The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-07-22
BREVITIES

spending their vacations at Atlantlc
City.
There will be dance at the West
phaIia School House on the evening
July 30th. No admission charge.
Mr.. Charles H. Bowie is extremely
i'll at Providence Hospital where he
was taken several days ago with ty-
phoid fever.
The Dance which the Vestry of ST..
Barnabas' Church, Iceland, intended
to give on the 23rd, has been postpon-
ed until Saturday evening. July 3Oth.
The Westphalia Community Club
will serve a box luncheon from DR..
Griffith's S old office Tuesday, August 9.
Price SO cents.
Miss Elizabeth Langenfelt, daugh-
ter of Mr.. N. .Langenfelt, of Chelten
ham, has been appointed County School
Nurse in place of Miss Fraser who re-
signed. Miss Langenfeltas a graduate
of the Johns Hopkins Training School
for Nurses.
The Maryland Tobacco Growers
Association last week sold four hogs
heads of tobacco for Mr.. James H.
Goldsmith, of Westwood, which
b. ought 234, 343, 401 and All cents or
and average or IS cents The tobacco
was opened on Tuesday and sold on
Wednesday.
The two-day bazaar given by the
local Court of Ca tholic Daught ers of
America on Wednesday and last
evenings proved one of the pleasant
est affairs held in the ne1ghborhood
in long time. The two plays, one
each evening. brought out large
crowds both evenings, and they were
such delightful ones and so we'll per-
formed, that everyone will long re-
member the occasion.
The Grand Jury and first weeks
Petit Jury of the last term of Court
have been summoned into session on
August 9Th and 10th respectively.
There are sixteen persons in Jail await
ing trial, besides the two criminal as
ssult cases, the suspects of which are
in Baltimore Jail, and the Court feels
that it will be more economical to sum-
mon the ijuries and dispose of them
early than to bear the expense of hold
ing them over.
Several members of the Westphalia
Community Club have expressed their
desire to form a League of Women
Voters in Mellwood District Mrs.
Guy Meloy, County chairman, has tried
for some time to interest the presi-
dent of this Club in such a movement.
Miss Clagett has agreed to take up the
matter and she hopes the women of
the district will be SO interested in
this all-important movement as to
signify their intention of jJining, and
help carry on the good work which is
spreading over the United States.
There will be an all-day outing and
excursion to Chesapeake Beach, under
the auspices of Forest Lodge. No. al,
|. 0. 0. F., of Forestville, Thursday,
August a, 1921 Trains leaving District
Line at e.15 a. m, 1915 a. m 100
?. m. 3 90 p. m., and $40 p. m. will
stop at Behrend, Richie, Brown and
Marlboro. All returning trains will
stop at Behrend. Richie, Brown and
Marlboro. Tickets, Adults, 55c.; Chill
dren, 25c.
A double christening after service at
Trinity Church, took place Sunday
morning. The infant daughter, of Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Brainard, of Jersey
City. received the name of Esther with
Ir, McNab and Mrs. Harold Sasscer.
as sponsors. The little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Euwer, of this town, was
named for his father. Mr.. Harold
Sasscer and Mrs. F. E. McManus were
sponsors. The babies are first cousins
and grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cary McNab.
Landover Base Ball Club gave the |
Marlboro Base Ball Clup a good beat
ing here on Sunday. The Marlboro
boys went to sleep and let the visitors
roll up nine runs in one inning. Will
Talbot knocked home run Fisher
did the twirling for the visitors and
Whitehead was behind the bat. Bur-
work for the Marlboro but their support
i'll the field was distressing to witness
by the home rooters. Frank Burroughs
was at his old stand behind the bat.
Score II to 2.