Evening capital. [volume], May 18, 1923, Image 3

About Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981

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Social and Personal
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in tmi: firelight
<lt> L. A. O. Strong, in London
Spectator.)
Mother, when my baby stirred
Deep within roe.
Flattered like a bird—
Then. although I dearly love him,
1 felt far from George,
Far above him.
Yen, my dear, I know;
Tis always so.
Mother, he's so rough, so coarse,
He don’t understand:
Like a beast, a horse;
His great hand —.
Hush, my dear, I know, 1 know:
’Tis always so.
Wedding
Announcement
Announcement i made of the wed-,
ding of K X Jcffcott, of Sunuperville, j
N. J., and di . Helen Milner, of 210
Prince CJeon >• str •!, widow of Lieut.- |
Conituundc • Fred W. Milner, U. S. N.. i
Which took place on February 1C at
Alex imlrta, V Mr Jt ffcott Is the as- !
nfsiant H..b manager for the t’hlcker-!
log Piano Company, Baltimore. The
couple will continuo to live ill Mrs. j
J< ficoti's Prince Georg** street resi
dence.
t’oinlng For
Week-End
Mini Dorothy Tardy will com from.
Vast-ar f*.r the w>ek-ond. and will be
accompanied by her roommate.
Mis. .1 Ft. Bowdoln will return from!
New York this afternoon.
l ake Sale At
“l" Positioned
The cake sale of Lie Y. W. C. A.
Business Girls' Club has been post
poned for a week, and will be held on
Saturday morning, May 2G, in the “Y"
rooms.
Ifecehintr
Idngraliibillons
Mr. and Mrs. Mowbray Talbot, of
220 West street, are receiving con
gratulalions on the birth of a son,
born on Mav 13, Mothers' Day. The
baby will l>e named Louis Edwin for
his two uncles.
Doils SlJitchcumb's ... •
Condition | qchiiiured
' tW cohuitlon of* rjlfle l ijioris
Rtfncltcbirih, w \ui fjj ffl at the linise f
|Jr Par* niyi , Thomas
fttlncopppib. of Panels street, re-
unelguigcd, n .
Dance \l
Par I*L oimlle
A danc*> wilt be given tomortrw
evening .at ihe Davidsonville Hall
starting at S o'clock. The proceeds
will go towards the ha 11 debt.
i Wedding \t St.
> A tine's I htireli
I The wedding of Melvin R. Howard
/ and Miss Mary It. Cragg took place
last night at 7:30 at St. Anne’s
Church. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rector, the Rev. Edward
D. Johnson. The bride and her
bridesmaid Mi s Rose C. Koch, were
dressed alike in gray fr* cks with
matching hats. \V. Oliver Beall was
best roan. Following the ceremony
the bridal party and n few of their
intimate friends were entertained by
Mr. and Mrs, C. G. Weber of East
port. \mong those present were Miss
Ethel 801. s *au. Miss Cora Cragg,
Mrs. A. P. Williams. Mrs. H. Uois
sean, Mrs. H. Thomas, Miss Marjorie
I Brown. Mr" Churchill, Mrs. C. Jones,
Miss Cornelia Cragg, Emerson Deale
ami Vlhco.it Russell.
To Assist At
Werdor.r l.:nn Pole
Mrs James M Magruder. of llock-j
ley Hall, will be assisted at the flow
er booth at the Garden Party and
Lawn Fete tomorrow at Wardour bv
.Miss Nan Karrc’ Miss Mary Tuck
Willcox and Mi. Cairo Green. In ad
dition to flowers nd plants Mrs. Ma
gruder will have some fine rose
hushes on sale at her stand. The
fete which will he held on the lawn
| of the Curryl Bryan place promises
to be one of the most attractive out
! door entertainments of the spring. An
admission charge of twenty-five cents j
will bo asked.
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The Original Food-Drtnl: fer All Ages.
QuickLunchatHome OfficetkFountains.
Rich Milk, MaltedG rain Extract in Pow
der aTablet ‘orms. Nourishing-N o cocking.
Avoid imitations and Substitutes
SHADY OAKS
FRIED SPRING CHICKEN WITH
FRESH VEGETABLES
NOW SERVED.
„ PHONE 126-M. at?
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, Baltimorean Ends
j Vl*lt Here
Mrs. Louis N. Wilson, of 2843 St.
j Paul street, Baltimore, has returned
| home after spending several weeks at
! Carvel Hall.
Ordered To
Natal Academy
Lieut. R. P. Whitemarsh has been
| detached from the battleship “Texas”
and ordered to duty at the Naval
| Academy.
I New Yorker At
( oimlry 11 *iue
Howard Atterbury. of New Y’ork. is
a: his country place, “Maidstone
j Farm.”
