The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-01-31
SYKEsVILLE..


Mr.. Gowman, Of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Ida Cor
such.
A surprise party was given Mr.
Harry Weer Monday night. Those
present were: Misses Lilly Davis,
Margaret Harris, May Carter, Lilly
Wheatly. Margaret Barlow. Esther and
Mae Sullivan; Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Weer, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Weer and Mr..
and Mrs Harry Weer; Messrs. Clar-
ence Clarke, Marion Harris, Raymond
Jenkins, James Carter. Harry Carter
and DIR. J. Koerner.
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Mellor enter
tanned on Sunday Rev. Mr.. Deal and
Mrs. William H. Bennett.
Mr.. L p. Shultz Is unable to be out
on account of the grippe.
I Miss L. p. Tompon visited Balti-
more this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade II. d. WarfIeld
gave a dance at the Lyceum in honor
of their daughters, Misses Josephine
and Helen Warfleld. Tuesday night.
January %. The Lyceum was beau
tifully decorated In potted plants and
ferns. Garlands of Southern smIlax
draped the walls. The stage was
made 1t very picturesque Mr.. Joseph
Lippy, the caterer served luncheon
consisting OF salads, fruit, etc, etc,
after which fancy cakes and ices we're
served. Professor James II. Blanch.
of Baltimore, furnished the music.
The invited guests were: Misses Nellie
and Hattie Bennett, Ida. Elsie and
Fanny Jones, Carrie Hewitt, Ella
fHaFH hi
Sprecher, Lillian Schultz. Maria and
Julia Mcdonald. Corinne Cauthorne.
Mary Merceron, Normita de MurguIn-
do. Grace Ridgely. JemmIna Forsythe,
! Grace yelling. Nettie snoWden, Mar
garet Black, Annie Warfeld, Emma
crabgter, Ruth Derrett. Dorothy Mel
lor, Margaret Howard, of Washington.
ID. c: Blanche Warfield, of Wheeling.
w. Va. Mary Miller. Of ClarkaxIlle.
Md: Louise Pierce. OF Monkton, Nd !.
Elizabeth and Watched Harding. of
Ellieott City. Mrs. Ida Gorsuch, Mr.
and Mrs. William Stln8on Meaars.
. and MesdameH=- Johnnie Beasman.
Gephart. l. =. Schultz. Howard var
field. Z. A Anderson, Norman Hood.
Lee Warfield. Robert Taylor. Spencer
Pendeil. Z. T. Bennett. Augustus
HAlkEhs MI anu MITE 64Ibh Il1IHstl
Mt Airy. DR. and Mrs. Il s. Swain
7 DR.. and Mrs. ]. + Waeaehe. DR. and
Mrs. ]. Morris. Dr. and Mrs. J. Clarke
Mrs. Mary Riggs. Mrs. de Muguindo
! DIR. Eekerdt, Ut. Heffenger and DR.
; Smith: Mesarsz-John DelAahmntl
John and Benjamin Hldgely. blair
! Brooks. Stinson Riggs. Frank BeaH-
man, Ralph Ellleott. Edward Warfleld
} Walter Black. Herbert Black. MorfI.
| mer and Thaddena CrahHter. Henry
] Mereeron, James ForayIhe.. J. Tom.
! Dlinson. William Hammond, Alex
} Cauthorne. {. Clemson. Of WeaimIna
ter: DeYries eassard. Of st Johns
! College. Annapolis: Thomas yelling
: William yelling. Lloyd Beverly and
: l,owndeg Bennett. n buchanan. Eco
] Dorsey. Henry Snow. Henry and Low.
; ard Baetyer. Walter Haatyer, ia Il
! George. Walton II. Grant. Edward
E Stewart. Herbert Oliver. Arthur For.
sythe. Frank Mellor, Maurice Bentley
] Of Sandy Springs Edward Powell
: Thomas and Powell Harding, OF Iii.
: colt City. Mr.. Wade Il d Warfeld
wore lavender aatin yelled In lavender
: chiffon. with black mafIb0n and Fer.
: sian trimming Miss Josephine Naf,
Geld wore salmon satin trimmed IN
E pearls. Miss Helen Narneld Rars
7 yellow satin trimmed In crystal HIsl
. Louise Pierce sore blue chiffon yelled
In black net Miss NIngold al
: gowned in pink satin trimmed n
g white marabou and pink roses Mra
E l.. II. Schultz wore white yoiie HIli
; touches OF coral Mrs. ]. Morris Ror,
! pink satin. Mrs.. William afInHof
wore pink satin yelled IN pink chiffon
Mrs Augustus Riggs. sr.. Har,
lavender crepe dc chine. Mrs
: Augustus Riggs. Jr.. wore white
satin trimmed n crystal Mrs. Gep,
! hart wore white satin trimmed In
pearls. Mrs Lee Wardeld wore en-.
, broidered white satin yelled In white
chiffon. Mrs. sprecher wore Era,
satin. hrs, Ida GorEneh wore Whit
, yoile. Miss Elizabeth Harding Hnre
green satin trimmed In brown marIbou
/ Miss Yachel Harding wore pink satin
, trimmed In white marIkon. CorInne
Cauth0rne wore pink mezgallne draped
In white chiffon. Grace yelling wore
green aatln yelled In white embraIder
ed chiffon with crystal trimming Mari
Welling's gown was yelled Ia blue
crepe de chine With blue gilt fringe
Grace Ridgely wore pink satin Carrie
j Hewitt wore black lace over red satin
, Nellie Bennett wore biaeKnet over blue
satin. Mary MeTeeron wore red mes
saline draped IN lavender crepe=de-
chine and marIbou Lillian Schultz
wore white lowered six draped in
white chiffon With pearl trimmings
, Mrs. ?. 7, Bennett wore white satin
yelled IN blue chiffon Nth crystal
trimming and old lace. Dorothy Mellor
wore lavender chiffon over white satin
. trimmed In mani1ou elsie Jones wore
Copenhagen blue satin yelled In bead
/, ed maranisette. Several Iigues of the
german were led by Mr. Charles O.
Clemson. OF Westminster. and Miss
. Elizabeth Wingoid, OF Richmond. "a,
and By Mr.. Mitchell, of Baltimore. and
Miss Josephine Warfeid.
Miaa Ruth Befrett Is whiting friends
In Alabama.
Our neighboFhood Il responding
rapidly to the last call Of the Sykes.
Vile Dramatic Club as It goes out of
existence at The Lyeeum next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings NJ o'clock.
Many tickets have been sold for both
performances. and no little trouble
has been taken BY the management to
make this dramatic entertainment an
artistic success. The question has
arisen what constitutes this Family
AFFAIR." We hear there Is much COM
plication when three wives and four
babies appear On the scene. Mr.. TO-
land Narfeld comes all the way from
Ohio 10 be the hero on this occasion,
and when surrounded By his house
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