Evening star., 1923-07-15
BRANCHVILLE.

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BRANCHVILLE, Md, July IA (Spe-
ciaD.--At the request of the public
utilities committee of the Branchville
Citizens Association. the City and
| Suburban Railway Company has ten
ltatiVely added another car to the reg
ular schedule between Branchville
and Beltsville. leaving Branchville at
1885 pm. and on Its return leaving
Beltsville at 1852: This improved
ties fills a long-felt need in making
1t possible for those desiring to do
so to attend church services, lodge
meetings and entertainments which
hitherto were not conveniently at
tended. This service will be made
permanent if patronage justifies II.
Members of Birmingham Chapter,
No. 2S, Order of the Eastern Star.
made a delightful excursion by auto
Eight touring cars made up the spe-
cial train which made the entire trip
without single stop for repairs or
supplies.
Regular meetings of the chapter
have been called off until the first
Tuesday in September. Plans are
being formulated for a bazaar and
supper to be given by the chapter
at Berwyn Pavilion late In the sum-
mer
Little Louise Beall, daughter of
Mrs. Elsie Beall of Branchville. is
slowly recovering from severe case
OF typhoid fever. under the care of
Mrs. A. A. Burnette-
The Woman's Club of Beitsville
held its July meeting Monday after
noon at Orchard View. the home
pressive address was given by Mrs.
Slack. assistant to Mrs Heber Votaw
in social service, on Evils of the
Dance Halls A piano solo was
given by Miss Susanna Beall. and
violin solo by Mr.. Edwards of Wash
iington. accompanied by Miss Beall at
the piano. Refreshments were served
by the hostess. The next meeting of
the club will take place the second
Monday in August, at the home of
Mrs Russell Magruder. Beltsville.
\ The Junior Guild of the Episcopal
Church of Beltsville held a picnic
supper Thursday evening on the lawn
iof John Smith. Games and victrola
music furnished entertainment.
lawn fete will be held in the
grove of the Branchville Methodist
Church next Friday evening by the
ladies of the church. Mrs. Walter
r. Harr entertained the ladies' aid.
Thursday.
| Mr.. Addison Brock. lifelong resi-
ident of Branchville. has moved with
his family to Hyattsvilie.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. McElroy of Pitts
lburgh and Mrs. Arthur Lucas and
ichildren of Atlanta. Ga. are visiting
Mrs. Lucas mother, Mrs. j. N Cum
ningham, Daniels Park.
BOY Scouts Meet.
An interesting meeting of the Boy
Scouts, Troop No. ia, was held Fri
day evening at Parmalee's Hall. John
H. Boyle and Earl T. Bryant were
accepted on probation. Sufficient
funds were reported raised to pur-
quirements to obtain the sixty-three
merit badges obtainable by Scouts.
These pamphlets will be on file at
the store of Scoutmaster Moss, Ber-
wyn. for reference and study by any
scout.
DR.. Meade read a letter from G. o.
Barnes, superintendent of the ma
tional bank redemption agency of the
Treasury Department. certifying to
the character of the work of Clifford
Sellers since November, 1929. The
letter states that during that time
he has obeyed the Scout laws and the
Scout oath. has shown interest in and
attention to his work. This letter
was sent as a partial fulfillment of
the requirements for the merit badge
in business"
Judge Shepherd spoke briefly of the
desirability of living such life and
having such a character as to be able
to- have it certified to by another if
/ so required.
The court of honor met Thursday
night at the home of DIR. Meade and
passed upon several merit badges re-
ceived by members of the troop.
| Eighteen members of Troop ia
will leave Monday for a two-week
stay at Camp Roosevelt.
Jack Smart of Goldsboro, n. c., and
Sam Smart of Baltimore are spend
ing the week end with Mrs. Henry J.
Bierman, Baniels Park.
A lawn fete and dance will be held
at Berwyn pavilion beginning Tues
day evening for the benefit Of Holy
Redesmer Roman Catholic Church of
Berwyn. to continue three nights
The following committees are in
charge: General manager William A.
Deeck; program, H. H. Smith. Will
cream, NJ. Bosnia, F. Bosnia and Will
liam A. Deeck, jr.; soft drinks, r.
Brennan, Allen Hardy; games, r. T.
RnTGh W,ia e Carl pos@a ticasts asnse charles
fancy table, Mrs William A. ~Deeck,
Mrs. Charles. Lowrey. Mrs. Charles
Harley; ea cake w,,,iam MTs Hsry: Gs0rse euneh
and candy, Mrs. H. H. Smith, Mrs.
r. r. Burch, Mrs. E. X. Smith. Mrs.
Carl Homan; lunch, Mrs. j. c. Love-
less, Mrs. J. Kaufman; Imi1;,l Mrs Ida Ell, Elm
Leo Loveless. Edward X. Smith
All awards of prizes will be an
nounced Friday, July 2f.
Thursday evening. July ls; the spe- e
| song and dance numbers. will be
added to the regular attractions.
The annual recital by piano pupils
of Miss Susanna c. Beall was held
Thursday evening in Grange Hall,
when the following program was rem
dered: Miss Mufet." Virginia Mar
ceron; "Pollyanna Waltz" Betty Crit
fith; Hoppe My Thumb" Elizabeth
Maxwell; ''Tiny Tim" Walter Multi
gan; Cheer Up" Katherine Matzen; {;
Through. Field and Forest, Eliza
beth Maxwell and Betty ~GrImth ;
parade March," Elizabeth FINK; |;
/ BABES in the Woods" Josephine
Griffith; Merry Moments" Dorothy
Maxwell; Little ConQueror's March,
Margaret Hitaffer; ''Minuet," Lor.
| raine. Hustled; stately Measure"
l Francis Werber: Pixies Drill" Anna
MacGregor and Laura Nevius: Ca.
Vote" Grace Love: Petite yalse,
A. MacGregor: "Aragonaise,' Blancne
Church; "Minuet in G., George
Hughes; "Barcarolle" and Waltz
Mignon,'~ Sadie Love; Sonata in C.
and "Etude," Constance Cnuren; j;
Edith Smith; Turkish Rondo. Laura
Nevius; ballet music from .Kosa,