The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
HYATTSEILLE

I Mrs Judge. OF Baltimore. is visiting
her son. Mr. Alfred Judge. Of Berwyn
Mrs. Jacob Seitz and children. Of Bowie.
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
s Hardesty.
Miss Edna Hszen. OF Washington. has
been visiting Miss Nellie Lyon. Mary
land avenue.
Mrs. Nellie Fuller Brooks left Thursday
for Annapolis. where she VIII spend
about six weeks
Miss Helen sousa. Of Washington. has
been visiting her brother. at Princess
Garden. near here.
Miss Helen King. Of Oxon Hin. is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs Ernest F. Gasch,
Maryland avenue.
Miss Katherine s. Hi1. OF Marlboro.
has zone to Baltimore. TO spend several
weeks with friends
Mrs Jacob Watts has returned from
two weeks stay with relatives. al Oden-
ton. Anne Arundel County.
Mrs. Ellis and Miss Young. from the
West. are visiting Mrs F. z. McNIanus.
al the rectory, Upper Morlboro.
Mrs. 6. French Owens and little son
left Monday for q visit 20 the formers
uncle. Judge Thomas. Westminster.
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Chicago. are visiting friends and rela-
tives near Seat Pleasant. this county
1Ir- Harry W Shepherd and his broth
er-in-lsw. z. Quincy Smith. are in Ala
mosardo, Oterro County. y. Mex Mr..
Mrs. ". Gibson Carey. Of Schenectady.
y Y, IS visiting her mother, Mrs Charles
B. Calvert. MacAIpine. near College Park.
MT Kirk c. Miller. who has been in
New Mexico since the first part Of the
year. returned 10 his home wednesday
last
The Misses Edna Bowers. Ada Marsh.
and Blanche ShipIey. OF Baltimore. have
been visiting Mrs. L. T. Bowers. Mary
lad avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. " Z Philips and Miss
Rosia Phillips, after spending several
months in Washington, have returned
TO SeabTooke-
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Beckett and IN
fant daughter, who have been residing
in Washington, have moved to their new
home near Sesbrooke, this county.
Mrs. r. y. Ryon her daughter. Mrs.
kellogg. and Master Roland Ryon. Of
Cottage City. have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ". T. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reverdy J. Clagett. Of
Washington. and Miss Louise Lancaster.
OF Boston. have. been visiting friends at
Weston" this county.
Mrs. C. II. Giipin and children. who
have been spending the winter in the
North. with relatives. have returned to
their home in Lanham. this county.
Mr.. 3. H Gibbs. Of Washington. sc-
companied by his wife and little daugh-
ter. who recently returned from Cali
fornia. has been visiting his parents at
Tuxedo. this county.
Shepherd was called 10 his fathers
death-bed Friday Of last week. He ex-
poets to be in HyattsviIIe Monday. to
resume his duties SIS cashier Of the First
National Bank, OF this place.
DR. and Mrs Charles A. Wells LEFT
Thursday morning for Atlantic Cts. to
be gone a fortnight Dr. Wells has been
indisposed for several weeks. and goes
TO the seashore 10 recuperate.
The Hysttsville stag bridge whist met
Thursday evening. at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs X. D. Porter. Olive street.
Messrs. Porter and Fuller secured the
highest number of tricks. Following the
games. refreshments we're served.
Mr. and Mrs George Forbes entertained
the members OF the Woodvine Social /
Club Thursday, at their home near Wood |
vile, this county. The first prizes were
won by Mrs Henry 3. Contee and Mr.. /
Peter Chichester. and the consolation
prize went to Miss Frances Bowling. OF
Bryantown. Refreshments were served. |
A Tretty wedding took place Wednes-
day at the parsonage Of the Forestville l
n. z Church, when Miss Be-tie Vir- I
ginia Ford. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
George Ford, of Land0ver. was married /
10 Mr. Robert z Garner, OF TIppett. The
ceremony was performed BY Rev. ". c. /
Harden The bride wore blue travelling
suit
The Guild Of Pinkney Memorial Church
held an interesting meeting Monday
evening in the Sund2y-school room. A
musical programme by Mrs. William c. |
Wells. and including numbers by Miss
Dorothy [. Gait Mr.. Paul. and s. Her
ring. and Mrs. Wells. was greatly en- i
joyed. The old officers OF the guild we're
reelected for another year.