Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
Laurel, Md.

SPECIAL correspondence OF Inc STAR.
LAUREL. Md, April 1.-The mar
riage of Miss Mary Virginia Dorsey of
Clarksville. Md. and Mr.. Charles w.
Crook took place Thursday afternoon,
Rev. G. I. HUMPHREYS officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Crool: will reside at Jessup.
near here.
The marriage of Rev. Theodore St.
Clair Will. rector of Trinity parish of
.Iessup. to Miss Eleanor Harding.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hard =
ing, will take place April 20 at st.
Peters Protestant Episcopal Church.
Rev. Carlton Barnwell of Westminster
will act as best man. Only the mem
bers of the two families and few init
mate friends will witness the ceremony,
owing TO mourning in the groom
elects family.
Mrs Maurice Woodbridge and Mrs.
Frederick FIester of Washington visit
ed relatives here this week.
Miss Julia Latchford is visiting
friends in Washington.
Kenneth karrick visited friends here
last week.
Preparations are being made for the
Easter cantata to be given here April
ls for the benefit of the First Baptist
Church of this town. There are forty
voices in the choir. thirteen sopranos.
eight altos nine basses and ten tenors.
Prof Charles Strohm is director of the
cantata.
Mrs Shipley Brashears of Washing
ton was the guest or friends ana rela-
tives here Tuesday
Chester Pharr has returned from a
visit in New York.
RAYMOND McKittrick of Washington
spent the week end with relatives here.
J. Robert rockingham spent the
week end in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warren, who have
been visiting here. left this week for
Wilmington, Del. Mrs. Warren is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Haslup.
DINA.
Mrs. c. L. Douglas, who has been
confined TO her home here on account of
Illness, is improving.
Myer Street of Coatesville, Pa. Wis
tied his uncle, Rev. Joseph A. Myer. at
the rectory.
Charles Young and r. Melvin Moore,
acting as a board Of registration, sat
at the city hall Monday for the purpose
of supplementary revision of the books.
Thirty-six voters were added to the list
and thirtv-three stricken off. The mu-
nicipal election will be held here next
month.
Miss Nina Bond. who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs Mary Bond. has re-
turned home.
Elmer Gray visited friends in BaIti-
more Sunday.
Mrs NJ. y. rockingham and Mrs. j
II. Roby visited in Washington this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Edward s. Barton OF
Howard county were visitors here dur
ing the week
Mr. and Mrs. Burke Miller of Green
Vile. s. G., are spending some time
with the formers uncle, S. w. Wachter
Mrs william II. Beacham of Retreat
who has been seriously i'll. is improv-
ing.
Charles A Mason is aging with Mr.
poi Mrs. Holiday Jones of Stamford
at and Mrs. Raleigh Travers Lilly
( OF Baltimore spent the week end al
| their country home near here.
Mrs. Robert Steele. J. II. LowekamT
! and Miss Maybelle r. Steele motored
! to Baltimore Tuesday
The funeral OF John p. ager. who
| died Monday at his home near here
| took place Wednesday from St Paurs
| Lutheran Church of Fulton. Mr.. lager
| was thirty-five years of age.
| Mr. and Mrs. William w. Radcliffe
| announce the marriage of their daugh.
| ter, Amy Virginia. TO Frank J. Canning
! OF Newark, y. j.. which took place Jan
| uary %
! Mrs. Arthur Fulton was a visitor t.
| Baltimore last Week.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Rowe had a!
| their guest Miss Helen f Harvard o
! Port Deposit
The funeral OF Mrs Elizabeth Penny
! sixty seven years old. wife of John
! Penny. VINO died last Saturday. wal
held Monday from her late residence
| Rev. William Y. Rushby officiating. In
| terment was in Ivy Hill cemetery.
| Albert Norris, seventy-eight year
old. iied at the home of his brother
in-law. John Penny. Tuesday. He wa
| the son of the late Lloyd and Sara
| Norris. The funeral was held from tn
house, Rev. Bushby officiating Inter
ment was in Ivy Hill cemetery.
A surprise party was given in homo
! Of Mrs. Louise Haslup at the home .
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Bald
| win. Wednesday evening
i Miss Beatrice Phair entertained :
number of friends AZ her home on .,
| street Friday evening
Miss Cecilia Thies was a visitor &
| College Park this week.
| NJ. F. Schooley was in Baltimor
| Sunday
Mrs John Baublitz visited he
brother. s. T. BaubIitz. last Sunday,