The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-01-04
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The T.. |. &. club.

The holiday season seems 10 have
enhanced the pleasure of the already
delightful meetings Of this most popular
club, and none of the members willingly
miss the weekly gatherings some even
foregoing the attractions of the city in
order to be present.
Mrs. Frank W. Hill entertained the
club on Thursday afternoon, at one
O'Clock, at her hospitable home, BLEAK
HILL" where warm and gracious well
come is always extended to her guests.
After some fine music by Mrs K. l.
Bowie, on the piano, the company was
invited into the library where luncheon
was served at small tables. The menu
comprised roast turkey, celery, cranberry
sauce, pickle biscuit and coffee, but the
feast was crowned by three large plum
buildings, brought in, abaze with brandy
and sugar. Many exclam atoms of delight
were heard and only good manners pre-
vented similar comments after the delic-
ious compound, with cold sauce, had
been served and eaten.
The tally cards were wreaths of holly
with red ribbons, and the first prize,
after tie, between Mrs. George Cochran,
and Mrs. Charles Clagett, was drawn by
Mrs. Cochran; it was handsome vase
The consolation prize was a lovely,
decorated, card receiver, for which all
cut, and Miss Katherine Merrick was the
winner.
Those present were: Mrs. A. T. Brooke.
Mrs. Richard s. Hill, Mrs r Irving
Bowie, Mrs Robert L. Hall, Mrs. Fred.
Sasscer, Mrs. Reverdy Sasscer, Mrs. c..
V. A. Clagett, Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, Mrs.
Geo. Cochran and Mrs. Charles Clagett,
of W ashington; Miss Nellie Moran, Miss
Minnie Chew, Miss Katherine Merrick,
Miss Edith Hill, Miss Bessie Sasscer,
Miss Susie Clagett, the Misses Hill, Miss
Kate Smith, Miss Annie Hill, Miss Dono
hue of Washin gton, Mr.. Ralph Hill, of
Kansas City, Mo.
T. The young daughters and son enter
tanned number Of the cousins and Miss
Carol W ilson in another room, and had
royal time all to themselves, making it a
happy occasion for both old and young
On Monday of this week Mrs. Richard
s. Hill entertained the Club at her hand
some home, "Stratford." Despite the
rain nearly all the members were present
and also several guests. The gracious
hostess extended a cordial welcome. The
collation. was beautifully served in the
dining room, and the lovely daughters
and nieces of the hostess assisted in dis
pensing the hospitality for which ''Strat
ford' is so noted.
The first prize, a copy of Tennysol's
Poems, was cut for by Mrs. Amber and
Miss Minnie Chew, and won by the lat
ter. The consolation prize, a copy of
George Washington's Cook Book, fell to
the lot of Mrs L. A Griffith.
Those present we're: Mrs. Ralph Am
bier, of Canton, O; Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. A.
N. Marbury, Mrs. R. Irving Bowie, Mrs.
Slingluff, Mrs. VIM. Berry, Mrs. Frederick
Sasscer, Mr.. e. V. A. Clagett and Miss
Carol Wilson, Misses Katherine and Mary
Merrick, Miss Bessie Sasscer, Mrs. L. A
Griffith, Miss Randolph, Miss Minnie
Chew, the Misses Hill, Miss Frances
Brooke, Miss Edith Hill, Mrs. Benjamin
Bowie, Mrs. Robert L. Hall, Mrs. F. w
Hill and daughters.
Miss Bessie Sasscer will entertain the
Club on Thursday of next week. at p. NJ