Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-02
EVANSVILLE, MD.

Mrs. Z. H. Sturtevant and her sister.
Miss Eva Shuster, of Washington have
been visiting their cousin, Mrs. Franklin
G.. Tingley, Franklin avenue extended.
Mr. Roy Evans, formerly of Hyatts-
Vile, now of Washington, has been visit
ing friends here. Mrs c. T. Herring and
daughter, Miss Annette, Ralston avenue,
are visiting the formers son, DR.. A. t.
Herring, in Baltimore. Miss Margaret
Stephen of Chillum is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs Z. A. Fuller, Franklin avenue
extended. Mrs. +. b. Howell of Pet
worth, D. c., is visiting her mother, Mrs
John Frolich, near Chillum, this county.
Mrs. Charles II. Shelton of Baltimore
street has her sister, Miss G. L. Glenn,
and Miss Ruth Pearson as guests. Miss
Pearson is well known in vaudeville
circles. Master Waldemar Ennis BendZ
Of near Beltsville gave Il delightful en-
tertainment to his young friends in the
neighborhood Thursday afternoon. Fol
owing the juvenile diversions refresh
ments We're served. Mrs. John NJ. Bur
CESS entertainment the ChilIum Euchre
Club Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. August Miller at Chillum Mrs.
Bernard JOY Won the first prize, Mrs.
Lottie King the second prize and Mrs.
Henry Heider the consolation. Others
present were Mrs. r. b. Howell. Mrs.
William L. Abbott, Mrs. John Frolich,
Mrs. j. August Miller, Mrs Henry NoigA.,
Miss Weight, Mrs. d. +. JOY, Mrs. James
King and Mrs Heitmuller. Following
the games refreshments were served
and the meeting pronounced to be
one OF the most enjoyable in the history
of the club. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wells, RalSton avenue, have engaged
apartments at Carvel Hotel in Annapolis
and will remain in Maryland's capital city
during the first month of the legislative
session Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Germany
of Baltimore have been visiting relatives
and friends in the lower section of Prince
George county. Mrs Ralph Wilton and
children of Friendship Heights, Wash
.ngton, have been visiting relatives here
Mrs. Joseph r. Owens. Wine avenue,
left Monday for F'latbush, n. Y, to
visit her son, Charles c. Owens. She will
also spend some time with her other
son, l. B. Owens, and before returning
to Hyattsville will visit her sister, Mrs.
T.. A. Cockey, in Baltimore county.
dren and Mr.. LAY Herring, wife and
child spent several days of last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Herring. Ralston
avenue. Miss Harriet Zell of Washing
Martha Fainter. Sbley avenue. Mr. A
Dieudonne of the United States Navy,
who has been visiting his mother, Mrs
Jules Dieudonne, in Bladensburg, has
returned to his ship. MIR. John Kelly and
daughter. Mrs. Harriet Zel. of Washing
ton have been visiting Mrs. John Fainter
Sibley avenue. Miss Carrie Gurley of
Marlboro, this county, has returned after
pleasant visit to Miss Sadie Gibson,
Wine avenue. Mr. Frances Fainter is
among the guests at a house party being
given at the home of Mr. Stuart Gray
son, Vienna, Va. Miss Mary Henderson
of Newport News, Va, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. p L. Jones. Wine avenue.
Mr. Lawrence Aman, a student at Mount
Saint Joseph College, Baltimore county,
is spending the holidays with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w. Aman. Ralston
avenue. Miss Lou Riley and brother
Frederick Riley, OF Baltimore are spend
ing the holidays with their sister, Mrs
Mary Riley, Wine avenue. Miss Nellie
Lyon Is visiting friends in v ashington
She is expected home the early part of
next week. Miss Lottie Summer of
Bladensburg and Mr.. Lee Vincent of the
same town were married in Delmar, Del,
Monday last. After bridal trip through
the south they will repair In their future
home at Cape Charles. Va. Miss Lor-
raine Holden of Washington was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. John II. Holden,