The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-13
SMALLWOOD.


dow ma spend the dry in "a nice
quiet way. E.aN -#A
The Deer Park Aid Society met at
the parsonage on December 30th.
taking with them donation. After
the opening exercises, the president,
Mrs T. Wardenfelt, took the chair
and tine usual routine CT business
was gone through with The society
decided to hold an oyster supper at
Smallwood Hall in February. After
all business was transacted the men,
bers and visitors partook Of refresh
ments. The afternoon was enjoyed
by all. Those present were MIR. and
Mrs. James Klohr, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o.
Ewing, Mrs. Lloyd Shipley, daughter
and son, Mrs. Fannie Davis, Mrs.
Fannie Buckingham, Mrs. Maggie
Conaway, Mrs. Octavia Saddles, Mrs.
Mary Hoffman, Mrs Seth Bolster,
Mrs Elizabeth Wardenfelt, Mrs. Julia
Paynter, Mrs. Laura Wagner, Mrs.
Alice Spencer, Mrs. Mollie Bollinger,
Mrs. Kate Lockard, Mrs. Mary Beard,
Mrs. Martha Ditman; Misses Sadie
Bollinger, Rosa Spencer Elsie L. Con-
away and Ida Coppersmith-
MIR. and Mrs. Chas- "a Wagner en-
tertained at Xmas dinner Mr. and
Mrs. Elias Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Miner, Mr.. and Mrs. John Coma
way, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wardenfelt,
Phineas Shipley; Misses Elsie J.
Conaway, Nettie Miner After boun-
tiful dinner, consisting OF Xmas deli
cacies, Xmas gifts were exchanged
and viewed In the middle Of the
afternoon refreshments were served
consisting of ice cream, cake confec-
| tionery, etc. The last Of the guests
leaving about 3 O'Clock.
On the evening OF December 18th,
MI. Chas. a. Wagner started out 70
have genuine sled ride. He stopped
at every house, gathering in the peo-
pie until they amounted to IA. Then
the sled was nearly full. We were
all bound for Mr.. Albert Davis to
have a good time, and We had AZ, as
we always do, when entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Davis. When the
sled had arrived we found more V1sl-
tors bent on having a good time. All
kinds of amusements were INDUCED
I'M. plenty or music was played 10 0e-
tween the games and general goOo
time wan spent. About half past
eleven our hostess called us all 10
the dining room to partake OF re-
freshments. Delicacies OF all KINGS
,yers served and enj1yed by all.
When IL was time to return home II
was a conundrum where all were 70
get on the sled. Finally al were
satisfied and away we went salely
until we reached Smallwood, where
some of our crowd alighted. Tne
horses gave a sudden plunge and
those on tne end of the sled gentiy
Mia OF. III you care 70 20 see'
nerhaps. there is still q dent ln the
ground vet. We loaded up again.
Coaching home in the wee sma nours'
reaching home in the sma' wee hours;
On december % social was nela
at MT. and Mrs. Richard Bakers. ~
Was rather a dry time until after ~
m Il. of IA. Lodge left out, then 49,
male norton OF the company arrived
and the fun began. While dinerent
games were played, music was rem
iiered. which was enjoyed by all.
About IL O'Clock the hostess asked
all to the dining room. On reaching
the room we saw "a table laden with
things pleasing to the palate. After
midnight we all departed for our
homes. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Miner, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Saddles. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. "A. Wagner, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Wardenfelt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion BitZel, Harmon Warden
felt, Walter Wagner, Misses Ida
Coppersmith, Lou Williams, Nettie
Miner, Yirgie Davis, Miss trrren and
Lille Lamden.
Mr. and Mrs. ia Ward Miner gave
party on December 80, to their many
friends All arrived at an early hour
Listening to the music il made the
guests all feel young again and solne
Of them could no. Withstand taking
step or two. Then Mrs. Miner gave
refreshments in abundance, after IL
stem or two more was taken. Wnen
the guests were ready to wend their
way homeward all were very tired
after a week of dissipation. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Miner. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bucking-
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. John Conway, MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Wardenfelt, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Routzahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Octavia Sad
dies. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baker, Mr..
w II. Wardenfelt, Frank Miner, wal
ter Wagner, Miss Nettie Miner, Miss
lou Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ~
Wagner. Miss Virgie Davis, Miss ~
sie u. Conaway, Lille Lamden and
others. -.H G..
The program below was given sat
urday evening in the Smallwood Han
to a large and appreciative audience.
IN was the second entertainment
given NV the committee and the amount
taken in Mt the two was $77.35, tne
expenses about $1,000. The manage
ment wishes to express their thanks
to the public for their liberal patron
age, and to all who kindly assisted 40
the play, and those who helped TO
make III a success. Music was FUR
nished by Prof. G. T.. Little, Harry
Blizzard and Edward Bollinger,
Arthur NJ. lille was on the job as the
black face, Hebrew and Irish char
acters.
III has been requested Of The COM
mittee that they give the show at
Gambler, Westminster, Winfield and
New Windsor. II they decide to show
at the above places,the advertisement
will appear in this paper in due time
The proceeds will be used for pur-
chasing an organ for the school, and
To heautify the hall.
The program was AZ follows
Recitation .......... Miss Fringer
Singles Family
Pantomime. $3.50. Luck at Last
Song ...........-..... Minnie Savers
Recitation Miss WitherOw
Irish Sketch. ..-.--..-.-.. a. M. Zile
Drama, aFrom Pumpkin RIDGE