Evening star., 1909-01-10
SOCIETY.
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! Mrs M. A. Albrittain has returned from
| a pleasant stay with friends in Charles
county.
| Miss Beulah E. Townshend Of Washing
| ton has been visiting relatives near Chel-
| tenham, this county.
Mr.. and Mrs Holland Hawkins have re-
turned after pleasant stay with friends
and relatives in Baltimore
Mrs. Mary Oman of Indiana is spending
| the winter with her daughter, Mrs. +. a.
Huston, Prince George street.
| DR.. and Mrs W. B. Mcdonald of Balt1
more and DIR. and Mrs George w. BealI
| of Washington have been visiting at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bea!l.
near Sunnyside, this county.
A delightful house party was given at
| the home of Mr. Russell Magruder Mon
day evening. Between forty and fifty
| guests from Washington, Baltimore and
the neighborhood were present. After an
| enjoyable evening refreshments were
served.
Miss Elizabeth Mudd and Mr.. E. Z.
Mudd of Kirkwood, Mo-, are visiting at
the home of DR.. Joseph A. Mudd Spencer
street.
Mr. and Mrs George NJ Mcleod OF
| west River, anne ArunQel couIlSp axe
| visiting friends near College Park.
Miss Marguerite Fellow of New York
has returned after pleasant stay with
| relatives here.
Mrs Turbane of London, England. IS
coming to America to see her father.
Mayor Joseph r. Owens, who is critically
ill at his home here.
Among the recent pleasant social events
| of this neighborhood was the taffy pull
| ing contest given Saturday evening last
| by Miss Susie c. Beall daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Beall of near Sunny
side, this county. 1t was jolly gathering,
and the fun reigned for several hours. At
the conclusion of the taffy pulling feature
| the guests enjoyed a tempting collation..
Among those present were Mrs. John
Smith, the Misses Bessie and Margaret
Magruder Mary and Hattie Wallace.
Fannie Beall, Ruth Doing, Messrs. Lis
don Wallace, Henry Alden, John Bangs.
| Burns Doing, Carl Bubb and Graham and
B. B. Beall Of Washington, Mrs. Sarah
! McDonals Of Baltimore, the Misses Marie
and Elsie Woolf, Edith, Gussie and Bessie
Parker Florence Bendz, Mollie Hall, Mar
| garet and Catherine Beall, Messrs Fill
more Beall, S. d. Hall, Russell Magruder
John Smith, Hall Doing and Roger and
John w. Beall of the Beltsville neighbor-
| hood.
Master Waldemar Innis Bendz enter
| tanned number Of friends at the home
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Waldemar F.
Bendz. few evenings since in honor of
his guest. Miss Victoria Sasscer of North
KEYS. Prince George county. After play
ing numerous games the young folks en-
| joyed fine feast. the table being dec
GRATED with evergreens and white flowers
| The guests were katherine and Florence
and Olin and Samuel w. Beall, Margaret
Emack, Lea Sellman, Master Arminger
and the Misses Frey, Florence Bendz
Matte Coffin and Ethel Chapel.
A pretty wedding of interest to society
folks in lower Prince George county took
place in Washington Wednesday after
| noon at the home of Mrs. Mcdowell, when
| Miss Mary Eleanor Clark of Washington
became the wife of Mr.. James McGill
Peach, member of the well known Peach
family of the Mitchellville neighborhood
| bishop Harding of the Washington do
cese performed the ceremony in the pres
ence OF the members of the families of
the contracting parties and few inti-
mate friends. An elaborate luncheon fol-
lowed the wedding. The bride and groom
left on an evening train for an extended
bridal tour.
Miss Martha Fainter, daughter of act
Ing Mayor John Fainter. assisted by her
cousin, Miss Harriet Zell. entertained
Thursday evening. The young folks spent
or various kinds, the feature being a pea
nut hunt. The first prize for ladies' was
won by Miss Sarah Berglin, the second
prize by Miss Mary Deckleman; the gen
tiernan 8 nrst prize was won by Mr. Raw
mond Jackson, the second by Mr. Ralph
Ruby.
Mr.. Eugene Mudd Of the MARYLAND Ag-
ricultural College has been visiting his
aunt. Miss Matte Mudd, near Chelten-
ham. this county.
Miss Carol Wilson of Washington has
an CT f{r,ey Hsny AT1
Miss Edith Ryon of Washington has
been visiting Mrs w T. Davis at the
Marlboro House, Upper Marlboro.
Mr.. James Gilroy of Queen Anne has
been visiting friends and relatives in Bal
| timore.
The Misses Mabel and Ola Keilhoatz of
Baltimore are visiting their sister. Mrs.
William B. CaEett.
Miss Annie S. Hill is spending the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. Buchanan. in
Washington.
MISS Daisy Roder Of lower Prince
George county, has been visiting friends
and relatives in Washington and Balti-
| more.
The Euchre Club will be entertained by
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson Thursday after
noOn January IA.
Mrs. Hewitt Wells OF Baltimore has
been visiting at the home of Judge George
c. Merrick. o.
Miss Eva Turner Of Woodville has re-
turned to resume her studies at McDon-
ough Institute, near Baltimore
The Misses Helen and Maggie Roder of
Marlboro have returned after plea
stay with their brother, Mr. w A Roder
jr.. In Washington
Miss Virginia Sylvester of College PARK
has returned after visit to relatives in
Woodville. this county.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Oliver and Htt,a
son of Capitol Heights have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Jones'
The Misses Grace and Christahel' Hill,
nave returned to the Georgetown Convent
after spending the holidays at their home
Bleak HILL
Dr. Webb Griffith of Baltimore has
peen visiting his parents. DR.. and Mrs.
l.. A Griffith, Upper Marlboro
MISS Myrtle E. Jarboe daughter Of Mrs
Laura A. and the late George F. Jarboe.
OF Forestville, Prince George county
ana Mr.. Thomas l.. Talbot of Timer
Marlboro. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Ialbott, were quietly married Satur-
DAY evening last. at the rectory of ST
MaryS Ca hOlic Church Timer MarIhoro