Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-14

Shields mother, Mrs. George H. Brad
dy. En- route they will stop at Vir-
GINA Beach, where they will spend a
few days with Mr.. Shields grand
mother. Mrs. Mary Ridley Shields. who
is SO years old. Mrs. Shields will be
absent about a month. and Mr.. Shields
expects to return the latter part Of
next week.
Banking Association
Holds Annual Meeting.
The Prince Georges County Banking
Association held its annual meeting at
Benedict, in Charles County. this aft
ernoon, when officers for the ensuing
year were named and other business
transacted. Dinner followed the bust
ness session. and the members of the
association remained at Benedict over
night and tomorrow number Of the
party will try their luck at fishing re-
turning to Prince Georges County late
in the afternoon. Besides the men,
bers of the association there were sew
eral invited guests.
Miss Agnes Brown and Miss Betty
Brown of Hyattsville entertained at
supper Sunday night. July Z. their
guests including Miss Virginia Sturgis
Miss Roberta Howard, Miss Molly
Owens. Miss Elizabeth Owings, Miss
Dixie Robinson. Miss Mary Latane
Smith and Miss Mary Louise Carr, Mr..
Charles Owings, Mr. Daniel Fahey. jr.:
Mr.. Charles Grifhth, Mr.. James
Bushong. Mr.. Ralph Powers. Mr.. Sher-
man Hollingsworth. Mr. Nicholas Oren,
Mr.. Paul Hensen and Mr.. Jerry Mum
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferguson Harrison and
their family recently moved from Laurel
to Hyattsville and are now residing on
Ralston avenue between Luttrell and
Wine avenues.
Mrs. William L. Atwater of Cheverly
entertained the members of the Chew
erly-Tuxedo School Association at its
last meeting. Mrs. John N. ORle will
be the clubs hostess later in the month.
DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Mackenzie have
returned to Capitol Heights from a visit
to relatives in New York, Brooklyn,
White Plains and Hackensack. On their
return trip they stopped over for several
days at Asbury Park, N. j.
Mr.. William H. Edwards of Laurel
has returned from a visit to relatives
in Stanton. Va.
Mrs. B. p. Warren entertained at
bridge Friday in her Laurel home in
compliment to Mrs. Arthur Cough of
West Virginia.
Mrs. James Boss, Miss Margaret Boss
and Mr.. James Boss have returned
from motor trip to Trenton and
Woodbury.. N. j., and have as their
guest In Laurel Miss Marietta Derby of
Accomac, Va.
Rev. and Mrs. Crusoe Observe
Twenty NTH Wedding Anniversary.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles e. Crusoe
celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary Thursday night, the festivi-
ties taking place in the rectory at
Aquasco, in the extreme lower section
OF Prince Georges County. DR.. Crusoe's
rectorship Of st. Paul's parish has ex-
tended over period Of 10 years. With
his eldest daughter. Miss Dorothy Anne
Crusoe, he has spent several months
abroad In the study of church life in
rural parishes as well as in the ca
thedrals Of Great Britain. AS rector of
old st. Pauls Brick Church at Baden
ne Is interested in and is attempting to
trace the early English permission for
the erection Of the church at Baden in
1892. When the necessary data Is Sc
cured he will compile q history of the
parish. The guests at the wedding an
niversary numbered over hundred, and
Dr. and Mrs. Crusoe received q number
OF attractive and useful gifts in COM
memoration of the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison M. Smith and
their children OF Washington, accom-
panied by Mr.. Smiths mother. Mrs.
Rexford M. Smith, have been visiting
relatives. in Hyattsville during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Conner of Cap-
itol Heights entertained at dinner Sum
day. July T. in compliment to Mrs. Con-
rer's sister and house guest Mrs. Ethel
H. Roberts of Union Mills, Md. Covers
were laid for IL. and the guests in
cluded Mrs. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. r.
Leonard Mattingly and their sons.
Leonard and Paul: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Douglas Mattingly, Mrs. Joseph M.
Lare and her son, John M. Lare, jr I;
Mrs. Annie A. Fowler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Conner.
Miss Barbara Brown of Hyattsville