The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-08-20
BREVITIES

- vi ISIS IudfillC 'iESduItS, u boWlt
has been visiting Miss Edna Suit.
Miss Amelia Beall left yesterda
for visit to her niece, Miss Luli
Thomas, in St. Mary's county.
Mrs, Bertha Lieberman, of AIexan
dria, Va, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Harry Blackman.
Mrs Charles c. Goddard, of Baden
spent last week, at the home of MI
and Mrs. r. c. Goddard.
Mrs. John Ridgely and little son
Grant, spent last week with Mrs.
Joseph c. Mattingly near Oxon Hill.
Mrs. Frederick Sasscer left yester
day to visit her daughter, Mrs. Rod
gers Gore. in Bowling Green, Kentucky
The new bowling alleys at th'
Farmers Hotel have been completed
and were put III commission on Mon
day.
-Messrs Harrington, Rithie ant
McMullen have all promised to attenC
the Tournament here on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Turner ano
Miss Emily Crowley, of Baltimore
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
John H. Traband.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles j. Wyville
and little daughter Of Scranton, Pa. are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. WyviIe.
John Roberts, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Allie Robinson, of Camp
springs, died on July 18th, aged /;
months.
Mis-. Mary G. Moore and grand
daughtes, Miss Marie l.. Moore, OF
Meadows, are visiting their cousin, Mr..
John L. Thompson and family, in Anne
Arundel county
The dates of the Montgomery
County Fair this year are August "a, %,
26 and z7 This is one of the finest fairs
in the state, and is we'll worth attend
ing.
Mrs. C. V. Clagett left on Satur-
day for Ocean City, hiaryland. She
was accompanied by Miss Cora Cochran
and Miss Jeanette Cochran, of Alexan
dria, Virginia.
Don't fail to attend the Grand
Tournament and Ball here next Tues
day. Every effort is being made to
make this the best affair of its kind
held in the county this Summer. See
in another column.
The Ladies of Forest Grove Church
will give their annual supper, Thursday,
August 10Th on the lawn of the Church
at SIX O'Clock. Lamb,
shoat, fried chicken and all the delica-
cies of the season, also refreshments.
Come and get good supper,
A Tea Dansante, for the Parish
Hall building fund of st. Barnabas
will be given at Bonneville, the
residence of Miss Jeremick Bevoy, on
August 18th beginning at 1916
2. M. Admission scots including re-
freshments. The public is cordially in
vited
There will be Democratic Mass
Meetings on Tuesday, August 31st, at
Upper M arlboro at IL O'Clock A. M
and at Hyattsville, Masonic Hall at
o'clock. The meetings will be ad-
dressed by Senator Blair Lee, Mayor
Preston, of Baltimore, Hon. William
l.. Marbury and State and County
Candidates. The issues involved in
coming primary will be discussed.
The Annual Festival will be given
on Labor Day, Monday, September 8,
1915 on Birkle's Lawn, Suitland, Nd. ,
for the benefit of the Forestville
Catholic Church. Bus leaves eighth and
Penna. Ave. S. E. at 2-30 z. M. Base
Ball game at 3 O'Clock ?. M. Tickets
with chance on S24 gold piece 25c.
Dancing afternoon and night. Supper
Is cents.
There will be an institute of the
teachers of Prince Georges county Ii
the New Hyattsville High ochoo
building there for two weeks, begin
ming August 80. An interesting pro
gram is being arranged by E. 5.
Burroughs, County Superintendent oil
Schools. The High Schoo! Building
will soon be completely furnished, the
contract for this work being awarded
the w. Brooks Furniture Company, OF
Hyattsville.
The Tea Dansant at the new Hal
at the Farmers Hotel, on Saturday
night, was largely patronized and the
receipts were very gratifying. Muci
credit is due to Miss carol " llson ant
Miss Rachel lagett for their untirin!
efforts IN making the evening such
success and thanks are due the iadle
for contributing tire refreshments
The committee greatly appreciated Mr.
Duckett's courtesy in giving the u.s.
of his fine dancing hall, piano player
lights, etc.
Eliza Gardner Cronmiller, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lepage Cronmillei
was married in Laurel tuesday even
ing to OgIe Marbury at the home o
the brides parents by Rev. Thomas A
Johnston, OF Washington, former paste
of St Philips Episcopal Church o
lJdufGl. VII al DuI 10 ~ liioiillliCil
member of the bar in this county. II
has represented Prince Georges count
in the House of Delegates and at pre-
sent is a member of the Democrat
State Central Committee for Prime
Georges County. MIR. and MRS. Mar
bury left after the ceremony for
Northern wedding trip.
Senator Blair Lee was the orato
at the WOODWORK tournament bel
Wednesday of last week in Belts Grove
near MuIlikin 8 fer the benefit Of Hol
Family Church, at Bowie, which wa
attended by a large croWd. State
Attorney Clarence NJ. Roberts mad
the cornation address. The gran
marshall was John NJ. Bowie. In tn
professional class, Page Bowie wa
first and crowned Miss Alice Morris
". Ireland was second; j. w. Suit
third and J. H. Hamilton, fourth.
the amateur clBss Duvall Perkins wa
first and crowned Miss Rachel Claget
queen, Benjamin Duckett was seconC
W. R. Eardisty, third, and Phllil
Nalley fourth.