The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-05-31
BREVITIES

FRIDAY, June i, DeSltfllnS az O r. III
Mr.. John M. Beall, of Waldorf, anc
Miss Nellie M. Westcamp. of Clinton
were married in Rockville, March 10Th
Owing to the young lady wanting tt
finish school, it was kept secret.
Mrs. A NJ Marbury left on Saturday
! for Admission, Ala, to visit her SON
Charles, at Camp Mcclellan who viii
soon be ordered away.
| Miss Minnie Chew has returned tt
EIlerslie, greatly improved IN health,
| after stav of several weeks in Balti.
more and Hyattsvile.
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Beall. OF
| Naylor, this county. announce the
| marriage of their daughter, Catherine
Ellen, TO Frank H Allen, of Camp Nc
Clellan, Admission, Alabama, which took
place on May 18th, at Trinity Church,
Washington, D. c.
On May 80, at p. m, there will
be held at Bells Church, near Camp
Springs, Patriotic Memorial Service.
Prominent Speakers will make address
es, after which the Annual Supper of
the Ladies Aid Society in the base
ment of the church will be held.
The Brandywine Auxiliary of the
American Red Cross will give Dance
and Card Party at the Brandywine
High School, on Friday evening, June
18th, 1918.
Died at the residence of her daugh-
ter, Hattie B. Gross, North KEYS,
Catherine S. Beall, widow of the late
Rufus Beall, in the seventy sixth year
of her age.
Miss Edith Stanley is making her
home with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hal CIagett, at Weston" during the
summer, going in to Washington every
morning where she has a position.
The monthly dance given by the
Baden Auxiliary of the Red Cross will
be held at Baden Hall, on Monday,
June 8. Darroch's Orchestra. Dane
ing s. 50 until a. m. Admission Csc.
Mr.. Scott Armstrong and so@,
Walter have gone to East Lansing.
Michigan, where his Oldest son Egbert
j James, graduates from Michigan Agri-
cultural College, having taken four
years Scientific course. From there
they will go to Freeport, Illinois for
few days visit with Samuel S. Arm
s,rong.
The public schools will close on
June IA, and the commencement of the
Marlboro High School will be on June
18th This year there will be seven
graduates, Misses May Hall, Blanche
Augusta Cotfren, Susan Duvall, May
Agatha Mnllkin, Helen Loretta Wyviil
and MIR. William Hill Sasscer.
ALI manufacturers and ice dealers
are required to file with the County
Food Administrator any proposed
schedule or increase in price before
such increase is put into effect.
Big War Savings Meeting at
the Court House, next Wednes-
day, June 9Th, at $50. Senator
Blair Lee, Hon. VIM. III. Mar
bury and others will speak.
Band of Music. Be sure to come.
There will be big Rally in behalf
of the sale of the War Savings Stamps
at Groom Hall, on Friday May 81, at
$50 Q. m. Hon VIM. L. Marburg and
other prominent speakers will address
the audience Good music and songs.
Dancing. Ice cream and cake for sale.
Everybody invited to attend. Come
and have good time. Admission free.
Rev. F. E. McManus has completed
the 14th year Of his service as Rector
of Trinity Church, this town, and made.
reference to it last Sunday with ap
propriate remarks. Our people are in
debted to him and to Mrs. McManus
for their many acts of sympathy and
kindness during this long period, and
will endeavor to strengthen and uphold
their further efforts.
"A lawn fete, musical entertain
ment and dance, for the benefit of the
second Red Cross War Fund, given
Monday night at the home of Mrs.
Humphrey Beckett, Jr., at Lanham,
brought forth a large and enthusiastic
gathering of residents of Lanham and
vicinity. The appeal for Red Cross
contributions was made by Mr. Charles
W. Clagett. The program included
character sketches and short stories by
Miss Kinds of New York and solos by
Mrs. Robert Benham and Miss Ray
mond of Washington. Musical numbers
were contributed by Mrs. EImore The
total amount obtained for the War
Fund, including both contributions and
pledges, was $407S3.
The Southern Maryland Garage,
Chevrolet Agents for this county, re-
ports sales and deliveries as follows
Baby Grand, model touring, W. s. Hill,
Upper Marlboro; Model $500 Roadster,
DR. Reverdy Sasscer, Urrer Marlboro;
Model $500, Touring Cars, Fred W.
Wilson. Upper Marlboro; Rev. C. C..
Nelson, Groom; Mrs. Annie E. Hook,
Groom Station; Rice H. Hoe, Groom
r. o. Moore, Meadows; B N. Ellin,
Chillum; w. 2. Chase, Mitchellville;
Jno. E. Morrison, Upper Marlboro; Jas.
H. Harper, Nottingham; Thos.s w.
Sweeney, Naylor; F. Wallis Sasscer,
North Keys; VIM. E. Thomas,
Meadows; James C. Gilroy, Mitchell
vile; Sydney w. Fowler, Nottingham;
| j. Arthur Sweeney, Groom; Mrs.
Amonela Birch, Forestville; VIM &.
| Brooke, Upper Marlboro.
William B. Clagett, son of the late
Senator Clagett, who enlisted June II
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