The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-06-14
BRENlTIES.

Mr.. Harold Sasscer has returned
from Lehigh University for the summer
vacation.
The Sunday night services at Trinity
summer.
Miss Ida Waring. of Washington,
spent Sunday with her cousin, Mrs JOS
eph X. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Turner, of
Baltimore, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Traband.
Mr.. Robert Billopp and Capt. Chris
topher Billopp, are visiting their sister
Mrs. VIM. Berry, at Iceland.
Mrs. A. Marshall Marbury will euter-
tain the Card Club on Thursday, June
Goth, at 80 o'clock
Miss Lucy E. Sasscer has been elect
ed Treasurer of the Alumni ;e Association
of the National Cathedral School,
Miss Emma Beall, Of near Forestville
on visit to Miss Hattie R chardson
at Meadows.
MIR. VIM. Marbury, of the University
of Virginia, is at his old home, "Marbury
Heights" as is also his sister, Miss Kath-
crime Marbury.
Mrs. F. W. Hill has been elected a
member of the Executive Committee of
tho 1,,Dpaa Acsooiatiop af tho 20 AZ n, W
Of visitation, Georgetown.
Miss Eliza Cronmiller, vice principal
of the Laurel High School, has resigned.
Her marriage to Mr.. Fl. Clay Halverson,
Of Nebraska. will occur June 20.
The Guild of the Atonement, Chel
tenham will hold lunch and ice cream
sale in the church grove, Wednesday
June 18th, commenci cling at p. m. If
raining the next fair day.
Mr.. Frank Marcel Stephen, son Of
BENZ. D. Stephen, clerk of the circuit
court, received the degree of Bachelor of
Laws, Wednesday of last week at the
commencement of the National Univer-
sity Law School, in Washington.
Mr.. George R. Bowie, the well-known
representative of the Semmes Kelly Com
pany, of Washington, made his last trip
through this section this week, much to
the regret of bis many friends in South
ern Maryland. Nh Bowie has been pro-
NOTED by his firm and in the future he
will travel through the South.
AT the commencement of the Acad-
envy of Visitation, Georget on Mon
day, Miss Grace Hill was awarded a Holy
Bibly for first in Christian Doctrine, also
first premiums in Sciences, History, Ell
ocution and penmanship, and her sister.
Miss Chlistabel Hill. the gold medal in
algebra-also first premiums in French,
Latin and housekeeping. These accom-
plished young ladies are daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hill.
Among the graduates at the Mary
land Agricultural College on Wednesday
were the following young gentlemen
from this county: Mr.. Hannibal S. Hat
ton, in Civil Engineering, and Messrs
Edwin s. Holloway and John P. Mudd.
in Mechanical Engineering. The last
named, who held the scholarship from
this county, received the gold medal for
highest standing in four years course,
offered by the President of the college.
"A very delightful entertainment was
given on Friday of last week by the Riv-
erdale School under the direction of Mrs
Nally, principal 1t marked the close of
most successful and satisfa Glory year
in the history of the school, and much
credit is due to Mrs Nally and her assis-
tant, Miss McGre gor, for the excellent
condition of the school. During the
evening the teachers were presented
with beautiful cut glass ornaments by
DR.. Mcmillan, chairman of the Board Of
Trustees. These were purchased with
the proceeds of a euchre party, given by
Mrs. Fred J, Haig, at the Calvert Man
sion. The balance of the evening was
spent with the children and teachers
bidding each other good bye. Refresh
ments we're served.