The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-11-19
RREVITIES

The music pupils of Miss Virgle T.
Browne will give Recital in the Gym
nasium of the Surrattsville High Schoo
| Friday evening, November 26th, fol
the benefit of the Gymnasium. Ad-
mission csc. Begins7. 80 o'clock.
A dance will be given by the enter
tainment Committee of Forest Lodge.
at Odd Fellows Hall, Forestville, Md,
November 25th. Darroch's orchestra.
Commencing at S;30P. M. Admission,
| so cents.
There will be dance in Woodville
Town Hall, Aquasco, Md, Friday, Nov
ember 18th Dancing from 8 p. m. to
A. NJ. music by Sanders Band. Re
freshments. Admission soc.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Thomas
Parish will hold an Oyster and Chicken
Supper in the Parish Hall, Groom, on
Friday evening, December 3, beginning
at 5 P. M
Confirmation service will be held
at St. Barnabas' Church, Iceland. on
December 5th, at II o'clock a. m. An
Illus trated lecture followed by dance
will be held in the parish hall on Nov
ambei 24th, commencing at $50 P. NJ.
The dance will begin at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il rrv St, J L. Bris.
coe have issued invitations lu tue mar
riage of their daughter, Frances Eliza
beth. to Ronald Elmer King, on Sat
urday, November 9th, in St. Paups
Episcopal Church, Baden.
DIR. and Mrs. L. A. Griffith have
rented an apartment in Washington on
18th street, N. W., where they will
spend the winter and will close their
home here about December 1st.
The Junior Glass OF the Marlboro
High School will hold dance in Ma
sonic Hall, this town, on Friday even
ing November 10Th, beginning at $50.
Music by Darroch's orchestra. Re-
freshments for sale.
Hall, near Iceland, Saturday, Novem
Der Goth, tor the benefit of the Church.
Dancing $50. Refreshments, includ-
ing coffee and sandwiches. Come sand
bring your friends. The Hall will be
we'll heated. Admission soc.
The First National Bank of South
ern Maryland has had the door to its safe
deposit vault, and the outside doors to
its main safe equipped with the Ana
kin Burglar Proof System of Locks.
Ths system of protecting vaults is
very highly recommended and statis-
tics show that 81 banks so equipped |
have been saved from robbery during
this year.
News of the death of Robert W.
aunter who died in Cuba Oh Monday,
18th, after an illness of a !
few weeks has reached Us. He was
well known here las he was empl yed
in the Clerks Office here for many
years, and during the time made his
nome in this town. and his many
friends will be shocked to hear of his
de ath.
Home brewers are up in the air. just
when everything seemed to be going
great and they are beginning to pro-
duce beverage smelling like the most
pungent unexpurgated beer and giving
ocher evidence of the real old stuff
there comes a mysterious word from
Washington that the Volstead act is tc
be construed as banning not only the
making of the drinks but prohibiting
the sale of the alluring cans of extract
with the emphatic instruction of what
not to do" to get an Intoxicating bev
erage.
Mr.. T. Howard Duckett, promi-
nent attorney, of Bladenburg. addressed
.he congregation OF trinity Church, on
sunday morning, in behalf of the Ma
tiou Wide Campaign, explained its pur-
pose and made an appeal for its sup
port. Mr.. Duckett has ceVoted mucn
Aought to the subject anu has made
.requent able addresses IN various
churches in the diocese.
"A very pretty wedding was solemn
.zed at St. Thomas Church, at Groom,
this county, Wednesday evening, Oct
ober 9th, when Miss Ethel Writ Hook,
daughter of Mrs. S. P. Hook, became
the bride of Mr.. John Francis Garner,
of Philadelphia, Pa. The reception was
given by the brides aunt, Mrs. E. II.
Garner, at her home, Groom Station,
after which Mr, and Mrs Garner left
for trip to Niagara Falls and upon
their return will reside at Philadelphia
pa