The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-12-10

Win her oaugntef, MIS- wafer AIVoTd,
Moore. Pa
George William Shade. OF Rising Sun
and Mrs Sarah R. Wright, OF Norristown.
Pa, were married in Elkton on Thursday
last.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Mr. Everett Thompson. form
erly of North East. to Miss Daisie Walters
Schultz, of Govans. Nd.
Miss Bessie Taylor. of Port Deposit.
and Mr.. Arthur Panton were married
Thanksgiving morning in the ME- Par
sonage in Arvonia. Va.
Mrs. Jennie Rheiu. Reading; Mrs
Mary Snyder. Hazleton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Barnes. Slatington Pa, were
guests of Mrs. ISABEL Buckley, last week.
The engagement is announced OF Prof.
R. M. Mueller of Tome Institute faculty
and Miss Della Wiley of Philadelphia.
The wedding will take place during the
holidays.
The Rhodes scholarship to Oxford
University. England, given by Connecti-
cut, has been awarded to Parker Newhali,
Of Springfield, Mass, master in Tome
School, Port Deposit, Md.
The wedding of Miss Hattie Louise
Johnson. formerly of Cecil County to John
Seeburger, of Philadelphia. will take
place at the home of the brides mother in
Philadelphia. December IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Berriker, of
Havre de Grace, have issued cards an
nouncing the marriage of their daughter,
Alva Naoma. to Thomas Michael Dewitt,
on Wednesday at Port Deposit
George w. Zellman and Miss Ethel
Daisy Helen. of Darlington. Hartford
county. were married at the Webster par
sonage on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Zell-
man will reside in Darlington.
Miss Maize Ewing. daughter of Profes-
sor Wesley Ewing of Blake. was SER
iousiy injured when horse broke loose
from hitching post and ran away.
knocking her down and dragging the
buggy over her.
Miss Mabel Smith. of Port Deposit. and
MI James Kerr were married at the
home of the BRIDES sister. M S. Nc
Cummings. in Philadelphia, on Monday,
November 2o. They will make their
home in that city.
The Y held its regular monthly meeting
and social on Wednesday evening at the
home of Edwin L. Haines. A good at
tendance of members was present and
number Of visitors After the business
meeting splendid musical and literary
program was rendered. following which
refreshments were served and social
time enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Duyckinck, Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart Ward and daughter re-
turned on Tuesday night from a motor
trip to Amherst. Mass, where they visit.
ed W. p B. Lockwood and family. The
party left Rising Sun in Mr. Wards tour
ing car on Thursday morning of last
week. spending the night in New York
city. continuing to Amherst on Friday,
accompanied by Miss Marian Sheppard.
The Little Britain, Lancaster County,
Detective Association held their annual
meeting in the High School building on
Saturday afternoon, December 4. The
old officers were reelected. The associa-
ton has membership OF ss. and the
treasurer's report showed a balance of
$525 10 the treasury.
The Girls Athletic Association of Jacob
Tome Institute will give an entertain
ment in Hopewell Hall Friday evening,
Dec. II. 1890, for benefit of Sunday school.
Admission Isc and 25c.
The entert ,inment will be divided into
four parts: A Japanese Wedding. read
ing by Prof. Bard, vocal solo by Mr..
Neale, of Balto., and a play entitled
The Sweet family"
Have you done that Christmas buying
YETI The time is getting close. and shop
ping days few. Look over the ads of
our live merchants in the JOURNAL and
you will get some good suggestions.
then visit their stores and see the splendid
display of Christmas and other goods
they are offering. You will ind the
clerks ready and willing to help you with
suggestions. II you are undecided what to
buy. But don't put off buying unul the
very last minute, when the stocks have
been picked over. every thing is buslIe
and hurry and you will not be able 10 get
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