The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-10-22
BREVITIES

MISS w diCC Ni al Iiii, VI SoaShi,
Md, spent the week end with friends
near Westwood. Md.
Hyattsvlle about 9:20 a. m.
Mrs. M. d. Humes. is visiting her
niece, Mrs. A. NJ Marbury, but will
soon return to the Church Home, Balti-
more.
There will be a temperance meet
ing in the T. B. Hall, on Thursday,
October 18th, at 1880 p. m. Mr.. F.
Bibb Mills and Hon. James c. Rogers
will speak.
Miss Amelia Beall, who has been
visiting her niece, Miss Louie Thomas,
at "Mattapomi, st. Mary's county,
is now with her sister, Mrs. A. I.
Brooke.
The Halloween celebration, oyster
supper and dance that was to have
been at T B, this county, October 18th,
1915, is postponed to November 9Th,
on account of surrounding festivities.
The Young Mems Club will give a
dance in Duckett's Hall at Farmers
Hotel, on Friday evening, October 10Th.
For the benefit of the Club. All are
invited. Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Harry Gore. left on Thursday
of last week for Bowling Green, KY,
to visit her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. Rogers Gore, and to get acquainted
with her little granddaughter, of
few weeks.
The Mems Guild of St Barnabas'
Church, Iceland, will give an Oyster
Night, at Grange Hall, Iceland. for the
"a e ho II oil S1nnar on6
dance 35c.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ST. James Linden
Briscoe have issued invitations for the
evening of October 20, from until ID
at their home "Glen Arvern" to cele-
brate the twenty fifth anniversary OF
their wedding.
The Ladies of Forest Grove Church,
will give a "Pie Social" on Friday.
October 22nd, in the basement of the
new church at Meadows. Be sure t.,
come and get some good pie. Other
refreshments also for sale.
The regular quaterly meeting OF
Montgomery Pomona Grange, will be-
held with Eureka Grange, at hill
um on Riggs road, Thursday, Oct. 18th
Wagons wi meet the electric cars al
the end of Brookland route and al
There will be a Charity Masquerade
Rail. at Odd Fellows Hall. Forestville
Monday, November LIST. A prize will
h., gwen for the best mask and one fcl
the most comic. Admission % cents
Sandwiches, coffee and refreshments
for sale.
st. Mary's Church has been recent
lv improved by fine Asetelyn ga
plant, which lights the entire church
most brilliantly Mr.. Harry Gore. OF
this town, is the agent for the company
which, through him. have put in rum
hAr of plants IN this town.
Thomas Il. Proctor aged 8
wears, q prominent and highly respect
ed colored citize' die1 at his home il.
Rrandywine Distinct after a long an!
p,iuful illness of cancer of the throat
on October 4th, 1915, leaving wifi
and seven children Ia mourn the loss o.
a devoted husband and father. H.
was buried at It Peters Church,
Waldorf. Rev. Father Martin OF
ficiatInp.
The Right Rev. Alfred Harding
D. ~, Bishop Of Washington, will hni
Confirmation Services at the Paris
Church. Croome, on next Sunday, tn
n.
Churcl. Of The Atonement, Cheltenham
at 2::3O o'cock +. NJ The Rev. Arch
deacon Williams will also visit the
Parish on Sunday, the 3lst, and hold
Morning Services at IL % clock A. Nj
Groom, and at the Church of the A tone
ment. Cheltenham at 2:30 clock P. M
All invited to attend.
DR.. Joseph +. Hunt, of Laurel, ons
of the Republican Candidates for the
House of Delegates, was stricken with
with paralysis on his left side while
taking a walk Sunday afternoon, anC
hes very i'll at his home in that town
DIR. Hunt is one of the leading physi
clans OF that place. He graduated
from the College of Physicians ant
Surgeons at Baltimore in 1888, and has
Dcacticed his profession there for the
past II years. lie was elected Mayor
Of Laurel several years ago, and is s
of Laurel. Dr. Hunt died on Monday
DO not fail to attend the Automo
bile Tournament and Ball, on the Fail
Grounds. next Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. Don't fail to see the Knights
catch the rings from fast running au
tomobiles. Growing of the Queen ant
and Maids of Honor, at 7:3O p. M, il
the Town Hall. Judges: VIM. G
Brooke, T. M. Underwood, T. b. Mid
dleton. Edward A. Fuller. Herman =
Burgess, John M. Bowie, Charles A
Ryon, S, Marvin Peach, Joseph II
Blandford, Jr.. VIM: T. Magruder
Orator of the Day~-Wm. N. Fisher
Orator of the Evening Senate
VIM. Frederick Holmead. Chief Mar
shall-Geo. w. Hardy. Time keeper
DR. !. E. Sansbury. Prizes: 1st, 800
End, SIS; Ord SO; 4th, SIS. Entranc
fee 81. open to all. For further infor
nation, address H. G. Machen, Hyatts
VILE, or Upper Marlboro Md.