The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-07
ADDITIONAL BRIEFS.

spent Monday i'm this city on husi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy w. Caple OF
Sandyville, gave dinner at their
home on Sunday to- the following:
Albert K. Hoff, ]. Fillmore Hoff, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Win1eId Caple and
daughters Myrtle and Lottie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertrand Caple and children,
Sterling, Lester, Kenneth and Angela,
Mrs. Emily Algire, Mrs. Almira Eock-
ard and son William and Mrs. Young
and daughter.
The case of John F. Thurman, ap-
pellant, VS.. Geoge A. Thurman and
Ella c. Wantz, appellees, which was
appealed from the Circuit Court Of
Carroll county to the Maryland Court
of Appeals in January last was decided
in favor of the appellees, on Wednes-
day. The opinion was handed down
by Judge Urner. Ivan L. Hoff and
Guy w. Steele represented the ap-
pellees and Bond & Parke the appel
liant.
James nj. Mccarthy, died Of tuber-
culosis, at Middleburg, this county, on
March 20, aged % years. He was
bound by the late R. w. Walden when
he was twelve years old, and former
ly worked for him. His funeral took
place at the NJ E. Church, Middle
burg, on March 81, the services being
conducted by Rev. p. G. Poffenberger.
Frank J. Shriner had charge of the
funeral.
Loui Delecterri, native Of Italy,
died in one of the shacks at the Tide
water Portland Cement Works, Union
Bridge, of pneumonia, on Saturday
1 IL
had been in this country only eight
weeks. His remains were taken to
Libertytown, Frederick county, and
inferred in the burying ground ad
joining St. Peters Roman Catholic
Church, on Monday, April 8. The
services were conducted by Father S.
]. Cavanaugh. A widow and four
children, who are in Italy, and one
brother, at the Cement Works, sur
vive him. Four OF his companions
were his pallbearers Frank J.
Shriner had charge Of the funeral.
Penn-WOIbert.
Miss Carrie ", daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wolbert, of Woodbine, and
Mr. Robert E. Penn, of Mt. Airy,
were married at the home Of the bride
on Tuesday, March 28, at high noon
by Rev Thomas M Dickey, pastor.
The maid Of honor was Miss Lizzie
Wolbert, sister Of the bride, and Mr..
Herbert Gosnell was best man.
Miss Myrtle Conoway, of Woodbine,
rendered the wedding march from
Lohengrin as the bridal party en-
tered the parlor.
| The bride was attired in white
mohair, with gloves to match. The
maid of honor was attired in smoke
pearl silk poplin. The groom and
best man were attired In the conven-
tional black, with white ties. :.
The reception followed Immediately
after the ceremony. The brides
presents consisted OF linen, silver
ware and snug sum OF money.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
John Wolbert, Charley Penn, Miss
Lizzie Penn, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Gibson,
Andrew Gibson, Mrs. VIM. McQuay
and daughter Gertrude, Mrs. Mary
Kern Mrs. Eugene Trayer, Mr.and Mrs.
VIM. Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Fleming,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dixon, Mr.. Geo.
Wolbert, Miss Elizabeth Glennan,
Mrs. Frank Glennan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Walbert, Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal WetZel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gosnell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Augusta Gosnell, Mrs. Walter
Wolbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Mering,
Mrs. Charley Frederick, Mrs. James
Shipley, Mrs. Henry Reaver, Willie
Bail, Albert and John Welsh, Elma
Pickett, Mary Glennan, Elsie Reaver,
Ethel Gibson, Ruth Trayer, Mary and
Jessie Dixon, Floyd Lauterbach and
little Maynard =. Wolbert.