The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-08-13
MANCHESTER.

Miss Mae Musselman entertained
a number of her friends Saturday
evening, August s, in honor of her
house guests, Misses Mildred Childs
and Phyllis Barns, of York, IT,, by
giving progressive 5OO-' The
rooms were artistically decorated
with flowers and greens. -Four tables
played. The first ladies' prize was
won by Miss Childs; the first gentle
mans prize by Mr. John Slack Ru-
doIph Wink won thu BOBBY prize Re-
freshments were served at late
hour. Those present were Misses
Mae Musselman, Mildred Childs
Phyllis Barns, Myrtle Loats, Francis
and Fife Slack, Ray Hoffacker, Treya
Wink, Miriam Bergman, Marie Our
sIer, Corinne Sherman; Messrs- Ever
EFT Werheim, q. Travean, Paul Horick
Ross Blocher, Rudolph Wink, John
Bardwell, Charles Miller, John
Slack, Bill O'Meare and Harry Mus
selman.
Little Misses Josephine and Isabel
Shaffer were the promoters of fes-
tival held at the home Of MIR. John
Baker for the benefit of the Ice and
Milk Fund. They realized $3.17
Those assisting the little ladies were
Francis Waggaman and Virginia May
Staub, Masters Burns Twedell, Ernest
Leese, Maxwell and Rix Everhart-
Masters Maxwell and Rix Everhart
of Frederick, Md, who had been Wis
iting their aunt, Mrs. Austin Gefsel-
man, the past two weeks, have re-
turned home
Miss Fannie Ross gave a progress
sive $500 party Tuesday evening
August 10, in honor of her house
guests. Five tables played. At a
late hour refreshments were served
The first ladies' prize was won by
Mrs XII MI Masenhimer; thu first
gentleman's prize by Mr. It'll MI T- -
Motto; Miss Carrie Baker won second
prize. The guests spent delightful
evening. Miss Ross was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Ida Perkins, Mrs.
Cornelius Miller and Mrs Margaret
LaMotte
Master George Shower, 11-year-old
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shower,
was shot in the abdomen, Saturday
evening He and several boys were
playing with cartridges, exploding
them by striking them with brick,
one III exploding struck George, the
brass cap lodging in the flesh. Tie
was taken to the Union Protestant In
Urinary Hospital, Baltimore, Sunday,
by DR.. Denner, and had it removed.
AT this writing he is convalescing
rapidly.
Dr. Luther Trump. who has had
several attacks Of heart trouble, suf-
fered a severe attack Sunday evening.
At this writing he is very ill; paraly-
sis is feared.
Miss Ross has a. her house guests
Mrs. Fannie Gernand and daughter,
Mrs. Auldon, Miss Alesia Auldon, Mrs.
Ida Perkins, Mrs. Jones and children,
Miss Watson, Mr.. William Weaver
and Mr.. Gernand, all of Baltimore.
Miss Selma Lynard and sister, Mrs.
Edward Kneller, gave family din
ner Sunday, August Sth, In honor Of
their sister, Mrs. BEin, OF Baltimore.
Those present were MI. and Mrs. Il.
Bein and children, Fred, Charles and
Bessie, Mr. and Mrs. Sherick and
granddaughter, Mrs Gender, Mr. E
Garrett, MI. Harvey Lynard, III B.
Lynard and family, AIr. and Mr.. C-
Gender, ID. II. Frankforter, Miss Mel
lin. In the afternoon they were en-
lOi IoiICO Win iiuSlSel oClSSlAOho ny
Mr.. f. Bein.
Mrs. Charles Shaffer and son, Noble,
ar visiting Mr. Oliver Lippy, Mrs
Skaters father
MI. and Mrs. Chester Stick spent
ten days visiting friends in Hanover
and York. Pa.
Mrs. Grouse and daughter, of Bal
timore, are visiting at the home. Of
Mr. John Leese.
Miss Mary PhaIon and nephew,
Harry Fhalon, are visiting Mrs. Ed
gar Nagle, of York street.
Rev. T. S. Land, D. D., will hold
his Harvest Home service Sunday
morning. August 15-
The new Lutheran church will be
dedicated August ~.
Mr. David Hare is suffering with an
infamed joint of the foot. He went
to the Union Protestant Infrmary
Hospital, Baltimore, for examination.
NO serious trouble was found. All
this writing ne II improving
MIR. Irvn Thurman has accepted
position in Baltimore His wife and
daughter are making arrangements
to move there in the near future.
The Misses Oursler, of Suffolk, va,
are visiting their grandmother, Nit.
Edward Oursler, of South Main
street