The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-04-04

Leslie Pyle was the over Sunday guest
of Philadelphia friends.
| Mrs. Amy Reynolds. of Media, spent
the week with Miss Mary Brum6eId.
| J. n. Brown. of Sudbury, Pa, spent
Wednesday with George G. Reynolds.
| Bernard Efing, Of Swarthmore. Pa,
was a Sunday visitor Of his brother.
Harry Efing. and family.
Miss Maude Kirk, of Baltimore. spent
Sunday with her sisters. Mrs. H l..
Worthington and Miss Hanna Kirk, East
Main street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wood Fischer spent sew
Ieral days with their son. Raymond Fis-
cher. and wife. at Drompelier Place.
coatesville. Pa.
Miss Ada Reynolds were the guest Of
Mrs. Anna Wells in Elktoa last week.
and attended the ANIMAL Easter darce
held in the Armory
| Mrs. Wood Fisher, Of Colora, has been
summoned to Mortonvile, Pa Oh ac-
count Of the illness Of her. brother. G j.
Caldwell. whose condition is critical
| Miss Alice Clifford. OF this town. under
wenta successful operation for appended
tits on Wednesday, in Maryland General
Hospital. Baltimore. where She is resting
comfortably.
| DR.. and Mrs. A. Lee Porter, of Newark.
Dell. have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Dorothy Porter. to
Mr. Ernest Theodore Krauger. of Ham
burg, Germany
| Mrs. John Mccoy.s.of Baltimore. and
David 6. Mccoy. of Oxford. were enter
tanned on Sunday at the home Of Mrs
Jennie Whiteford and the Misses Mccoy.
South Queen street.
Robert p. Kirkbride and Miss Marga-
let Foster. both Of Marlton, N. F.. were
married February Io. The groom form,
erly Of Cecil county, is son of Phineas
and Mary PIERCE Kirkbride.
The engagement of Miss Grace W..
Strickland, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Strickland of Elkton. to Mr.. Hugh T..
Stephenson, of Port Deposit. has been an
nonnced. the wedding 10 take place in the
near future.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Branche Patton entertain
ed the following guests Saturday evening
at six o'clock dinner. the occasion being
their son Emerson's birthday: Dr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Moore, John 1. Stephens and
family. John M. Sterrett and family, Mrs.
Lillian Robertson and son Asher.
Misses Hanna and Mabel Reynolds en-
tertained number Of friends last Satur-
day at 2 O'Clock dinner, in honor Of Mrs.
Anna Reynolds, Mrs. Margaret Scott and
Perthenah Coulson's birthdays all hap
pening that week. Those present were:
Mrs. Amy Reynolds. Media; Mrs. S. R.
Powell. Mrs. Ella Pyle. Mrs. Edwin Rey-
nolds. Mary Brumfeld. Bessie Hartnett
The concluding meeting of the Mission
Study Class was held on Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
iaines. The winters study has EN-.
braced ''India's Awakening" and the pro-
gram for thet evening consisted Of excel
lent papers and talks'on various phases of
life and mission work in that country.
The class voted to contribute $a5 for the
education OF student 10 India. the sum
required for one years expnses al mis-.
sion school in thar country. Al the con-
cIusion Of the literary and musical ex-
ercises refreshments were served and
social intercourse INDUCED in, about
thirty-dve members and invited guests
being present to enjoy the evening S en-
ter,ainment
The as6-acre farm OF the late Corbin
Grafton. near Belair. has been bought by
Thomas Burling and corbin A. Grafton
for $4,000.
The feed store at the Hartford Agricul-
tural and Breeders Association race track,
near Havre de Grace. was burned to the
ground about1I o'clock Wednesday morn
/ ing.
A horse and buggy was stolen while
hitched along the streetin Havre de Grace
one night last week. The rig was located
two or three days afterward al a livery
stable in Newport. Del. where in had
been lefr by colored man who failed to
return.
Mr.. Melville GambriIl, of Wilmington.
Dell, has offered Wilmington Nj. E. Con-
ference, to give $1,000 for each $4,000. up
to $1,000. for fund for the Aged Prea-
a nimously accepted Mr. Gambrill's offer,
and the fund of S25, 900 viii be raised.