Evening star., 1909-06-13
Carpets
Cleaned
luncheon was served at the conclusion Of

luncheon was served at the conclusion Of
the games.
Mrs George Chenowerth is visiting rela-
tives in Baltimore. She expects to return
to Hyattsville early next week.
Miss Louise Campbell, formerly of this
place. now of New York. Is visiting Miss
Margaret Z. Welsh. She will remain
until after Miss Welsh's wedding, which
occurs Thursday, June "a.
Mrs NJ T. HALEY of Washington is
visiting her son, Mr.. Clarence HALEY.
near Lanham.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Miller, jr., of
| Washington are visiting the formers
| mother, Mrs. D. B. Miller, ST.
Mrs. James Lanham of Howardsvile
| is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. B.
| Boother.
| Mr. w ". McFadden of Baltimore
has moved with his family to Hynes-
| boro Park. this county.
Miss Katherine Marbury Of near
Marlboro has returned from a pleasant
stay with friends in Baltimore.
| Rev. and Mrs Henry c. Parkham cele-
| brated their fifteenth anniversary this
evening from $3.50 to o'clock Many
members of the parish and others called
| to pay their respects and offer con-
gratulations.
| Mrs A. A. Hooff of Virginia is visit
| ing friends at Bowling Heights in the
lower section of the county.
Miss Nellie levin of Washington has
| been visiting Miss Ellie Sasscer.
Mrs. F. F. De Paul of Hill Station
| has gone to Michigan to visit her daugh-
| ter
Mr. p j. Brennan of Washington and
| family are occupying the home of Capt.
" w. DuVal Maryland avenue, for the
| summer months.
Miss Mercedes Roberts of New York is
| spending a few weeks at Rosemount,
| near Marlboro.
| Miss Marion Parker of Washington is
| spending a few weeks with MISS jose
phine Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Tuck of Baltimore
have been visiting Miss Minnie Chew at
| Ellerslie.
| Miss Josephine Roberts entertained at
luncheon Saturday in honor of her guest.
Miss Marion Parker OF Washington.
| Clagett, Miss katherine Merrick. Mrs.
George Meyers Of Baltimore. Miss Mary
". Merrick. Miss Alice Roberts. Miss
Mercedes Roberts of New York and Miss
| hdlIeTlue IolliOpp.
Mr.. B. r Decker has returned to his
home on Spencer street after months
visit to relatives In Newburg, N. j.
| Miss Cora A. Rogers. who has been
| teaching in Memphis. Tenn, has returned
! to her home here for the summer
months. She expects to take six weeks
course at the University of Virginia this
summer Her sister. Miss Martha Rogers.
returned from a four-month stay with
her aunt, Mrs. Waring.
Mr. O. H. Budlong wife and daughter
are spending the summer months with
Mr. and Mrs George H. Macintosh, Spen-
Ger street.
Rev. Father Crowley of Monroe, Mich.
visited his brother. Mr.. Hugh Crowley.
here this week Father Crowley came to
invite President Taft to the unveiling of
Gen. Clusters statue at Monroe.
Mr. Lee S. Miller, special examiner.
United States surveys. left Thursday for
Denver Col. where he will be engaged
until the latter part of December. Mr..
Watson 3. Miller is accompanying his
brother and will make an extensive west
ern trip, stopping at the Alaska ukOn-
Pacific exposition before his return.
| Mr.. Nowal X. -Tabler of Lanham is
! making an extensive trip through New
| York and Canada.
| Mr. Henry Baldwon has returned from
| weeks visit to his farm at Robinson,
| this county.
| Mr.. c. &. Senior has returned to his
! home in Hyn.@o-ro Park after an alb