The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-10-30
SYKESYILLE.


of St. PauI's Methodist Episcopal
church, was married to Miss Francis
Gunagan, of Philadelphia, Thursday,
October 22, at d. III. at the Erie
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia, BY Rev. j. @. Petre, a.
sisted by Rev j. Grey, pastor OF that
church. Mr.. Walter III. Id. Ardeune
acting as groom's man, preceded the
groom in advancing to the altar fronl
the side door. At the same time he
entered the church, two ushers, MIR
Charles III. Jaggers, brother OF the
groom, and Mr.. Charles Matthias
cousin to the bride. made the way fol
the bride and her attendants Miss
Maryland Gunagan, younger sister o
the bride, was the bridesmaid, she fol
lowed the ushers and directly behint
her walked Miss Eugenia Gunagan
the maid of honor, elder sister of the
bride. The bride advanced down thu
isle on the arm of her brother, b,
whom she was given in marriage. The
bride wore white crepe de chine
beautifully draped in folds ending AZ
IA train. The veil was made in tht
shape of the dutch veil and wa. hell
in place by lilies Of the valley. Sh'
carried a shower bouquet Of large
white ehrysanthemums. The brides
maid was dressed in pink charmeuse
trimmed with pink chiffon and a pinl
pan velvet girdle The maid of honol
also wore pink charmeuse but will
lace over dress. Both attendants
carried bouquets OF pink chrysanthe
NUNS. "a reception was held aftel
the ceremony at the home or th'
bride. About fifty guests were pres
ent. Immediately after the ceremon!
they left for Washington, ID. c., wher'
they spent their honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Wallace
Perkins, of Camden, New Jersey, ar
the guests of their cousins, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bailey Dudderar.
Mrs. Ernest Beasman, of Canada
who had been the recent guest q
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Albert Dud
derar, il spending a week in Wash
ington, ID. G.
Miss Mary Gallon, of Baltimore
spent the weeks end at the home o
Mr.. John Clarke.
Mr.. Blair Brooks, of Rhode Island
is spending several weeks at tn
home of his aunt, Miss Ursuali
Brooks.
Sunday, November Al, will b. Oh
served a. Temperanc Sunday AT II
Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
A special program is being prepares
| by Mrs Bailey Dudderar to be rem
dered at the Sunday school hour. A
II o'clock Major Hall will deliver al
! address on Temperance. At in tn
evening Rev F. Y. Jaggers will b
present All are cordially invited Z
attend these services.
N Mrs. James tMercier and daughter
v Hortense, of Baltimore. spent th
weeks end AL the home OF Mrs. Fran
Hale
I Mr. and Mrs. John Harris entertain
ed at supper Wednesday evening d.
/ o. Hare, Major NJ. A. Hall, DR.. T. N
West and Mr.. Seabrook.
Mrs. Mamie Devilbiss entertaine
at Supper Sunday evening Mr.. an
Mrs. Jessie Devilbiss, Mr.. and Mrs
Rob. Shut and Miss Helen Devilbis:
on Baltimore Misses Ruth an
Louise Bennett and Mrs. Margare
Hatfield.
Rev. F. Y. Jaggers, with his bride
returned to his boarding house o
Wednesday night gave them an infoI
NAL reception that evening. Thos
present were: DR.. Charles Dudle!
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw German, DR.. an
Mrs Harry Purdum, MIR. and Mrs "
III. Bennett, Mrs. III. MI West, Mrs. -
Barnes, Mrs. William Melville, Dr-
w. Heffenger, Mr. ILL., Tompllso1
Misses Anna Randall, Ruth Bonnet
Mrs. Harry Gosnel.
The play entitled The Mishap c
Minerva" to be given in the LyceuI
the evening of November 9Th, by som
of the young people of Sykesville TO
various benevolences, promises to b
entertaining in every respect. Th
first scene depicts Minerva Sterling
Miss Helen Harris, young lady TO
ready to oblige anybody and every
body, and consequently having every
body's work to do, In the library 9
her home on the eve of a reception t
a number of clubs, and everythin
going wrong. Her father and mother
Mr.. Nathan Hobbs and Miss Ma
Sullivan, not in sympathy with th
reception, have gone to the city 10
the night. NO cure Minerva OF he
severe case OF oblige-itis, her siste
Clara, Miss Lille Davis, Harr
Stevenson, Mr.. Earle CLANCY, a youn
reporter attentive to Clara, and d.
Victor Browne, Mr. Eldridge Hill, a
admirer of Minerva's, but who has S
far not made much progress in hi
suit on account of Minerva's fads, a
form plot to break up the reception
and how the plotters become entane
led fiji their own plot, and at the sam
%-w rurf frfn
Miss Janet Sprecher, a very neV
policeman anxious to make hit wit
the force, and very Jealous in hi
duty, the audience will take pleasur
in finding out The other character
are Belle Brantley, Mrs. Weer, wild
awake reporter for the "Screamer
and anxious for a scoop; Miss Pal
mer, Miss Elva Selby, busy philan
thropist; Mrs Wright. Miss Rut
Bennett, Club woman interested i
ice; the two maids in the Sterlin
household, Molly, Miss Helen Farqu
harson and Mary Jane. Miss Adel
Harris, who also become entangle
with Officer Carey, and Mrs. Jenni
Van Duysen Spuyker, the idol Of tn
club women. The audience will wei
come It's old favorite, MIR. Eldridg
Hill, and while the other members O
the troupe will make their initia
bow I'D the public. From what W. VIII
derstand IL viii be very good bow
and a very enjoyable evening 4
promised. Tickets on sale at Dl
SWANS.
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