The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-05-17
SYKESVILLE.

Miss Mary Mcdonald and her little
niece, Katharine Mcdonald, were the
guests of friends in Woodstock, Sat
urday of last week
Miss Anna Hughes spent the
weeks end with friends in Cations
vile.
Mrs. Kate Mcdonald entertained
the members of the Bridge club
Thursday of last week.
MIR. Henry Bennett spent several
days last week in Baltimore, making
a selection OF motor cycles which will
be disposed of here.
Misses Mae Sullivan and Ruth
Richards were the weekend guests OF
friends in Baltimore last week.
a social will b. held in the Sum
day School room of &c. Pauls M. IL.
Church, Tuesday evening, May p, to
which all are cordially invited.
Mrs. Kate Boyer, who recently IN
derwent an operation at st. Agnes
Hospital, il recovering.
Mr. ~. M. MellOr, Jr, whose beautl-
full new home il nearing completion
will be ready to occupy it about June
1.
Last Sunday Messrs. Earl CLANCY
Maurice Bennett and Carroll Firoved
rode to Plane No. A, on their wheels
and returned late in the evening tired
and with excellent appetites for din
ner.
The members of the Sunday school
at Gathers entertained number OF
their friends last Friday evening. The
young ladies off SykesVille, among
whom were: Misses-Margaret Har-
ris, Dorothy Mellor, Esther Sullivan
Helen Harris Mae Sullivan, Janet
Sprecker, Margaret Barlow, Ruth
Richards, Ruth Bennett, Elizabeth
Bennett, Mae Carter, were chaperoneG
by Mrs. John Firoved. Rev. VIM. E
Harrison, Dr. John Koerner, Walter
II. Grant, Nathan Hobbs and Maurice
Bennett were also members of the
party. The evening was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present.
The Missionary Meeting at the
Springfield Church last week was 2
signal success. On Tuesday Dr. Nor
gan lectured on Foreign Mission and
DR.. Mcclellan on Home Missions.
Rev. and Mrs. West and their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs German have returned to their
country home after having spent the
Mrs. Josephine Warfield and he1
daughter, of Washington, D. c., are
here to spend the summer.
Quite a big dramatic treat i
promised att the Lyceum on Friday
evening, the twenty-fourth, when Mrs
David T. Barnes, of Lisbon, brings he1
theatrical troupe down to present the
three-act play "Jemima." This is
oiryoy, ~ ho VII
vile Dramatic Club, who will give .
curtain raiser called Mystery
Those taking part in this little up
to-date farce are Miss Schultz, Miss
Jones, Dr. A. Burton Eckerdt, Messrs
Hood Grant, the last being seen fol
the first time as a. Irish cook. The
entertainment ought To b. of "a pretty
finished nature, due to the natural
rivalry Of the two clubs. The Lisbon
Club has little the advantage, hav-
ing already run their play two nights
at Lisbon, nothing daunted, the Sykes
vile Club promises to hold its own
This Club will not present another
play until the latter part of next De
cember, when Mr.. S. Roland Warf1eld
will come on from Ohio to assume the
leading role. Those taking part in
"Jemima" comprise Mrs. Arthur 8
Kolb, Misses Macleod, Jones, and
Kolb; Messrs. Warfield, Black, Cos
nell, and CLANCY. Messrs. Kessler
and Wordsworth will sing in costume
''The Shutting Babe" and my Honey
Man. Tickets are on sale at the
Sykesville Pharmacy, DIR. r.. T.. Swain
having charge of same.
ed too late for publication last week.
EDITOR