The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-06-23
RREVITIES

Miss Viola Bollinger, of Baltimore
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. +,
Cofren.
Miss Marie O Bryan, Of Bethesda
spent the week end with Mrs. O. P
Mullikin.
Mrs. John Mullkin and children
of Bowie spent the week end with Mrs
o. P. Mullikin.
Mr.. Arthur Loranger, of Louisi
ana, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs
E. l.. Brunn, on his way to his summer
home in Canada.
Mr.. Edmund Fairfax gave de
| lightful Barn Dance at his home
Northampton" near Landover, on
| Monday evening.
The Cotillion Club gave a dance at
Masonic Hall, on Saturday, at which a
number of persons from Washington.
Chevy Chase and elsewhere were pres
ent.
Miss Mary Thomas, of Baltimore,
is visiting her friend, Miss Virgie E.
Brown. Miss Thomas is the daughter
of the late Claude Thomas, of Wood
vile.
Miss Frederick Hill, who has made
an extended visit to her brother, Mr..
A. Sidney Hill and wife, of San Diego,
California, is en- route home and is ex-
pected to arrive here Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Wise has returned to
her home in Portsmouth, Va, after
having a delightful visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Arthur Wells,
of near this town.
Mrs. Albert Van Ness Green, of
Cedarville, have returned home after
spending very pleasant visit of three
weeks with friends of Brooklyn and
New York City.
"A Shirtwaist Dance will be given
at St. Thomas Parish Hall, Groom. on
Wednesday, July 10Th. Ice Cream,
Homemade Cake, Candy, etc, on sale.
Admission, 10c. Dancing per couple,
80 cents.
Miss Minnie Chew spent part Of
last week in Baltimore, with Mr.. and
Mrs. P. H Tuck. Mr. Tuck is improv
ing from his recent illness and hopes
soon to go to his country home in Cal
vert country.
Citizens of the town of Brentwood,
on Monday of last week rejected the
proposed charter by vote of 70 to so.
The vote shows without any doubt that
the majority of the people do not want
at this time.
The State Roads Commission is ad-
vertising for bids for the construction
of Ii gravel or concrete road from Hills
Bridge to Mt Zion, in A. A. county,
a distance of about 6 miles. The bids
will be opened on June n.
The Accokeek Sunday School will
give Declaration of independence
in the Church Hall, at
Accokeek, on Wednesday, June 18th,
8 P. M. Music by Marine Band.
Dancing and Refreshments. Admis-
sion rs cts.
Mr.. jackson entertained the Class
of 1916 of The Marlboro High School
at luncheon at The New Ebbett
House, Washington, D. c., Tuesday
Evening, and at Polls, when they had
the pleasure of seeing the President
and Mrs. Wilson.
--Johnnes Sturzkneger, who during
the last year has won considerable
notoriety as 1.-The Wild Man of Hyatts-
VILE" was Intercepted as he was max
ing his way across fields and through
woodlands towards his cave, west of
Riverdale Sunday morning, and is being
held pending an INJURY into his mental
condition. He was arrested by Con-
stable Thomas H. Garrison. of Hyatts-
vile.
As announced at the Commence
nent Ball at Charlotte Hall, Md, on
June 18th, a reunion of the alumni and
former students of Charlotte Hall
School will be held at Chesapeake
Beach, Md, on July 4th next, at P.
NJ, Casino Hotel. Dinner will be serv
ed at a cost not to exceed 75c. per
plate. The fare to Chesapeake Beach !
from Washington is Soc round trip.
"A meeting of the Lords Day
Alliance was held at the Court, House
On Sunday afternoon with fair atten-
lance. DR.. Howard A. Kelly and Rev.
Dr.. w. w. Davis, of Baltimore, were
the speakers. They have been making
4 tour of the state and their visit here
completes the list of all the county
seats. Mr.. Leroy Humphrey presided
at the meeting.
The commencement exercises of
the Surrattsvilfe High School which
took place on Tuesday, June IL, were
marked by simplicity and unassuming
dignity. The graduating class, clad in
high school caps and gowns of grey
presented a picture expressive of the
learning and refinement for which our
system of public education stands.
The large audience of patrons and
friends was given real treat in the
address delivered by Prof. Richardson