The Washington herald., 1913-08-17
ARUNDEL -ON-THE-BAY.

Quite the most interesting event of re-
cent days at this township was the cake
carnival given under the direction OF the
Civic League, for it included every house
hold here; in many cases all the house.
hold, grown-ups and little folk. The
beautiful cake was donated by the wife Of
the Mayor, Mrs Thomas w. Smith, who
had it built in Washington by one Of
the best confectioners there. Music and
dancing and a general ''talkfest" rounded
out a delightful and profitable occasion.
Among improvements or entertainment
of different but much appreciated kind
is the Bible Story Hour, also under the
direction of the Civic League. This is an
undenominational gathering of young
people on Sunday mornings for the inter-
change of stories from the greatest Of
books. Singing without music also is q
feature. As superintendent, or chief mar
rator, the head of the primary depart
ment of st. Paurs Chapel, New York
City, the Oldest church in Manhattan, be-
longing to the famous Trinity parish, has
been secured.
The ladies who can cook and the big
class who love good things to eat are
building high on the planned pantry sale
of good things to be held ten days later.
1t win be a good idea for week-enders to
time their visits for that occasion, for
there will be a regular carnival of nice
things to eat in every house after the
sale. All are supposed to furnish some
delicacy, which will be purchased at regu-
lar store prices, and the evening will fin
ish with rattle of anything left over-if
there are any 'left-overs." Proceeds for
the improvement fund of the Ladies'
League.
Among new arrivals is the family of
Mr.. E R. Drew, including Mr.. and Mrs.
nf "a on
pitched tents on their property on the
Bay shore, and are enjoying camp life to
the full.
Mr.. Michaelson has Joined his family
at the Peters cottage for his vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Foulke has returned to
Washington after a brief but pleasant
stay with Mrs. Michaelson.
Mr.. Roy Shaver. of the Pennsylvania
Railroad office. Washington. has Joined
his family at their cottage for the rest Of
the season.
Miss Lorraine Graham has returned
from, a brief trip to her Washington home
at Cleveland Park.
Miss Susie Courts. who has been the
guest of the family OF Representative
Austin of Tennessee. has rejoined her
family at the Courts cottage.
Mr. Joseph Weller has Joined the large
family party at MARTA Lodge" the
home of Mr.. NJ. /. Weller. Arundel-on-
the Bay.
Mr. Robert Z. Mcintyre is spending his
vacation at Rose Cottage, with his father
and sister.
Mrs Battley and daughter have re-
turned to Washington. but are expected
to visit Rose Cottage again before the
summer ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Heinecke and lit
tie son are enjoying the season at their
cottage on the Bay Road.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Jones and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pierce and in
fant son. of Washington, have opened
Wahoo Club for the season. They are ex-
pecting many members of the Country
Club to join their party later.
Miss Helen Marsh and Miss Van Week
have returned to Washington.
Mr.. Julian DoweTl and Drs. Fred Horn
and Frank Cogswell. all of Washington,
have returned to duty after delightful
yisit to Mr. Van Weeks cottage.
MIR. David Gould has Joined his family
at THE Studio Mr.. Harry Gould Is
nassiny a brief vacation with his parents
and brother before returning to the Ma
tional Capital
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Skinner, OF Wasn-
;nrtou, are with MIR. and Mrs. Lincoln
ToUnsend, where they will be Joined by
Mr.. Van Devenser early in the week
Mrs Edwin Lee Morgan, of the Plaza,
washington Circle. has returned home
after a weekend spent with her mother.
Mrs n B. Van Zandt. ana sister, Jean
-abell O'Neill. at THE Anchorage Dr.
lee Morgan is expected At Ihe Anchof
age" shortly.