Evening star., 1915-11-28
HYATTSVILLE, ND.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
HYATTSNILLE. Md, November 2,.-
An important society event of the year
will be the marriage of Miss lisa bell
Guthrie Arthur of Brightwood to James
Enos Ray. jr.. state auditor. of Chiilum,
Prince Georges county. The marriage
will take place at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, December in st. Fauls
Church. Rock Creek parish. Announce
ment of the marriage is made by Mrs.
Mary Elizab beth Greenland, the BRIDE
elects aunt.
The third annual smoker and tur-
key drawing held Monday evening in
Potts Hall, Mount Rainier, under the aus
plces of the volunteer fire department
of that place, was attended By over $50
iremen and their friends The toast
master was N. G. Harman, secretary of
the department. The guest Of the even
ing was f @. kelch. president of the
State Firemens Association, who made
an interesting talk on the duties and
responsibilities of the volunteer fire.
man. Others who made brief addresses
were Capt. A. r. Fairall of Laurel, Rob-
crt Stroebel of Washington, Mayor
Fred Weber OF Mount Rainier, former
Mayors Robert T.. Joyce and w H.
Nannenan. Chief Fred Soules and
former Chief John Fainter of the Hy-
attsvIlle fire department Frank II
Crown, chief Of the Mount Rainier depart
ment: x. Lee Van Horn, Eward a. Fuller,
William T.. Lewis and Frank NJ. Moran
Peter J. Haean sang several catchy
topical songs, being accompanied on
the piano By Messrs. Clarence Moore
and Harry Blum. The turkeys were
won By c. A. Tovey. A. F. Fairal
Charles 4. Peckham aud J. Villa ms
Wapie. A number of pies. celery and
other delicacies were distri buted.
The committee in charge of the affair
included Julius Reincrs. John Klein
". c. Hazen. George p. Ames. J. Will
liam Wapie and Theodore Schultz.
In an Interesting contest III the Hy-
attsville Duckpin League Thursday
night the Bankers defeated the Ar
cades by .3i3 to 1904 pins. q. Hodges
! Carr was the star bowler Of the con-
test. his highest score being to5. More
than ordinary interest is being mani
tested in the games. The race is ex-
ceedingly close, the contest now be-
! ing between the Gladiators and AR
cades. which teams are tied for first
place. The others are close enough to
spring into the lead should one of the
top clubs fall down.
A beautiful wedding took place
Thursday evening at the home of Capt.
and Mrs William II. Chase, in River
| dale. when their daughter. Miss Ruth
Chase, became the bride of Mr. Leon
| ard Welsh of Baltimore. Rev. Ralph
Hand. pastor of the RiverdaIe Presby-
te-isn Church, performed the cere-
/ EloNN, winch "dS ttleHueu Dy a small
| company of intimate friends and rela :
| tiyes. Autumn leaves. palms and yell
| low chrysanthemuns formed the deco
rations in the drawing room, where the
! ceremony took place. The bride was
! given in marriage by her father Her
| sister. Miss Marie Chase. was the only
| attendant. Lorin Brown of Baltimore
| was best man. After a small reception
at the home of the brides parents Mr.
| and Mrs Welsh left for their we'd
/ II n fI-ib "a
| burg. Va.
! Jackson H. Ralston, one of the best
! known lawyers of Washington and
! Maryland and a resident Of this place,
| has announced that he will seek the
| democratic nomination for Congress in
| the primaries TO 10 held next summer.
| y is believed there will ne ro oppo-
] sition to Ir Ralstron's nomination in