The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1922-06-30
BREVITIES

play The Triangle Athletic Club of
Seat Pleasant here on Sunday, July 2.
Senator and Mrs. l.. G. Sasscer
and little daughter are spending week
at Atlantic City where Senator Sas-
-scer is attending the Maryland Bar
| Association sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Gore left yes
terday morning in their trusty Ford for
Mt Vernon, N. Y, to visit their son,
! Mr. Rodgers Gore, and his family.
| Mr.. Edward Everette Hill died at
his residence near Seat Pleasant on
: Thursday of last week, aged IS years.
Funeral services were held at st. Mar
garet's Catholic Church; Seat Pleasant,
! on Saturday morning.
This vicinity was visited by severe
/ electrical storm on Wednesday even
ing last. Lighting struck the new
house belonging to Mr.. N. 0. Ridgely
and il burned to the ground. The house
| cost $500 and was insured for $2500.
1t was unoccuped.
Maryland will receive $427, ,0S6 for
roads from the Federal Treasury in
the fiscal year beginning July /. This
sum must be matched by the State,
and the money expended in accordance
with rules that are in force.
Play and Dance for the benefit of
ST. Marv's Church will b given by the
O'Conor Players Of Washington, y. C.,
Wednesday, July 18th, in the spacious
Gibbons Hall, Upper Marlboro. Tick
cts, adults so cents, children 35 cents.
Good music.
Don't forget the big event at Lee
land on July 4th, as announced in these
columns last week Features of the day
will be baseball game, beauty con-
test, a baby show, band concert, sing
ing of patriotic songs and speech;
at the Guild Hall, Iceland, beginning
at II a. m. Dance at night.
Prof. and Mrs. Rowland entertain
ed the graduate and junior closes of
Marlboro High School and one friend
each at delightful party on Friday
evening last. Dancing, games and
refreshments helped to make the ev
ening one long to be remembered.
Maryland Fete Day at Mataponi,
Groom, Md, on Saturday. August II.
Baseball game, beginning at 8 p. m.
Admission to grounds 15c and 25c. The
winning baseball team to receive casl
prize of $10 Dinner and supper OF
the grounds SOC each; dancing at par
ish hall, Groom, 8 p. m.; good music.
For benefit of st. Thomas Church.
Federal Judge Rose recently SEN
fenced two former Prohibition enforce
ment agents to one and six months in
jail respectively for attempting to in
wade and search the house of F. A. Lutz,
of Knoxville. Nd, without search wa. :
rant. When Mr. Lutz refused them ad
mittance they tried to terrorize him
bv shooting through his door. The
case has attracted wide attention and
we 4lieve every fair minded man will
agree that its climax was fitting one.
"A wedding of much interest to
society in this section, took place Sat
urday afternoon at the Protestant
Episcopal Church, of St. Michael and
All Angels, Baltimore, when Miss
Frances Elizabeth Contee Sullivan
daughter or Mr. and Mis-. Charles
Albert Sullivan, of Baltimore, became
the bride of Mr. Arthur Hooe Staley
dagruder, son .-fHr. and Mrs. {. c.
Magruder. formerly of this town.
Miss Mary Louise Turner, of Wash
lngton, cousin OF the bride, was maiG
of honor. M G.. &. Magruier Jr,
was best man, and the ushers were:
John Contee Sullivan, M. Hampton
Magruder, Clarence Hall, Nicholas
ii all, Bowie Addison, and Mr.. Wall,
After the ceremony, reception WSs
ned at the home OF the. bride, aftel
which Mr.. and Mrs. Magruder left for
all extended trip NORTH.