The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-01-07
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
aT5 N-
OUR NEIGHBORS.
SYKESVILLE.

TIE Misses Bennett gave reception f.
their friends on wednesday r afternoon noon
was tastefuliy decorated with plants and
flowers and a beautiful collation. was ser
we'd. Among those present were Mes
ent Clarke. Harry Warfeld, Noble; D B
$precher-, George Parke, of Baltimore;
nett Elizabeth Warfeld, Eleanor Branch
Fannie Jones, Jennevia Kennard, Grace
yelling, Blanche and katherine Gla Greene pene
HiIda Bucannan. Mrs. Wade WarfeId.
Percy Shipley, who has been spending
Mrs. Shipiey. has returned to Charlotte
Hall to resume his studies.
Thomas Leisher formely a resident of
this town was Totally n1urfd IN AL ro sn
home ~ III sister. Miss Annie Leisher,
OF Lisbon, from which place the funeral
was conducted by Rev. Charles Dudley,
On New Years night the Misses Well.
party, in honor Of their guests the Misses
Greene of Virginia "a bountiful supper
was served ut the close OF the game and
before midnight the guests departed wish
present were Misses Grace and Mary Well
and katherine Greene, Esther, Marjorie
and Virginia Sprecher Elizabeth Warfeld.
Lillian Schultz Messrs. James Bird, OF
Lloyd SaP' Lowndes and Beverly Bennett,
Stephen Hood. Lea Warfeld. Earl Webb.
Thomas and William yelling.
The he, Misses Jones gave card tFd, party a
in, Misses Jeneva Kennard. of Baltimore.
Those present were Misses Fannie. Elsie
Berrett, Margaret Mellor. Estelle Mercer
on, Lillian Schultz, Caroline Hewett, Mary
Webb, Harry Hutchens, of Lisbon; Messrs.
Nathan Webb, Dolph Merceron, Walton
James Jones.
The play, What's Next given by the
night in the Lyceum was a great success
The hall was crowded with an appreciative
audience. The little star, Miss Minna Com
Bile, Of Baltimore, made quite q hit, and it
IL rumored that the play Is to be repeat
Cd in the near future.
s big New Years dance was given to
the nurses and attendants of the Spring
field hospital. in the large new dining
room, which has Il seating capacity OF
1900 people. 1t was well filled with at
Miss Helen Harris. who i attending
the Wester High School. left for Balti-
more on Monday TO spend a part Of the
Mrs. j. IL. Steele.
Misses Virginia and Marjorie Sprecher
have been visiting friends near Ellicott
Howard Hood, student at St. Johns
College. of Annapolis, has been the guest
Of the Misses Jones during the holidays.
Miss Bell Sanner is the guest of the
Misses Harris.
Charles Gosnell, of St. Dennis, spent
Thursday night with friends i'm Sykes
willie.
AT regular meeting Of the officers and
directors Of The First National Bank of
Sykesville December IS. 1909, the follow
ing memorial was adopted
Mr.. Frank w. Snyder. one of the organ
zers Of The First National Bank Of Sykes
vile. departed this life December 3, 1909.
Resolved. That the death Of Frank w.
Snyder removes one Of our most valuable
fellow directors and associates, and that
while we deeply mourn his departure, we
will always cherish the recollection that
his life was a noble service, and his mem
DRY will be an incentive and benediction
to this board with whom he was asso-
ciated.
Resolved. That a member, his wis
dom and counsel were frequently sought
and will be of lasting benefit to our Or
ganiZation.
And be it further Resolved, That this
memorial be spread upon the minutes of
this meeting. and published in our county
papers, and that copy be sent to his be-
reaved family. to whom we tender our sin
GER and heartfelt sympathy.