The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-05-19
HREVITIES
Mr.. Frederick Sasscer left last Fri

Mr.. Frederick Sasscer left last Fri
dav to visit his daughter, Mrs. II
Rodgers Gore, in Bowling Gree
Kentucky.
| Miss Meenie Beall has come O.
from her home in Norfold, Va, t
spend some time with her sister. Mrs
A. T. Brooke.
Mrs. jeremiah Berry and Mis-
Mamie Berry entertained the
card Club" at their home, Bowie
vile, near Iceland, Thursday, at p m
Mrs. Elizabeth Clagett. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Roy Clagett and Miss May Claget
have returned from Washington tt
lneir home. "Ingleside," near thi
town, for the summer months.
"A number of relatives and friends
gathered at the home Of MIR and Mrs
George Buck last evening the occasion
being the linen anniversary of thei
wedding.
There will be play and Ball Game
at Bells M. E. Church, Camp Spring 8
on the evening Of May 80. beginning al
8 o m. Play entitled ''Topsy Turvy.'
Ball game at p. IN. Admission 25c
Mr.. Male Bowling, second son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dom Bowling and q
student at the Maryland Agricultural
College, was operated on for append
citis last Friday at George Washington
hospital, Washington He is improv-
ing daily,
ALI are invited to attend the Lawn
Fate to be held on Mr.. Shanner' Lawn
at Bowie, Md, Saturday May 10th,
1916, beginning at 2 P. M. for benefit
of Bowie School. Sack Race and other
anus ements.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Sweeney,
of Groom, this county, announce the
MARI age of their daughter, Rosa B. i,
to MIR. 2. Benson Sansbury, of Forest
vile, which took place at Alexandria,
Va, On March 23rd, 1916. the Rev. Ed
ward T. kirkley officiating.
Miss Christine Feelemyer, of the
primary department. of the Marlboro
High School, and Miss Nellie Pumph-
rev, teacher of the Florenceviile School,
took a number of their little pupils on
a visit to the Geological Park, in Wash
ington, on Monday last, and very
pleasant day was spent. The trip was
made in Mr.. Ohio Humphreys automo
bile truck.
The Marlboro Cotillion Club has
announced that it will hold dances at
the Masonic Hall, Upper Marlboro, on
the following dates during 1916: May
3Oth, June 18th, July 18th, August
18th, September 9th, and October 7th.
The committee consists of: Miss Nora
Diggs Hill, Miss Carol Wilson, Miss
Rachel Clagett, Mr. Maynard Roberts
Mr.. c. Edward Fairfax. Mr.. j. Barbour
Daingerfeld.
The Surratts High School Base
Ball Team defeated the Baden High
School team by score of 8 to z in ten
innings. Duly, who started for Surratts
pitched finely until the fifth inning
when he hogan to weaken. Sellner
went to his rescue and before the dust
had cleared away Baden had tied the
scora. After that Sellner had things
his cwn way. Gwynn started for Sur
rats at the bat getting four doubles
out of as many times at the bat.
Initial plans for the annual show
of the West Biver Colt Show Associa
ton were discussed at a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Association,
which was held on Saturday night
The directors met at the home of Mr..
j ames Cheston, near Owensville, and
went very thoroughly into the plans for
this years exhibition. The show will
be held on Friday and Saturday. July
7th and 9Th, and every effort will be
made to have it bigger and better and
more successful in every way than ever
before.
Upper Marlboro Lodge, No. 6725,
G. U. O. F. held its annual turn out
Sunday last The sermon was preach
ed by the Rev. James w. Ford, of this
town. His text was Psalms CXXXIII,
first verse, "Behold how Good and
How Pleasant it is for Bretheren to
Dwell Together in Unity" Brother
Ford preached an able sermon and we
congratulate him for his inspiring SER
vice, as it was the most impressive we
have had in the past ten years. Broth
err Ford is a member of our Lodge and
is eligible to fill amp Office in the Lodge.