The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
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4 surprise party Waa given Rev. J.
T. Ness, pastor Of the =. :. Church
and his guests. Miss Mira KIracope.
Of Red Line. Pa. and Miss Lille Ness.
Of zoe, Friday evening. May 18th. at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. 4. :. Muir
coon. North Main street. Rev. Ness
had gone to the station To meet his
sister and friend and On their return
he found the rooms filed With par
IshIoners and friends. His surprise
was complete. from which he recover
ed after a short time. ana made an
address Of welcome In appreciation OF
their kindness. Games and music
were enjoyed until late hour. after
which refreshments we're served IN
abundance Those present we're
Measra. and Mesdames Il. B. Burgoon.
George Folk and Theodore FridIngeT.
]. Z. Lynerd, Irwin Fridinger. T.
GIaIon Turner, Mesdames Il. S. Mus
selman. Horatio 0ursler. Martha
Riley Gertie Gorder. Ida Kneller,
Misses Mira Kiraeope. Lille Ness,
Miriam Bergman. Minnie Bnrgoon.
Nellie Lynard, Gertle Folk. Emma
Cox, Nay 0ursler, saIlie Belt. Jennie
KohIer. vesta FrIdInger, Annie Belt.
EphraIm Garrett. John Iynard. Wal
ter Folk, Lewis DeInst. Malcolm Our
sler, John Riley, Ralph and David
Martin.
Do not forget the ham and egg
supper to be held in the Firemen's
Hall. Saturday evening. May 10Th
Ice cream for sale.
The members Of Lebanon Lodge No.
- Al If 81 Tan.
met Friday evening. May Il. n their
room n the I. o. o. f. hall, II which
meeting they entertained Is members
OF the board Of directors Of the
Grand Lodge. During the lodge SEES
sion ". Z. Rote was exalted 10 =
Master Mason. The occasion brought
visitors from Hanover. Westminster.
sykeayIlIe. GoYans. Hampstead and
Parklon. After the closing Of the
lodge. the committee In charge IN
yited all to the Hotel De Stick. where
covers we're laid for 157. Al did
ample justice to the menu Of ham aud
cheese sandwiches, potato salad.
sliced tomatoes. Ice cream. straw
berries. cake. bananas and coffee.
The good nights we're said al ! late
hour. The event marked a red letter
day for Lebanon Lodge. both for
number of guests and nleasurltes.
Rev. Smith, from Gettysburg Semi
nary. preached in the Lutheran church
Sunday night He was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Burgoon.
The Willing Workers Aid Society
of Trinity Reformed church met Mon
day evening. MAY ID. Al the home Of
Miss Fannie g. Ross. A collection Of
ss.I5 was placed 10 their credit. Il
was decided the society would hold :
strawberry festival Saturday evening.
June Il. IN the Firemen.s Hall.
Prof. Wentz. Of Gettysburg Semi
nary. will preach the baeealanreate
sermon to the graduates Of the Man
chester High School. In the Lutheran
church. Sunday evening. May 2lst.
Commencement exercises Tuesday
evening. MAY 2ard.
Mrs. Charles Grove. sr.. well known
here. while on a visit 10 her daughter.
Mrs. s. Hanes. living near York. fell
down the stairway last Thursday.
MAY 10. She was brought In the home
Of her son. Charles Grove. IT. IN
Hanover. where she Il critically II.
suffering from the shock If the falI
Mrs. Grove lived for years about \
mile southwest of this town. and has
a host Of friends here Who extend
their sympathy 10 her IN her illness
and hope for her speedy recovery.
Mr.. irwin n FridInger. Of this
town. and Mis- Konp. Of sInehoro.
we're quietly married IN Baltimore.
Thursday. MAY Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. b Myers had n
their guests Sunday Mr.. John Pana=
becker and family. of Hanover. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zepp entsf-
tained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Nm
Miller and family. of Baltimore.
Automobiles. horses and pedestrians
lined the streets and sidewalks Sat
urday evening. The movies and stores
were crowded. The lee cream par
lors and eafes were busy. The order
was good. and everybody happy.
The plans for Whit Monday are
being completed The committee tells
IL il vii be The hest daf fheY haye
ever had. Como and see for yourself.
June L. Al daY pleasure. being en-
tertained. and the movies from ~ Il.
m. until 100 =. m. ! sood show
promised.
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