The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-10-25
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Il. n. WepStet - NtsttaiS tSseessN ?
IN Denton. Md.
Mrs. Mira Pyle of West Grove, Is visit
ing her son, chas. S. Pyle.
Austin Dixon, Of Philadelphia. visited
Ralph Reynolds on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M.sE. Founders have
been entertaining Mrs G. Vansant. OF
Cherry Hill.
Miss Grace Al. Wilson entertained her
cousin, Miss Marietta Mearns. Of Zion.
last week at Maple Lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Worthineton en-
joyed an auto tip to Baltimore last week.
where friends were visited.
Mr.. James B. Johnson. Of Charlestown.
and Miss Sue II: : Howell. of North East.
were married Tuesday evening, Oct. IS.
Mrs. Irene Hood. Of Philadelphia. and
Miss Mary Hood. Of Elwyn, were guests
Of Miss Carrie Cummings during the
week.
Mark Balderston. Of Colora, has entered
upon his duties a, Harvard University,
Cambridge. Mass, as post graduate
student in physics.
The marriage Of Harry G. Hallman and
Miss Laura M. Stanford both Of Perry
Vile. took place October 10, at the home
OF the brides parents.
Mr.. VIM H. M. Rambo, a former resi-
Hdent, OF Elkton, and Mrs. Ella NJ. Harris
were married on Wednesday, September
IS, at Peoria, III. They will reside al
Henry. III.
The Home Mission social was held on
Friday evening last at the home OF
Miss Mabel Johnson, on East Main street.
About forty members and invited guests
we're present to enjoy the occasion. The
exercises were opened BY singing and the
Lords Prayer. followed by recitation by
Miss Mary Taylor. chorus. reading Of the
Home Mission Journal, edited by Misses
Helen Shepherd and Emma Brown. in
strumental solo Miss Pearl Ryan. recita-
ton Miss Mabel Johnson. instrumental
solo Miss Ada Reynolds, chorus. Follow
ing the excellent program, refreshments
consisting of sandwiches and chocolate
were served, and various social games
participated in.
William Balderston. Boise. Idaho, with
his daughter Elizabeth. were Saturday
Monday visitors at the old homestead
now owned by his brother Elwood. at
Colora. Mr.. .Balderston was delighted to
see the old ighborhood after an absence
of eight years and take 4 drive and enjoy
its beautiful scenery. Though faces
change" he says, "you cannot change the
face of the beautiful country" His
daughter Elizabeth is taking course at
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, and his
daughter Katharine has entered Wellesley
College, Massachusetts. where her
cousins, Sarah Balderston. of Colora, and
Esther Balderston. of Ridgway, Pa, are
also in advanced classes.
Mrs. A. j. Fletcher. of South Acton, and
her Daughter. Mrs. ]. 1. Adams, Of Con-
cord. Mass. have been visiting relatives
in Cecil county this week. Mrs. Adams
was also accompanied by her little son,
Fletcher Adams. Mrs. Fletcher is a
native of the Ninth district and moved
from the Brick Meeting House to Massa-
chusetts as years ago. This was the first
visit in many years to the scenes of her
childhood and with her daughter and
grandson tour was made around Rising
Sun on Tuesday. Mrs. Fletcher said the
Maryland House was the only building
which did not seem to be changed in ap-
pearance. Although absent from the
county for so long they have kept tab on
events by being enrolled as MIDLAND
JOURNAL subscriber for the past 81 years.