The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-30
PERSONALS.

tineham friends.
Miss Mary Tarbutton and Miss Helen
Davis. of Sassafras, are visiting Miss
Helen Shepherd.
Harry D. Riale. Of Baltimore. was a
visitor at the home Of his brother, Jos T..
Riale. this week.
Geo. c. Reynolds and John Terry are
attending the Grangers' Interstate picnic
at Williams Grove, Pa.
Miss Evelyn Cameron is entertaining
her cousins, Misses Violet and Miriam
Cameron. of Wilmington.
Joseph R. Pyle, of Philadelphia is a
visitor at the home of his mother. Mrs.
Ella Pyle, on Cherry street
Miss Cornelia Turner and sister, Mrs
Mary E. Ireland Of Washington, D c..
have been visiting Calvert friends
\ Mrs. Russell Reed. Of Bay View, ard
]. Kirk Janney. Of Buna Vista, Va,
spent Wednesday with Rising Sun rel
atives
Mr.. and Mrs H. M. Evans, of Philadel-
phia. Miss Helen and Bradford Kay. of
New York, are visiting Mrs. Clara l..
Turner.
Mrs. Annie Reynolds and daughter,
Miss Mabel Reynolds. have returned from
a pleasant visit to Mrs. Stephen Reynolds
of Media.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Stephens and Mrs.
Ada Urian. of Philadelphia, are spending
some time at the home Of John L. Stephs
ems and family
Miss Kathryn A. Newell. Philadel-
phia. Mrs. w. E. Buck and son. George.
Port Deposit. are visiting Mrs. Annie E.
jenkins and family.
Mrs. John Mccoy. of Baltimore. and
David 6. Mccoy. of Oxford. we're guests
of Mrs. Jennie Whiteford and the Misses
Mccoy during the week.
Mrs. Mary Mahan and daughter. Mrs.
Jennie Denning. Of Newark. N. j. visited
Mrs. /. Wayne Reynolds and Miss H..
Jennie Reynolds last week.
Leon Wickersham, of the Wilmington
News staff. who has been visiting his
uncle John S. Cullen. was caller at the
JOURNAL Office on Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Moore entertained
this week Miss Ella Moore and Miss
Francina Plat, of Delta, Mrs. James Nc
Clelland and two children, of Philada.
The S. E. Club of Zion was entertained
on Thursday afternoon by Miss Katharine
Rutherford. The Club and number of
invited guests enjoyed trip to Betterton
last week.
Miss Mary Terhune. Of North East. left
on Monday for Prescott, Oregon. where
she will become the bride Of Mr.. Coleman
Day, formerly of North East. The inter-
esting event will take place on Sept. Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Brown, Miss
Maggie Haines, Mrs. E c. Dixon. Miss
Gertrude S. Dare. DR.. G. S. Dare. Barclay
Reynolds and Austin Dixon enjoyed a
sojourn of several days at Betterton this
week.
c. E. Moore. J. D. Donache. H. L.
Woodrow. Saml. Smith, ]. c. Hindman
and son autoed to Williams Grove on
Thursday of this week to hear democratic
presidential nominee Woodrow Wilson
speak at the Changers Picnic.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Thomas Fassitt for the wedding of her
daughter. Miss Kathleen M. Fassitt, to
Mr.. ]. Leon McCrery. The ceremony
will take place at the home of the pros
pective brides mother, near Sylmar, on
Friday, September 6, at o'clock in the
afternoon.
A party of Rising Sun young ladies en-
joyed several days at Betterton last week,
returning to their homes on Monday
night, taking advantage of the moonlight
excursion from Port Deposit to Betterton.
Those in the party were Miss Lucy Gil
lespie. Miss Mollie Keen. Miss Della len
kins, Miss Sara Kirk. Miss Helen Evans.
Miss Edna Wilson and Miss verna
Grason.
Unaccompanied Miss Edna Hobby,
daughter of George T. Hobby. retired
merchant of Caroline county, sailed from
Brooklyn this week for Bahia. Brazil. to
become the wife of Horace L. Eames, of
Bridgeport. Conn, who is engaged in that
country as civil ilengineer.
Miss Hobby, who is trained nurse.
met Mr.. Eames at the POSTGRADUATE
Hospital in Brooklvn where he was