Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-29
EVANSVILLE, MD.


EVANSVILLE, May - 1910
Mr.. Harry w Dorsey of Franklin ave-
nue. entertained at bridge whist Thurs
day evening. Mr.. n. w. Dorsey OF wash
ington secured the highest number OF
points. Others present were Messrs W..
c. Wells Sherman James, John G. Hold
en-, ". D. Porter. A. Busck, E. A. Fuller
and the host Following the games
tempting buffet luncheon was served
Mrs. Percy G. Melbourne and daughters.
Margaret, Faith and Adele, have returned
from a delightful stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe Chew at their home at Glencar-
lyn, Va. Dr.. George B. Dent Of North
Platte Neb.. who, with his little son
Townshend, has been visiting his mother,
Mrs. Laura Dent, near ToHnshend. has
returned to his home. Mr.. Jurney G.
Queen and wife OF New York are
Queen, in the lower section of the county.
Mr.. G.. III. Frame of Philadelphia is visit
ing his son, G. H. Frame, jr., of Wine
avenue. Mrs. Charles A. Councilman of
Baltimore county has been visiting her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Joseph r. Owens of
Wine avenue. Mrs. Sherman James re-
turned this evening from pleasant stay
with Miss Beale near Indian Head, this
county.
Among the recent guests at Town
shend's Delight were Mr.. G. c. D. Town
shend Of Woodmore and Messrs. Marion
and Rodgers NaylOr of Pleasant Grove.
Mr.and Mrs. Claude Jarboe of Wash
ington have been visiting Mrs. Jarboe's
brother. Mr.. Alton Summers. and his
family lin the lower section of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G. Montgomery of
New York city have returned, after
pleasant stay with friends here Mr..
w. D. Porter, Avon avenue. entertained
stag party at progressive bridge whist
tonight. A tempting collation. was served
at the conclusion of the games. Miss
Margaret Beall of New York city is Wis
iting friends in the lower section Of the
county. Mrs. Frank G. Wentworth of
Norfolk, Va, has returned to her home,
after pleasant stay with friends and
relatives here. Mr. George Y. Larkin of
Lincoln, Neb., is visiting his cousin, Mr.
Edward Erland near Seat Pleasant this
county. Miss Nellie Mcintyre of Wash
ington state has returned. after pleas
ant stay with relatives in the lower sec
ton OF the county.
Mrs. II. B. Maynadier, Maryland ave-
nue., leaves Wednesday to visit friends
in Philadelphia and New York She will
attend the graduating exercises at West
about the middle of June. Mrs. Magma
der has taken cottage at Rehoboth
Beach. Del, where she and her children
will spend the months OF July. August
and September Mrs. Paul s. Herring.
Johnson avenue. has returned from
visit to her aunts. the Misses Turner. at
Woodville. near the Patuxent river.
Mrs. l.. T. Powers. Maryland avenue,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Shipley, in
Baltimore, who is dangerously i'll. Miss
Adele Hammond Of Washington is the
guest of Miss Lucy Sasscer, near Upper
Marlboro. Miss Katherine Marbury has
returned from an extended visit to
friends and relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Lila and Master Seton Maynadier
leave Wednesday for Hollns. Baltimore
county. where they will visit their cousin,
Miss Dubois. for several weeks. Mr..
Lee Clagett. who has been spend
ing several months with Mr.. Charles w.
Clagett, Wine and Franklin avenues. left
Monday for Chicago, where he will spend
several weeks.
Mrs. John Lowe of Washington is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. W. T. Davis. at
the Marlboro House. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
B. Carroll of Washington have been visit
ing friends near Iceland. this county
Mrs. Robert W. Wells has returned to
her home Ralston avenue after a
visit to Senator and Mrs. Isador Rayner
In Washington. Mrs. James r. Maitland
Of West River, Anne Arundel county. has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. G. 3.
Maynadier Maryland avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. Mari of Newport News.
Va. are visiting relatives near Seat
Pleasant. this county. The Seven Bache-
lors Club of Beltsville and vicinity en-
tertained with a dance in Grange Hail.
BeltsviIle. Thursday evening. Guests were
present from Washington, Baltimore and
the surrounding neighborhood. Mesdames
]. O.. Parker of Beltsville and Alice
Parker of Fulton, Howard county. were
the chaperons. About sixty guests We're
in attendance. Refreshments were served
at 1870. after which dancing resum-
ed and continued until after midnight.
The May dance of the BeItSvile Bach
elors' Club was held Thursday evening in
Grange Hall. Beltsville. and was one of
the social events of the year. The
evening was an ideal one for dancing,
which, with brief intermission for refres7-
ments. was enjoyed until midnight. The
chaperons were Mrs. Jacob Parker Mrs.
William P. Doing and Mrs. Smith of
Beltsville. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. William P. Doing. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smith. the Misses Edith Bessi" and
Gussie Parker. Ruth Doing. Susie Beall,
May Tile. Marian Doing and Baden of
Beltsville the Misses Mary Bond Maud
rockingham, Lula Tighe and Miles of
Laurel Misses Olive Walters and Buelah
Smallwood OF Howard county: the Mis-
ses Fannie Beall. Alice Parker and Mabel
Boardman. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheeler
and Mr.. Rinker Of Washington: Miss
Eva Barrows Mr.. Barrows and Will
lam Aitcheson of Berwyn: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fillmore Love Mr.. and Mrs. Window,
Misses Craze NARROW and Eva Wheeler
and Lee Love of MONTGOMERY county:
Harry Tile, Chester Parker. Burns Do
ing Guy Parker. Rodger Beall and Hall
Doing of Beltsville: Mortimer Tighe
MAYNARD Ellis and William Fleister of
Laurel, and Eugene Walters of Howard
county.