Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

VI -. JUN W .NtttoH iidS ifiui ii'i
home from Il visit to relative, in
Green Castle. Pa.
Miss Ella Downs. Of bower. bel,
and Miss Florence Riley. Of Salisbury
were guests this week of Mrs. Walter
". Price. and attended the wedding
of her sister. Miss Bessie Riley. Tues
day morning.
Miss Emily Dryden entertained
Il, Five Hundred last Friday after
noon in honor of Miss Bessie Riley.
whose marriage to Mr.. Norman l..
Morris took place this week -Four
tables were arranged and at the con
cluSion Of play, Mis-, Riley wa, award
cd the prize q beautiful linen tray
cover.
A bridge Whist Club to meet
foltnightly during the fall and winter
has been organized in Snow Hill.
The first meeting will be held tonight
(Friday) 1t The home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward i. Dashcll The members are
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
j. Da>hicll, Mr.. and Mr.. Harris :.
Corddry. Mr. and Mrs. Games 4.
Whaley Misses Lucille Collins. Car
olyn lIargis. and kathryn Jones. and
McsSr>. Newell NJ. Corddry. John :.
Whalcy and c. Y. White.
Miss Lucille Collins entertained
the Five Hundred Club Thursday
evening The guests were the follow
ing: Misses Lille Mason. Winifred
and Nellie Payne. Sallie and Dorothy
Bishop. Elizabeth Richardson. Mrs.
\. f.. I.anderS. Mrs. T. Howard Col
linS. Mrs. r. Spence Smith. Mrs. J. T..
Robins. and Mrs. William c. kcrbin.
The club meets every week at the
home of one of the members.
Mr.. Edmund Hartman. of Oman
cock. spent several days of this week
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. f..
Hartman.
Hon. William y. CorddIA. prc>i-
dent and general manager Of The
Corddry Company. Is in Atlantic City,
IN attendance on the sessions of the
National Association of BoX Manu-
faciurcr>. The meetings are being
held in the Trcllis Room of the Ritz
Carlton Hotel Mr.. CorddrN i, ac-
companied by his wife. who j, enjoy
ing The social features Of the gather
ing.
The monthly meeting of the
Cabinet and District Officers of the
Worcester County Sunday School As
>ociation viii be held in the Deposit ~
SAY np, Bank building. Snow Hill.
Friday. October 9Th at 40 J.. NJ.
Every Pastor. Sunday School Supcrin-
tcndcnt ana Teacher, is requested 10
he present. Mrs, w a. Hcarn, S"crr-
tary.
Nj. ". l.. Morris and faruly
have removed from New Lane to the
house of Mrs. f.. II, Nelson. on Fed
cral street.
Mr.. James Courtney has moved
into the a. l.. Tilghman house on
edcfal street.
The all day services IL Indian
town Meeting House. poWclSvillc. at
tracted quite q number Of peopl" from
Snow Hill and vicinity last Sunday.
Mi~, Sadie Seward visited Misses
Gertrude and Frances Truitt this
week. accompanying them home from
rowcll>, lille. where they attended
services AT Indiantown Meeting House
near powclviilc. Sunday morning.
M,s> Seward is Il trained nurse, whose
home j. in Richmond. but who is now
engaged in her profession II Sails
bury.
Mr.. Frank H. Carmcan. and sis
ter. Miss Mabel Calmcan. returned
home Wednesday night fIom i ten
day>' visit in Wilmington To their
sister. Mrs. Harry ESham. While
there Miss Mabel underwent an opera
ton to have her tonSils removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Littleton and
daughter, Alberta. and Hyland Fur
HISS SpcIl' 'Nui'hiH 81 wv ''N" -
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Webb,
of Girdletree.
Miss Mary NJ. Johnson has re-
turned 10 Baltimore. after spending
the summer with her parents, Nj.
and Mrs. William u. Johnson. on the
haySide. Miss Johnson is a trained
nurse. and is connected with st. JOS
eph's Hospital. Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett y. Truitt
motorcd to Galestown, Maryland. last
week. and spent from Friday until
Tuesday with his brother, Rev. H"r-
occ +. Truitt. in GaleStown, and with
friends in Cambridge.