The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03
MANCHESTER,

One on the pleasant features of The
services held during the week at the
Lutheran Church was Reception
Night, Wednesday evening, given by
the Ladies' Aid Society. a large
number Of friends enjoyed the social
period and the following program:
Duet, Love Divine" Mrs William
Mather. MIR. George Armacost: read
In, a Summer Idye," Miss Isabelle
RoOp; quartette, Star a DEFENDING
Night Mrs M Mather, Miss a.
Lynch, Mr.. Perez Wentz, Mr.. George
Armacost; solo, Mrs. William Mather.
reading, MIRANDA On the Adventure
Of InValadism," Miss Isabelle Roop;
duet. Drift My Bark" Mrs. William
hather. Miss Catherine Lynch:
quartette, Mrs. Mather, Miss Y.
Lynch Mr. Perez Wentz, MIR. George
Armacost; address, Sister Bertha
Clousher- Refreshments were served
In the social hall. Friday night.
August 27, the town was given a
musical treat, the large church was
filled the following program enter
tanned them: Overture, Last Idea "
Won Weber" Miss Miriam Bergman;
anthem, 'Hark. Hark. MY Soul" by
the choir; instrumental, selected,
HoYacker Orchestra solo, "a Song
Of Thanksgiving" Mrs. G. Nj. Eyster;
piano solo, The Last Hope" Miss
Pearl Wertz; quartette, The Com
fcrter Come to MY Soul One Day"
Rev. !. B. Lau, Mr. Roswell Hoff-
acker, MIR. III. II. Smith and Mr.. ". II.
Geiselman; instrumental, selected.
Hoffacker Orchestra; duet, Twilight"
Miss Edna LaMotte and Rev. j. B.
LaU; piano solo, Racing Down the
Rapids" Mrs. Rudolph Wink; solo,
King on Kings" Miss Edna LaMotte:
piano solo. "Papillons dAmour," Mrs.
H. A- Berwager; instrumental, se-
lected. Hoffacker Orchestra. Rally
Day exercises by the Sunday school
and Christian Endeavor at night
closed a week on services that will
BE- remembered by all those who were
present a. most elevating and in-
structiye- Last week the paper
stated they collected $4,000 II
should have been 100000. At this
writing it has grown to $4,000.
Dr. and Mrs Sherman entertained
some OF the younger set at dinner
Sunday August ~, in honor Of their
Laughter, Miss Corinne's borthday.
course dinner was served Those
present were Dr. and Mira. Sherman,
Misses Corinne Sherman, Virginia
Boetler, Helen r. Houck, Miss Lam
bert, Miss Ray Hofracker, Dr. Harry
Masenhimer, MIR. Ross Blocher, Mr.
Robert Shaw and Mr. Harold Frank
forter
Mrs. Rudolph Wink gave a porch
party at the home of her father, Mr..
William Burgoon, Wednesday morn
ing, August p, In honor Of Miss
Helen Houck, Oh Baltimore. The
guests enjoyed the hospitable enter
tainment and delightful refresh
mants- The guests were. Mrs VIM.
A- Burgoon and daughters, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Wink and Marguerite Burgoon
Mrs. Cornelius Miller, Misses Helen
r. Houck. Dora Leese, Carrie La
Motto, Mildred Hanson, Ray Horf-
acker, Mae Musselman and Miriam
Bergman
Mrs. H. s. Musselman entertained
Informally Monday evening, August
80. in honor Of her house guests. Mrs
Martha Crumrine and Mrs. Q. MI
Eyster. Of Baltimore.
Miss Helen R. Houck, who spent
the past tMo weeks visiting at the
home on her aunt, Mrs. Cornelius
Miller, returned home Sunday.
MFR. and Mrs. Philip Schultz 1nC
Mrs Schulz. Of Baltimore, were this
guests OF DIR. and Mrs. Denner over
Sunday.
Miss Sadie Masenhfmer will hoIC
"Jitney Festival" at her home, Sat
urday evening. September It'll
Miss Fannie Ross is spending sew
eral days ut Braddock Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs Brock Shaw and sons
John. Robert and Harry, On Freder
lex. spent the past week at the hom'
Df Mr.. ShaWrs brother snd sisters
Mr. John and the Misses LaMotte.
Dr- Thomas ~. Land has returne,
home from his soionrn OF two week
in the mountains. He was accom-
named BY his son. Prof. Georg
Land