Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-11-18
Hunters report game plentiful.

The Panama-Pacifc Exposi-
ton is scheduled to close Dec. 4.
The moving pictures on Tues
day evening were well attended.
Booker T. Washington, negro
educator, died at Tuskegee. Ala.
The next lecture in the popular
course will be given Friday, Nov.
26.
Miss. Isabelle Duncan. Of
Washington, is visiting friends in
Leonardtown.
MIR. and Mrs. j. III. Ralston.
of Hyattsville. spent the weekend in
st. Mary's.
A number Of st. Mary's coun-
tlans are attending the MARY land
Week Exhibits in Baltimore.
Mrs. Walter IL. S. Briscoe, of
st. Cuthbhrt's, is visiting Mrs. q.
Frank Bailey, Baltimore.
Winter seems to have made up
its mind TO get busy. Some folks
found ice early Wednesday morning.
The supper ID be held at Mrs.
Pembroke's, st. Inigoes, on the
18th, has been indefinitely postpon-
ed.
There will be a basket ball
game between Leonardtown and
Leon ard Hall on Thursday evening
next.
The management of the Leonard
Hall Basket Ball Team is arranging
for game with Surattsville for
Saturday next.
Maryland Week opened on
Tuesday evening last in Baltimore,
with a most creditable showing and
large attendance.
The reports from the oyster
grounds and of the market are ex-
ceedingiy gratifying Oysters are
plentiful and prices good.
Messrs. Cough Edelen and
Louis Cough, of Baltimore, are
guests of Commissioner Hilton, at
his home near Park Hall.
Don't forget to remember the
Oyster Supper and Dance at ST.
Georges Hall, Valley Lee. next
Thursday night, Thanksgiving.
Miss Nellie Fenwick, who has
been i'll for some time in Washing
ton, returned to her home on Satur-
day, greatly improved in health.
A recital, music and oppression
will be given at St. Mary's Acade-
my Hall on Monday, Nov. 90, at
1870 p. IN. The public are cordial
ly invited.
TIE Forty Hours Devotion st
st AloysIus' Church, Leonardtown,
which closed on Tuesday morning
last with impressive ceremonies, was
well attened.
The Annual Thanksgiving Supper
and Social OF st. Michael's, Ridge
will take place on Tuesday Evening,
Noyember 23rd. Supper from 8 p.
m, To .. p. m.
A fire of unknown origion de-
stroyed about 5000, 900 worth of
equipment at the historic Benning
Race Course. A number of horses
stabbed there were burned.
Christmas is not SO far off that
YOU can afford TO wait much longer
To have your holiday advertising
and printing ubmitted To the
BEACON for prices. Get in line
An alledged pirate was arrest
ed IN Baltimore the other day, and
IL said To have confessed, among
other things, to lifting a trunk Of
clothing from some one in ST.
Mary's.
A program of the Alumnae
Thanksgiving Day Reunion is print
ed in this issue of the BEACON.
The grand public prize Euchre will
be given ut Hotel ST. Mary's at 8
p. nm.
Don't forget the rummage sael
at ST. Joseph's Church, MorganEa,
which will be held ON November 90.
The sale will begin at 4 y. M. and
will be followed by Il supper and
dance.
Died at Sabillersville, Nd,
November 10, 1918, Joseph Glib
bons Wise, younger son of the late
VIM. M. and Margret Tucker Wise,
aged 10 years and 10 months. May
he rest in peace
Miss Mae Alvey, accompanied
by a party of friends, from Washing
ton, spent an enjoyable day on Wed
nesday last with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. VIM. III. Alvey, of Holly
wood.
The ladies of All Saints Par
ish. will have thier annual Thanks
giving Supper and Dance, at the new
Parish Hall, near Oakley, on We'd
nesday, Nov. 25th, 1915. See adyer-
tisement in this issue.
A party composed of Senator
and Mrs. n. b. Scott, of Wheeling,
w. Va. Mr.. William Lenox, OF
Colorado Springs, and Mr.. L. b.
Smoot, of Washington. visited st.
Mary's during the week, with
view of purchasing q summer home.
We are. informed that the party