The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-03-13
SYKES VILE.

Rev. and Mrs. r.. W. Deale were
given a very delightful surprise party
Thursday evening ut the home or Mr.
and Mrs. William Melville. Those
present were MesSrs. and MeSdameB
William Melville, II. ". Deale, E. r..
CLANCY. Levi Barnes; Misses-Lsona
Hale, Lille Wheatley, Esther and
May Sullivan, Minnie Phillinger,
and Elizabeth Hepner, Lille Davis;
Jenkins, Eldridge Hill, Charles Mer-
Maurice Bennett, Harry Carter, Harry
Hissey, Henry Grimes. William
Brown, Henry Clarke, Charles ThOmp-
son and Marion Harris.
\ Mrs. Hess and daughter, Florence,
OF Baltimore. are visiting az the home
OF Rev. and Mrs W. X. Marshall.
visiting her sister, Mrs. g. Fl. Sulli-
van, for several months, has return
ed to her home in Terra Alta, w. Va.
The Missionary Society OF the
Presbyterian Church met at the home
OF Mrs. r. W. Carter Thursday after
noon.
Miss Martha Hepner, of Trenton,
who had been visiting her father, Mr..
Asa Hepner, has returned home
\ Mrs. Belle Gather. of Arlington, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Frank Hale.
! Miss Lillian Schultz, who had Deen
spending several weeks in Baltimore
II has returned home.
Mrs. G.. Fl. Sullivan entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society Tuesday after
noon.
we are very sorry to hear Oh the
\ illness OF Mrs. w. X. Marshall.
\ Mrs. 2. NJ Mellor, IT., visited Bal
\ timore last week
X Miss Esther Sullivan was given u
very enjoyable surprise On Tuesday
evening. The evening was spent in
playing games and vocal and instru-
mental selections were rendered.
Those winning prizes during the ev-
ening were Mr.. Earle CLANCY and
Clarence Clarke. Those present we're:
MessrS. and Mesdames-Irvin Buck
ingham, Harry Weer, Earle CLANCY,
G. Fl. Sullivan, Ell. ". Deale, William
Melville, j. B. Koerner, Albert Dud-
derar, William Hepner; Misses
Esther and Mae Sullivan, MARI Z.
Shipley, Bertha Aldridge. Mamie
Burdette, Pearl and Dona Hood, Mar
garet, Helen and Adele Harris, Ruth
Bennett, Lille Davis, Lillian Wheat
ley, Minnie Phillinger, Emma Hobbs,
Mamie Hughes; Messrs.-Nathan
Hobbs, Eldridge Hill, Harry Hissey,
Maurice Bennett, Henry Grimes,
Charles Thompson, Ernest, Ridgley,
William Hughes, Clarence Clarke,
Harry Carter, Marion Harris, James
Carter and George Gardner.
/ DIR. and Mrs. ]. Y. Waesche, Miss
Lillian Hewitt, Mr.. w. w. Chiples and
DR.. J. H. Smith attended the Fourth
Annual Concert at the Masonic Hall,
Baltimore, the evening Of March 9Th.
The program was of a high order
and beautifully rendered. Aftel the
concert refreshments were served in
the banquet hall and the temple was
thrown open for inspection.
4 Mrs. Oliver Martin and children,
of Baltimore, are visiting MT and
Mrs. Phillip Lee.
\ Mrs Alexander of Landsdown, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Clarke.
\ Mrs. Benjamin Fowble, Of Balti-
more, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Arlington.
Those that visited Annapolis on
Tuesday in the interest of the state
wide local option bill were; Messrs-
John Harris, Walter Jenkins, w. L.
Ridgely and p. M. Mellor.
Y Mrs Alex Hobbs and little daugh-
ter, Of Relay have been the recent
guests of Mrs Edwin Alexander.
Mr. Saib Brown spent Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. w. X. Brown.
Mrs. r. T. Swain spent last Thurs
day in Baltimore.
Mr.. George Schroeder, who has
been i'll for some time, is improving
slowly.
William R. Shipley visited Balti-
more last week
Many a man has one wife too many