The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-06-08
BREViTIES


for Liberty Bond today.
-Children's Day services will be OBJ
served next Sunday afternoon, June
10th at $50 P. M. at the Forest Grove
Church. All are welcome.
Mr.. M. Hampton Magruder deliver
ed very appropriate and pleasing ad
dress to the graduates Of st. Mary's
Seminary, at St. Mary's City on Tues
day.
Miss Louise B. Clagett, daughter of
the late Hon. William B. Clagett, was
among the graduates of Hannah More
Academy, Reistertown. on Tuesday
She was prominent member of her
class, and received many congratula-
tions.
Help your Country to check the
submarine menace-Buy Bond.
Mrs. Howard Jocelyn and daughter.
Lois, of Seattle, Washington, spent
Wednesday night with their aunt, Mrs.
Mary E. Wilson, en- route to New York.
Mr. and Mrs Rodgers Gore and
little daughter left on Saturday for
their home in Pottsville, Pa, in their
Dodge car and made the trip in one day.
Miss Mittie Hall is at home for va
cation. She has been student at the
Georgetown Academy of Visitation and
received premium for excellence in
Algebra.
There will be given at Surrattsville
High School Building for the benefit of
the School, on Friday evening, June Is,
at o'clock, moving picture show.
1t will be operated by an expert from
Washington, D. C. Admission 15c.
Refreshments for sale.
There will be an Entertainment
and Dance in ST. Thomas Parish Hall,
Groom, Md, on Friday evening, June
18th, 1917, beginning at 7:30 p. m.
Richardson's Orchestra of Washington,
D. c., will furnish music for the Dance
Admission to entertainment 15cts, chill
dren under years free. Dancing 35c
per couple, ladies free. Everybody
come out. Refreshments for sale.
Buy a Liberty Bond. 1t combines
Patriotism, Safety and Good Income.
There will be Strawberry Festi-
val and Ice Cream Sale, at Chelter-
ham, Md, Wednesday, June 18th, fer
the benefit Of the M. E. Sunday School
commencement, beginning at P. NJ.
Our thanks are due to Miss Helen
Bowling Slngluff, member of the
graduating class of the Annapolis High
School, for an invitation to be present
at the commencement on June 18th.
There will be an entertainment
given by the pupils of the primary de-
partment, of the Baden High School,
under the supervision of Mrs. W. B.
Early, in the assembly hall of the
school on, Thursday Evening, June IA,
1917, at o'clock. Refreshments will
be served. Admission 15cts. The pub
lie is invited.
Mr.. William Miller, died at his
home on Friday night, May 31st, after
an illness of two days. He was the son
of Anton and Christianna Miller, of
Baltimore county, and moved to Prince
Georges a number of years ago. He
was large land owner and conducted
, oo,oxol oorobopdiuo ctoro He UaS
Registrar of Wills for this county one
term, Mr.. George Hickey being his
successor. The funeral took place from
St. Johns Catholic Church, on Sunday
morning, Rev. Father Minnehan, of
ficiating. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Catherine L Miller and two
young children, Miss Marian and
| Master Roderick.
Miss Virginia cambridge Page will
entertain the bridesmaids and ushers at
an informal supper at her home on
North Calvert street, Baltimore, after
the rehearsal this evening for the wed
ding of Miss Valerie Won D. Marbury
and Mr.. L. Wethered Barroll, which
will take place at Memorial Episcopal
| Church on Saturday afternoon. Those
| in the party, comprising Miss Marbury.
| Mrs. Barroll and the bridesmaids and
| ushers, will be, in addition to Miss
| Page, Miss Silvine Marbury, the maid
| of honor; Miss Josephine Tunstall Smith,
Miss~ Elizabeth Josephine Brown and
| Miss Constance S. Hall; the best man,
Mr.. Washington Platt; of New York
Mr.. Guy T. O. Hollyday, Mr.. Robert
| Gill, Mr.. Fendall M arbury, Mr.. Norris
K. Barroll, Mr.. Lee Barroll, Mr.. Louis
Barroll, of Philadelphia; Mr.. George
BUST, of Charleston. S. c. and Mr..
Spencer Murray, of New Haven, Conn.
and the flower girls, Miss Silvine Sling
| huff and Miss Jessie de Treville.