The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-07-24
BREvETIES

Miss Beatrice Wells Is visiting
friends in Washington.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Brooke LEFT
yesterday to spend two weeks at DIRK
ney Springs, Va.
Master Xavier Wilson, son of Post
master and Mrs. Fred w Wilson, re
turned from Providence Hospital
Washington, on Monday.
Mary F Boswell. nurse from the
Government Hospital, has been on {
visit to her father, Mr. Bernard Boswell,
Nottingham, Md.
Mrs. Leslie Watson and little
daughter, Ann, are visiting Miss Nellie
Moran, near Mellwood.
Congressman Frank o. Smith has
introduced bill in Congress providing
for an appropriation of $4,000 for
post office building in Laurel
Miss Nellie Grant and Miss Bessie
Warren, left on Sunday for trip to
Boston by sea. On their return they
will stop off at New York. Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Mrs Charles w Randall will give a
Lawn Party at her residence near For
estville, on Wednesday, July q, for
the benefit of the Forest Grove NJ. E.
Church, Meadows.
Entered into life eternal, on Tues
nay morning, July Z. 1914. Eliza
Roberta, beloved wife of the late Geo.
H. Baden in the 55th year of her age.
Numbered with Thy saints in glory
everlasting" G. N. M.
William Boone. of Fosestville, was
thrown from his buggy on the Bowen
Road, Sunday afternoon. Wheels of
his buggy passed over his body and in
hicted painful injuries. Boone was
taken to Casualty Hospital Washington.
Twenty Knights Templars from
Washington motored here from that
city Tuesday evening and dined at the
Farmers Hotel. A number of ladies
accompanied them. Several cars and
two auto buses brought the party
down.
Miss May A. Clagett, Miss Mar
guerite Clagett and Miss Carol Wilson
entertained number of guests at an
informal dance at "Ingleside" the home
of Miss May Clagett, on Saturday
night, in honor of their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Houghton. Of Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin. H. c. Bow
lie have moved into their new home,
near Iceland, which has recently been
built on the site of the old one which
was destroyed by fire on March q
1918. Since that time they have made
their home with Mr.. Bowie's brother
Judge R. Irving Bowie.
Miss Helen Heffner and Miss Ida
Morrison, of near Seat Pleasant, start
ed ON Friday for an extended trip to
the North, which will include stop in
Niagara Falls and trip into Canada,
after which they will visit relatives of
Miss, Morrison, in Rochester, New
York, and of Miss Heffner, in Williams
port, Pennsylvania.
The Town Commissioners request
that all house holders shall use lime
plentifully around their premises and
out-houses during the remaining portion
of the summer which is the time when
sickness is more liable to appear. The
health of the town is excellent at pres
ent and it Is the duty of all citizens to
try and keep it so. Those who neglect
to have their premises in sanitary
condition are liable to fine when the
health Inspector goes around. The
Civic League has greatly improved the
appearance of the town and all credit
is due them. Let every individual
help the good work.
Mrs A. Marshall Marbury invited a
few ladies to play Five hundred at her
hospitable home, "Marbury Heights, !"
Friday afternoon, in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Thomas j. Clagett. of Bal
timore. Those present were: Mrs.
Marbury, Mrs. Clagett, Mrs. A. T
Brooke, Mrs. E. l.. Bruun, Mrs. F. E.
McManus, Mrs. G. v. A. Clagett,
Mrs. Frederick Sasscer, Mrs. William
B. Clagett, Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, Mrs
Reverdy Sasscer, Miss Minnie Chew,
Mrs. Hal Claaett, Miss Kate Merrick,
Miss Marguerite Clagett, Miss Carol
Wilson, Mr.. Marbury and Mr.. Charles
Marbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Soper of
Camp Springs were given surprise
last Thursday by party of friends
and relatives from Washington, and
the County, the guests of honor being
Miss B. Kegg. Among those present
were: Mr.. snd Mrs. T., A. Soper, Mr..
and Mrs. James Soper, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald McGrath;
Misses Rosie and Viola Soper, Fannie
and Ruth Soper, Katherine, Bernard
and Alice Scott, Messrs Francis Barnes,
Jeff, Willie, Clarence, John, Edgar and
Roy Soper, Donald Mason, Harry and
Leo Scott and Albert Soper.