The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-06-19
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Burgoon enter
tanned the younger set last Friday
evening, June 18th, in honor OF their
daughter Treva, who has been
student of the State Normal School
Baltimore, the past year. The guests
were entertained on the lawn The
Japanese lights, ferns and flowers
forming coy corners, made a pretty
scene. Music and games made the
hours fly; punch W. served during fhe
evening by the young ladies. At
late hour refreshments OF ice cream,
Strawberries and cake were much en-
joyed. The guests were: MIR and Mrs.
William Burgoon and daughters, Treva
and Marguerite; Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Burgoon and daughter. Naomi; Mr.
and Mrs al r.. BurgOOn; Misses
Julia and Winifred Masenhimer, Mae
Musselman, Fannie Shower, Mildred
Hanson, Helen Burgoon, Miriam Berg
man, Pearl Garrity, Minnie Burgoon,
Anna Shultz, Garaphelia Adkins,
Myrtle Loats. Mary Crumrine, Ruth
and Mr. R. B. Wink
Saturday evening young gentle
man from Hampden was riding his
stead and Mr.. John Hoover, of Hamp-
stead, was with him. Just out OF town
they were run down by a horse and
buggy by J. Fl. Sanders. The cycle
and buggy were both thrown over, the
horse running away. Mr.. Curtis
Hunts team was tied in front of Mr..
Manrath at the South end Of town
and the runaway team ran into this
buggy, damaging it quite little. After
the excitement had subsidized, it was
found that no one was seriously in
jured; MIR. Hoover sustaining the most
painful bruises. The horses were
slightly scratched, the wheel bent
and the two buggies done up. Sum
ming it all up, lit was a narrow escape
for all the parties.
Daniel and Jacob Lodge l. o. o. F.,
held its memorial service Sunday.
June 18th. The weather threatened
rain, but quite a large number of the
order and a goodly number of their
friends assembled for the occasion.
The following program was much En-
joyed: Music, band; hymn, by audi
ence; prayer, ]. E. F. Burgoon; from
bone solo, The Rosary, Fl. M.Loats;
Presentation of fifty-year membership
certificate to William a. Wolf; quartet,
Ross Hoffacker, H. NJ. Loats, A. H.
Geiselman, G. Reed, organ accompan-
it, Miss Margaret Loats; music.
band; address, William "A. Jones, G..
s., Baltimore; duet, Ross Hoffacker,
and H. Loats; hymn, God be with you
till we meet again; Lords prayer
Rev. Thomas Land, ID. d., held
Communion service Sunday morning,
June 18th.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles y. Everhart
left last Thursday for their new home
at Lewistown, Frederick county, Md
We are more than sorry to lose Mr..
and Mrs. Everhart from our midst;
they will be missed by their many
friends. But we wish them happiness
in their new home.
MIR. Rittenhouse. of Philadelphia,
Pa, with a degree team Of liz, organ
lied lodge, the Knights Of Friend
ship, last Thursday evening, June
18th, i'm the Red Mems Hall; 30 mem
bers were initiated. officers: J. Z.
Musselman, Frank K. Brilliant, Chas.
z. Brilliant, B. F. Armacost, Charles
g. Miller, John Adkins, John Hoover.
Lawrence Brilliant, George Kergner
and Elmer Lippy. This lodge has the
distinction Of being the first in the
State of that order.
The Hampstead base ball team
crossed bats with the Mechanicsville
boys Saturday, June 18th. The score
stood 8 to o. "A discussion arose i'm
regard to some points; the umpire
would not concede them to the wishing
team, who became angry and quit the
field. According to the rules of base
ball in this case the score stood 8 to
nothing in favor of Manchester.
Mrs. H. J. t. LaMotte is visiting
Mrs ILL., X. Hawk, of Reading
Mrs John III. Staub, OF Richmond,
Va, is visiting her mother, Mrs. May
Gettier, and friends.
MIR. and Mrs Twedell and son,
Burns. spent the weeks end at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Burns.
Miss Mary Myers, a student of the
Frederick school, has returned home
for the summer vacation.
Miss Carrie Sherman is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
The Willing Workers Aid Society
OF Trinity Reformed Church, met at
the home of Mrs. Chester Stick. A
collection of Sc was placed to their
credit This was the last regular
meeting for the year and the society
adjourned to meet the third Monday
in September
Children's Day service Sunday ev-
ening, June %, at 7.30 p. m. All are
cordially invited.