The Washington times., 1914-01-07
COURSE FOR WOMEN
WILL BEGIN JAN. Z
HyattsviIIe Cases Against Rail-
road Are First on Docket of
Court of Appeals.

HfAJTSNlLH-E. Mo- JAN 81 ho
course in domestic science, considered
lie most important OF the mid-winter
short courses at the Maryland Agricul-
turaI College this year, will commence
Monday. January u, the first session be-
ing at 1870 p. IN.
Among the lecturers in this course are
Mrs. L. p. Foulke, of the Ohio State
University: DR.. Martha B. Lyon, OF
Washington; DR.. Charles o. Appleman,
of the Maryland agricultural experiment
station, and Prof. W. T. L. Taliaferro'
Of :hc Maryland Agricultural College.
The daily program of this course is as
follows: Monday, January r.. l:S9 to 2;5O
p. m, "Fibers and Textiles Mrs.
TouIke: 2:So to p. m, House Nurs-
ing" DR.. Lyon. Tuesday, January Is,
s:a tc IL a. M, "Adulteration OF Tex
iiles," Mrs. Foulke; Il to Z o'clock,
Household Bacteriology," DR.. Apple
man; l:so to 2:S0 p. m, Disposal OF
Waste" Prof. Taliaferro; go TO =
- clock, Care of Babies" DR.. Lyon;
> TO D. m, illustrated talk on The
i tchen,'' by Mrs. FOulke. Wednes-
day, January 4, $50 to IL a. m.,, "Can-
uiug of Fruit and Vegetables, Mrs.
yEouike; II to u, ''Poisons and Their
Treatment" DR.. Lyon; l:S0 to p. m,
'Bandaging," Or. Lyon; 3 to I, Chem
istry and Cleaning part l. Thursday,
January Is, $50 TO u a. M. demonstra-
tion of cutting up of beef; 1:SO to 2:3o,
Cuts of Meat Mrs. Foulke; 2:3o to
4. principles of Cooking Meat" Mrs.
fouike; p. m, an Illustrated lecture.
4 r!day, January Is, $50 to 1880 q. M,
Vegetables" Mrs. Foulke; 1880 to u,
Artificial Respiration DR.. Lyon; 1:5o
part q to p, m, Planning Meals,
Mrs. Foulke. Saturday, January Il;
80 to 1883 a. H., Planning Meals"
class WORK., Mrs. Foulke.
The domestic science course given last
january aroused interest among the
vNEler of the State, in the attendance
upon the course, in the grade OF the
instruction given, and in the apprecia-
live and ready spirit in which that in
sTruction was received.
The course this year is modelled after
mat OF year ago.
An announcement of interest to Prince
George county is that of the marriage
at Memorial Church, Baltimore, on Sat
urday, January II, of Miss Agnes ].
mund Brice Du Val, to Clarence Har-
court TaliaferO. of Baltimore. Miss Du
Val IS the direct descendant of former
Justice Gabriel Du Val, of the United
States Supreme Court, and a niece Of
Mrs. Marion Duckett, OF Bladensburg.
Mr.. Du Val and his family at one time
resided on the old Du Val estate of
100 acres near Glendale, but now re-
side in Baltimore
The first cases on the January docket
Of the State coSrt of appeals at Annap-
oils are the cases of HyattsYille and the
City and Suburban Railway, of Wash
lngton, against the Washington, West
minister and Gettysburg Railroad. The
object of the cases is to prevent the
Washington, Westminster and Gettys-
burg road from crossing Columbia ave
nue., Hyattsville, and the tracks of the
City and Suburban road at Brentwood
grade. ..-
DR.. and Mrs Charles o. AppIcman,
Avon avenue, have returned from ten
day trip TO Atlanta, Ca. where DR.. APP
pleman delivered an address before the
National Association for the Advance
ment of Science.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. o. T. Pugh.
president, met yesterday at the home of
Mrs. +. Z. MacNeil. on Wine avenue.
Arrangements were made for the hold
ing Of fair early next year. After the
transaction of business a chafing dish
luncheon was served; Those present
Fiske, A. T. Hanson. Charles Frame.
II, Harry W. Shepherd. William H
Shepherd, Howard w. Orr, J. L. King,
Garrity. Webster. Chestnut. Morley. c.
l. Lane, Anson Goodson, of Washing
Park; F. L. MacNeil. and the Misses
Emerich, Ida Banes. and Annette Nor
ley.
The regular drills of the local COM
pany of the State National Guard will
he resumed tonight, after a two weeks
suspension during the holidays To-
night will company inspection.
Frank B. Hurd. former sheriff of
Prince George county. was Yesterday
appointed a deputy by Sheriff George
W. Hardy. Hurd was defeated at the
Democratic primaries last summer for
nomination to the lower house Of the
State legislature.
William a. Miller. former register Of
wills OF Prince George county, was
yesterday appointed chief engrossinE
clerk of the lower house of the State
legislature.