. and Miss Maize Meyers recited.
The resignation OF Mrs. MCGEE as prin-
cipal Of the RiverdaIe Public School has
been the occasion Of much regret on the
part Of the citizens Of Riverdale. Mrs.
McGee's administration has been highly
efficient and 1t is largely due 10 her that
the RiverdaIe School has attained its
present reputation as one OF the best
public schools in the county. Messrs-
Schafer. Mcmillan and Chase have been
appointed trustees Of the RiverdaIe
school
Mrs. Robert w Sylvester. Of College
Park. entertained her nieces. Misses Ka-
tie and Lucy Briscoe. Of yyoodville. dur
ing commencement week
Prof and Mrs Warner Taliaferro, of
College Park. will celebrate the tenth
anniversary OF their wedding next Mon
day by reception to their friends
Miss Ada Wern viii leave next week
for an extended visit In New York as
the guest OF the family OF E A Benja-
min. a former president Of the Riverdale
Park Company
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Pres
byterian Church have announced a social
for Tuesday evening.
Joseph flaming, Of Riverdale, has
been in Marlboro this week.
Miss Clara Newton. OF washington,
has been the guest Of Mrs. Charles Man
gum this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lynn, OF Wash
| iugton, have leased the residence Of
Mrs Stewart, of Riverdale-
| Chudren's Day was celebrated last
Sunday in the majority of the local
churches by music and song. At the
Riverdale Presbyterian Church the
greater part of the program was rem
dered by the children In the Hyatts-
vile Presbyterian Church the celebra-
tion was held in the evening Songs and
recitations were given The musical
portion of the program was under the
direction Of George 5. Britt. The audi
toriUm was tastefully decorated in bunt-
ing, flags, and flowers. The decorations
were also a feature of the exercises in
the Baptist Church The arches OF
honeysuckle and daisies. and the bou-
quets of roses and ferns we're very
attractive, ana in one of the numbers
given by ii. T. Davis class a star
shepherds crook and anchor of daisy
blossoms We introduced, and in an
other exercise lessons were drawn
1 from b,5lo.tsrs of the different flowers
Superiat eldent W. l. Hall presided, and
the music vas conducted by Dr. C J.
l Ladson.
/ Richard 8. Hill. Of Marlboro, has been
/ elected by the board OF trustees of the
/ MarvIand Agricultural College as a
Societies Of Forest Glen. met on Thus
day with Mrs. Hayden