Evening star., 1924-06-08
RlVEkDALE.

RIVERDALE, Md, June Especially.
The wedding of Miss Anna Louise
Worley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. d.
W. Worley, to Harvey Tyndai Cas-
barian took place Monday noon in the
Riverdale Presbyterian Church, Rev.
William Hayes Topping officiating.
The bride was attended by her cou-
SIN, Mrs. William r. Hamill, jr., ma :
iron OF honor; Miss Mary Pringle and
MISS Viola Bell, bridesmaids. James
+. Casbarian, brother of the groom,
Roby carried flowers, with Master
Walter Felter, ring bearer. The ush-
ers were William Hamill, jr.: A. Ten
nyson Myers, William Davis and Var
tan Casbarian. DR.. Homer House of
the University of Maryland directed
Maiden" A reception followed. Mrs.
Norley, mother of the bride. is post
mistress of Riverdale. After trip
TO northern cities Mr.. and Mrs. Cas-
barian will be at home in their new
residence on Beale avenue.
Mrs. Eva G. Chase of the Republi-
can national campaign committee for
the fifth congressional district, has
appointed Mrs. Charles MacCartee of
Hyattsville as chairman of Prince
Georges County Republican Women
Mrs. MacCartee will fill the place
made vacant by the resignation OF
Mrs. Mary c. Furhman of Brentwood
Plans are under way to organize Re-
publican clubs for women IN each
voting district of the county.
Teachers Council Meeting.
At a meeting of the Teachers Coun-
Gil of the Presbyterian Church
Wednesday night plans were made
for the annual Sunday school picnic
at Chesapeake Beach. The date pro-
posed is June % and a special car will
convey pupils from the junction to
the beach. ID. W. Worley is chair
man of the committee in charge, as
sisted by Mrs. L. T.. Carmichael and
l.. l.. Glading. Mrs. John Roby and
Mrs. c. A. Colvin are directing exer-
cises for Children's day, June Is.
Edwin Markham, poet, was the
honor guest at the annual picnic o'
the District of Columbia Single Taa
Club, held at the residence of DR.
and Mrs. Hugh keeley Sunday. II
was the twelfth consecutive pilgrim
age to the home of the late Col. III
Martin Williams, who instituted these
annual gatherings. Mr.. Markha n
read from his poems and gave remin-
iscences of his early acquaintance
with tax reformers. Other speakers
were Mrs. Louis +. Post, Mrs. Jessie
Lane Kelley, Mrs. Harriet Hiftor
G. Harlee, T.. Pickman Mann, Western
Star, William Dean Hamm, James +
Egan and DR.. Keeley. Mrs. w. !
Swanton, president of the club, pre-
sided
Ruth Chapter, O. f. s.. No. :, wa.
represented at the grand visitation
at kensington Monday evening by
the Grand Worthy M8tron Emil!
Haas. Miss Eva McQuinn, Mrs. Goldie
Hutchinson. Mrs. Eugene Jardine, NJ r
and Mrs. w. w. Thompson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Coomes and JOSEPH
Haas.
Hostess at Cards.
Mrs. Harry Ohlson was a hostess
last Wednesday at five tables OF
cards. the following enjoying her
hospitality: Mrs. Francis Anderson
Mrs. Frederick Lutz. Mrs. Harr,
Clark, Mrs. Joseph Dodge, Mrs. Harry
Hegarty. Mrs. Oliver Gelinas. Mrs
Wade Fowler, Mrs. Noble Owings
Mrs. NJ. l.. Mickey. Mrs. J. r. Whelp.
lay, Mrs. Nergil Baldwin, Mrs. Will
liam kneessi. Mrs. T. L. Aainsworth
Mrs. G: Forest DiGkey; Mrs. l. L
Mrs. E. w. Reibetanz. Miss Shipley
and Mrs. X. Devilbliss
The Riverside Citizens Improve.
ment Association will hold it's last
meeting of the fiscal year Tuesday
evening.
The annual election of oricers for
the Parent-Teacher Association was
held Wednesday evening. The fol-
lowing were chosen: George s.
Mosher, president: Mrs. Francis NJ
Snyder, secretary; Mrs. Edward Glad
ing, treasurer. Mrs. ]. H. Baines,
DR.. Charles Cary and Edward Glading
Will represent the association on the
Joint committee from all civic organ
izations having the Fourth of July
celebration in charge. The associa
ton voted to affiliate with the County
Community Council. A special meet
ing of the Parent-Teacher Associa tion
will be held June IL. when Mrs
Frederick Gutenberg, chairman of a
committee on bylaws, will present
a revised constitution for adoption
]. H. Hiser of Snyder Farmer Post
Hyattsville, addressed the meet ting in
behalf of the memorial cross at Bla-
densburg.
Town Omcials Installed.
Riverdale's new town officials wer.
installed at a special public meeting
Monday night The new officers are
Mayor. John Schaefer; treasurer, H
C. Weeks; councilmen, H. c. Clare
Henry IT. Peck and Claud c. Bowers
Harry a. Hegarty was reelected
town attorney. The following will
head committees: Roads, William
kneessi: ordinance. H H. Peck
lights and signs, J. J. Mcdonnell;
printing, C.. c. Bowers. DR.. J. s.
CaldweIl's term as assessor has ex-
pired and Bertram Reeder was elect
ed unanimously to serve a six-year
term. Recommendations will be mad e
at the next meeting for a town bailif
The Office is vacant
Bethel, No. 4, Jobs Daughters, will
present the play Her Sons Sweet
heart at the Masonic Hall in Hyatts-
willie Friday evening, June IS. Prom
inent in the, cast are Miss Ellen
Whelpley, Miss Frances Rector. Miss
Emily Fuller, Miss Evelyn Nauck,
Miss Gertrude Daniels and Miss
Norma Stansbury. An open install
lation will be held June 81.