Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-10

Mrs. A. W. Berry, who have been
spending the winter months in Washing
ton, will return to their home on Ralston
| avenue about April Is. Miss Lorraine
Holden of Washington has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. John G. Holden, Ralston
avenue. Miss Angela Vandoren has re-
turned after pleasant stay with rela-
tives in Baltimore She visited her grand
mother. Mrs Sarah A Krager. Mr.. Will
liam Campbell, who has been touring in
the west during the past year. is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Campbell.
Banner street Miss Marie Newman OF
Washington has been visiting Miss Laura
Kearney, Wine avenue. Miss, Dorothy
Gait and Miss Mary Porter have returned
from a delightful stay in Front Royal.
Va. Mrs. Roger c. Wheeler and son of
Washington have returned home after
visiting relatives in Hyattsville. A de-
lightfuI dance was held in the chapel OF
the Maryland Agricultural College Fri
day evening of last week under the aus
pieces of the Rossburg Club, composed
of college cadets. Present from Hyatts-
vile were the Misses Angela Vandoren.
Ariel Abbott Lorraine Holden. Charlotte
Adams, Frances Robinson. Helen McFar
land. Ernestine Giacchetti and Mary Por-
ter.
Miss Elsie Thomas has returned to her
home near Cheltenham after a pleasant
stay with the Misses Beall at ArdWlck,
this county. The Misses Menzels OF WASH
Jeunemann i'm the upper section of Prince
George county. Mrs, Edward Peters OF
Washington has returned after plea SAINT
stay with relatives near AIdWlck. MIS-.
L. r, ROWleS of West Virginia has re-
turned after a delightful stay with rela-
tives here Miss Agnes Mudd, formerly
of Hyattsville, now of Washington. visit
ed relatives here last week. MISS !f!na
Boykin of Washington has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. John G. Holden, Ralston
n n
ton has returned after pleasant stay
with relatives here. The Misses Rebecca
Yates and Jessie Wilkinson have returned
to their studies at Hannah More Acad-
envy, Baltimore county. Miss Mela1ne ST.
mons of East Riverdale has returned
after a pleasant visit to Miss Marvei
Tracy of Washington. Miss Freddie Hin
of Upper Marlboro has returned from
pleasant stay with friends in washington
Dr. and Mrs Charles A. Wells nave re-
turned from Annapolis where they have
been since January 1. They Will propaniy
take a sea trip the latter part OF the
month and will cross the ocean this SUM
mer MIR. and Mrs. Hewitt Wells OF Bal
of Judge George c. Merrick near Upper
Marlboro Mr. Theodore Cuttings or
Washington has been visiting his aunt
Mrs. Henrietta S. Hill, in the lower sec
ton of the county. Mr. and Mrs. Burgess
and children of Washington have been
visiting Mrs Emma J. Coale. Rev. ana
Mrs F. E. McManus and son., Amber
enjoyed the week visiting friends In An
napolis and Baltimore. Mrs. Charies
Farnham and daughter, Miss Helen Farn-
ham, of Dover, N H.. have been visiting
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson. Upper Marlboro
Mr. and Mrs. /. NJ. Neviaser and chill
dren of Washington and Mr.. and Mrs. >.
Blumburg and children Of RosaryXille'
this county, have been the guests of Mrs.
B. B. Levin The members of the Pleas
ure and Dramatic Club Of Upper MARI
boro gave a delightful social for the
Girls Social Club Wednesday evening.
Miss Virgie Brown is president OF tile
club and Miss Helen Talbot is secre-
tary Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Henry of WASH
ington have been visiting friends at the
Marlboro House. Miss Irene CLANCY,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen CLANCY
of Halls station, this county, and Mr..
Thomas Kerr, jr, of. Upper Marlboro,
were married Wednesday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed at st. Barnabas'
Church, Iceland. Rev. MIR. Williams OF
ficiating. Mrs. Tabler and children OF
Washington have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Tabler at Seabrooke, this
county Mr.. Jacob Seitz and children OF
Bowie have been visiting Mrs. Walter
Hardesty near Seabrooke. Miss Pearl
violet of Washington has been visiting
Miss Elsie Jameson near Seabrooke, .nfs
county.