Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-07-02

copal Guild, was the all absorbing topic
Of interest for the week. Nearly 100
took part in it, and the royal pair.
courtiers, minstrels. pretty girls. small
boys and girls, etc. etc, presented
brilliant scene. Ice cream cones fur
nished refreshment to ALL
THE Kings Carnival" will be given
at Ocean City the last week in July, for
the rectory fand.
Mrs. Henry Anderson has returned
from Philadelphia, where she went to
consult a specialist.
Many heard with sorrow the news of
the death of little Dorothy Ludwig,
grand daughter Of Mr.. James Massey.
She was bright, lovely child, and is
deeply mourned by large circle Of
relatives and friends.
The stone road is progressing Newark
ward. but not as rapidly as the general
public would like to see.
The State Teachers Convention is the
interesting event Of the week at Ocean
City
Wednesday evening the marriage Of
Mr.. Sam Ayers and Miss Della Collins
was solemnized at the NJ. E. Church.
with beautiful flowers. music and the
best wishes Of many friends for the life
long happiness of the popular young
couple.
Miss Viola Jones made short visit
home recently.
Mr.. Hale Harrison will spend the
summer in the South
Miss Marguerite Ayres is visiting her
brother, Guy, in Florida.
Mr.. Harry Adams and family are
domiciled on Bay Street.
The Berlin Orchestra played for the
opening nights of the pier. at Ocean
City.
Mrs. Ethel Pattey Dinsmore has ac-
cepted position with the Pier Co.
Miss Ellis Scott is visiting on the West
ern Shore.
Mrs. Hines Thomas is entertaining
her mother. Mrs. Brice, of Chestertown.
Miss Minnie Jones is in Princess Anne,
after pleasant trip to Philadelphia.
Mrs. f. c. Wright is now at hos
pital in Wilmington for treatment.
Miss Elva Rulings is at sanitarium
in Wilmington, under the care of a
nerve specialist.
! Mrs. Edward Coffin and baby are
visiting her former home in Lebanon.
Pa.
Last Sunday evening was celebrated
at the Presbyterian Church Ocean City,
as Children's Day, with most enjoyable
services.
A collision at the station at Ocean
City, last Sunday afternoon. owing to
slow-moving switch, caused good deal
of excitement. and slight injuries to five
persons A lady from Baltimore was
cut on the face. and everyone Jared
considerably.
Miss Rydie Savage is visiting in Phil
adelphia, and Mrs. Savage will join her
this week.
The young men of Berlin have laid
out and enclosed a fine tennis court, and
daily enjoy that healthful and invigor-
ating sport with the young ladies help.
Mr.. Christian, of New York, is visit
ing Mr.. Walter Dilworth.
The public meeting Of the Library AS
sociation has been postponed to the
second Monday Of July, so that it will
not conflict with the 4th.
The meeting of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Library Association will
be held Tuesday, July 5th. The meeting
OF the Book Committee was held this
week, and number Of accepted books
placed in circulation.
Mr.. John Letcher Shovel will leave
July 9TH for Virginia.
Mr.. Guy Hoskins and bride are visit
ing his father Mrs. Hoskins was a
Baltimore lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robins Purnell's young
daughter will be called Emma Gertrude.
Mrs. Kate Houston went to her home
in Delaware this week.
Mrs. Addie Byrd, Of Princess Anne,
is the guest Of Mrs. Elizabeth Henry.
Mrs. Byrd always receives a warm wei
come from her many appreciative friends
here.
The question is, what shall we do
on the 4th p
Hon. Orlando Harrison is back from
an extended western trip. Little Jack
returned with him from Philadelphia.
where he has been since last September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hope and son. of Balti-
more, are guests at the rectory.
Mrs. Connoway has sold part of her