Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-30
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Farmers


dent-PrOgressiye Farmers
On Wednesday. October l.. the Pro-
gressive Farmers Association viii
hold their regular meeting at Murray
Hail. Brownsville. Another very in
tere sting subject will be discussed,
and il is hoped for better weather
and larger crowd.
The play that was given at the
Colonial The Itre on Friday afternoon
had everyone guessing, especially, as
only ladies were to be in attendance.
1t was a fine joke and the play was
a good one, for men to see as well.
Mr.. Irons should be given great credit
for the way he is running the thea
tire, as il is better than ever before
and be, as well az Mrs. Irons, have a
pleasant word and smile for everyone.
The Sewing Circle that meets every
Thursday evening at the Eagles
Home. in their lodge room, is encour-
agiag tine. Each time more are attend
ing and it is looked forward to having
even more at each meeting. A very
pleasant and social time was enjoyed
by all last Thursday and some very
beautiful pieces of work are being
done by many Those not caring to
| do sewing can talk on very interest
iag subjects or read TO those that are
sewing. II is hoped more will come
on Thursday, October 2, at 8 O'Clock
at the Eagles Home. All are well
come.
Miss Hattie WOrthin yton and sis
er, Miss Carrie, and their mother,
have closed their summer home, The
Highlands, and returned to Baltimore
| for the winter.
Mr.. William T. Reid, of Waverly,
has been spending part Of his vaca-
ton with his sister, Mrs. j. A. Ward,
of The Vineyard.
Mrs. Kate Singer, of Baltimore,
was the guest of her son, MIR. John
RemiIlieux, on Wednesday. He has
been quite i'll but has improved very
much under the care of the attend
ing physician.
Mr.. j. A. Ward, Of The Vineyard,
and his brother, MIR. Samuel Ward,
spent last week with relatives at
West River anda enjoyed the fishing
very much.
Mrs. Thomas Lloyd and daughter,
Mrs. John Engelke, Of Annapolis,
were the guests of Mrs. j. A. Ward,
at her home, The Vineyard, last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Holifield spent the
weekend at their coy bungalow on
Little Round Bay.
Mrs. j. A. Ward, of The Vineyard,
and her brother, Mr. William L.
Reid, cf Waverly, were the guests on
Thursday of Mrs. Richardson at her
home ne ar Parole.
The family of Mr.. Leonard Mather,
of Washington, have closed their
beautiful bungalow on Little Round
Bay for the summer and returned to
their home in Washington. Those in
the party were Mr. and Mrs. l.. j.
Mather, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Morton and Miss Mary Bright. All
had jolly time this summer.
| Mrs. William Albrecht OF Balti-
more, with her two sons, Nelson and
Willie, were the guests of her father,
MIR. N. Sahlin for the weekend.
MISS 1Tace ATbn, OF washington,
has been the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Joseph Arth, at Twin Cedars, for
| the weekend.
Mr. Claude Arth, who has been
spending the summer with his moth
er, Mrs. Joseph Arth. at Twin
Cedars, has left for Baltimore to ac-
cept position there.
Mrs. Hattie Schwallenberg, Of
Washington, spent the cay on Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Arth,
at Twin Cedars.
Master Ernest Won SchwerdtneI, of
| Severn Hall, entertained a young
friend of his on Saturday.
On Saturday, October 4, the Lyle
hart Coon Hunters Club will meet at
the residence OF Mr.. II. Henry Wiki
ing, Jr., at Iglehart, at $50 p. m. for
q coon hunt, the first of the season.
Many new members are expected
from Washington and Baltimore and
a very fine time is anticipated by all.
The dogs are in fine trim.
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