Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-01

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tal's Correspondent.
The entertainment which was held
By the teachers and children Of the
public school here, on last Friday
night was a marked success. The
children displayed great talent in the
rendering Of their part Of the pro-
gram, which reflects much credit to
their teachers. The sum Of sac. so
was realized through their efforts
and the Hall was filled TO overflow
ing. The fancy table goods sold for
| $1,000 and large cake was wen by
Mr.. Dave Brsshears, an infant doll BY
Evelyn Tucker, another doll and num-
Der Of scarfs were won also by differ
ent ones. Ice cream and cake was
soon disposed Of by the young men In
charge. The teachers, Miss Kolb,
Miss Algey and Miss Harvey ana chill
dren now enjoy q weeks holidsy.
Miss Harvey, assisted by the young
people Of Mayo, will now begin re.
hearsiDg fer a Red Cross entertainment
10 be held In the near future A
committee has been appointed, too,
to arrange for a Xmas entertainment
at the Memorial Church during the
holidays.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bra
shears and Miss Clara Gather and
Mr.. William Carr motored to Camp
Meade.
Mrs. Thomas Dawson, who has been
very sick is able to be out again.
There were Thanksgiving Services
| held at st. Andrews Chapel at $50 a.
m. on Thursday, Rev. Fosbroke, in
chsrge and at Memorial in the after
noon at p. m. the Rev. Harry Evaul
in charge.
A representative of the Y. M. C. A.,
American League will be at the home
Of Mrs. d. W. Collision on the evening
of Dec. 5th., at Z o'clock. She wishes
particularly to meet there young girls
who are II years old OF more and will
deliver an instructive address which
to be appreciated needs only to be
heard
Memorial Church certainly has been
for sometime resting calmly and
peacefully every Sunday night. Whist
she needs just now, is some one to
turn on the lights. We have been
without night services now for some
months owing to delay in working
material. Now the material has ar
rived, and the workman needs to be
located The writer thinks that it
would not have been bad idea had
the old chandeliers continued by the
aid of kerosene 70 do their duty; while
we nave been kept in such long sus-
pense, and services not have been dis
I continued, as has been the case.
However, the longer the wait, the bet
ter appreciated and we trust ere
another Sunday night passes our regu-
lar night services will have begun and
be we'll attended, as before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelbsugh. Mrs.
Nichols and two children, all Of
Bowie, motored to Mayo one day dur
ing thepast week where they visited
at the home Of Mrs Karline Collision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lee, of Annap-
oils. visited Mr.. and Mrs. viii Lee,
recently.
mir. and Mrs Harry Lewis, Miss
Carrie Lee, Mr. Bert Lewis, visited
relatives in Mayo during the past
week.
The Misses Mildred Kolb, CoFrine
Alvey, Isobel Harvey and Lillian
jackson, attended the Teachers Con-
vention, which was held in Baltimore
this week.
Misses Mildred COLLISION, Mabel Coli
son and Gladys Taylor, are spending
the weeks holidays at their homes in
Mayo.
Miss Mary Dawson and MIR. Durham
visited friends atAdmiral on Sunday.
A meeting of the Red Cros OF Mayo
wss<hsld last Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Dave Collision. Work
was brought in by the ladies' and more
work given out The membership Of
the Red Gross is steadily increasing
I, and much work accomplished. This is
truly great work to be done, and our
| Chairman, Mrs. D. w. Collision prom
Uses that ncne Of her. auxiliary shall
sit any more with idle hands. How
ever, the members will keep her more
than busy in keeping them supplied.
On Thursday, Nov. %, the Home
Economic Clubs met by direction IF
Miss Mildrd Revell Brady in the Old
| Senate Chamber Of the State House,
where Club Exhibit was held ind
| two prizes given out. The first prize
of $40 in gold was presented to the
| Glen Buruie Club and the second 10
pavidsonville The two sessions called
to order by Miss Brady. one in the
morning and one in the afternoon
were very Instructive and specially
that Of the afternoon, when the work
OF the Clubs was made known by a
report read by the president of each
Club What one Club failed to do it
seems was done by the other, and
much good work has been done
throughout the county by the different
clubs. We Of Mayo since this meet
ing, feel better acquainted with our
sister Club members and with the
work in general to be done by our
Club during the next season. Our
| Club being young, did not do SO much
in the line Of expert canning; hope to
benefit by this years experience but
we have lively Red Cross connected
| with this Club which is wide awake
and doing its bit. Might add which
was not on the Mayo report read at
the evening session that on one even
| ing cur Red Cross in about Is minutes
secured over SO members and sent
| the money in to the Annapolis Auxil-
! -, Efsnz Msl[~o1 ft~a1v Tho