Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-16
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Special Correspondence of The Star
EVANSVILLE, September rs. 1907.
Preparations being made for the am
nual fair to be held at Upper Marlboro
October l. and under the auspices OF
the Southern Maryland Fair Association.
The banner day will be Tuesday. October
2, when the democratic state candidates
and the candidates for the legislature and
county Offices will attend. Gov. Warfield IL
expected to be there and introduce Austin
L. Crothers, candidate for governor. Marl-
boro is the home of c. c. Magruder, candi-
date for clerk of the court of appeals, and
he intends to make the day both enjoyable
and profitable
The annual meeting Of George NJ. Emack
Camp, No. 1471, United Confederate Vet
Grams, will be held in Masonic Hall We'd
nesday, September 49,. The governor will
be represented by Secretary Of State Thigh
man. Several prominent men will make
addresses. A feature Of the meeting will
be the presentation to the camp of Q
Maryland flag by DR.. Charles a. Wells OF
Hyattsville.
The Hyattsville public school opened
this morning for the fall and winter
sessions. Miss Robey returns as principal.
and her assistants will be the Misses Pal-
mer, Burgess, Collins, Mayo, Wilson and
Rogers. Miss Tippett, who taught last
year. has accepted the position of principal
of the Brentwood school, and announcement
has been made of the marriage of Miss
Espey, another of last years teachers.
Social Season On.
The annual meeting of the Southern Cotil-
lion Club of Prince George county was held
Friday evening at the residence of E. A.
Fuller, at Wine and Franklin streets, and
a Reorganization effected by the election OF
Horace r. Hunter of Hyattsville presi-
dent Herbert H. Smith of Berwyn, vice
president, and T. Carroll Grant of Marl-
boro secretary treasurer These officerss
together with William d. Bergman of Riv,
erdae and u. A. Fuller of HyattSvi!le, cons
stitute the board Of managers. 1t was def
cided to hold the initial dance of the season.
in Masonic Hall Saturday evening, Oc>
tober 10.
The annual meeting of the Maryland State
Horticultural Society will be held in Baltic
more at the 9th Regiment Armory Decems
Der and 4. Prof. t. b. Symons, secretary
treasurer, Of College Park Is in charge OF
the sessions. The summer meeting of the
society will be held at the jamestown eX-
position Tuesday, September "A, and the day
will be known as Maryland Society day.
About Some Folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry w. Dorsey and Miss
Margaret Naylor returned Thursday from
a two weeks stay in Front Royal, Va.
Mrs Herman E. Burgess, with a number
Of friends from Washington. is spending q
fortnight at Niagara and Buffalo.
Mayor and Mrs. Joseph r. Owens are ex-
from a six weeks trip to London and othec
European cities.
VIM Shedd Holton has re turned from e
brief visit to Carthage, III.
Mrs Elizabeth A. Mudd OF Lincoln county,
Mo-, sister of Councilman Joseph \. Mudd,
arrived last Saturday for a visit of sew
eral weeks. She and Dr. Mudd now at
the jamestown exposition.
Mrs Robert Wilson and her grandson
gre in New York.
Miss Alice Carr is in Calvert county visits
From Calvert county she will go by boat
to Baltimore, and before returning to
Hyattsvine she will visit friends and rel,
atives in Relay and Ruxford.
Miss Margaret stephen of Washington Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Franklin q. Tingley.
Mrs John G. Lepper of Hobokea, n. j.,
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. II. c. Dobbs,
at the old Hyatt mansion.
Miss Edythe Gallant left Friday for Ats
lantic City, where she will spend several
weeks.