The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-02-24
PERSONALS.

were Sunday guestso Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. Z.
Cameron.
Miss virpinia Abrahams. Woodlawn, is
visiting her brother Howard Abrahams Of
Brooklyn
Miss Grace Wilson was recent guest
Of her sister, Mrs. w. G. Rooms. Of
Wilmington.
Edwin Kimble, Of New London. is
visiting his cousins. Mrs. George Sellers
and Miss Lizzie Kirk.
Mrs Annie Shannon near Woodlawn..
suffered stroke of paralysis on Sunday
and is lying in a critical condition.
Mrs. Halle Lpveless Of Chesapeake
City, and Geurge Ryder, Of Baltimore.
were married BY Rev. Edwin Gardner on
Feb. rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson and
children, Calvert, spent Sunday at the
home Of Mrs Wilson's mother, Mrs, Ella
Pyle. on Cherry street.
Mrs. Mary Mcclure suffered stroke
of paralysis on Friday and is lying at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John Cornell.
Harrisville. in critical condition.
Mrs. Donroe Citing while at the home
of Harry England, near Zion, was seized
with an attackof appendicitis and success
fully underwent an operation on Sunday.
Miss Hyland Bonlden, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John D. Boulder, and Mr..
George ]. Pierce. both Of the First district,
were married Monday evening by Rev:
Mr.. Cullum, Of Warwick.
Herbert Shivefy, telephone lineman
whose home is in Elxton, and Miss Hazel
Watson. employed in the telephone ex-
change at Asbury Park, N. J., were
married in that city on Feb. 9.
J. E. Brumfeld attended the fox hunt
at Chadds Ford on Wednesday. The
Chadds Ford hunt is an annual event.
held on Washington's birthday at the rev.
olutionary headquarters Of Gen. George
Washington at that place.
Mrs. Clarence Clifford, Of West Nothing
ham, was seized With an attack OF appen-
dicitis while visiting Mrs. Earl Tyson on
Friday evening last and has since been
taken to the Maryland University Hospital
in Baltimore for IN operation.
Mrs. Harry A. Nesbitt, Of Port Deposit
has announced the engagement of her
daughter, Ethel Virginia, to Ralph A.
Gamble, Of Yanktown. S. D. Mr.. Gam
bic is the son Of United States Senator and
Mrs. ]. Gamble, of that State The
wedding will take place in the early
spring.
Miss Mary Brumfeld delightfully."- enter
tanned at dinner on Washington's birthday.
at her home near town. Mrs. H. B.
Paften, Mrs. Lille Robertson, Miss Eliza
beth r. Stephens and Miss Arvilla Pyle.
The table decorations were very pleasing
and artistic, the cherry tree and national
colors playing prominent parts in empha-
sizing the spirit OF the occasion.
Mrs. Clara I. Turner very pleasantly
number of relatives at
dinner on last Thursday afternoon. The
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
S Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Evans, Mr.. John
Evans, Elkton; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H.
Evans. Mrs. Tosh. Mrs. Agnes Evans,
Mr.. Allen Kirk, Rising Sun.
Miss Lucy Gillespie. who for the past
ten years has held position with E. r.
Burlington & Sons. has resigned, Miss
Dean Campbell filing the vacancy behind
the counter. Miss Gillespie has always
been an efficient, accommodating and
popular clerk and was general favorite
with the patrons of the store who will
greatly miss her from her long accustomed
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J:'M. sterrett entertaiaed
the Euchre on Wednesday evening,
the 2and. The parlors were prettily
decorated with Washington Birthday
emblems, flags and streamers. Six tables
were played, high score honors being won
by Mrs. Ham. Duyckinck and I. Wayne
Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Burlington will entertain the Euchre next
Wednesday evening, March 1.
Miss Mary E. Haines entertained a
number Of young ladies very pleasantly
on Thursday evening Of this week, at her
home on Queen street The invited
guests were: Mrs J. M. Holden. Miss
Carrie Cummings, Miss Elizabeth r.
Stephens. Miss May Alice. Misses Celia,
Lula and Lidie Jenkins, Misses Lidie.
Dean and Mary Campbell. Miss May S. |
Haines and Miss Maybe McDougal.