The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-12-12
WestwoOd Items

Miss Dorothy Summers, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Summers, who ma:
recently returned from a delightful
visit to her brother and sister, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Kostha Summers, Jr., at then
handsome home at Staten Island, New
York. was married Wednesday, Novem
Der 5th, to Mr.. J. Heath Dodge, OF
Washington, D. c.
The marriage was performed al
"Pine Bill'', the home of the bride
by Father Martin, of Charles county
Immediately after the ceremony, Mr.
aud Mrs. Dodge left IN an automobile
for Washington, D. c., and other
points of interest will be included II
their wedding journey.
Mrs. Hammond, of Baltimore, has
been visiting MIR. ana Mrs, Rina'do
Y airing at "Glen Cottage.
Miss Virginia Townshend was recent
guest at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
R. Hugh Perrie.
Mr.. VIM. Dorr, of Hyattsville, and
little daughter, Miss Regina, and Mrs.
Edward P. Springer, and little son,
Master Edward Paysop, of Washington
D. C have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
J. K. Summers and also Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Perrie at ''River View.
Miss Sarah Gibbons is visiting DR..
and Mrs. r. E. Gibbons at Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Perrie took an
automobile trip to Washington short
time since.
Miss Virginia Townshend was lately
entertained at pleasant Grove. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. K Naylor.
Master Benson Perrie has been spend
ing a few days at "River View" the
residence of Mrs. R. W. Perrie.
Mrs. j. A Perrie spent the weekend
with Miss Marie F. Perrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Rawlings en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Perrie
and daughter, Miss Marian Perrie, al
luncheon, Sunday, November Both.
Mr.. Ripple, of Cheltenham, accom-
panied by several friends. came down
in his automobile one day recently ano
visited his farm at BALD Eagle.
Miss Martha Perrie, the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nelson Perrie,
who has been extremely i'll, is now
convalescent. She was skillfully at
tended by DR.. VIM. H. Gibbons, OF
Groom.
Miss Edna Earl Waring spent Thanks
giving at her home "Glen Cottage
All of the tobacco cultivated in this
vicinity last year has been shipped tc
the market at Baltimore.
Among those who made good crops
and received nice prices-$14 and Sic
per hundred, were: Messrs R. w. Per-
rie, Edward Gibbons, Jos. S. Perrie,
Daniel A. Jenkins, James w. Rawlings,
Mrs. Frederick Skinner and Miss Marie
F. Perrie. The tobacco was sold BY
Messrs. w. H. Moore & Co, and Mr..
W. T. Hutchins, the United Farmers
Agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kostha Summers gave
a small luncheon recently in honor OF
Mrs. Edward P. Springer, of Washing
ton; Mrs. VIM. Doer, of Hyattsville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Perrie, Mrs.
Eliza Summers, Mr.. and Mrs. Gwynr
Summers and Prof. and Mrs. Bernard
Gwynn, of Baden.
Miss Pattie Perrie has been spending
several days at "Kalmia'', the home OF
Mrs. J. Benson Perrie.
Mr.. H. M. Perrie has just returnel
from visit to Mrs. Enoch G. Perrie
and Mr.. R. E. Perrie, at Fort Meyer
Miss Sarah Oliver, of Baltimore, Md.
was a recent visitor at "Land-Stone'
the residence of Miss Marie F. Perrie
Friends in this town were much sur
den death of ]. Wilton Redmiles, which
occurred early Tuesday morning a.
his home here Mr.. RedmileS has always
been in good health. His death is sale
to have been due to heart disease. I he
deceased was the oldest son of the
late Iohn and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Red
miles and was 45 years old For a mum
Der Of years he was emp Dyed on th>
Chesapeake Beach Railway He is sur
by his wife, Mrs. Susie Redmiles anC
one daughter, Miss Marian Redmiles
his mother Mrs. Elizabeth A.Redmiles
also three sisters, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs X
l.. Wells and Mrs. NJ. Cope Livingston
of Washington. and three brothers
Charles. Allen and julius Redmiles
The funeral took place from Trinit!
Church yesterday and interment wa
in the Episcopal Cemetery.
Mr.. and MIS- Ambrose'Lee Jennings
o. Washington, ID, c., have issued il
Vi, tiouo' 10 he ms-..ase Of TIE
Lau.I-e-, I-ol.ttia NJ. LIS, 70 Nj
Nu-man 5. SA--a, Tuesday evening
December al, Us, a. 5 O'Clock, 4
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j. o., d. e. Reception al 1924 K :
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K SI-tI, -U-m6--V o. lu-o town Du
now o Was l-S on, and most eX
emDlary and popular Young man.