Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-15

Kentucky. where she proposes entering
seminary next year. Miss Hill of Up
per Marlboro is visiting Mrs. Charles w.
Clagett. Wine and Franklin avenues. Miss
Anna Sheridan Of Washington has been
visiting friends here during the present
week. Miss Melaine Snmons of East
Riverdale has been visiting friends in
Washington. Mrs. John Baker. Mrs. r.
I: Wheeler and son and Miss Marie
Macfarland. all of Washington, have
oeen visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Warren Whiting. VINO has been
spending the past two months in Jack
sonville. Fla. has returned home Mr..
W. Demarco of Baltimore, formerly a
student at the Maryland Agricultural Coz
iege. has been visiting friends here and
at College Park. Dr. Joseph A. Mudd,
Spencer street. leaves Monday for Lin
coin county. Mo-. his native home and
accompanied as far as Chicago by his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Mudd, and
Master Joseph Mudd. Mrs Mudd and
son will spend two months with rela-
tives In Elgin, H.: and Albany, Wis.
Mrs. Alfred Hyatt Wells, Spencer street
entertained large card party Wednes-
day evening. 1t was the final meeting
OF the season of the Five Hundred Club
and IN addition to the members of this
club Mrs. Wells had several guests. The
prizes of the club during the entire series
OF games were awarded to Mrs Sherman
James and Mrs Franklin c. Tingley and
ID MY John q. Holden and E. A. Fuller
Mr.: and Mrs. George Y. Grayson of Rail
tlmore county have been visiting friends
near Cheltenham. lower Prince George
county. Mrs. Buchanan Beale Of Wash
lnstoi1 IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rev
erdy sasscer, near Upper Marlboro. Mrs.
ihomas H. Clagett is visiting her sister
ln-law. Mrs. Frederick Sasscer, Upper
marlboro. Mr.. Lee Clagett. who has been
visiting Mr.. Charles w. Clagett for sew
IL 40 eft
Tor Chicago. where he will spend several
weeks Miss Sarah Amber of Washing
ton has been visiting Mrs. r. f. McManus
at the rectory in Marlboro during the cur
ing her sister. Mrs. John w. Belt. at
W oodstock this county. Miss Rachel
Clagett of Upper Marlboro has been visit
ing the Misses Warning in Washington
AIRS George Crowley and children Of Bal
timore are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Iraband Miss Hilda Beale of Washing
ton has been visiting Miss Grace Hill at
Bleak Hill. near Marlboro. Miss Eya
bryan or Bryans Point has returned from
a visit TO friends and relatives in WASH
ington. MIR. and Mrs. Augustus Yost and
infant daughter of Washington are visit
ing relatives at Lanham and Seabrooke
this county. Mr. and Mrs. William Rog-
ers and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Braden APP
pleby OF Washington have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Talbot, Upper MARI
boTo. Miss Florence Pickereli and Mr..
william COomes were married at Piscata-
way Monday by Rev. Father Minahan.
Miss Margaret Hewlett of Fort Wash
ngton has returned after d pleasant STAY
with friends here. Mr.. and Mrs George
V. Hoberlitz OF Newark, n. J.. have re-
turned after pleasant stay with friends
near Chillum, this county. Mr.. Thomas
r. Brooks. who is staying in Annapolis
for several months. is visiting relatives
here this week. Miss Irrna Boykin has
returned after a pleasant stay with her
aunt, Mrs. John G. Holden. Ralston ave-
nue.. Mr.. Charles r. Young of Ports
mouth, Va. is visiting relatives near
Glendale. this county.
Miss Mary G. MARSHALL Of Virginia has
returned after pleasant stay with
friends in the upper section of the county
Announcement is made of the approaching
marriage of Miss Rosalie Eugenia Sitter
Calvert, daughter OF Mrs. and the late
Charles B. Calvert Of MacAlpine. Prince
George county to Mr.. George Calvert, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Calvert of Col
lege Park. The wedding will take place
at high noon Tuesday next. May IL, in
St Andrews Church, washington, and
the ceremony will be performed by Rev.
George Calvert Carter. cousin Of the BRIDE
elect, of near Philadelphia. Owing to the
serious illness of the wife of Mr.. Charles
Baltimore Calvert. brother of the BRIDE
elect. the wedding will be quiet affair
The bride will be given away in ma rriage
by her eldest brother. Richard c. NJ. Cal
vert. who has just returned from a pro-
tracted stay in India. She will wear a
travelling gown. Mr.. John w. Calvert will
be best man. After a wedding trip through
the north Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert will reside
at Springfield, Mass.