The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-02-28
Leap Year Dance.

The most successful entertainment
of the past few years was given Frida.
evening in the Town Hall. The enter
tainment was a Leap Year dance, givel
by a committee of five composed o
Mrs. Joseph V. Wyville, Mrs. M. J
Wyvill, and Misses Daisy Reeder, Mary
e. Nalley and Bertha Jones.
The Leap Year dance was a novelty
and being given by the young ladies o.
this town, naturally attracted very
large crowd, Forestville and Croome
being we'll represented.
A great many married folks were
present and enjoyed themselves i'm
mansely, their prime object in attend
ing apparently being to witness the
young ladies carrying out the "LeaE
Year" style. 4 number of young ladieI
were glad of the opportunity to be the
axgressors and to pick out the young
men Of their tastes, and few being
being delighted to pass around few
lemons" as the occasion was chance
of life time. The LEAP Year" fash
ion was not carried out by more thar
half of the ladies, some being too shy
or backward to ask the gentlemen to
dance. To those ladies who played
their "Leap Year" role so admirably
we extend our heartiest congratulations
and best wishes. May they each charm
and control tho man to whom Cupid
directs them; to the "shy' ones we ex-
tend our sympathy. may they have the
nerve 1919 if they are then alone.
Tbs Hall was decorated with Ameri-
can flags and bunting to the exquisite
taste of the committee. Five pieces OF
music furnished by the well-knoWn
triumviate of Forestville, composed of
Messrs. "Bob" Anderson. Seth Richie,
Walter Gray, Carl Richie and Charles
Richie.
Luncheon of coffee and sandwiches
was served at midnight which so re-
freshed the happy gathering that very
few left before day break Saturday
morning.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
MR.. George W. Richa rdson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph v. Wyvill, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Ernest Smith, MIR. and Mrs. o. P.
Mullikin, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Wyvill, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Calvin, of Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs. Hampton Brady, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Renee, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Richardsen Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Levin,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Brown, Mrs. J. B.
Jones, Mrs. Richard Kerr, Mrs. h.
Hall, Mrs. Samuel Tayman, Hrs. R. T.
Cofren, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tayman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Buck, Jr., and Mrs.
Mabel Crawford.
Misses Mary Hall, Pearl Kerr, Katie
Wilson, Bessie NJ. Scott and Ethel
Suit, of Washington; Maud Branson,
Hattie Richardson, Emma Beall, Annie
Bell, Frances Ware, Mary, Della and
Nellie Nalley, Cora Wilson, Clara and
Rosa Sweeney, R. Cage, Clara Stay
man. Maud and Lola Humphrey, Ida
Vermillion, Irene Armstrong, Misses
Young, Ardella King, Elsie Crosby
Edna and Estelle Crosby, Mary Kerr,
Irene CLANCY, Myrtle Jarboe, Marjorie
DuPaul. Maud Ryon, Helen Talbot.
May Loveless, Mary Hook, Miss Sans
bury, Clara Beall, Ada Mullikin, Daisy
Roeder, Bertha Jones, Ethel Cranfor /,
Susie Walker and Lulie Crawford.
Messrs Joseph Richardson, Louis
Branson, Ollie Ford, Leon Taymsn,
James Gilroy, Seth Richie, Robert L.
Anderson. Walter Gray, A. T. Richie,
Carl Richie, George Schiller, Thomas
aud Joseph Talbot, Thomas, Spencer
and Vernon Kerr, J. A. Ridgley, Guy
B. Ridgway, Joseph Wells. Vincent A.
Wells, Edward Crawford, John Griffith,
Henry Morse, J. W. Beane, Aubrey
Beall. Jack and Guy Coale. Harry
Sweeney, Harry Crosby, Harry and
Richard Loveless, Joseph Weber, Clay
ton Walker, John Hall, Frank Davis,
Earle Heathcote, George Armstrong,
Edwin CLANCY, Snowden and Wade
Sweeney, Irwin CLANCY. John Nalley
Cleveland Buck, Irving Beall, Samuel
Cage, Sinclare Seaborn, Elmer Wick
ham, Charles and James Rawlings, Aus
tin Garner, Albert Traband, Norval
Tippett, Percy Jarboe, Vergil Dixon,
Edgar Mullikin, Richard Bowie, Frank
Richardson, W. Il. Flint, Cameron
Du Pail, Samuel A. Wyvill, Bernard
and Charles Ridgley, Lee King, Moses
Edlavitch, Elmer coleman, Howard
Suit and G. Courtney Crandell, William
Wilson ofic Joseph V. Wyvill, Jr. G..