The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-11-06

Miss Louise Worthington is enjoying
visit to relatives in Bucks county Pa.
Miss Evelyn Camera enjoyed an auto
trip to Washington and return this week
Mr. Clement K Way. of Greenville.
Pa. was Sunday guest of Miss Ella
Tome.
The Sewing Circle was pleasantly en-
tertained on Saturday afte rnooon at the
home Of Miss Ethel Reynolds.
Chalmer Reynolds and bride, of Den
ton. Md, we're guests of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Reynolds, on Sunday.
Celebration in honor of the fftieth we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs An
thony Cava took place last week at their
home uear Elkton.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Micheals. of
Philada., have been spending the week
at the home of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Haines
Miss BERTHE Laura Runner. of Wrights-
dale. Lancaster county. and John Nc
Coy. of State Road. Del.. were married
Oct Fl by Rev. H. H. Lefferts.
The marriage of DR.. c. Norwood
Wherry and Miss Edna. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jno W. Graham Of Chatham,
took place in Philadelphia. on Thursday
last.
Miss Ella and Miss Evalyn Tome have
returned to their home after two weeks
trip to Camden. Philadelphia. Chester and
Wilmington, being in Wilmington for
Old Home Week.
| Mr.. and Mrs Thomas E Biddle OF Elk
ton. announce the coming marriage of
their daughter. Miss Ada 7 Bddle to
William Moody. also of EIkton. The
wedding will take place Thanksgiving
Day.
Miss Iomia Benson daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Benson of Earleville.
and Henry Writ Kibler, of Chesapeake
City were married Saturday in ST. Steph-
ems Protest Episcopal Church by Rev. w.
A. Cole. Mrs Ottinger. of Phiada., was
matron Of honor and little Miriam Benson
flower girl. The groom was attended by
his brother, Thomas C. Kibler.
Misses Helen and Mildred Sheppard
entertained number of friends on Friday
evening last in very delightful manner
| The guests were masked and costumed
and each was required to do some stunt
before unmasking. when various Hal
lowe'eu games were INDUCED in and re-
freshments served. The rooms were
prettily decorated with jack-o-lauterns and
autumn leaves. About twenty guests en-.
joyed the hospitality of the young
hostesses.
The Chrysanthemum Tea to be held on
Wednesday evening, Nov II. by the
ladies of the Sunday school and Epworth
Leagne. in the basement of the M. E.
church of this town. promises to be fully
up to the high standard of this annual
culinary event.
s. Davies Warield, president of the
ESouthern Settlement and Development
Organization, suggests that the COM
mittees seeking to relieve the Belgian war
suffers, cooperate with the organization
in bringing Belgiaps here and helping
them to locate in Maryland.
We are in receipt of Vol. 1. No. I, of
The Agriculturist. published at Sparks,
Baltimore county, Md. issued monthly
by student board of Sparks Agricul-
tural High School. II is I6-page pub
LEGATION and is brim full of good reading
for the farm and home.
The damage suit of Randolph Lay, of
near Perryman. against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, for alleged personal
injuries received when struck by a train
at the Aberdeen crossing of the company
about a year ago. has been postponed
until the November term. of Hartford
court. and will be called for trial on Mon
day. November 20 Mr.. Lay claims
$2o.poo damages.
! Express companies operating through
out Maryland have 6led WITH the Public
Service Commission tariffs changing the
rate charged by the respective COM
panies, the new rate to become effec-
tive December Ist. The new rates effect
deductions in charges for packages weigh
ing mp 10 about rs pounds. which weight
Is far in excess of the average weight of
express shipments, the Interstate Com
meree Commission having complied slatis-
tics showing the average weighs Of all
shipments 10 be "a pounds.