Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-19
EVANSVILLE, MD.

Miss Frances Browning of Riverdale
was guest at the debutante tea given in
honor OF her cousin. Miss Frances Miller
Connecticut avenue, Washington. Thurs
day last. Miss Enid Holden OF Washing
ton has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. John
G. Holden, Ralston avenue. Miss Ruth
Adams. formerly of Hyattsville. now OF
Washington, has been visiting MISS
Frances Robinson, Wine avenue. Miss
Ethel Harmon. Maryland avenue, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Richardson,
in Annapolis, Md. Mrs. Matthew Hol-
Ioran and children of Washington have
been visiting Mrs. Frank Mudd. Spencer
street Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Herring of
Baltimore were the guests of the for
mer's parents on Ralstan avenue this
week. Miss Louise Hooke of Baltimore
has been the guest Of Mrs. Paul S. Her
ring, Johnson avenue. Miss Margaret
L. Parker of Washington has returned
after a pleasant stay with Mrs. A. w.
Gourley of Southern Maryland, has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas, f. Lati-
mer, Johnson avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleon Rector are visiting the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson, Wine
avenue.
Mr.. Latrobe Owen of Baltimore has
been visiting his brother. Mr.. Claude
Owen, in Upper Marlboro. The members
of the Literary Society of Suitland Pub
dent. Miss Lydie Suit. presiding. The
following interesting program was rem
dered: Gems from American poets. by
each member; Sunset Peace" sung by
(piano and violin). the Misses Kier and
Schneider; ivy Leaf Polka" Miss Es-
telle Swami; George Washington" Miss
Alice Emmons; my Dream of U. S. A."
sung by the Misses Hicks. Schneider,
Swami. Williams. Bergman and Suit.
large number of the patrons OF the school
attended The engagement of Miss Lot
tie May Berry, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
and Mr. Richard Wendall Bollman of In
dian Head. Md. is announced. The
wedding will take place in the early
spring. Mrs. L. D. Snead. Dewey street
is entertaining her brother. Mr.. J. A.
Higgins. and his bride of Spartansburg
s. C. Mr.. and Mrs. James G. McCauley
of Baltimore have returned after pleas
ant stay with friends in the neighbor-
hood of Chillum. this county Mrs. John
Frolich of Chillum has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Howell. Petworth
D. c. Miss Margaret Fender of Phila-
delphia is visiting Miss Rose Gather.
Brentwood. this county. Miss Irma Boy
kin Of Woodside. Md. has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. John, G. Holden, Ralston
avenue. Messrs. Charles G. Shorham of
West Virginia and James Y. Bobkin Of
New York have returned after pleas
ant stay with friends in the lower section
of the county. The Lanham Grange, No
252, met Wednesday evening in specia
session at the schoolhouse in that town
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Dick ]. Crosby. master:
gate, lecturer; Mrs. H. H. Mowry. secre-
tary, and Mr.. Edgard Brown treasurer.
After the business of the meeting a mu-
steal and literary program was rendered
and the occasion was s,,, quite eo a society ~
cadets at the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege, entertained about fifty guests last
evening. The dance took place In the
college auditorium. which was appro-
Guests were present from Washington.
Baltimore Hyattsville and the contiguous
neighborhoods. This dance was the final
social feature preceding the holiday sea-
son.
Joseph Socket and Miss Mary Stockett
of Baltimore have been visiting Miss Eliz-
abeth Burgess at Pinehurst. this town
Miss Lulu Tighe of Laurel spent several
days of the current week visiting 1rlends
here. Miss Lottie Saunders Of Warren
ton. Va, is the guest of Miss Hasson
Baltimore street. Mr.. and Mrs Herman
e. BURGESS. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
George Burns Of Laytonsville, enjoyed an
automobile tour to Harpers Ferry, Mil
lersville and Bakerton. Md, last week
They spent several days visiting relatives
in those towns. Mr.. John Hazard. Mary
land avenue, is on a three-week business
trip to Boston, Mass. Miss Hazel Mowatt
OF Anacostia IL visiting Miss Mae Hartley
In Bladensburg. Mrs. George Hartley
entertained number of young people at
her home in BladenSburg Tuesday even
ing, the occasion being the celebration
of her son Henry's birthday anniversary
The young people enjoyed games land
dancing until late hour, when refresh
ments were served Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
turned after a pleasant stay with friends
here. Miss Gertrude Fairall Of Mount
Rainier has gone to visit relatives near
Cumberland Md. Mrs. James Hazard,
Maryland avenue. will spend the holiday
season with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Cook
In Washington. Mr.. Wallace Hazard of
New York has been visiting his brother.
Mr.. John Hazard, Maryland avenue. Miss
Lollie Harlowe charmingly entertained
at her home. Virginia Manor, Prince
George county, last Tuesday evening, in
honor of Miss Anne Louise Peyton, whose
marriage to Lieut.. Marshall Magruder,
9th Field Artillery. took place Saturday
evening at st. Andrews Church. Wash
ington, d. C. The dining room was ar
tistically decorated with holly and the ar
tillery colors. Five hundred was played
and the prizes were won by Miss Janet
Kuhn Of Hancock, Nd, Mr.. Kenneth
Maxcy and Mr.. Edmund Hunter Of Alex
andria, Va. The guests were the Misses
Anne Louise Peyton, Eva Peyton, Leila
Bealle Heron. Edna Roberts, Ruth AL
bert, Emily Elliott. Ethel Shaeffer, DR..
and Mrs Henry r. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Keller. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Elliott
and Mrs. Harlowe-Luckett, Miss Marie
Wagner and Mrs. Richard Hewitt of
Baltimore. Miss Janet Kuhn of Hancock,
Nd, and Miss Harriet Douglas of Alex
andria, Va. and Messrs. Robert thinner
mann, Frederick w. Albert, Edmund
Hunter. James Douglas of Alexandria,
Kans., Messrs. Bradford, Parker. Horde.
Kenneth Maxcy. William Curtis, Scott,
Wells and Harry Peyton.
Miss Eva Palmer is visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Zantzinger, Wine
avenue. extended. The Guild Of Pinkne5
Memorial Church will hold it's regular
monthly meeting in the Sunday school,
room OF the local church Monday even
cial events, and after the transaction of
routine business refreshments are served.
Mr.. Thomas D. Hayden of Mount Rain
Ter. has gone to Florida to be absent sew
eral months. Mr.. and Mrs. George Nor
colt of Coffeyville Kan, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Mcfarland.
Wine avenue. this week. Mrs. Norcott
was born and reared on the old Jones
farm, now known as Nichols subdivision,
near Riverdale. This was the first visit
she has paid to her native home since
leaving thirty years ago. Mrs. Norcot.
will visit relatives In Florida before re-
turning home. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas