The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-07-21
tBREVITIES

| Miss Carol Wilson and Miss Laura
Amber are spending two weeks IN
| Ohio.
Miss Rosie Rosenberg. of AleXan-
dria, Va, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Harry Blackman.
The Cotillion Club held one of their
delightful dances at Masonic Hall, Sat
urdsy night.
Mrs. C. V. A. Clagett has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Brooke Lee at
Silver Spring.
Mrs. John W. Horn and daughter,
of Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Pyles at Cheltenham.
The regular quarterly meeting OF
Pomona Grange will be held at Brigh-
ton, July 9th, at 10 O'Clock.
Trinity Sunday School joined
Epiphany Sunday School, Forestville
in their annual excursion to Chesapesk.
Beach Thursday.
Mrs. William NJ Allen and son are
at their summer home, Oakland,
near this town, where Mr.. Allen joins
them for the week end.
The Sunday School of Forest Grove
NJ E. Church, at Meadows, will hold
their annual children's service at the
Church on Sunday, July %. You are
welcome.
The Sunday School of the Forest
Grove M. E. Church South will hold
their annual Children's Service at the
Church on Sunday, July %, at IL A. nj.
The public is invited to attend.
The Accokeek Community Club
will give dance in Accokeek Hall on
Wednesday, July 26, (twenty-sixth)
Music by the Marine Band. Admission
25cts. Refreshments. Doors open 8
p. m.
Miss Dora ]. E. DeMarr daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. DeMarr. near
T. B. and Mr.. Thomas S. Thorne, son
of Mr. Perry Thorne, near L. b. were
married January l, 1916. at Rockvilles
Md.
Annual Bowie Picnic for benefit
of white people of Ascension Church on
church grounds August End, 1916
Meals served from noon. Dancing
until 10 P. M. Good city music. III
case of rain, on following day.
"A dance for the benefit of the
Parish Hall building fund of st.
Barnabas', Church will be given at
Bonneville, the residence of Mrs.
jeremiah Berry, on Friday, July 28th,
at o'clock P. M. Ackerman's Music.
Admission fifty cents including refresh
ments.
samples of the new half dollars,
quarter dollars and dimes which are to
be put into circulation sometime late in
August or early in September have
reached the Treasury Department.
For the first time the legend '1n God
We Trust is to appear on the silver
dime of the United States mintage.
Another beautiful stained glass
window has put been in Trinity Church,
gift from Mrs. Brooke Lee and Miss
Carol Wilson, in memory of their par
ents, Joseph Sellers and Jeanette Yates
Wilson. 1t represents Christ standing
in the attitude of knocking at the clos
ed door, from the text: Behold
stand at the door and knock" The
window is of imported glass and rich
coloring.
Postmaster Samuel A. Wyvill is
the National Postmaster
Association convention in Washington
this week Besides the business meet
ings the program consists of boat
trip to Mount Vernon, reception by
Pos tmaster Chause, of Washington,
lawn party on the White House Lawn
Friday afternoon at $50. A banquet
was held at the Hotel Raleigh Thurs
day evening, at which the Postmaster
General and other high officials spoke.
Judge Fillmore Beall, of the CIR
cult Court, has sustained the decision
of Justice of the Peace William j.
Neale, rendered in September, 1914,
awarding DIR. Clearance J. Owens, of
Riverdale, manager-director of the
Southern Commercial Congress, 500
damages against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company for an alleged
nuisance caused by the company's
switch at Alexandria junction, above
Hyattsville. The company appealed
from Justice Neale's decision, and the
case was tried at the June term of the
Circuit Court. Judge Beall rendered
Judgment against the railroad company
for 800 and costs, and the company,
through its attorneys. filed motion
fer new tri al
Hot Weather f'DOn'ts"