The Washington herald., 1915-12-19
HATTSVILLE.

The Iirst of a series Of dances under
the auspices of the Hyattsville DuckpIn
League was held Tuesday evening in
Rushe's Arcade. II was well ATTENDED
and proved a success in every respect
The league will hold its next dance
Thursday evening.
The local branch Of the women's
Christian Union met at the home Of its
president. Mrs W. Vernon Fiske. Tues
day afternoon. Following the transac-
ton OF routine business a social hour
was enjoyed.
The Springfield Town Hall Association
will give a tea-dance on December II
The committee on arrangements com
prises Mrs. J. NJ. Duvail. Mrs. S. X.
Linthicum and Mr.. R. o. Belt.
The Hyattsville Afternoon Five Hun.
dred Club met at the home OF Mrs. :
Marvin Peach Tuesday. Those present
We're Mrs. Arthur W. Tupper. Mrs. Rex
ford NJ. Smith. OF Washington: Mrs
Arthur W. Gambrill. Mrs. Paul S. Her
ring. Mrs. Hammond G. Welsh. Mrs
James c. Rogers. Mrs. Thomas f. Lati
mer, Mrs. Edward A. Fuller. Mrs. Alfred
Hyatt Wells. Mrs. William D. Porter,
Mrs Nellie Fuller Brooks. Mrs. William
Hayden. Of Baltimore: Miss Dorothy
stiles. of Towson. Baltimore County. and
Mrs. Peach. Mrs. Edward A. Fuller won
the first prize and Mrs. Arthur ". Tup
per the second. Mrs. 5. Marvin Peacf
was awarded the consolation. The club
will be entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Thomas Z. Latimer.
The members Of the Auction Bridge
Club were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry z. Howard last evening. Thos,
present were Mr.. and Mrs William
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin @
Tingley, Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman
james. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Fuller.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles O. Appleman. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W. Clagett. Mr.. and
Mrs. George p. Luckey. DIR. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Latimer. Mrs. Nellie Fuller
Brooks and DIR. Charles 4. Wells. Mrs.
George b. Luckey won the first prize for
women and Mrs. Nellie Fuller Brooks
the second. The first and second prizes.
respectively. for gentlemen went to Mr.
George B. Luckey. and Mr.. William p.
Howard. Following the games de-
iightful collation. was served.
District No. Of the Prince George
County Sunday School Association held
its monthly meeting at the Christian
Church at Hienboro Monday afternoon
and evening.
The Ladies' Aid Association OF the
Branchville Methodist Episcopal Church
held its December meeting at the home
of Mrs. C. h. Ridgeway Monday cren-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Malcomb French have
returned to their home near Upper Marl-
boro, in the lower section OF Prince
George County, after a pleasant stay Of
several weeks with the latter's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Roberts. here.
Miss Margaret Holden has returned to
her home after an enjoyable weekend
stay with her aunt and uncle. Council |
man and Mrs. John g. Holden.
Miss Rosalie Bishopp has returned to |
her home in Macon, Ca, after a stay Of
several weeks with friends and relatives |
near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Benson, Of
are spending some time |
with friends and relatives near Camp |
Springs in the lower section Of Prince |
George County.
The Iota Sigma Fraternity Of the
Maryland Agricultural College held its |
initial dance Of the year In the college /
Friday evening. Besides the
fraternity members there were present |
DR.. and Mrs. Harry j. Patterson. DR..
and Mrs. Henry b. Mcdonnell, Mrs.
Prof and Mrs. r. N. Ruffner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner, Mr.. Kenneth
Knode and Messrs. Burgess. Myers. Lut-
University Chapter Of Sigma
Phi Epsilon. The auditorium was most
decorated. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Mira Helen virRinta Mcfarland has re-