The Democratic advocate., 1914-11-06
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Miss Caroline Hewitt was the Sun
day guest OF Miss Corinne Cauthorne
Mrs. John Woodard, Of Easton, has
been the recent guest OF Mrs. William
Sh1pley.
Mrs. John Cauthorne spent Monday
and Tuesday with friends in Balti-
more.
Rev. William K. Marshall attended
the Episcopal convention held in Bal
timore last week at Christ Church.
Mrs N. 8. Jones was the weeks end
guest of Mrs. William Norwood, OF
Baltimore.
Mrs. William X. Marshall was the
last weeks guest Of Misses Francis r.
and Elsie Jones.
Mrs. LoWndes Bennett entertained
the card club Friday afternoon.
Mir. and Mrs Thomas Stewart and
sons, Edward and Vernon, were tn
Sunday guests or MIR. and Mrs. Newton
DeVires.
Mrs. Walter Shipley has been spend
ing several days in Baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Warfield, Of Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Warfield, Of
Howard county
Mrs. LoWndes Bennett is the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. Arthur Forsythe.
Miss Lille Hewitt was the Saturday
night guest of Miss Francis 1. Jones.
Mr. Percey Shipley, of fredericksburg,
is spending several days with his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Shipley, of
alpha, Howard county.
The subscription card party given
by the members of the card club held
in the Amusement Hall of Springfield
State Hospital, last Thursday after
noon was quite a success. They made
S6E, which will Je sent to the Red
cross Society
Miss Dorothy Shipley gave "A very
enjoyable masquerade party on Hal
lOEeen night to few of her friends
The house was beautifully decorated
i'm orange, red and black crepe paper,
autumn leaves and lanterns of all
sorts. Games we're played until 11-3O
and refreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses Caroline Bevard,
Dorothy DeVires, Katherine Mcdonald,
Ruth Dorsey, Floria Shipley and
Dorothy Shipley, Wakeman Bevard,
Dorsey Shipley, John DeVires, Suter
Norris, Charles Adams and Harry
Carter Wakeman Bevard was dress
ed as a cavalier of the middle ages,
Charles Adams was black domino,
John DeVires as Gretchen, Caroline
Bevard as a sun flower, Gloria Shipley
as a messenger boy, and Dorothy
Shipley as a Xmas fairy.
Mrs Margaretha Miller, S6 years old,
died Sunday morning at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. @. a. Phoebus, 1211
West Franklin street, Baltimore. Death
was due to heart disease. Mrs. Miller
was born i'm Germany and came to this
country when she was is years old.
She was married twice. Her first
husband was August Smith and the
second John Miller. Several of her
relations are fighting in the European
War. She is survived by two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Marion Horan and Mrs. c.
A. Phoebus. and two sons, George w.
Smith. of Los Angeles, and ]. A.
Smith, of Nevada. Funeral services
took place Tuesday morning at $50
from the Springfield Presbyterian
church at Sykesville. Mrs. Miller was
resident of SykesYille for number
of years and was highly respected.
The news of her death, although she
was an old lady, came as shock to
her many friends.
Miss Dorothy Shipley entertained at
her home on Sunday evening MIR. and
Mrs William Shipley, DIR. and Mrs.
". F. Smith, Miss Alice Catlfn and Mr..
Brlscoe, Of Baltimore.
MFR. Samuel Shipley spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch,
OF Westminster
Miss Gloria Shipley, who is attend
ing St. Joseph's Academy, Pennsyl-
vania, is home for the winter on ac-
count of poor health.
Miss Jenive Shipley is visiting in
Baltimore.