Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-01-02
ITEMS FROM IGLEHART'S.
Those Of Your Country Friends and
What They Are Doing-New Years
Parties And Visitors.

EdIueS Anu FiShSASs
Mr.. and Mrs. George Viking left
on Christmas afternoon for Baltimore
to eat Christmas dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry C. Clautice, parents OF
Mrs. Viking. They returned home
on Thursday afternoon after de-
lightful visit to friends as well as rel
atives.
Miss Mamie Woytych was in An
napolis on Tuesday.
Mr.. Pierre Jungers spent Christmas
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jungers, at their home, Maple Hill.
Mr.. George Wagner of Baltimore,
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Wagner, of Poplar Level,
on Christmas Day.
Mr.. II. Henry Viking, Jr., of
Igleharts, attended the stag party
on Tuesday evening. December &c,
given by Mr.. ]. Frank Kries, to his
son, Mr.. Lee Kries. Quite an en-
joyable evening was had by ali. Music
was furnished by different young
men. Popular songs were sung and
refreshments were served at q late
hour. Many did not arrive home until
the wee hours.
Mr.. John Jungers, of Maple Hill,
is suffering with a very bad cold
caused from the beautiful weather we
have been having.
Mr.. H. Henry Viking, Jr., and
Mr.. Louis Woytych, attended the
Progressive Farmers Club of Anne
Arundel on Wednesday evening last at
| the presidents home, near Crowns
VILE. On account of the holidays and
the very bad roads, there were
not very many members in attendance,
| one or two having very bad colds
also. The next meeting will be held
at the usual place, j. l.. Meade's
home near Brownsville, on Wednesday
evening, January 8, at S o'clock.
The first meeting in the New Year
should be fully attended. Five of the
members have been appointed COM
mittee to arrange bylaws.
Miss Mamie Woytych has been en-
PERTAINING party of young friends at
her home nearly every evening during
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Henry Viking,
Jr., gave a Christmas party at their
| home, Iglehart's, on Friday evening
last. The evening was enjoyed with
music. Refreshments were served at
late hour. Among those that were
present were Mr.. Louis and Miss
| Mamie Woytych, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Viking and John Remilleux.
Mr.. John Reid, of Iglehart's 5, left
on Friday for Philadelphia, to at
tend to business, also to attend the
quarterly meeting of the Wyoming
Tribe No. Z, L. o. r. M, of which
he has been a member over twenty
years. Mr.. Reid returned on Satur-
day
Old friends met here recently after
forty-one years. Mr.. James Anderson
| met Mr.. Dorsey, brother-in-law of Mr.
Maynard Carr. Mr.. Dorsey lived at
Igleharts in 1870. He also lived at
Bel Voir. That was many years ago,
and the friends had not met until
Monday. Of course each one was
young men then. The years have been
kind to both old friends.
MIR. John Reid has been made an
honorary member of the Richmond
Lodge No 230 A. F. and A. M. of
Philadelph of which Mr.. Reid has
been a member over twenty years,
after taking his card from Baltimore.
The lodge also presented him with
solid gold pin with blue enamel trim
mings.
A New Year party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
H. Viking, Sr., by Mr. and Mrs.
George Viking at the end of the old
year to see the new year enter. The
evening turned out very beautiful
after the clouds of the day and the
moon looked down on the New Year
1912. The evening was enjoyed by
all. Music was furnished by the COM
pany, each one PLAYING different in
strument. 1t was a surprise to the
elders, as they did not expect to be
entertained with such fine music, as
many did not know of the others mu-
steal talent. Vocal music was also
rendered. Refreshments were served
on the stroke of ~ o'clock and all
wished each other happy and pros
porous New Year. The toast was
given by Mr.. John Reid to the head
of the house. 1t was responded to
by Mr.. Herman Viking, ST., and
Mr.. George Viking. Among those
present W ere Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
H. Viking, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Viking, Mrs. J. B. Woytych. Miss
Mamie Woytych, Mr.. Louis Woytvch.
Mr.. John Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Henry Viking, Jr, and John Remil-
lieux. l.. NJ w.