The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-05-16
BREVETIES

Miss Carol Wilson spent the week
end in Baltimore with relatives.
The County Commissioners and Or
phans Court will meet next Tuesday.
Mr.. Hal Clagett has purchased a
Ford Touring Car.
The new reredos for Trinity Church,
the gift of the Guild. has been receiv-
ed and will be put in place this week.
Miss Cecil Traband, DIR. John H.
Traband and Mr.. Willard Traband spent
Sunday with their parents in this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Clagett
and little daughter spent Sunday at
Weston" with Messrs. Hal and Bowie
Clagett.
The Fifth Annual Dramatic Event
Marlboro High School will be given in
the Masonic Hall at Upper Marlboro
the evening of Friday, May 2Srd.
The Sunday School of Trinity
Church had special service on Sunday
afterno IN and potted plants were dis
tributed to the pupils after the exer-
cises.
Mr.. John w. Miller died at his
home near Suitland Park on Saturday
last. The funeral was held from the
George P. Zurhorst funeral parlors in
Washington on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mamie Melvin, representing
the Equal Suffrage League with head
quarters in Baltimore, is visiting our
town for the purpose of forming a Suf-
frage League here.
-Forty-four years ago the Pacific
Railroad was opened, giving for the
| first time rail communication from the
Atlantic to the Pacific What tremen.
dous strides have been made in railway
mileage since that time
-Messrs. Bernard Coonds, Frank
Tarantino, and Paul Wells; Misses
Mabel Taylor, Louise and Magdaler
Ferraro, of Washington; spent Sunday
| at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. T.
Coffren of this town.
The dance given in Masonic Hal
last Friday evening was quite success
and the committee, Messrs. Geo. H
Harrison and B. B. Levin, deserve
praise for getting up such pleasan
dance.
Mrs. w. Berry Early, Principal O.
the Brandywine Conservatory of Music
will give three act comedy at Bade1
Parish Hall, Baden, Md, May Both
for the benefit of the Athletic Depart
ment of the Baden Agricultural High
! School. Full orchestra in attendance
Curtain rises promptly at 8 o'clock
Dance after performance.
The three act southern comedy en-
titled, "a Kentucky Belle" presentet
at the Odd Fellows Hall OH the evenin,
of May 1st for the New Catholic Churcl
by 1.-THE Fouhre Dramatic Club O
Washington, D. c." was a grand su
cess both financially and otherwise
A bounteous supper was served fror
7o'clock until and after the perform
ance consisting of numerous dishe
which can only be enjoyed in a countr
place and which was crowned b
chicken. Dancing was INDUCED i
after tie performance.
Mrs Mamie C. Hickey, wife 0
Mr.. John F. Hickey, ESQ.,, died at tn
home of her husband in Hyattsville o
Tuesday. Besides her husband she
; survived by five sons and two daugf
tiers. Mr. J. William jenkins, c
Charles county, is brother, as ar
also Messrs A. c., Benjamin and Ell
gene Jenkins. Mrs. Helen Parsons
a sister. Mrs. Hickey was reared
Charles county where she still hs
y many friends. The funeral was hel
at Hyattsville on Saturday, Rev. Fail
er Donlon officiating. 1nterment We
: in Mount Olivet cemetery. We exter
V our sympathy to the bereaved famil.