The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-09-24
BREvITIES


Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Berry
Mrs. Charles j. Hill has returned
after visit of several weeks to he
mothers home in Kinsale, Virginia.
Miss Mary W. Merrick, who ha
been spending the Summer at Atlantic
City, has returned to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Douglass Thomas, o:
Baltimore, are the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joseph Addison, at Navajo"
Mrs. A. K MARI. of Mt. Calvert
is at Takoma Park Sanitarium under
treatment for nervous trouble. She i.
gaining steadily.
Miss Lavinia Clagett. of New York
City, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Thos
Clagett at "Keokuk.'
Miss Susan Clagett. who has beer
visiting in Nova Scotia and Canada
is expected to return to fKeokuk" or
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton M. Clark
and daughter, Elizabeth, after visit tt
Keokuk," have returned to Washing
ton.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. John Steen, OF
New York City, who spent two weeks
with Rev. and Mrs. F. E. McManus re-
turned home on Friday.
The Cotillion Club gave their
monthly dance. on Saturday night,
about 80 couples being present, includ,
ing several strangets.
In our returns of the Primary Elec.
ton last week we enormously gave
John Gabriels total number of votes
1913 instead of 1913. This elects Alan
Bowie as a Delegate to the State Con-
vention by majority of 19 votes.
Mr.. H. Clay Hopkins of Halls. has
gone to Hot Springs. Ark ansas, for his
health He was accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. F. E. Phipps of Severn
Md.
The Democratic State Convention
will be held in Baltimore on Thursday
next, September oath, and the Repub-
lican convention will be held the day
following.
Mr.. Bruce Buck and Mr. Daniel
Buck, Jr., have gone to Rochester, New
York, to see their brother, Mr.. William
Buck, who is recovering from an acct
dent sustained several weeks ago.
Mrs. James S. Cobb and family of
Clayton, Del, have returned home
after months visit to her brothers,
Charles w. and R. E. Brown, of Brown
Station; Mrs. Claude Thomas and sons,
Southgate and Chase of Baltimore
have been on visit to Miss Virgie E.
Brown.
The dates of registration this year
are September 18th, and October 9Th,
with October 18th, for revision only.
Unless you register you cannot partlci-
pate in the Presidential and Congress
sional and Senatorial primaries which
under thelaw are to be held on the
first Monday in May 1915.
Arch deaconry services were held
ut St. Paul's Church, Baden, on We'd
nesday. Rev. Mr. Minnick on St.
Mary's county, Rev. MIR. Curtis OF
Accokeek, Rev. Mr.. McManus and Rev.
Mr.. Steen were among the clerymen.
The ladies of the parish served boun-
tiful luncheon in the grove adjoining
the church.
There was no contest among the
Republicans in the primary last Tues
day except for the County Central
Committee. What was known as the
Organization ticket was elected and is
composed of Francis S. Carmody,
Chairman; John M. Bowie, Joseph D.
Payne, David B. Bynum and W. Claude
smith.
The Suitland Improvement Associa-
ton gave their second dance of the sea
son, Monday, September 18th, and was
very largely attended-about 700 people
being present-a large part of whom
came in automobiles from Washington.
A large number of the candidates were
seen on the grounds. The music was
furnished by band from Washington.
Home, Sweet Home was played about
1890 o'clock. 1t is suggested that ar
oyster supper and barn dance be giver
in November.
Mrs. Maria A. Turner died at hei
home near Baden, on Friday night,
September II, aged 76 years. Mrs.
Turner has been in failing health fol
the past three years. She was the wild
ow of the late Joseph A. Turner, anc
is survived by four children-Joseph A.
Turner, of Baden; William F. Turner
of Portland, Oregon; Morton M. Turn
Sr, Oh Ddu61, DldShC
Strong, of Washington, D. c. The flu
neral was held on Sunday at p. m.
at St. Paul's Church. The interment
was in the family lot in the church
yard.
Mr.. Savilla A. Phelps. wife of Mr.
Edward Phelps former mayor of Lau
rel, died at her residence last Wednes
day of diabetes and complication OF
diseases, following long illness. Mrs
; Phelps was So years of age and was {
| daughter of the late John and Rache
Sewell. She is survived by her hus-
band, four daughters and five sons
Mrs. Eva. Dean, wife of Police Justice
| George D. Dean, Baltimore; Mise!
Edna, Lillian and Maude Phelps, ant
Mr.. Harry =, Phelps, clerk to thu
ayor and city COUNCIL of New York
Arthur, Alan and William Phelps, o
Laurel. The funeral took place from
| ~ pbiIljns Church. Rev William K