The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1911-02-24
BREVITIES

party on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss N abel Berry spent the wee
end at the home of Mr.. Frank w. Hill
Mrs. VIM. H. Harper, of Washing
ington, spent Sunday with her daugh
ter, Mrs. VIM. S. Hill.
Mr.. Allen Redmiles, who is in tn
employ of the B. & o. R. R. at New
burg, w. Va, is on visit to his moth
err here.
Miss Nellie Mari, spent last weel
with Mr.. Edward Browns sisters a
Mt. Rainier.
Miss Frederick Johns Wood il
visiting her cousins, the Misses Johns
at Mcdonald near Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Wells, Of
Washington, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. M. J. Wyvill.
Mr.. Jos. Wells, of Washington,
spent Sunday with his pareuts, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Arthur Wells.
Miss Gertrude Wyvill spent several
days last week with relatives and
friends in Washington.
Mrs. VIII. Suite, of Washington,
spent Sunday with Mrs. S. E. R.
Crandell, of this town.
FOR SALE-One so Egg Incu ba
tor. Price $3.50. Apply at this
Office.
Don't fail to attend the Entertain
ment, "His Model Wife," to be given
in Masonic Hall here tonighl. Dancing
after the entertainment.
Mr. H. w. Gore has returned from
Buffalo, where he visited his parents,
Major and Mrs. w. H. H. Gore. He
also made flying visit to Towanda,
Pa.
DIR. Harry Bowen, the new County
Commissioner has been sworn in and
attended the meeting of the Board on
Tuesday. 1t has been many years since
his section of the county has been rep
resented in the Board.
The Rev. R. W.. Andrews, of
Tokyo, Japan, will preach in St.
Thomas Church, Croome, at II a. M,
| and in the Church of the Atonement,
Cheltenham, at p. M, on Sunday,
February 18th.
-Messrs Lauze & Orlando Co., of
| Baltimore are at work frescoing St.
Mary's which will be completed some
| time before Easter. The exterior of
| the Church will also be painted as soon
as the weather permits.
Miss Minnie Chew is with her sis
ter, Mrs. O. B. Zantzinger who is ill
| with pneumonia at her home in Hyatts-
ville.- Mr.. Zantzinger returned at once
from Florida, where he was spending
the winter, when he was notified of his
| wife's illness.
Among the special attractions for
the entertainm to be held to-
night, for the benefit of St. Mary's
Church, will be the wonderful and in
tricate pole drill by twelve little girls
also a song, 'The Recipe of Love-"
sung and acted by eight little girls,
which will close by a group of fancy
dancers.
Miss Minnie Chew gave q small
card party>en Thursday afternoon at
"Ellerslie," her hospitable home.
Those present were Miss Chew, Mrs.
L. A. Griffith, Mrs. Elizabeth Clagett,
Mrs. E. L. Brunn, Mrs. VIM. B. Clag-
/ EFT, Mrs. Harry w. Gore, Mrs. R.
Irving Bowie, Miss ; May Hill, Miss
Grace Morton, Miss Freddie Hill, Miss
Carol Wilson.
Entertainment and supper will be
given by Brentwood Citizens Associa-
ton, The Crystal Dramatic Climb
presents Townsend's Famous play
'Down in Dixie Fireman's Hall,
Brentwood, Md, Tuesday, February
%, 1911. Tickets including supper Csc.
Supper five to Eight Entertainment
Eight-ffteen, Sharp.
We are inreceipt of the tenth an
nual report of the South Baltimore
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Charity
Hospital, which was founded for the
purpose of giving gratuitous service of
| physicians skilled in these epecial lines
to the deserving poor of Baltimore
City and the State of Maryland.
-Lenten Services in st. Thomas
Parish: st. Thomas Church-Ash
Wednesday, Holy Communion and
Address a. m. Morning Prayer, Holy
Communion and Sermon, II a. m.
Every Thursday, Holy Communion at
10 a. m., and on Friday, Evening Prayer
and Litany at $3.50 p. m; Church of
the Atonement-Ash Wednesday, Holy
Communion and Address 9 a. m. Other
Wednesdays 3:15 p. m. Addresses or
Meditations at all Services. Sunday
| Services as usual.
Judge Bennett, of West Virginia,
has purchased the old Shea farm, near
Beltsvile, and has converted it into a
stock farm for the purpose of raising
thoroughbred stock. The management
is in the hands of Mr. H. S. Croy, who
has had long experience in raising
and training race horses, both running
and trotting. At this farm will be
found colts sired by Lord Roberts,
record 2.O74; Matagords, record 2.26,
and other good horses. These colts
are now on hand and for sale. Mr..
Croy will train and sell ready-to-race
horses. A visit to this farm will open
the eyes of those who think this vincini-
ty is not adapted to horse raising.