The midland journal., 1916-02-04

DR.. and Mrs. R. c. Dodson arrived in
Rising Sun from Waycross, Georgil, on
Wednesday Of last week, and will make
fhis their future home.
Miss Reba Geary. daughterof Mr.. and.
Mrs. Warner Geary, of Earleville. and
VIM. Maxwell Meeks were married Jan.
20 at the home of the bride.
Mr.. Alexander Einwochter, of Port De-
posit, has announced the engagement of
his daughter, Miss Lulah Einwochter. to
D. Thomas St. Claire. of New Jersey.
Miss Anna Mary Richards and Francis
Stafford we're married on Thursday even
| ing. January 40 at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Richards.
in Newark. ~
Mr.. aad MIS-. B. Frank Rey ynolds.
Ayondale. formerly Of near Rising Sun,
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Sara H.. to T. Temple Pyle, Wawa.
son of Mr.. crosley Pyle, New London.
The engagement has been announced
Of Sara Love, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Edwards. Faggs Manor. to
Sharpless Cranston Webster. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Webster. Of Russellville.
Probably three of the oldest women in
Cecil county live within mile of each
other. near Bay View. They are: Mrs.
Mary A. White 81 years. Mrs Mary S
Abrams 90 years. Mrs. Isabella Reed 90
years; making sum total of $50 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Charles. of Fair
mount announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Reba A.. 10 J. Walter Win
chester. of Oxford. Miss Charles is a.
teacher in the public school at QuarryviIle.
Mr.. Winchester iszin the gents furnish
ing business in Oxford.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thomas Col
lings. of collingswood, N. J., have. issued
ivitations to the fiftieth university of their
wedding, on Friday evening, February 4,
at their home in Collingswood. They
were married in Ella Neck fifty years ago.
the bride being Miss Mary Katharine Rut-H
ter, and spent the first of their married
life there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Palmer. of
Oxford. celebrated their 6ftieth wedding
anniversary on Monday. The couple
were married by the Rev. Robert du Bois
Of the New London Presbyterian Church,
and their entire life has been spent at
Calvert, Landenburg and Oxford. Mrs.
Hanna M. Hanna. sister of the bride,
who acted as bridesmaid at the original
ceremony was present to help enjoy the
anniversary.
E. Pusey Passmore, native OF this
town, where he spent his boyhood and
for some time held position in the
National Bank of Rising Sun. has been
elected vice-president of the Franklin
National Bank, of Philadelphia. For
several years past he has been cashier of
the institution. Mr.. Passmore will now
devote his entire time to the higher Office.
while ]. William Hardt will fill the
position Of cashier.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Duyckinck enter
tanned very delightfully."- on. Thursday
evening of laat week. on the occasion Of
their twelfth wedding anniversary
500 was the feature Of the evenings
entertainment. 6ve tables of guests en-
ljoying the pastime. Favors were awarded
Mrs. Stewart M. Ward and Miss Evelyn
Cameron for high scores for the ladies,
aud ]: T. Cameron and M. E. Flounders
for the gentlemen. The consolation favor
was awarded Mrs. M. E. Founders for
lowest score of the evening
The Starlight Amusement Co., troupe
Of four members. gave vaudeville enter
tainment in public hall on Wednesday
evening. Owing to the inclement weather
the attendance was not large "A member
of the company was White Cloud. an
Iroquois Indian. who in native dress with
war bonnet of feathers proved conspicu-
ous advertising feature on the street.
Young Friends Association will be
held in Rising Sun, sabbath afternoon.
and mo. 9th, at ago o'clock. To be at
tended by J, Bernard Walton. General
Secretary of the Advance Movement.
Subject for the day: Fellowship of
Reconciliation. opened by the Super
intendent; remarks by E. R. Burlington.
We Invite general discussion of this
vital. absorbing subject now claiming the
attention of the Nation.
Richard R. Whittingham & Son have
purchased the plant and property of the
American Machine Company 10 Newark
and will build steam motor trucks.
For 1916 Spring line of Carpets. Rugs
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