The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
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Square Hospital spent Wednesday
and Thursday last with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hess and family
Miss .Mgra Grove, of Glenn Rock
Pa is the guest OF Miss Mary Hes
son. fsa
Mr.. Roland stump, of Baltimore
spent the weeks end with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry +, ReindDllar, 3ft
Mrs Archie A Grouse, of Hanover
spent the weeks end with her sister
Mrs. Geo. Hilterbrick and family.
Mrs. Katharine Brepdle returned on
Sunday from a weeks visit to her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Dattera, Of York
Mr.. and Mrs. Sourber, Of Hanover
Bpent the weeks end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs William !. Baby
Ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Reid. Of Han
nyer. spent the weeks end with
friends here.
The play given in the Opera House
on Saturday evening by the Banst
Church members, entitled The Nd
ventures OF Grandpa was very
much enjoyed by the few who attend
ed The play was very we'll rendered
but owing TO the Indictment weather
the crowd was not so large
? Mrs. John o. Crapster and son
fpent several days last week with
friends in town.
Statewond Base Ball team played
our boys on the home grounds on Sat
nrday last resulting in o score Of 5 20
s in favor Of StatawOod.
Rev and Mrs. l.. u. liafer and
Misses May Siner and Geneyiye Brew
or spent last week with friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs Lizzie Zepn, Measrs. I,ayerne
and Clifton Iepp, Misses Ycsln and
Gladys Zepp, Mr.. SCloman Wantz and
Master Ralph Wuntz spent Sunday
afternoon at the Battlefield Of Getiys-
burg.
Mr.. Harold Sbaner, Of Tarenium.
Pa. paid his brother. Clarence aud
other friends flying visit The last
.of the week.
The following persons from town
visited the United brethren Orphan
age at Quincy last Thursday. MIR
and Mrs VIM Copcnhayef. Mr. and
Mrs. John Shriner. Mrs Haitlcy,
Misses Lena and Laura Augell Yes
"a Zepp. Rev D. j March and MessrE
Harry Copenhayer. Richard llill,
Ernest IlyseT md Taylor Fleagle. Al
were very much pleased with the
home and the trip also.
Mr. H. G. Brendle and family and
Miss Elizabeth VIII spent Sunday
evening in .ittlestown, Pa.
Quite number OF our people at-
t
Church on Sunday. An interest
ing program was rendered. MS well as
In the Lutheran Church here on Sun
DAY morning.
= Miss Mildred BTendle is visiting
her grand parents Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
Brendle. In l.ittlestown.
Mrs. $. Margaret Mckinney died AT
the home OF her stem son, Mr. Robert
s. Mckinney. on Monday at 4 y. m
where she has been on n four weeks
Visit, from pneumonia. after an i'll
ness of hut three days. aged ~ years
The funeral was held Thurs
day afternoon at I o'clock ut The Ne
Kinney home with services BY her
pastor. Rev. G, Wilbur ShiDley. Of the
Presbyterian church here, Of which
slle has been life long member Al.
though In late years she has made
her home with her sister IN Gettyg-
bHrg, she had never moved her mem
bership from The home church Fur
ther services and interment follOwed
In Gettysburg Rev. shipley was as
sisted by Rev w. G. Robinson, 81
Gettysburg Miv. Mckinney was very
well known and had many friends
here among the older folks. She is
survived by one sister. Miss Agnes
Barr. of Gettysburg. and one step
eon. Mr. Robert S Mckinney, well
known druggist, Of this place.
Mr. Walter Burlington. OF Baltimore,
spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs.
laura Reindollar
Mrs. Edgar Tomps0n and two sons.
~ Sebring Ohio, arrived Wednesday
at the home Of her mother Mrs. l.au-
ra ReindollaT
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs Calvin r
Fringer. near town, was the scene OF
a pretty wedding on Tuesday after
noon. June IA. The contracting par
ties being their youngest daughter.
Miss Irene and the groom Mr.. Clyde
L.. IIessOn, Oldest son OF Mr. and Mrs
y. J. Hesson. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers. the col
or scheme being green and white. The
brides pastor, Rev Guy r. Bready, Of
the Reformed Church, performed the
ring ceremony. The bride Cooked
charming IN gown OF white satin
and georgette. embroidered lp silk
and pearls. She wore q veil caught
MP with orange blossoms and carried
a shower bouquet OF white roses and
snap dragons, and was given away by
her father. The wedding march was
played by Miss Mary Hesson. sister
of the groom Miss Mary Fringer, sis
fer OF the bride, was Maid Of Honor,
and wore Harding blue georgette
trimmed in lace To match. and Miss
Grace WitherOw was brides maid. and
wore rose geQrgette. Both carried
bouquets OF roses, snapdraeons and
smilax. Mr.. Walter Fringer, brother
Of the bride wax groomsman. both
groom and best man wore full dress
The brides going away costume was
navy blue tricotine. After the wedding
trip North the happy pair viii reside
IN new and newly furnished hoine
at the East end Of town The groom
Is a veteran Of the world war, having
seen active service over seas. For
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