The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-10-10
EASTvIEW ITEMS.
Wedding Reception-Personals, Etc.

A wedding reception was given Rev. j. NJ
Yingling and wife, of Laurel, Del, on Mon
day evening, October 9Th, at the home of Mr..
Nelson Yinging, brother of the groom, at
Eastview. Mr.. and Mrs. Yingling spared no
means to make the occasion one of pleasure
and enjoyment to all, as they are widely
known for their generosity and hospitality.
There was plenty of music to enliven the oc-
cason, furnished by the Smallwood and East
view Orchestra. There were about so guests
present, besides about % others who appeared
shortly after the guests arrived 10 hail the
bride and groom and tender them their best
wishes, with an old time serenade in the form
of a ''calithumpian band" which added mirth
to the occasion. Rev. Mr.. Yingling. who is
now stationed on Sussex circuit Laurel, Del,
was formerly of Eastview, Nd, and is widely
known throughout Carroll county. He was
married to Miss Ella Horsey, of Laurel, Del,
on the 9Th instant, by Rev. G. R. McCready,
predecessor at Laurel Del. After the ceremony
they Immediately left for Baltimore and Car
roll county, where the bride and groom spent
a day or two with their friends and relatives
at Eastview and vicinity, then to Baltimore
and Washington, and will return to Laurel,
Del, on Saturday, where reception will be
given them on their return. Mr.. George Ii.
Caple, of Westminster, cousin of the groom,
will accompany them from Baltimore on their
return on Saturday, and attend the wedding
of Mr.. Yingling's daughter, Miss Mabel, on
Tuesday, at Laurel. Mr.. Cape will act as
one of the ushers at the wedding of his cousin,
Miss Mabel Yingling, for which invitations
have been issued. We wish Mr.. Yingling
and family many happy returns.
Miss Anna Buckingham, of Sykesvlle, is
vicitipu bor noucipc MiScac Carrie and Rita
Zepp, of Eastvew.
Miss Carrie f. Zepp has returned from
Baltimore and Washington, where she has
been spending some time visiting relatives
and friends.
Misses Mollie and Ada Shilling, who have
been spending part of their vacation with
their cousins, the Misses Zepp, have returned
to their home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caple. of Eastview,
entertained number of friends at their home
on Thursday evening of last week i'll the way
of social event by an apple-butter boiling.
Misses Clara and Elizabeth klee, of East
view, entertained number of their friends
in the way of a social gathering Friday even
ing, October 2, in honor of Miss c. Heintz
and her cousin, Miss Emma McWiliams, of
Baltimore.
Mr.. Emory c. Zepp, of Eastview, who has
been confined to his bed for some time with
an afflicted knee, is now able to be out again
with the aid of crutches.
Mrs. Sophia Bush, of Glyndon, sister of
VIM. II. Caple, has spent two weeks with Mr.,
and Mrs. VIM. II. Caple, at their home, East
view, and is still visiting relatives in the com
munity. She is quite an active lady though
now in her S1st year.
Mrs Jennie Stone, of Baltimore, sister of
Mrs. VIM. H. Caple, is now visiting her.
Mrs. Stone has not visited her sister at her
home for ten years, having spent some of her
later years in Dakota, where she has three
sons now living. Mrs. Stone is a very well
come guest at Eastview, where she spent
great deal of her time in her youth.