The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1912-05-17
BREVITIES

BREVITIES
Mr.. John Mullikin, of Bowie, spent
Sunday with his brother, Mr.. o. P.
| Mullikin.
Judge and Mrs. Byron Amber and
Miss Laura Amber have returned from
| visit to West Point, New York.
Mrs. William Beaseley, of Lynch
burg, Va, was the guest of Mrs. F.
w. Hill last week.
The many friends of Mr.. R. Ernest
Smith are glad to see him on the street
| again after his recent sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas N. Magru-
der and Misses Helen and Edgar Sling
huff, of near Collington, spent Sunday
at Bowling Heights.
There will be Children's Day SER
vices at the Fosest Grove Church at
Meadows next Sunday, June 10Th, at
1890 A. M. The public is invited.
Mr.. Joseph Addison, of Baltimore,
and Miss Agnes Messick, of Washing
ton. were guests at Navajo" on Sun
day.
Miss Melva Schultz, daughter of
Judge John A. Schultz of the Orphans
Court, is leading in the vote contest
The Southern Maryland Fair Asso-
citation has decided to hold ten days
racing on its grounds here from June
5th to 18th inclusive. Preparations
have begun and it is planned to mater
tally improve the grounds and build
ings.
Miss Minnie Chew and Miss Ellie
d. Sasscer were among the guests at a
beautiful luncheon and five hundred
party of Mrs. o. B. Zantzinger at her
home in Hyattsville last week.
We are indebted to Mr.. A. N. Ell
rob, Racing Manager of the Electric
Park Exhibition Company, for a com
plimentary press ticket to the races
which began there yesterday.
Edward McNey, indicted last
month for selling liquor without a
license, and who did not appear for
trial, came here on Tuesday and gave
So, 900 bond for his appearance in the
October Court.
The Liquor License Commissioners,
after hearing large delegation for
and against, revoked the licenses of
Frank Vesper and Frank StofH until
July IA, 1912. These saloons are the
only ones that protest was filed
against They are located at Pump
kintown.
The smaller bridge club has resum-
ed its meetings and played at Mrs.
Mary E. Wilson's on Friday afternoon
with all the members present. They
| met at Miss Ellie d. Sasscer's Tues
day afternoon at four o'clock.
! Mr.. Bernard Carter recently hac
the house and out buildings of his
"Goodwood Farm" covered with
Cortright Metal Roofing. Mr.. M. J.
Wyvill did the work with complete
success and satisfaction. An advertise
ment of these shingles appears in an
other column.
Mrs. Fred. Sasscer gave a delight
full luncheon on Saturday in honor o.
Mrs. Charles C. Marbury and he
mother, Mrs. Steward. of New Or
leans Those present, beside the hos
tess and the guests of honor, wer'
Mrs. Worthington Bowie, Mrs. Charl
ton Clarke, of Washington; Mrs. J. L
d. Clagett, Mrs. Charles W. Clagett
Mrs. O. B. Zantzinger, Mrs. C. V. A
Clagett, Mrs. Elizabeth Clagett, Mrs
F. E. McManus, Miss Lucy E. Sasscer
-Norval Carol, colored, of Groom
was fined $40 and costs by Justic
Ridgley Tuesday for attacking Con
ductor Landy beavers on the Beac
train last Sunday afternoon. Carroll
fine was paid. He was re-arrested O
an old warrant charged with disturbing
the peace last Christmas, prayed a jur
trial and released on $75 bail for hi
appearance in the October Court.
Rev. Mr.. McManus, rector, an
Mr.. William S. Hill, delegate, repre-
sented Trinity Church at the diocesa
convention in Washington last Wedne:
day. In quoting from his report
that body, Rev. Mr.. McManus state
on Sunday that during the year sine
the last convention, there were foul
teen persons confirmed, sixteen ma
riages md eight burials in this parish
Work on the new bank here wi
begin June 1st. The building will co!
e., 500 and will be constructed of bricl
The promoters of the new enterpris
met Wednesday and organized. I'll
, building will be erected on the lot in frol
of the Court House, which has alread
been purchased.