Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13
Elaborate Program
OF Social Functions
In Nearby Maryland
Details Given of Festivities
Scheduled in Various Com
munity Centers-Personal
and Special Notes.

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A. Pearson, president Of the University
of Maryland, is now q resident of
Hyattsville, having purchased the estate
Of the late Francis H. Smith. one OF
the landmarks Of Prince Georges Coun-
ty, which was some years ago bought
by the late Otway B. zantzinger and
completely renovated. DR.. Pearson Sc
cured the domicile from Walter Case
and is now having a number of altSa-
tons and repairs made to the reE4ferlce
and environs. With his wife and child,
DR.. Pearson moved to his new rome
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Howard of
Franklin street, HyaJtsville, entertained
the Wednesday evening contract bridge
club this week. The prizes were award
ed Mrs. John D. Howard and Mrs. G..
Sherman James and Mr.. Harry II.
Howard and DR.. Thomas e. Latimer.
Other participants were Mr. and Mrs.
r. Howard Duckett, DR.. and Mrs. Paul
s. Herring, Mr. and Mrs. william e.
Howard, Mrs. Robert B. Morse. Mrs.
Thomas E. Latimer, Mrs. Mae CiSSell,
Mr.. John D. Howard and Mr.. Kenneth
r. Brooks. Following the games re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting of the club will be held at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. Latimer Wednes-
day night. october %.
Masters Glenn James and Thomas r.
Brooks, jr., of Hyattsville are guests
Of the latter's cousin, Mrs. Margaret
Stephen Duckett, near Mitchellville.
Mr. Bernard s. Walker of Seat Pleas
ant has been visiting friends in Hyatts-
vile during the current week.
Under the auspices of the ways snd
means committee of Ruth Chapter No
2, Order of the Eastern Star, Hyatts-
vile, a 500 and bridge party will be
given Friday evening, October rs, in
Masonic Hall, Hyattsville, beginning at
o'clock. There will be prizes for high
awarded. Mrs. Minnie p. Macgregor,
chairman Of the committee, is in gen.
eral charge Of arrangements.
Masquerade Dance Listed
for Halloween Night.
A masquerade dance Is scheduled to
be held Halloween night in w. o. W.
Hall, Forestvtlle, under the auspices of
Cedar Camp, No. Is, w. o. w. Prizes
will be awarded for the best costumes.
Refreshments will be served.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Trinity
Church, Upper Marlboro, served an
oyster luncheon In the parish hall last
Tuesday. It was well attended and q
neat sum was realized for the benefit
Of the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Andre of Oxon
Hill have been entertaining Mrs. How
ard MertenS Of Bell. Calf Mrs. Mer-
tens was formerly Miss Bessie Andre
OF Camp Springs. She Is spending some
time with her mother In washington.
Mr.. Richard Meredith of Oxon Hill
has returned from an extended motor
trip through the West.
Mr.. Harold Heigham of Oxon Hill has
returned from a fortnight's stay in At
The NTH anniversary of the founding
OF the Alpha Community Club of Oxon
Hill was celebrated Tuesday Of this
week. 1t proved to be quite q society
event. The officers for the year elected
are: Mrs. william Moore, president;
Mrs. Charles Grimes. vice president;
Miss Kate Grimes, secretary, and Mrs.
Norman Stamp, treasurer.
Teacher Association OF Silver Hill School
was held In the school auditorium Mon
day, when these officers were chosen:
Mrs, MAX Schiller. president; Mr.. Paige,
vice president; Mrs. George SCHUYLER,
secretary. and Mr.. Henry Witt, treas
ureR. Next Friday night, October 10,
the association viii give O card party
In the school auditorium. Prizes for
high scores as well as door prize are
to be awarded.
Mrs Clyde Brown, wife Of the rector
Of Pinkney Memorial Church of Hyatts-
vile, Is hostess Mt q series of Wednes-
day afternoon informal teas in compli-
ment to those In charge Of the various
parish divisions recently created. Next
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Di-
visions and z, which embrace, roughly,
the northwestern section of the parish,
viii be entertained. @. Sherman
James is chairman Of District 6, with
Mrs. Noble Owings as vice chairman
MAJ. T. Granville Munson is chairman
Of District q. with Mrs. MunSon vice
chairman. Last Wednesday afternoon
District 8, Of which s. Marvin Peach is
chairman. with Mrs. John H. Hollings-
worth, vice chairman, was entertained.
At each function the vice chairman
presides at the tea tables.
Under the auspices of the Rector's
Aid Society of Pinkney Memorial
Church of Hyattsville a creamed chicken
ming in the parish hall, starting at 5
o'clock.
Junior Church Auxiliary
To Observe Anniversary.
In celebration of the first anniver-
branch of the woman's auxiliary of
Pinkney Memorial Church, Hyattsville,
conducted a program Wednesday night
In the parish hall. Spencer street. Miss
Dixie Robinson is president Of the aux
Hilary.
A Halloween party will be given for
the pupils of the Sunday School of
Pinkney Memorial Church the night Of
October 81 In the parish hall, Spencer
ETY. NurtyN efInaFinf0f1daYlf
will be In charge.
Miss Katherine Innerarity and Louis
Innerarity. jr, have returned to their
home in New York after a brief visit
to relatives in Laurel.
Miss Margaret S. Boss and Miss Lucy
yelling of Laurel have been visiting
Mrs. Paul Allen. jr., in Annapolis, Md.
Mr.. H. Stanley Hinrichs of Laurel
has returned from a business trip to
New York City.
A meeting of the woman's auxiliary
of Pinkney Memorial Church was held
Friday afternoon in the parish hall. 1t
was the first meeting of the Fall and
Winter season. Mrs. John H. Naylor,
president, was in the chair.
Arrangements have been completed
for a card party to be held in the
public school auditorium in Edmond
son, Friday evening October ID, under
the auspices of the citizens association
of that place. The receipts will be for
the benefit Of the school. Mrs. w. c.
Weber is chairman of the committee in
charge. A number Of worthwhile
prizes vii be awarded.
Members Of Jobs Daughters, Bethel
Chapter, No. 10, were guests of Miss
Grace Stats in Landover, Tuesday
night. A straw ride was an out
standing feature Of an enjoyable occa-
sion. The drill team Of Bethel held its
monthly meeting.
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