The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-11-04
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

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Pyles, OF Washington, D. c., to Mr.
Roman Eldridge Warren, of Richmond,
Va, at the home of her parents, Oct.
9th. They will reside in Richmond.
Miss Pyles, with her parents spent two
summers in the Park.
We hear that Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Kuykendall are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a little girl at their home in
Keyser, W. Va.
Mrs. Amman and daughter. of St,
Louis, Mo-, have rented one of the
buildings known as Virginia Homes, for
next season. They returned to St.
Louis Friday.
Mrs. Bassell and daughter, Miss
Finell, were called to Parkersburg, w.
Va, the latter part of last week, by
the serious illness of Mrs. Bassell's
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Sharp, of New
Philadelphia, Ohio; Mrs. Pierce, of
Washington, D. c., and DR.. and Mrs.
Carr, of New York City, returned to
their homes the latter part of last week.
The outlook for the Home Coming
season of 1916 is very encouraging.
Those in charge Of the several large
conventions are enthusiastically work
ing for the greatest success possible
At this early date active work is in
progress. Such a splendid united effort
has not been seen for years. An out
line of the meetings of 1916 has been
largely published in daily and weekly
papers. The public is not asking what
are the prospects for the Park next
summer" but are saying "There'n be
something doing in the Park next sea-
son.
The civic club is planning a number
of great days for tournaments, recep-
tons and a general good time. They
will give three splendid entertainments
in the ampltheater during the summer.
There will be lively times at the meet
ing of the roads" They will have the
new drinking fountain in position for
the opening of thelseason. The young
ladies of the club will have Crystal
Spring and surroundings in most de-
lightful shape for picnic purposes and a
resting place for those who enjoy a
tramp around the lake. Miss Dare the
president, Miss Davis, a leader among
the young folks. Mrs. Carr. Mrs. Tai
son, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Campbell, Miss
McClain and host of other live wires
of the club are doing things for next
seasons happiness.
Mrs. Campbell is having the grounds
around The Braethorn" graded and in
the spring this charming boarding house
will be painted and put in inviting shape
for the Home Coming season.
Joshua Turney and family have moved
into the J. P. Allen property on H
street.
Mr.. Samuel WEIGH is the guest of
his mother, Mrs. Bryson WEIGH on
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Sterling
have moved into Mrs. P T. Cartwright S
home property and will spend the
winter with her.
The improvements to and about the
bowling alley will be appreciated. The
large porch along the entire south side
of the building will be a most charming
rest-a-while spot, where a delightful
picturesque outlook will be had; from
which the games on the tennis court
will be observed ard on which evening
receptions may be held, This building
at the meeting of the roads" will be
very popular meeting place for the
summer visitors.
The Republican printery has printed
for Mr.. w. C. Huntington of the
Mountain Lake Hotel, very attract
i've folder, nicely illustrated, describing
the beauty and advantages of Mountain
Lake Park and calling the attention of
the public to this popular hotel
Mrs. Hayward was quite i'll last week.
Mr.. Hayward has returned to the
Park and is ENJOYING a visit with home
folks.
The oyster supper given by the ladies
of the U. B. church Saturday night
was an enjoyable occasion as well as a
profitable enterprise. Through the
afternoon pumpkin pies were sold to
the public.
Emory Freeland and wife have re-
turned from their visit to West Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Commerford
have gone to California. Pa, to spend
some time.
Messers. Gay and John Hayden came
home to vote Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tower and
family returned to Cumberland Sunday.
Miss Rhoda WEIGH, teacher of the
Loeb Lynn public school spent Sunday
with her sister Miss Mildred, near
Gorman.S
Mrs. Mary C. Davis will spend the
winter at jamestown, New York.
There was but little mischief done in
the Park hallow zen. A few wagons
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