The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-06-01
BREVITIES

Miss Ethel Mullikin and her cousin
Miss Magdaene Ferraror, spent Sun
day with MIR. and Mrs. 0. P, Mullikin.
Mrs. Frank Legg, of Baltimore, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John H. Ira
band.
Mrs. John Mullikin and children of
Bowie, attended the rally and stayed
over Friday night with Mir. and Mrs. 0.
P Mullikin.
A game of base ball was played on
Friday, MAY 18th, between the Chelten
ham and Brandwine teams. The score
was II to Is in favor of the Brandy
wine boys.
As next Tuesday will be registra-
ton day for the military draft, the
County Commissioners will hold their
regular meeting on Wednesday, June
9th, and the Orphans Court will not
meet until Thursday.
"A game of base ball was played on
Friday, May 18th, between the Chel
tenham and Brandywine teams. The
score was II to Is in favor of the
Brandywine boys.
Superintendent E. S. Burroughs
will hold an examination of applicants
for elementary teachers certificates a.
the Court House here on June 7th and
9Th next.
Mrs. A. V. Crockett and daughter,
Miss Elsie, of Baltimore, spent Sunday
and Monday last, visiting relatives at
North Keys.
The Forestville Domestic Club met
on MAY 10, and discussed gardens anc
poultry. There were two members alb
sent. Thu meeting which was supposed
to be held on May "a was postponed OF
account of preparations for rally day.
There will be play entitled, "A
Case of Suspension" given in Acco
keek Hall for the benefit of the Acco
keek Baseball Club, on Wednesday, the
18th. Dancing will follow. Music by
Adler's Band Admission 25c.
Mr.. H. Rogers Gore motored from
PottsvilIe, Pennsylvania, arriving here
on Saturday to join Mrs. Gore who il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Sasscer. They will return home this
week.
Miss Helen Farnham, CT Dover,
New Hampshire and her friend, Miss
Hazel Hale, of Portland, Connecticut,
spent the week end with the formers
cousin, Mrs. Mary E. Wi son. Miss
Elizabeth Tippett, of Mattawoman. w2s
also a guest at the same home Friday |
and Saturday.
There will be an Entertainment
and Dance in St. Thomas Parish Hall,
Groom, Md, or Friday evening, June
10Th, 1917, beginning at 1880 p. N.
Richardson's Orchestra of Washington,
D. c., will furnish music for the Dance
Admission to entertainment 10cts, chill
dren under years free. Dancing 35c
per couple, ladies free. Everybody
come out. Refreshments for sale.
Be sure to come to the Concert and
Monologue to be given Saturday night,
June 2, at Masonic Hall, at p. m, for
the benefit of the organ fund of Trinity
Church Those taking part will be Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Bruun, Mrs. Joseph Adj
Olson, Miss Bernice Rigby, Mr.. j.
Harris Franklin, MIR. w. H. Murray, OF
West River, Miss Carol Wilson. Dane
ing after the Concert. Refreshments
for sale. Admission 25c.
The annual May Procession ac
complained by appropriate services, in
honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary was
held at St. Mary's Church Oh Sunday
last, the Sunday School children taking
part. The altar was decorated Miss
Beatrice Wilson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Wilson, crowned tHe statue
of Mary with pretty wreath
Governor Harrington has issued
the formal call for the extra session of
the Legislature, to meet on Tuesday,
June II. His proclamation sets forth
| the necessity for war measures, and
| mentions specifically the need of acts
providing funds for emergencies, and
creating State guard for the protec-
ton of bridges, water-Works and the
like, after the National Guard shall
have left the State in the Federal ser
| vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sasscer
entertained on Tuesday afternoon last
from four to six in honor OF their little
granddaughter, Miss Lucy Sasscer Gore,
aged 10 months, Of Pottsville, Pa. The
| inclement weather prevented many
from being present. Those present
were Misses Lucy Sasscer Gore.
Svlvine Marbury Clagett, Mary Louise
Thompson, Esther and Mary Sasscer
Masters Cary McNab Euwer, Ha
Sasscer, Howard Ubald and Charlie:
Lewis Morton, T. Van Clagett. Jr., anc
Lansdale G. Clagett. They were
chaperoned by their mothers and grand
! mothers. After participating in thu
merry games of children and enjoying
the refreshm erts that were served t
them, the happy party dispersed.