Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-23
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respondent.
The sun is shining beautifully after
such downpour of rain that visited
Us on Sunday. We wanted rain,
now we have had it, and at time.
we really thought we would have tC
20 cut in boats, as the roads were
covered with water. The roads now
are hard, as if they had been pound.
ed, Everything is beautiful anC
geen.
On account Of the bad weather,
there were only few of the members
of the Farmers Association that at.
tended on last Wedne sdsy evening al
Murray Hall, Brownsville. but witt
just the few a very interesting
meeting was held.
The Lady Eagles and trie nds are
starting to form a sewing circle To
meet at the Eagles Home, perhaps
in the music room, as that is very
pleasant little room, with the piano
very convenient for those who do no,
care to sew, and then it is not right
tor the room that is so full of 90
many secrets to be used by those not
connected with the Home.
1t has been decided to meet very
Thursday evening, so the first meet.
ing :. will be held at the Eagles
Home on Thursday, September 25 at
8 o'clock. and all the wives, daugh-
ters and friends Of Eagles are in
vited to bring their sewing of any
kind and join and enjoy a very inter
esting evening, as each evening will
bring forth something very inter
esting and there is something the la
dies wish to get up, and each lady is
asked to be present to hear what it
is. Be sure to come.
Miss Dorothy McKinstry, who has
been the que st OF Mrs. j. C. Hall at
her beautiful home. Severn Farm, has
left for Washington to spend a short
time before returning to Hutchinson,
Kansas, her home.
Mr.. Walter 7. StartSman has re-
turned from his visit with his family
at Atlantic City, and has closed his
summer cottage at Winona Cliffs and
returned to his home, Roland Park,
Baltimore for the winter.
Mrs. H. Proctor is very much
improved and it is hoped she will
return very shortly to her sister-in-
laws home, where she was when
taken i'll
Mrs. Brice Worthington, ST., and
daughter, Miss Carrie, OF The High
lands, have been quite i'll at their
home, but are impr wing.
Miss Mary Pr ,ctor has returned to
Richmond, Va, after a delightful
visit with her sister, Mrs. Brice
Worthingtou, at Sunny Banks.
Mr.. William T. Reid, of Waverly,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. j.
A. Ward, of The Vineyard, part OF
last week.
Mr.. Joseph Comeback spent a few
days in Baltimore last week, but has
returned to his home near the Reser-
voir
Mrs. j. B. Woytych he's been quite
i'll at her home during last week, but
at the time of this writing is up and
about again A speedy recovery is
the wish of her neighbors.
Mr.. William T. Reid, of Waverly,
spent last Wednesday with his broth
er, Mr.. John Reid, of Iglehart
Mr.. H. Henry Viking, Jr., was
in Baltimore on Thursday last on
business and also made social call
on his sister, Mrs. William DEWITT.
DIR. and Mr.. Holifield, of Wash
ington, spent the weekend at their
bungalow on Little Round Ba~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henly, of Washing
ton, was the guest of Mrs. l.. j.
Mather at their coy bungalow on
LITTLE Round Bay for the weekend.
Mr.. Leonard Mather returned to
Washington on Monday. He will
very shortly close his bungalow for
the winter and open his home in
Washingt) n.
Very shortly the season will open
for coon hunting for the four-le ggeG
kind, as during the summer the kind
walking on two feet were hunted.
After October 2 the woods will be
full of the coon hunters. The lglehart
coon hunters will start cut on the
first Saturday in October for their
hunt and will continue each week as
long as the season is open.