The Washington times., 1925-10-09
To
OPEN FLOWER !.
SHOW
Fifteenth Annual Exhibit to
Be Staged by HorticuI-
turaI Society

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
Nd, Oct. 9.-The< fifteenth annual
fall flower, fruit and vegetable
show of the Hyattsville Horticul-
tural Society will open tonight in
the parish hall of PInkney Memorial
Church, Hyattsville. The hall VIII
be open for exhibits for a to $3.50
O'Clock and judging will begin at
q o'clock. The show. will continue
through tomorrow night. There
will be a special wild flower exhibit
for children. -,
Cash prizes will be awarded chill
dren and prizes Of bulbs and other
horticultural specimens will be pre-
scented adults.
According to reports submitted
at a meeting Of the county COM
mittee in the clubrooms of Snyder
Farmer Post, No. 8, American
Legion of TIyattsville, the drive
for $4,000 for the American Legion
endowment fund in Prince Georges
county SO far has yielded 1885.
Another meeting Of the committee
is to be held tomorrow night IN
the clubrooms.
Following a trip of about two
months, during which ne visited
italy, England, ireland and wales,
the Reverend Andrew j. Carey,
pastor. of st. Jerome's Catholic
Church of Hyattsville, has returned.
In Rome, he was given an audience
by the Pope and received the Papal
blessing, which he will bestow upon
the congregation Of st. Jerome 5
Church on Sunday.
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At a meeting OF Snyder Farmer
Post No. 8, American Legion, oil
Hyattsville, in the clubrooms,
Cantain E. Francis Riggs, of Chill
iunn, and Arthur r.. Emo, of Con
gress Heights, D. c., were admitted
to membership.
The funeral of Miss Emily c..
(Kate) Latimer, formerly OF Prince
Georges county, who died at the
Church Home in Baltimore, on
Wednesday, OF pneumonia, will be
held this afternoon at o'clock
at the Church Home chapel in
Baltimore. Interment will be in
ST. Johns Episcopal Cemetery,
BeltsVilIe. The pallbearers will be
Miss Latimer's nephews.
It is announced that Mrs. William
Howard Taft, wife of the Chief JUS
| tice of the United States, has con
| sented to name the beautifully
dressed doll to be awarded the per
SON guessing It's name at the DIG
bazaar to be held by the Woman's
| Club of Riverdale at the fire engine
| house there the afternoons and
evenings Of October 16 and IT
Guesses wiz be sold at nomina.
price. 1t is also announced thai
/ lunch and dinner will be served al
| the delicatessen b0oth at the bazaar
| each day. Mrs. Barney viii be II
charge Of the delicatessen booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony ]. Galesh
of Riverdale, have announced thu
marriage of their daughter, Lucille
Pelagia GaIeski, to Samuel Tarmar
Ludlum on September %, last. Mr.
and Mrs. Ludlum will make theii
home in Wilkesbarre, Pa.
At the last melting Of the Current
Topics Club of Riverdale, held a.
the home OF Lieutenant and Mrs
William Taylor, the president, Mis-
Nan Smith made these appoint
ments for the year: Applied educa
ton, Mrs. Clayton Moore; fine arts
| Mrs. u. u. buScaIIS nome eCOHOILilES
Mrs. w. E. Thorne; ways and
means, Mrs. Lucy Fuller; scholar
ship, Mrs. Jessie Lane Kelley; mem
bership, Mrs. Herbert Roby, Mrs
r. A. Bennett and Mrs. Kelley.
Announcement was made of a
meeting to be held at Upper Mari
boro on October 81 to bring to the
attention of the county commission
ers the need Of a new county aims
house which can also be used as
house of detention for the feeble
minded or insane. Miss Duvall
county social service worker, who
announces the meeting, asked that
the club send representatives and
Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs. Charles
E. Holmes and Mrs. Lucy Fuller
were named.
Professor A. B. Graham, of NY
attsville, at the close of the bust
ness meeting, gave an illustrated
lecture on THE Home Beautiful,
and after this feature refreshments
were served. Mrs. Gottwahl and
Mrs. Reinohl were joint hostesses
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