The Washington herald., 1914-02-01
HYATTSVILLE.

Mrs J. s. Mayo. Of Baltimore, has beer
visiting her daughter, Miss Lucy Mayo
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w
Dorsey.
Mr. Richard B. Latimer sailed yester.
day from New York for Panama, where
he has accepted a position under the
Panama Canal Commission
Miss Grace Jennings. of Baltimore, ha,
been visiting Mrs. Bowie Ciagett ano
Miss Sarah Townsend. near Mitcheilsvflle-
Miss Carrie Turner, Of Woodville-
Prince Georges County, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles H. Welsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sutor, Of Alex
andria, Va, have been visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Wells
Miss Pearl Walker. of Queen Anne
district, has been visiting relatives In
Washington for several weeks
The Mount Rainier Ladies' Civic Asso-
citation gave a euchre party in Tovey
Hall, that place, Monday evening. Forty
persons participated. and the prizes were
awarded Mesdames. ]. A. Green, Louise
Klotz, vinie Moore, A. z. Thomas. i. K
Moore, William F. Lewis, Annie Laugh
ton, and Mr.. /. X. Moore and DR.. ]. C..
Ohlendorf.
Miss Cornelia Bowie, Of Mitchellsville.
is spending several weeks with friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Sarah Townshend has returned
after a visit to tie home OF Judge and
Mrs. Fillmore Beall. near Beltsville.
Mrs. warfield of Baltimore County. has
been visiting Mrs Paul S. Herring.
Rev. d. d. Skellinger, pastor of the
local Presbyterian Church. has returned
from a visit to friends in New York.
Miss Ethel Gwynn, of Laurel, is visit
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the Iatter's sister, Mrs. Thomas E. Lati-
mer.
The Afternoon 500 Club was enter
tanned Tuesday by Mrs. Franklin G. Ting
ley The prize winners were Mrs T.
Hammond Welsh, Mrs. Edward A. Fuller.
and Mrs. Thomas Z. Latimer. Others
present were Mesdames J. c. Rogers,
Alfred H. Wells. Robert U. Geib. Paul 9.
Herring. W. D. Porter, Franklin G.. Ting
ley. ]. T. T. Graham. Mrs. Warfeld. of
Baltimore County. Nd, and Miss Alice
Carr.
The Auction Bridge Club was enter
tanned Saturday evening by Mrs Nellie
F. Brooks. at the home Of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
A. Fuller. The prizes were awarded Mrs
Harry P. Howard. and Mrs. ]. Lee d.
Clagett, and Mr.. Charles w. Clagett, and
Mrs. F. G. Tingley. Others present were
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Luckey, Mr..
and Mrs William Howard; Mesdames
Charles W. Ciagett, Helen West, Nellie
F. Brooks, Edward A. Fuller, Miss Hen
rietta Dyer; Messrs. ]. Lee d. Clagett.
Harry Howard, and DR.. Charles A. Wells.
One of the big society events of the
season will be the presentation of the
tcur-act comedy, THE Old Vermont
Farm" in Masonic Hall here Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of next week.
The performances will be given under the
direction of the Ladies' Aid Society Of
Pinkney Memorial Episcopal Church. and
already practically every seat for the
irst night has been sold.
Mesdames ]. B. Burnside and Henry
Thomas are in charge Of the tickets. and
Mrs. Charles H. Welsh. president of the
Ladies' Aid Society, and her executive
board are arranging the details. The cast
is made up principally of local talent, |
and includes Messrs George Mish Smith, |
n. W. Dorsey, Waldo Burnside. Theo-
dore ]. Vandoren, jr., E. W. Montell, E. |
A. Fuller. c. B. W. Chapman. A. B. |
Duckett, H. T. knight. tr., Bradford |
Burnside. William NJ. Thompson, Morti- |
mer Latimer; Mesdames Charles W. |
Clagett, ]. r. Owens, George B. Luckey,
Alfred D. Bailer and Misses Angela van- |
doren, Dorothy U. Gait, Ernestine Gia-
chetti, Charlotte r. Adams, Ernestine |
Sara L. Gourley, and Alice B. Carr. A |
feature will be the dances and songs at |
the lawn fete by the Misses Rebecca A |
Fisk, Katherine C. Lyon, Margaret Mel
bourne. Virginia Brewer, Juliet Lyon,
Margaret Brewer, Laura Shepherd, Hilda
and Josephine Fuller, Helen Breneman,
Dorothy Holden, Elsie Sonnenberg, and
Masters John Holden. Paxton Holden.
Stanley Orr. William Hill, William No
ack. Robert Porter. Franklin Zantzinger,
George Stephenson. William Thompson,
Alfred Moran, and Carville Bowen.