The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-06-25
BREvITIEs

Mrs. Ida NJ. Bowie and family have
moved to their pretty country home
for the summer.
Among the graduates at st. John
College last week was Mr.. John Selby
of Cheltenham, this County.
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, has returned
home from pleasant visit to Mrs
Howard Parrie, at Westwood.
Miss Ada Morgan Hill has returned
from Mt. St. Agnes College; also Miss
Louise Bowie who is a pupil at the
some Institution.
Among the graduates of the Teach
ers' Training School, Baltimore, last
week was Miss Sarah A. Traband,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Traband, of this town. Miss Traband
is thus qualified to taaeh in Baltimore
City schools.
Misses Anne, Esther and Amy Brooke
and Mr.. William Brooke, Jr.. daugh-
tiers and son of Mr.. William G. Brooke
are at home from their respective
schools for the summer vacation.
The Upper Mari boro' Cotillion Club,
of Prince Georges county, held very
enjoyable dance in the Town Hall, on
Saturday night. This was the first of
series of dances the Club will hold
during the Summer.
Mrs. Addie Wright Waltjen, who
has many friends in this neighborhood,
desires to announce that she has open
ed her Cottage, Baltimore Lodge" IA
States Avenue, Atlantic City, N. j.,
where reservations for rooms and
board can now be made.
The Annual Excursion of Epiphany
Church, Forestyille, Md, to Chesa-
peake Beach will take place on Thurs
day. July 8, 1915. The appreciated CO.
operation of our friends has made this
excursion a success in the past. We
hope everybody will go July 8. Tickets
25cts. Trains stop at Behrend, Brown,
Richie, Marlboro.
Yesterday afternoon at the Belasco
Theatre, Washington, Miss Alice War
ing Roberts was one of the graduates
of the Central High School, She is the
member of the class. which
contains $50 scholars. Miss Roberts,
who formerly lived in this town, has
the four year course in three
and one half years. -
Miss Mary J. Wyville entertained
the Richie Social Club and few ad-
guests at her spacious home
Cedar Grove" last Wednesday even
ing The Club members present were
Misses Mary Wyville, Martha Ryon,
Annette Allen, Myrtle Beall. Annie
Richie, and Messrs. James Allen,
Alex. Ryon, Anthony Wyvill. Gary
Ryon, Carl Richie. John Allen, Aubrey
Richie and Frank Allen. On Tuesday
evening, June 10Th, Miss Martha Ryon
will entertain the club at her home,
near Seat Pleasant, this county.
The Enquirer has received good
many complaints recently from persons
who do not get their paper regularly.
A delay in the delivery of favorite
is very aggravating, and we
request every subscriber who has ex-
perienced this inconvience to let US
know promptly in writing, by postal
card or otherwise, 30 we my refer the
reports to the postoffice authorities for
investigation. The Prince Georges
Enquirer is mailed in Marlboro on Friday
and should reach all parts of
the county on Saturdays.
Mise Helen and Ruth Vests,
Of Washington spent Sunday
with Misses Madge and Blanche
Coffren of this town.
"A typographical error in the
ENQUIRER last week caused us
to say that $4,000 had been adj
vanced the Treasurer by the
County Commissioners for pos
tage. This should have been
$50.