Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
Laurel, Md.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LAUREL, Md. February 26.-The
Mems Club of ST. Philips parish gave
an entertainment and dance to the
| members of the parish a the Academy
of Music Tuesday evening. The pro-
gram consisted of several songs by the
Mems Club quartet. contralto solo
by Miss Harriet Shaw. a tenor solo
by James X. Young. a violin solo by
Louis Schreiver, contralto solo by
Miss Harriet Shaw. baritone solo by
| DR.. Henry E. Tallmadge. a soprano
solo by Mrs. William r. Rushby. sew
| eral selections by the Elite Minstrels,
Irish folk songs by William E. Smythe
and several old-time melodies by John
lSnowden, assisted by members of the
club.
was given at the Academy of Music
Monday night. Many people from
Washington and Baltimore were pres
ent. Those on the committee were o.
w. Phair and c. NJ. Ellis.
| The Laurel High School gave a sup
pei, and dance at Masonic Hall Friday
and Saturday evenings of last week
which was largely attended.
The February meeting of the Mems
Club was held at the residence of
James P. Curley, Thursday night. Rou-
, acted and details were gone into in re-
gard to the reception given Tuesday
night.
Guy, FIester of Washington was the
guest OF relatives here few days this
Eweek.
Wilbur Dorsey was among those
| from Washington who attended the
| George Washington birthday dance
c. H. Warfield of Baltimore spent the
| week end with Wilton Fairall.
A birthday party was given Miss
| Margaret Alcorn at her home, on Prince
Georges street, Tuesday evening. Those
| present were Misses Ruby Lester
Marie Lester. lrma Morrison Pearl
| Miles, Clara Miles. Catherine Baldwin.
Leon Beall. Savilla Phelps. Etfie Ayton
| Miles. RAYMOND Miles. Earl Lester,
William Truesdale. George Barton, Irv-
| ing Disney. Albert 4lcorn Carol Dis
ney. FoRts Baldwin and Glennie Frye.
Misses Louise and Emma Paine of
| Frederick were the guests of Mrs. John
| Phair this week.
| Miss Cecilia Thies was the guest of
Miss Gussie Bond in Washington last
| week
| Miss Katherine Mewshaw was among
the many visitors from Baltimore who
attended the George Washington birth
day dance Monday
| party was given Miss Mildred
! Graves in honor of her sixteenth birth
| L
| her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Luther F..
| Graves. on Prince Georges street Vocal
| ana instrumental music was rendered
| by Paul Lehman and Harry Andrews OF
| baltimore. Those present were Messrs.
| Common of Fredericksburg. Va: Owen
Young of Annapolis Junction, Harry
| Andrews, Harvey Burton, Samuel Carr
and Carl Roby of Burtonsville, Clifton
Link G. Hehouse. Paul Lehman. Au-
grey PhaIr. d. Carr. Elmer Scott and
| nf
| dred Graves. Marion Donaldson, Rosie
| LINK. Annie Carr. Nettie Carr Dora
| Wnlte; Vfoietta Hiett. Pauline Waters.
| isaoelie Carr and Irma Graves of
E; MRS; Katie Waters. Elizabeth
summons. Mamie Simmons and Mrs.
RAYMOND Jones of Baltimore. Mrs.
buchanan Hiett and Mr.. and Mrs
Luther F. Graves
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II. Shaffer
visited Washington Monday
| Miss Sallie Carr, daughter Of Rripb-
man Carr. and Albert G. CAN'T, son of
| Kew and Mrs. J. Gibson CAN'T of Den
ton, Md, were married by Rev. CAN'T
SATURDAY. the bride was given in mar
rage by her father. Her sister, Miss
Adelalde Carr was maid of honor, and
| Marshall CAN'T was best man. A re-
ceptIon was held Immediately after and
was followed by a dinner given at the
Hotel Rennert, Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs
IGantt Will be at home after March l.
A pretty wedding took place late
Monday afternoon, when Miss Cav
Clough. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas o. Clough, was married to Err
| nest F'airall at Centenary NJ. E. Church
The date was also the anniversary of
the wedding of the parents of the
bride. Rev. J. l. Winger. pastor of the
| church, officiated. Miss Viola Clough at
tended her sister and Earl Fairall acted
las best man. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Fairall, accom-
panied by a large number of friends,
| left for Washington, where they were
| rendered a reception by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clough and Mrs. Chester j. Motif.
| Mrs. John Lester visited in Washing :
ton Monday.
Miss Edna Phelps of Baltimore visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther F.
| Graves.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bealer were Wis
| itors to Baltimore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Slinkman of
Hyattsville visited Mrs. Vera Flester