Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-04
SOUTH RIVER RTPPlEs.
NensT Notes From Broad Creek
Hallow E'sn "SpOoks."

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At Mrs. w. Kirkpatrick Howat' s
residence, Waldridge, on Friday last,
was a gay set Of young people from
Washington. Baltimore and South
River. Mr.. Warren Bull, from the
Creek, South River, Miss Carrie Col
linson, Mr. Joseph Collinson, Mr..
Newton Collinson and Mr.. Snyoer,
came up in an auto to Mrs. Howst's.
From Washington were the Misses
Helen and Alkaline Enoch and Mr..
Richard Kirkpatrick Howat. They
returned Sunday evening, Games Of
fortune and other amusements enter
tanned the guests
Miss Augusta Tongue and her
brother, Mr.. William Tongue, of An
napolis. attended the Halloween
dance that Miss Lillian Worthington
gave. Miss Irene White, OF Gales
vile, was also a guest at Miss Worth
ington's party. There was a large
number Of people. The decorations
were colored lanterns and a prettily
arranged table Of eatsbles, with
fruit punch. A cake Of fortune was
cut. the Virginia Reel and Circular
Two-step, with other dances were
much enjoyed. At u O'Clock,
midnight, the "spooks" entered
the dimly lighted dance room,
waving a branch with twigs. On
each tNig was line Of fortune writ
ten. At 80 a. m. the guests had
all departed
Ma Dusehberry" and her charm
ing company Of "gyrls" will be on
Iheir tour" through the country
and will give their presence to the
public at Murray Hall, Brownsville,
on November Il, at p. m. Admis-
sion, % cents. Ice cream and cake
will be for sale. There will be other
attractions besides MA" and her
"gyrls." Come and have "a whole
some, real shaking laugh and an all
over laugh. Bring the whole family,
the ueighbors and your mother-in-
law" You will forget you had one
when you see ma Dusenbervy, and
you will want to see her again. 1t is
so funny. Don't forget the date.
November IL, 8 p. m. You will see
this account again in the Evening
Capital aud Adve rtiser-R
Parish day services will be held in
st. Stephens Church, near Millers-
willie at / ] a. m. next Saturday, the
sth, at 5 p. m, Rev. Or. Joseph P.
McComas will conduct the service.
There will be several clergymen
present. A lunch will be served from
to 2 80 .. m. in the Parish Hall.
This is a glorious day in the church,
and was first established by Mr.. Will
lam Woodward, Of New York, who
was a generous giver to st. Stephens,
and asked to have the day kept an
nually by convocat alton of ministers
with an all-day service.
The little child Of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Nichols met with an accident
last Thursday which might have re-
suited in his death. While his mother
vas out his little sister, s years old,
gave the child piece of apple with
the skin on it. The baby swallowed
il and began to choke. There was no
one near but Mrs. Nichols, telephoned
for her husband, who was in town, to
come and bring a physician. Or.
Hopkins came out in an automobile
and rendered assistance. In the
meantime the apple had gotten lower
down i'm the child's throat. The
little fellow is eight months old. Quite
a considerable lot of excitement pre-
vailed with the neighbors nearby.
This is another instance where Eve
gave the apple 70 Adam. II. D. G.