The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-03-07
RREvITIES


ing of the Marlboro School 1mprovmen
Association. on Monday, March 10, a
SPIN.
The Ladies' Association of Trinity
Church will serve substantial lunche
at Masonic Hail., on Tuesday, March
18th, beginning at noon, at SOC. each
Miss Ellen Dayis, Of Syracuse, N. Y
has been appointed Domestic Science
teacher for this county and spent the
weekend here preparatory to takin 6
] up this week.
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, Rector
of St. Margarets, Washington, D. c.,
| preached at Trinity Church last night.
This was the first of the Thursday
night services in Lent.
The March number of Electrical
Experimental" says the invention OF
Mr.. ]. Harris Rogers, of Hyattsville,
is of tremendous Importance and revo-
olutionizes our previous idea on wireless
to an extent never dreamt of before" .
and calls it Americas greatest war in
vention.
Mr.. w. S. Chichester, road direc-
tor, Sixth road district, retired upon
the expiration of his term, March 1,
and Mr.. Benjamin Ogle of Nottingham
has been named to succeed him. In
the second road district, director Frank
P. Hurd retired March l, and his place
will be taken by Mr.. Bernard S. Walk
err, of Kent district.
A call has been issued, for meet
ing of the American Red Cross to be
held at the Court House Upper MARI
boro, March 18th at 1890 o'clock A. M.
Every auxiliary in the county is re-
quested to be represented.
Mrs. Clark Six and infant daugh-
ter, who have been spending the winter
with her cousin, Mrs. Harry w. Gore
has returned to Philadelphia to await
the arrival of her husband, DR.. Six who
is returning from France.
The Rector, Rev. R. Bolton, will
hold Holy Communion service at the
Church of The Atonement, Cheltenham,
at IL o'clock A. M. on Sunday, the 9Th
instant.
Maj. Charles Marbury. U. S. A. re-
Gently returned from France, is again
on duty in Washington and has been
Joined there by Mrs. Marhury who, dur
ing her husbands absence abroad, spent
the time in New Orleans. Maj Mar
bury is on duty with the Medical Corps.
A surprise party consisting of
about fifty persons visited the home of
Mr.. Joseph V. Wyvill on Monday last
in honor of his fifty-seventh birthday.
1t was happy gathering and every
body had an enjoyable time.
Attention is called to the change in
prices of the Chevrolet Motor Cars in
their advertisement in another colum Mr..
S. G. Coale the Prince Georges County
agent, advises US that these prices are
guaranteed by the chevrolet motor Co.
against decline before July. which
means that should any decline in price
before that date occurr, the chevrolet
motor Co. will mail check to any pur-
chaser for the amount of such decline.
He also calls our attention the fact he
has an expect mechanic at his new
garage and can take care of any re-
pair job. They areselling gas at 26c.
The Card Parry. which was held in
Masonic Hall, on Friday night for the
benefit of the Acmenians and Syrians,
was we'll attended and the receipts were
sufficient to complete the allotment of
$3.50 for this district. Miss Marie Hill
won first prize and Miss Inez Coffren
and Mr.. Earl Wyvill made tie score fer
second prize. All who attended the
party spent very enjoyable evening.
The young people danced little after
the card playing was over.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Mullikin gave
in honor of their son John Owen, who
attained the age of manhood, on Satur-
day, March 1st, very bountiful supper
consisting of beautiful birthday cake
surrounded by eatables in great abund-
ance. The table was decorated with
carnations. roses and ferns. After
presents and good wishes were bestow
ed upon the young man, followed by
music and songs, the happy friends and
relatives departed to Gibbons Hall
where they enjoyed music and dancing.
Mr. William Gibbons went to Ches-
tertown, On Thursday, to Sc g his broth
err, John, VINO was very sick with rheu
matte fever at Washington .Colleg4
where he IS student. He brought
him to Baltimore by boat, on, Friday,
where his father Dr.. Gibbons, met
MIN and took him in car to his home
in Groom where he is slightly improved.
Much sympathy is felt for the young
man, who is a great favorite and his
friends and relatives hope for his
speedy recovery