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Engage me lit
Anoonneed
Mr. and Mrs. George McClelland
Rawlings, of Annapolis, have an
nounc -1 the engagement of their
daughter, Emily Ridge ly, to Thomas
Morris Johns, or Baltimore. The wed
ding will take place in St. Anne's
Church the latter part of June.
l awn Fete At
Wardour Tomorrow
A number of private automobiles
will be at Church Circle tomorrow
lat 3 o’clock to give free transpor
tation to the Garden Party and Lawn
Fete on the grounds of tho Carryl
Bryan place at Wardour. The Navy
, Syracuse boat races are scheduled to
j stirt at 4 o'clock and the heat view
| of the finish can he obtained from the
j Bryan place. There will be a num
ber of different attractions at the
| f"te Including fortune tellers, a grab
bug, cake, candy and ice cream on
;'ale; a fancy work table, and a flow
er stall. £n unusual amount of In
terest Is being taken in the fete this
year, the various societies of St.
Anne's are managing the different
stands and if the weather is fine the
garden party will be a greater suc
i *css than ever before.
Receiving
Congratulations
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Moore, of
17 Thompson street, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a
daughter, horn May 4 at the Emer
gency Hospital. t >
To Attend > •
Socialist CnnvTMfon
the itev. James L. Smlley will go to
New York to attend tho National Con- ;
ventjou,o£ the Socialist Party, \fhiCh
opens tomorrow. He will he absent
from town for a week.
To Visit On
Long Island
Mrs. Curryl Bryan will go to Garden
City. L. T„ Sunday morning for a’ ten
days' visit to her cousin, Mrs. William
(\ Lawson .
Coming For Wardour
Lawn Party
Augustus J. Ryan, who has a num
ber of friends In Annapolis, is among
the Baltimoreans planning to come
down for the garden party and lawn
fete to be given tomorrow afternoon
at the Carryl Bryan residence at War
dour.
Afternoon Bridge
Party Yesterday
Mrs. G**orge J. Turner entertained
a company of forty at a beautifully ap
pointed bridge party yesterday after
noon at her residence at Wardour.
Mrs. Wynne's
Bridge Party
Mrs. Sydney J. Wynne, of 214 Prince
George street, entertained at six
tables of bridge on Wednesday, with
other guests coming in for tea after
i wards. Tho prizes were won by Mrs.
I George Weber, Mrs. Edward Wal
j bridge, Mrs. F. Stewart Crosley and
Mrs. Douglas A. Spencer.
H. E. Hamilton, of St. Michael's.
Md„ and his daughter. Miss Rosealtha
Hamilton, are spending tho day here
with friends.
Pale and Thill
f * Many feel unequal to the 5
I daily task. They are prone g
' 1 to frequent colds or cough?, ®
lor are pale and thin. What 1
is needful is rich, nourishing |
i Scott's Emulsion
lof pure vitamine - bearing I
cod-liver oil, to help |
strengthen and build I
nYT up vita * * orces °* I
• V\] A the body. Build up ■
H resistance daily I
| with Scott’s Emulsion ! 2
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Water Filters
At MYER’S
45 West St.
THE EVENING CAPITAL. ANNAPOLIS, M ARYLAND, FRIDAY. MAY 18. 1923.
Captain and Mrs. John Gr-eetislade
will he week-end guests of Com
mander and Mrs. John Downes.
FOR PROMPT BUILDING
OF PERMANENT DAM
(Csntlnupd From Pin V.)
general idea of the conferees that the j
city should avail Itself of the author
ity of the act of the Legislature of
I 15*22, whereby provision was made to
t float a bond issue in the sum of $200,-
000 for improvements at the water
works, but just now, it appears the
committee prefers to go a little slew.
Filtration Is Big Issue
The much-discussed matter of
erecting a filtration plant, it is felt,
should be disposed of first. It is
pointed out. however, that if *ne city
is to bond Itself for the improvements,
i arangements for the loan =hould be
made in ttrne to pat th' qucßtl >n up to
the voters of the city at the municipal
cdecllon !n July.
Hobo Humor
"So Dusty is in jail again. What
have dey got him doin'?”
“He's kinder proofrendin’, as usual.”
“How’d yer mean?”
“Puttin’ in periods after the Judge's
sentences.”—Boston Transcript.
SWIMS
ROUSH. BED SKIH
Face, Neck and Arms Easily
Made Smooth, Says
Specialist
Any breaking out of the 'skin, even
fiery, itching eczema, can bo quickly
overcome by applying a little Mentho-
Sulphur, declares a noted skin special
ist. Because of its germ destroying
’ ■•operties, this sulphur preparation
begins at once to soothe irritated skin
and hoal eruptions such as rash, pim
ples and ring worm.
