Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-04
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Another month has entered anc
q very bright and beautiful one, al
thc ugh very cold The frost is quite
heavy, like a light aver Of snow.
The woods are q scene Of beauty, the
/ trees, in their autumn suits, look
most beautiful.
The farmers around here are Nold.
ing regular potato bees instead Of
husking bees. Each one is helping
the other TO hurry in getting their po-
tatces in before the weather turns out
too badly.
What a shame that strangers
must leave Annapolis with such an
impression that their people are 50
impolite, as was shown last Monday
evening during the play, which was
very go d. The people living in the
Capital of the State should set an
example for other cities instead of
the way things passed. II is hoped
the next time there will be a great
Improvement.
The Progressive Farmers Assoc
citation will held their regular meet
ing at Murray Hall, Brownsville, on
Wednesday evening, November Sat s
o'clock.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
luther Nichols, living near South
river. came near losing his life by
choking on a piece of apple given him
by one Of the smaller children.
Great anxiety was felt fer the little
fellow, but he is improving as we'll
as can be expected. 1t is hoped that
he is we'll by this time
The ladies of the Sewing Circle
gave quite pleasant evening Of en-
tertainment last Thursday in the
music room Of the Eagles Home.
A musical entertainment was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shearman, vocal and instrumental,
ana recitation by Mrs Charles
Shearman, entitled "Mad Karoo. :"
This was given with great deal of
feeling, showing her dramatic abil-
ity. Mrs. George Sherman also re-
cited a scene from the Tanning of
the Shrew," and Mrs. HanlOn also
made a few happy remarks. After
wards refreshments were served and
the gentlemen were invited to par
take, as they have been so very kind in
many ways in giving entertainments
fortke ladies.
Do not forget that on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week there will be an oyster suppe r
and dance given at the Eagles
Home. 1t is hoped it will be be
we'll attended by the friends. The
tickets are on sale either at the
Eagles Home OF any of the mem
bers, also the members Of the Sew
ing Circle.
Mr.. Joseph Arth, of Washing
ton, spent few DAYS with his family
at Twin Cedars last week
Mrs. Charles Worthington was
visiting in Annapolis last week.
Mrs. Louis Woytych spent the day
on Wednesday with friends in An
napolis.
Mrs. j. E. Hall and daughters,
Ele aDore and Charlotte, of Severn
farm, accompanied by MIR. King, were
the guests Of Miss Lillian Worthing-
ton at q party on Halloween given at
the old home, The Highlands, on Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Alex. Anderson and daughter
Elizabeth, were shopping in Balti-
more on Saturday.
Miss KATHRYN and Jessie Kyle
were the guests of Mrs. Brice Worth
ington at Sunny Banks for the week
end and attended the party at The
Highlands on Friday evening, and
saw the spooks walk.
Mrs. NJ Sahlin and children spent
a few days last week with relatives
in Baltimore.
Mrs. William Albrecht, Of Balti-
more, and sons, Nelson and Willie,
were the guests of her father, Mr.. N.
Sahlin for the weekend.
Mr.. Claude Arih, of Baltimore,
spent the day on Thursday with his
mother, Mrs. Joseph Arth, at Twin
CedaIs.
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