The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-20
SYKE ~ WILLIE.

Mr.. Mamie CoStett, XII the Eastern
Shore, paid her sister, Miss Ursula
brooks. q short visit this week.
Mrs. e. M. Mellor, Jr., entertained
the Hill Club Friday evening
Miss Helen Bauer, Of Annapolis, ls
vfaitfnT her sister. Mrs. VIM Hepner-
The stork visited the home OK Mr.
Earl CLANCY Wednesday night, ana
left q bouncing big baby boy.
The many friends OF Miss Julia
Belts are sorry to hear Of her Illness
iE New York City, and hope She may
have speedy recovery
Miss Ida Jones is visiting her cous-
in. Mrs. Norwood, Of Baltimore, this
Mr.: Albert Hall. of Hampstead, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs- DAVID
Miss Dona Wood has been confined
to her bed the last week with rheu-
matism.
Mrs. I'D. B. Sprecher, Mrs. Grace
Brown and Mrs. Clarence Clark were
sent as delegates tO the Presbyterian
Missionary Society firm Baltimore City
last Wednesday.
Miss Francis Normant, Of Balti-
more, spent the weeks end with Miss
Elizabeth Bennett
We are sorry t0 hear Miss Leona
Hale is Ola the sick list again
Miss Marie Harris spent the weeks
end as the guest of Mrs. Marion
Harris.
Mrs. David Deane entertained the
Guild Monday afternoon
Mrs. EOhn Mercier and little daugh-
100
from Saturday until Monday at the
home Of Mr. Frank Hale
The woman clubs of this town have
united and will give IA card party
May 3d, from until 1l, in the
Amusement Hall at Springfield Hos
pital, for the benefit OF the Maryland
Base Hospital of the Red Cross There
will be all kinds of games besides
cards. There will b. light refresh
ments for sale, md fancy table and
many things for an enjoyable and
pleasant evening.
Miss Marjorie Better Sprecher,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. D. B,
Gprecher, was married Wednesday,
April 18th, at Al o'clock tO Mr. John
WoOdcock, of Hollidaysburg, r. The
wedding took place at the home or
the brides parents, DR.. and Mrs. d.
B. Sprecher, and was attended by 80
guests. Rev. Sylvester Beach, uncle
Of the bride, performed the ceremony
The brides dress wa biscuit color
geergette crepe over cloth of gold,
and trimmed with gold beads, she
wore a black lace hat and carried
lilies of the valley and white sweet
peas. The matron or honor, Mrs.
Hilbert Smith, sister Of the bride, was
dressed in pink tulle over pink satin,
and wore black picture hat. She
carried pink roses. The groom's
brother, Robert Woodcock, was best
man. Little Robert Swain was ring
bearer. The wedding presents were
handsome and numerous Among the
Qut-Of-tOWn guests were Rev. Sylves-
ter Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodcock,
Miss Sarah Woodcock, Mr.. Robert
Woodcock, Miss Emma Beach, MIR. and
Mrs. Ethelbert Smith, Miss Janet
Sprecher. Luncheon followed imme-
diately after the wedding ceremony.
Rev. and Mrs. M III. Petzold have
moved into the new parsonage, and
all Methodists will find the latch
string hanging outside.
Mrs. Belts, the mother Of Mr.
Thomas AnderSon's first wife, who
has made her home Ia Sykesville for
some years, moved this week to the
home of Mr.. VIM. Blunt. Mrs. Belts
will be- much missed by her neigh
borS and numerous friends Up until
just recent years, she did much good
among the sick and poor by her low
ing visits and kind acts. Mrs. Belts
is in her eighties.