It seldom fails to remove the tor
ment and disfigurement, and you do
not have to wait for relief from em
l arrassment. Improvement quickly
shows. Sufferers from skin trouble
should obtain a small jar of Rowles
Mentho-Sulphur from any good drug
gist and use it like cold cream.—
(Adv.)
For Camping Parties!
SOO All-Hair Mattresses While They
Last Will Sell at $5 each
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J. W. Trautwein, 130 Dock St.
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luBREEZEl ü BREEZE INN”\
Lunch : Tea : Cards : Dancing II
Chicken Special Music
Waffle Wednesday and
I ! Dinners Saturday Nights ; *
telephone—A rmiger 9-F- / 5
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WHEREVER critical crowds appraise the styles
of men, there you will find the Townsend-
Grace Straw Hat the first selection. Wear one
and be comfortable.
W. H. THOMAS & CO.
MAIN STREET
Pantry Sets-Spice Boxes ?
10 and 15c. Each i
BLUE AND WHITE OLD DUTCH PATTERN
1 MYERS GIFT SHOP ?
43 WEST ST. mis
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| Young Women's
Christian Association
; “I am come that they might have
life and that thej might have
It more abundantly."
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Membership Committee
The Y. W. C. A. will hold its An
nual Membership Meeting on Mon
day, May 21. at 7:30 n. m in the “Y” j
reading-rooms. All members of the
“Y” are urge!! to be prosent as there !
will be many short talks and reports!
given by the secretaries'and chair- 1
men of the various committees. These
talks and reports will show the great
work that has been done by the ”Y”
in Annapolis and Anne Arundel
county and will prove of great inter
est to the large membership of the
“Y” as well as the nubile of Anna
polis. Among the speakers of the i
evening will be Miss Roelofs, of the i
National Board who will give the!
aims and ideals of the association!
work in tewn and county. Mrs. Rob- !
ert Moss will also speak on the
“Basis of Membership,” Miss Martha
Land will give a report of the com
plete work of the whole association,
and many other short reports will be |
given by the committee heads.
Following the business meeting a
delightful social program has been
arranged that will give pleasure to
everyone present. During the day of
May 21, the membership is urged to
come to the “Y” between the hours 1
from 9-9 to vote for the new board i
members that will be elected that day. !
This is very important as the new
HiaJaclies
mat i c s
FOIEY
MEfMSlql
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members will begin office immediate-
I after election, six out of eight
names nominated must be elected, sc
be sure to come to the “Y" on Mon
day any hour from nine in the morn
ing until nine in the evening to cast
your vote. Mrs. Robert Moss will
have charge of the ballot box.
Every member of the Y. W. O. A.
is invited and urged to vote that day
and to be present at the Membership
Meeting which, will be held at 7:30
p. m„ Monday, May 21, 1923.
Delightful Exercise
Hatless and with the sweat running
into his eyes, the young man dashed
up to the gate as the 5:117 pulled out.
As the guard turned the lock, he re
marked :
“Trying to catch the 5:15?”
“Xo, you idiot; I was just trying to
frighten it out of the station.”
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Hot Point Electrical Servants
Gottlieb’s
MAIN STREET ANNAPOLIS’
TO STATE CIRCLE BEST STOkE
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
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A Factory Representative will shovsr you how
• 1 Hot Point Servants can save you work.
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Come in and Ask Questions
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RITCHIE SAYS HE IS
IN THE RACE TO STAY
(CmUm4 From Put |.
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i te *t- I might drop dead, of course,
i but unless something of that sort hap
; pens I will make the run. Tam sorry.
J of course, that my candidacy does not
meet with the approval of some of the
men whom the party haS honored, hut i
in spite of that I intend to let the px>-
ple of the State decide the matter "
Friends of the Governor already
have discounted the calling of the
county leaders’ conference. Many of ,
them said yesterday that they doubted !
if the conference would be called be- 1
cause it would accomplish nothing for
i those who sponsored it. For. they
j said, as Governor Ritchie will never
• abandon the race, it will he an impos
! sihility to eliminate him and select an-
I other candidate without opposition j
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Strawberry Short Cake
Take two cups of flour, three tea
spoonfuls of baking powder, a half
teaspoonful of salt, a half cupful of
lard and enough milk to make a soft
dough; roll fairly thin and cut with
cookie cutter for Individual cakea.
then put one on top of the other with
a lump of butter between. Hake and
serve warm with crushed berries be
tween the layers and the top garniah
jcd with whipped cream and whole
! berries.
Try an ad In TUE EYEMNU C*PJ.
TAL. It paja!
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® Dr. Goodman
K.Tahe Chiropractic
Adjustments
AND GET WELL
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