Evening star., 1915-06-06
HYATTSVILLE.

Special Correspondence of The star.
HfATTSFILLE, June s. Oriole
Lodge. Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows. met Thursday evening in head
quarters: Maryland avenue. and elect
ed the following officers: j. c. Haw-
kins. noble grand; W. n Anglin. vice
grand: ii. S. Harrison recording sec
relarS Fred A. Soules. financial secre-
tary: Sam Levin. treasurer, and A. f.
bur reess warden. The initiatory de-
gree was conferred upon one candidate
ana ana several applications for member
SiI,p We're faNorably acted upon
imam I Thorne. jr.. of Silesia: r.
s,' yam Horn of Chillum. Joseph H.
nlahdtord of Brandywne. Thomas c.
ZONES or Marlboro and L. Wiley Sans
nurE of Spauldings are democratic
ahdiaates for nomination for the
mouse OF delegates. Messrs. Van Horn
ana stamford We're members of the
Senerai assembly. session of 1914 The
hent district. and S. Marvin Peach of
iSattSFiile are candidates for the
'eIhocraflc nomination for states at
.orhey Theodore 3. Middleton of
SpauidlnSs district. Gui. II. Clagett of
-heilWood district and Calvin +. Arnold
OF queen Anne district are candidates
ior the democratic nomination for
county commissioner zone to he elect
eh)' Summerfield ID. Hall of Evansville
district. the incumbent and Robert l..
dates for the office of clerk of the
court and report has il that John NJ.
ho"ie of Queen Anne district will be
me republican nominee for this office.
herman r. Burgess of Hyattsville and
FRED W. Wilson of Marlboro are ca ndi-
aales Tor the republican nomination
,or county treasurer. Edward A. Full
Ter OF Hyattsville. William A. Miller of
Hnrratts, DR. Harry Nalley of Chillum
ana A. T. Brooke of Upper Marlboro
nave announced their intention of en-
tefihs the democratic primaries for
mat office. For judges of the orphans
'ourl the democratic candidates are c.
e. Clark of Bowie district James f.
baden OF Nottingham district, r. Irv-
ing BOWIE. James A. Heiskell. John A.
Schultz and J. Henry Murray. A. Con-
haWay of Laurel is a candidate for the
republican nomination for the house of
aelesates. Benjamin Ogle of Noting
nam district and George :. Harrison of
i.oSaryNllle are the democratic candi-
daIeS Tor the Shrievalty nomination.
mere are a number of other aspir-
ants Tor various offices. but the above
are the only ones who have made for
MAJ announcement.
me mayor and council of CAPITOL
fielshts has awarded to William ~
steele "A contract for the construction
q lock k-up, to be erected in the cor
Pofate limits. The structure will he
completed within the next two Weeks
inns VIII obviate the necessity of
transferring to the jail at Upper Marl-
poro Vioiators of town ordinances.
'r. Harry j. Patterson, president of
Ihe Maryland Agricultural College. and
MIS- Patterson have issued cards for an
at home to be held Tuesday evening
III commencement week at their home
~ college Park, from to S O'Clock
lhe regular meeting of Beltsyille
grange Will be held Tuesday evening
The lecturers program will be devoted
10 mowers, and each member is expect
ed TO nave something to say concerning
the cultivation of flowers Sumner will
ne served at $50 and members are ex-
pected to bring flowers with which to
decorate the tables and hall
Rev. L. Cody Marsh of St Barna bas
tEpiscopaD parish has recently been
given charge of Addison.s chapel near
the District of Columbia line and will
hold his first service in the chapel to-
morrow (Sunday) morning at s O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Marsh takes the place of Rev
\ X. p Cogswells. who has been as
signed to the churches at Langdon and
Benning. District of Columbia
Mrs. Adelia Whinerey wife of Thoma s
J. Whinerey, died at her home in Lut-
trell avenue Wednesday evening. Fu-
neral services took place YESTERDAY
afternoon. Rev. Henry Thomas, rector
of st. Matthews parish. officiating. In
terment was made in Glenwood ceme-
terry. the pallbearers being Carl F. Pelz
of New York city, Edward and Leigh
land and NJ. Grayson Chew Mrs. Whin-
ereys maiden name was Amelia Shus-
ter. She was born in Philadelphia and
was seventy-three years old Follow
ing the death of her first husband, Mr..
Melbourne. she married Mr. Whinerey
In New York in 1891. Her husband and
son. Percival G. Melbourne, who is
an engineer in the District of Colum-
nla water department. and two step
children, Mrs. Fl. S. Vandeventer and
Thomas j. Whinerey, jr.. survive her.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
kidwell. near Chillum, Prince Georges
county, was the scene of wedding
yesterday when their second daughter
MISS Rena kidwell. became the wife of
augustus kidwel1, of Oakton, Va. Miss
BERTHE kidwell. sister of the bride
groom. was maid of honor and the best
man was Lewis Disney, cousin of the
bride. reception followed the cere-
mony and later Mr.. and Mrs Kfdwell
left for. their future home at oakton,
Va.