The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-09-08
BREvITIES

! little daughter is visiting ner iaLner
Mr.. R. Bernard Berry.
Mrs. Frederick Sasscer has return
ed from a visit to her daughter il
Pottsville, Pa.
DR. Richard S. Hill has returne'
from Massanetta Springs, Va, wher
he spent two weeks.
Mrs. Mamie Amber and Mis-
Sarah Amber, of Washington, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cary McNal
on Sunday and Monday last.
"A lawn fate will be held at Suit
land Park, September 14th, 1916. fol
the benefit of the Girl Scouts of Suit
| land Maryland.
Misses Emily and Kate Jarboe
spent the week end with their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. F. Snowden Hill ano
| Miss Edith Hill.
Mr.. w. 7. Davis, who recently un.
derwent an operation in Providence
Hospital, Washington, returned home
Friday, and is regaining his strength.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Dom Bowling anG
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hall gave q
large dance for the young people at
their home, Bowling Heights" on
Friday night.
Mr.. Harry w. Gore is visiting his
old home Towanda, Pa, where he has
many relatives and friends. During
his ten days absence, Mrs. Gore is
visiting at ''Ingleside," the home of
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Clagett.
Charles W. Clagett, of Hyattsville,
and William B. Clagett of Upper MARI
boro announce that they are now asso-
ciated in the practice of law in Prince
Georges county, Maryland, with offices
at Upper Marlboro and in the Fendall
Building, Washington, D. C.
Judge Ralph Amber, Mrs. Amber
and their son, Phillip, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Belden, of Canton, Ohio, were
guests for several days this week Of
Mr. and Mrs. McNab and Mr.. and Mrs.
McManus. They motored from their
home in two days.
The authorities of Charlotte Hall
School have decided to defer the re-
opening of the school to September Is.
1t is the opinion of the Board of Health
that this is wise and prudent thing
to do in the case of schools receiving
patronage from the large cities where
infantile paralysis prevails.
Don't forget to come to the base
ment of the Forest Grove Church on
Saturday evening Sept 18th, at 7:30
P. M. to see "Mrs. Briggs of the
Poultry yard" delightful and anus
ing play, gwen by the local talent of
the neighborhood. Admission Is cents.
Refreshments at usual prices. Come
and you can't help but laugh.
The Forestville M. E. Sunday School
will give their Annual all Day Picnic
in Mr.. Weeks Grove on Thursday.
September 18th. Bring your baskets
and help the children have a good time.
There will be all kinds of races for fun
and beauty contest with prizes for
the winner. Refreshments for sale at
usual prices.
More than one hundred Prince
Georges county school teachers are at
tending the annual institute which
opened in the high school building at
Hyattsville, Monday of last week and
will last two weeks. Sessions are be-
ing held each morning from 9 to IL.
The instructors are-Dr. E. F. Buchner,
Johns Hopkins University. Prof. E. ].
Meter, of the State College of Agri-
culture, w. R. C. Connick, Miss Mar
garet Edmonston, Miss Clara Gibbons,
and Mrs. E. Van. Duvall.
Automobile Commissioner E. Aus
tin Baughman has announced that be-
ginning December 1st he will send his
deputies into all the country seats in
the State to examine applicants for
licenses and issue automobile drivers
cards without the necessity of the ap-
plicants appearing before him at his
office in Baltimore city. The Commiss-
ioner thus expects to expedite the con-
venience of applicants as well as the
details of his office. The deputies will
90 to the several county seats on speci-
fed days and notice of the dates on
which they will be in the various coun-
ties will be sent out in advance.
Mrs. Brooke Lee and Mr.. Francis
Blair Lee delightfully."- entertained
number of young people at a house
party at Silver Spring last weekend,
continuing over Labor Day. Mrs. Lee
was assisted in entertaining the guests
by her sister Miss Carol Wilson. Others
in the party were: Misses Edna Berry,
Mary Iglehart, Josephine Tunstall
Smith, Nora Hill, Grace Roberts and
Laura Amber; Messrs VIM. Roberts,
LownCes Lavinder, Harold Sasseer,
Eugene Roberts, John Bowling, Harris
Franklin, VIM. B. Clagett and Ghiselin
Sasscer.
Miss Grace Morton entertained a
few of her young lady friends Wednes-
day afternoon from four to six o'clock,
at her home near this town. The table
decorations were most artistic in pink
and white and the menu dainty and
tempting in every detail. The souven-
iers were beautiful booklets with poems
OF love, the occasion being the an
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
Morton to Monsieur Jean Millette, OF
Montreal, Canada. The happy young
lady received the heartiest congratula
lions and best wishes from her guests
and the occasion was one to be pleas
antly remembered for many day.
The Tournament for the benefit Of
St. Mary's Church was held on the
Fair grounds on Saturday last. The
fine weather brought out fair sizet