The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-02-26
Nj MANCHESTER.

6.AA Mss 1ldLl -. TOlls Of LOUISVILLE,
Pa, were married last Thursday
morning, February is, at 1880.
The ceremony was performed BY the
Rev Harvey Klaer, at the Covenant
Presbyterian Church, Harrisburg,
Pa "a wedding dinner was served at
the home of the Misses Lush, 1706
North 5th street, Harrisburg. Mr..
and Mrs. Lcese left for a wedding
trip, expecting to arrive in Manches-
ter Saturday, February ~, at the
home of tn groom's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. George Leese, where reception
will be given Saturday evening in
their honor They will reside in
Manchester. Our congratulations are
extended to the young couple for a
happy welded life.
"a most enjoyable house party was
given by Miss Margaret Thurman, of
Misses Elizabeth Myers and Helen
Greenholt, of Baltimore The other
house guests were Misses Lolita Lust
naur, of Baltimore; Eva Preston,
Hampstead Messrs. Byard Devilbiss,
Walkersville; Marion Porterfield,
Martinsburg, w. Va; Elmer Hobbs,
Colersville, Nd, and Mr. Hickman
Myers, of Baltimore Saturday ev-
ening, February 20, they entertain
ed their Manchester friends. Those
present were Mt. and Mrs. H. S.
Musselman, FL. J. r. Lamotte, K. w.
Gregory, Mrs William Masenhimer,
w. D. Hanson, J. Sherman, c. Turner,
Misses Julia and Winfield Masen-
himer, Corinne Sherman, Grace and
Dora Leesc; Messrs. Charles Miller,
Will Culp, DIR. league and Harold
Frankforter. Abundant refreshments
were served. The out-of-town guests
left for their respective homes, Tues
day, the 23rd, after a most enjoyable
week
The Literary Society of Manches-
ter High School observed Washing
tons birthday by having an appro-
pirate entertainment. The following
program was well rendered: Opening
by president, May Musselman; sing
ing, Ode to Washington; reading OF
minutes and roll call by the score
tary, Fannie Shower; distributing Of
souvenirs to visitors and pupils; Es-
say on Washington, Anna Ridgly;
recitation, ODER Witter: recitation,
"Our Flag" Margaret Zulauf; read
ing, William Musselman; recitation,
Guess Who?" Corinne Miller; sing
ing, by the school; recitation, Luther
Manchey; anecdote, Helen Burgoon;
recitation Elsie Denner; reading,
Mildred Hanson; recitation, by Gil
more Lippy and David Frock; ad-
dress, by Rev. ]. p. Lau; singing;
critics report; reading Of Journal, ad-
journment There were about 80
visitors present, who were greatly
pleased with the program.
Quite unique advertisement was
made last week at the Carroll
Cigar Company's Factory. "a man.
moth cigar measuring 3 feet, inches
in length and well proportional. 1t
was made for a customer i'm Phila-
delphia, who desires it for his show
window 1t was rolled by Mr.. Ardine
Manchey, and il a fine piece of work.
Mrs. Henry Smith, Of York, Pa,
paid a short visit at the home OF her
brother, Mr.. Nelson Grove, Of Green
this town with friends.
Mrs. D. G.. Everhart and son, Of
Frederick, are visiting Mrs. s. Mus
selman, of North Main street
Mrs. Charles Grove suffered a
Slight stroke oil paralysis last week
at the home of her son, Nelson, with
whom she resides. At this writing
her condition Is greatly improved.
Mr.. Henry Crafts home was the
scene of small company Tuesday
evening, February 16, in honor Of the
birthday Of Mr.. W. Hersh. Singing
and games were INDUCED in. The
Faust Nachts and coffee were enjoy
ed, and Grandmother Graf, SO years
old, entered into the festivities, as
though she was only IS.
AT the congregational meeting held
in the Reformed Church last Sunday,
the Dist, Il was decided to appoint
the trustees of the church to wait
upon the members, and if sufficient
amount OF money be subscribed they
will build parsonage this summer.
Mr.. Geo. A. Grouse, who spent the
past three weeks in Reading, Pa, re
turned home Monday.
The Aid Society OF Emanuel Luth-
eran Church held its regular month
ly meeting, Monday evening, February
%, In the social hall on the church.
The meeting was opened by singing,
America, and responsive scripture
reading. Az roll call the dues
amounted to $21O5. The election Of
officers followed. President, Mrs. I'll.
8 Musselman; vice-president, Miss
Emma E. Trump; secretary, Mrs
VIM III. II. Bergman; treasurer, Miss
Ada Trump. The society decided
to hold its annual social On Easter
Monday evening, April 9TH. The fol-
/ lowing program was then rendered:
instrumental solo, Miss Marian
Bergman; recitation, Murray Ament;
recitation, Florence Marshall; in
strumental duet, Mrs. r. Berwager
and Miss Mildred Hanson; recitation,
Gertrude Barnhart; instrumental
solo, Lamar Hoffman; recitation,
Howard Wink; song on Washington
by the Juniors; the Lords prayer in
unison, was followed by an adjourn
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