The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-08-15
BREVITIES

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Don't forget dance at st. Barnabas
Hall
Mrs L. A. Griffith is visiting at the
home of her son, DIR. Allen Griffith.
Miss F. Johns Wood, of Brookwood
is visiting her cousin, the Misses Johns
| of Mcdonald, Pa.
Miss Minnie Chew and Miss Caro-
Wilson are spending two weeks at Cape
May, New Jersey.
Miss Elizabeth Tippett, of Malta
woman, Charles county, spent part
of last week with Mrs. Mary E. Wilson.
Dance at Baden Hall Monday Aug
ust 18th 1919. Darrock's Band at
o'clock p. m.
"A Dance will be held in St. Mary s
Hall, SATURDAY.. August 10th, for the
benefit of Piscataway School. A grand
orchestra in attendance. Admission
35cts
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P Webb, and son,
of Watsontown, Pennsylvania, are visit
ing his sisters, Mrs Wesley Binger land
Mrs Charles Binger.
Sergeant John Compton has re turn
ed to his home, near Aquasco. He vol
unteered and served at Eagle Pass,
Mexico, eight months before going to
France. He fought in c. B. lis In
fantry, 29th Division.
The Vestry of ST. Barnabas Church,
will give a dance in the Parish Hall,
near Iceland, on Saturday evening"
August 10th. Music by Washington
orchestra. Dancing begins at 8, 30
o'clock. Refreshments.
A tournament and ball will be held at
St Barnabas Parish House, Oxen Hill,
on Tuesday, August 18th. Riding be-
gins at o'clock; coronation at 8 o'clock.
The Democratic State Convention
will be held on Thursday, Setember Is,
II M. at theiAcademy of Music. Balti-
more
The U. S. Department of Agri-
culture reports that hog cholera is re-
ported to exist on the premises of
Alton Callahan, Roger Smith and John
Demar, near T. B.
The annual excursion to Cheas
peake Beach of Cedar Camp Is Wood
men OF the World, Forestville, will take
place on Thursday August 2ist.
Carl W. Alderman, the famous war
correspondent, says bolshevism, the
serpent whose fangs have struck this
county, was spread through aseries OF
masked balls in various sections. Read
his remarkable article in The Washing
ton Star. August II.
The colored people will hold an
outing and picnic on the Marlboro fair
grounds, Tuesday. August 26th, under
the auspices of the Southern Maryland
Mutual Aid and Improvement Co.
A tournament and ball be given
for the benefit of St. Ignatius Church
at Oxon Hill, on Labor. Day. Riding
begins at pm. Motor buses will RI n
from Congress Heights terminus of cleo
trio cars every 80 minutes after IN.
Annual Festival for the benefit of
New McKendree Church will be held in
the Grove at T. B. on Wednesday Aug
.ust 9th. 1919, beginning at p. m.
The usual fine old Southern Maryland
Dinner may be expected. Refreshments
of all kinds.
The Primary Election will be held
throughout the State on Monday. Sept
ember 8, and on the Tuesday preceding
September 2, the Registration Officers
will sit to register new voters. All
nomination certificates for county
offices must be filed with the Supervis-
ors of Election, not later than Monday
August 18th. Candidates have ten days
in which to withdraw their certificates
and have their fees returned to them
Miss Helm Rebcca Smith, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, of near
this town, and Mr.. Charles Dewey
Ferguson. of Washington, were married
,yR.v. Father Laughran at the Priests
bom. of ST. Marys Catholic Church
Saturday, August 9th. Quite num-
bar of relatives and friends were pres
ent. After which supper and refresh
ments were served at the home OF the
brides parents. The happy couple
left far week's trip to Piney Point
On their return they will make their
in w ashington.