Evening star., 1909-05-23
spending the summer months with rela-
tives in East Hyattsville.

tives in East Hyattsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman +. Burgess left
tonight for a trip down the Potomac.
Mr.. Burgess has purchased A tract of land
about twelve miles below Colonial Beach
and proposes having his family spend the
summer months there.
delightful social evening was spent
by the members of the Guild of the Pink
ney Memorial Church in the Sunday
ness was dispensed with. and a musical
program, arranged by Mrs. w. c. Wells,
was much enjoyed. Last Night" was
sung by Mrs. W. c. Wells. Miss Dorothy
Gait. and solo, The Quaker by Mrs.
/ Wells was cleverly rendered A solo,
! The Toreador," by Mr.. a. w. Tupper,
was fine, and for an encore he sang
Dear Heart. l Love You" A Quartet
Mrs Wells. Miss Gait and Messrs. Berk-
ley and Galt-sang Absent" and for an
encore The Owl and the Pussy Cat
Miss Ida Seyboth sang The Aud Plaid
Guitarre" and The Stein Song were rem
| dered by male chorus. composed of
a1essrs Berkley. Tupper. stephens. T. s.
| Herr,ng' H. w. Burnside. Dwight Calf
ana W. r.. Severe. The Prince George
Quartet. Messrs. Dwigh, and Frank Gait.
| Rerkley and Seybotli. sang several Sc
lections that were much appreciated. The
| entertainment was closed with brief
| Mrs. Wells. Mrs. Ralston and Margare;
Welsh and Lucy Mayo participated The
ladies of the church served lemonade and
cake. About 100 members and guests were
! present
Rev. James Kelly Argo of Marion. Ohio.
is visiting friends here. He will preach
| tomorrow morning and evening In the
! local Presbyterian church.
Mr. Fritz Dambach. who has been in
Germany for several months. will return
| to Hyattsville early next month
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson H. Ralston are
| at Mohonk Lake. n. V, attending the
Lake Mohonk conference on International
arbitration.
Miss Vinette Scofeld of Tuxedo is Wis
| itins Mrs. d. b. Miller, near Lanham,
| this county.
Mrs. d. B. Miller. jr.. of Lanham is
| spending the summer months in Wood
stock Va.
Miss Ida Klemm of Baltimore is visit
ing Mrs. c. NJ. Gilpin, near I.anham this
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Keene and Miss
FIoSsle keene, who have been spending
the winter in Washington. have returned
to their country home. Miss Keene will
remain at home this summer instead of
going to the north woods of Maine, as has
been her custom.
Messrs. Samuel Dubois and Maitland
Dubois of Hollins station Baltimore
county. have been visiting their cousin,
Mrs. G. B. Maynadier, Maryland avenue
They were accompanied by Mr.. Edward
Hooper Of Baltimore.
/ Mr.. Harry krkly of Baltimore has been
visiting at the home of Mrs l.. T.
Bowers, Maryland avenue.
The Hyattsville Stag Bridge Whist
Club was entertained Thursday evening
by Mr.. w. D. Porter at his home on Avon
avenue. Messrs w. c. Wells and +. A.
tricks. Mr.. Wells substituted for Mr.
Dorsey. Following the games tempting
refreshments were served.
Mrs W c. Lyon and daughter. Miss
Nellie Lyon. Maryland avenue, are visit
Ing friends in Annapolis, Md.
Miss Warren of ST. Mary county is
nue..
Mrs. Geary of Canada is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Edgar r. Conley, wife of
Capt. Conley. commandant at the Mary
land Agricultural College.
Mrs. J. P: Briscoe and daughter. Miss
Katherine BrlscOe of Prince Frederick,
Calvert county. Nd, are visiting Mrs.
Brlscoe's sister. Mrs. r. W. Sylvester.
College Park.
Mrs. E. 0. Etienne and Miss Marjorie
Loweree OF Berwyn are visiting their
sister, Mrs. 7. Hall Brehme, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Brehme Will spend the summer with
Mrs. Fillmore Beall, Sunnyside. this
county.
A delightful musica; was given last
evening at the residence OF Mrs. Eleanor
Scaggs, Branchville, for the benefit Of
Haddaway Chapel, Berwyn.
Miss Eva Barrows of Lakeland, this
county, is visiting relatives in Altoona,
Pa.
The Berwyn Euchre Club was enter
tanned by Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry 4. Bar
rows Friday evening. The first prize
second by Mrs. Donaldson. Mr.. Chester
Howe won the gentlemens first prize and
Mr.. BarrOws captured the second. There
were sixteen participants and after the
Mrs. c. A. Hall of Washington is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. George F. JONES'
Wine avenue.
DR.. H. B. Mcdonnell, College Park, has
gone to Chicago to attend the convention
of the National Association of Seed Deal
ers. DR.. Mcdonnell is the state chemist
Mrs f. F. Holmes entertained the Social
Hour Club of Washington at her resi-
dence here Tuesday. A charming six
course luncheon was served. Her guests
included Mesdames King. Condre, Hall. ].
w. Hall, 0. II. Briggs, W. c. Corcoran.
Edward Niece, Hamilton. Hunt, CASTOR,
Bostick, w. II. Wolf of Denver. Colo.
and A. l.. Talbert.
Despite the inclement weather. A large
gathering was present last evening in
the Sunday school room of Pinkney
Memorial Church, the occasion being an
entertainment for the benefit of the fund
for the Sunday school picnic. About
twenty-five pupils Of the school took
part In the program. which contained sew
eral very creditable numbers. Refresh
mentS were sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Grummond of New
York are visiting relatives near Halls
station, this county.
Miss Jennie Fowler of Newark, y. j..
has returned after a pleasant stay with
friends near BladensburS.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOCIETY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.