Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-15
GENERAL NEWS OF
COUNTY TOLD BY
CORRESPONDENTS
SHADY SIDE

p.bprf +. NoWeil VINO feliTeu last
~ from active business is a candi-
f,r the appointment by Governor
NJ, g. Richie as a member Of the
sool commission for Anne Arundel
,otc Mr.. NOVEL; has been a life
40 democrat and has always done
IMAM service in the interest OF his
NV always supporting the regular
f.eorratic nominees for the National
e.,te and County Offices. We under
'.sod that the party leaders who are
.sI aware Of his ability and his 10y
inv us q democrat are leaving no
some un,urned to secure his appoint
men, by the Governor.
The postponed Easter Service was
tolda al Centenary church, last Sunday
morning and was pronounced sue.
cess in every particular The Choir
rendered the following selections with
,.u.nr effect: "All Hail." 20 Gates of
.,foru He Arose" and Paths OF Vic
,o,v' Hon. James o. Atwell. Choir
leader. IS 10 be congratulated upon his
sbilitv 10 train the choir 80 effectively
anon short notice. Mr.. Levine Hartge,
arpanjst accompanied the choir in his
nsual able manner The children were
sell trained and conducted their end
of the service beautifully, winning the
spproval Of the entire audience which
filed the church TO overlooking. We
cannot refrain from making special
mention OF the talented manner in
which Miss Janet Lee sang Message
Of Easter" Miss Lee has q remark
able voice and with proper training
she has a brilliant career ahead OF her.
Il is the consensus of opinion that the
Shady Side children are second TO
none when il comes TO reciting and
emphasizing their words with appro-
propriate gestures gracefully.
Robert +. Novel;. President of the
Good Roads Association has called a
meeting Of that organization to be
held in the Shady Side Hall, Saturday
evening at o'clock. Ii is his desire
20 have as large an attendance as pos
sible as there are many important
matters that require immediate atten-
ZION. Owing to the fact. that the
weather has been SO stormy for some
time past. no meetings have been held.
Now that the weather has improved it
is necessary to repair several sections
Of The road which are virtually impas.
sible. The County Commissioners are
supposed TO do this work, but the citi-
zens Of Shady Side realize that if they
waited for the county officials. the
roads would remain impossible indeli-
nitely.
Mrs Herbert Roetger. of Baltimore
was the guest of her mother. Mrs. Ida
V Weems at Red Top Farm" over
the weeke
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larrimore and
family Of Baltimore are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rogers, Mrs. Lar
rlmore's parents.
Mrs LYDIA Siegert and family of
Galesville are also visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. oliver Rogers.
Mrs d. c. Stutler and daughter.
Janette were in Washington last week
visiting her sister. Mrs. f. w. Kwiss,
who was on from Cleveland Ohio.
lIr Robert Harris and Mr.. John Ira
ger Of Baltimore. visited Shady Side
over the weekend as the guests of Mr..
Roscoe Eminizer. z
Mrs George Heintz and daughter,
Elsie of Annapolis are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs d. C. Stutler at their home, Sun
SCI Farm"
Mr. and Nrss George l.. Rogers and
and daughter. Katherine of Annapolis
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
o Atwell over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perry and fam
fly Of Annapolis. motored from Anna
POLLS on Sunday and spent the day
with MIR. and Mrs, John NOVEL;.
Aroor Day was observed at the
shady Side School by the teachers and
scholars Trees were planted and ap.
Eopridto exercises were held.
The Grange meeting was held at the
Shady Side Hail. Tuesday evening.
April 9th. During the lecturers hour
charming entertainment was given.
I'eSion Owiugs. harpist. rendered sew
ss~' selections; Miss Dolores Leather
Fury gave a reading AT the Movies"
Janet Lee and Virginia Leatherbury
sing duet In Lullaby Land" Mrs
"1aard $ Harvey PLAYED a voluntary
On The organ in very pleasing man
.'s. Mrs. \. W. Andrews and Miss
u',oreS Leatherbury sang a duet
whispering Hope" Mr. Richard S.
harvey delivered a very interesting
e'areSS on the merits of the Foreign
service School recently established at
"aSalns'un. d. c. The next Grange
~seuns viii be held Tuesday, April
-"- Several applications have been
7t'ed for membership and ii is ex-
t'N,ed that the first and second de-
sesS viii he conferred upon these ap-
FacaD,s.