The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-06-04
BREvITIES

| Mrs. A. r. Beach, of New York
is visiting Mrs. E. L. Bruun.
The School Commissioners did no
meet Tuesday but will be in session o.
Tuesday next
Miss Elizabeth Tippett, of Charls
county, spent several days last weel
with Mrs Mary E. Wilson.
Miss Rachel Clagett is in Annapo
lis for June week at the Naval Acad
envy.
Mrs. Jessie Decide, of Capito
| Heights, teacher of Domestic Science
was here the day of the School Rally
with twenty one of her pupils.
The Parish Guild of St. Thomas
Church will hold a Strawberry Festiva
| in Groom Hall on Friday, June 4th, be
ginning at p m.
Miss Grace Morton left last weel
for a visit to relatives in Montreal
Canada, from there she will go to the
Panama Exposition in San Francisco.
The Ladies' Association of Trinity
Church, will hold at the home of Mrs,
Mary E. Wilson, a sale of ice cream,
cake, ETC., beginning at IL a. m. nsxt
Saturday, June 6.
There will be strawberry festival
for the benefit of ST. Matthew's P. E.
Church, District Line, under the
Auspices of 1.-THE Ladies Add. on the
lawn opposite Collins Hall, June 9th,
at P. M. fit rains The Festival will
be held IN Palmer and Sanford's Hall.
"A number of retail merchants in
Baltimore have formed an organization
to make war on the "dead beats
that is to take stand against the class
of people who "buy' from them and
never pay their bills. The extent to
which this is carried on in the city and
suburban towns would surprise people
if they knew the facts.
Cardinal Gibbons presided at the
exercises and presented the medals and
other honors at the graduation exercis-
es at the Georgetown visitation Convent
on Monday. Miss Edith Heiskell, of
Oxon Hill, received the Loretta medal
for general excellence in scholarship
and department. This is the highest
honor the convent ,confers. Miss
aeiskell also delivered the address of
welcome to the Cardinal.
There will be a Big Festival of
Supper, Strawberries, Ice Cream,
Home NJ ade, Cakes, Home Made Can
dies Art Novelties, etc. Music and
General Good time beginning at 3 p. m.
next Tuesday, June 8, at Brandywine.
All welcome, come and bring your
friends. Under the auspices of the
Guild, Chapel of the Incarnation.
maryland in National Politics" is
the title of an interesting book recently
published by Mr.. ]. Frederick Essary,
the Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun. 1t contains biographies
If a number of distinguished men who
have done honor to their State. The
little volume is written in pleasing
style and will repay careful perusal.
Mr.. Walter Cotton. husband of the
late Mary E. Stone, and brother-in-
law of Mr.. Thos. S. Stone, of Aquasco,
lied at a hospital in New York on
tuesday of last week, aged 70 years.
The funeral took place at st. Mary's
Chapel, Woodville, on Thursday. He
leaves daughter. Miss Sue Cotton,
and two grandchildren, Misses Grace
and Anna Lee Craycroft.
On account of the inclemency OF the
weather the entertainment which was
to have been given in Gibbons Hall,
Wednesday evening, was postponed
until tonight, (Friday.) Be sure to
come. Gray's Orchestra will furnish
music; Solos, Tableaux, Dance, etc.
The Richie Social Club was enter
tanned by Miss Myrtle Beall at her home
on Tuesday evening, May Is. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Beall, Misses Annette Allen,
Marion Brooke. Mary Wyvill, Myrtle
Beall, Blanche Allen, Martha Ryon and
Thelma Allen. Messrs. Carl Richie,
Gary Ryon, Frank Allen. Russell Beall
and John Allen. The Club will be en-
tertained by Miss Mary WYville, at her
home near this town, on June II.
The Young Ladies Guild of St.
Barnabas Church. Queen Anne Parish,
| will have charge of the festivities ir
connection with the patronal festival
ST. Barnabas Day, June IL. There vii
be celebration of the Holy Commune
ion at 7.30 in the morning. Any ad
herents of the parish who have a sor
row, care, or difficulty for which the.
desire Divine help, are asked by thu
Parish Priest to put their request il
| writing and hand to the Rector befor.
ST. Barnabas Day. These request
| will be offered to God at the early morn
| ing Eucharist. At P. M. There will
be Evening Song with brief sermon OF
St. Barnabas, The Son of Consolation.
The Rector earnestly requests all mem
bers of the Parish to be present. AT
ter the service, the Young Ladie
Guild will serve supper in the Grang
Hall. After the supper. there will b
a dance for which excellent music ha
been provided, consisting of Piano
cornet and violin. All are invited t
come.