The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-07-06
EVANSVILLE


efer were married in Frostburg on
Saturday at one o'clock, Rev. H. H.
| Deldleman, of the Lutheran church,
performing the ceremony. The bride
was beautifully gowned in white crepe
de chine with hat and gloves to
match. The young couple were ac-
companied by the groom's sister and
brother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lohr and H.
A. Schaefer, the trip being made in
the latter's car. The bride is the
pretty and popular daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Levitt Resi-, of Bittinger,
and the groom is an intelligent, in
dustrious son of Henry Schaefer, of
this place. They will divide their
| time between the homes of their re-
spective parents for a while before
beginning housekeeping for them
| selves.
Mrs. James Younkin entertained
the NJ. E. Ladies Aid Society at her
home on Saturday afternoon, about
one dozen guests being present. Re-
freshments followed the afternoons
work.
Misses Ethel and Viola Broadwater
entertained a number of their friends
on Wednesday afternoon, bridge be-
ing the diversion. The guests inclu-
ded Mesdames G. c. Keller, B. T.
Keller, VIM. Morgart, w. S. Butchers,
Claud Stanton, ]. H. Dorsey, C. S.
, Zeller; Misses Maud Bevans, Ruth
Keller, Marie Conner, Phyllis Nor
CART. Delicious refreshments were
served after the games were CON
cluded.
The c. f. Society of this place was
favored on Sunday night by having
the society of the Salem Reformed
Church Of Frostburg with them, the
latter having full charge of the meet
ing. There were about two dozen
members of the Frostburg society
present, the leader being Myron
Lehr, who gave an admirable discus
sion of the topic, Duties" George
Roberts rendered a very beautiful
piano solo and Franklin Lehr de-
lighted the audience with a splendid
reading. The music was fine. The
Frostburg EndeavOrers, who had been
camping in one of the cottages at
Stanton's Dam, returned home after
the services Sunday night.
Master Clyde Bender was given
party in honor of his ninth birthday
by his mother, Mrs. ]. J. Bender, on
Saturday last, nine little guests being
/ present, including: Misses Mary Bev-
ans, Helen Swauger, Helen and Fern
Folk; Masters Markley Stanton, Luth
er Miller, Ralph and Robert Younkin
and Billy Bevans. The decorations
were in pink and were most charming
even the icecream being cf the same
delectable shade Master Clyde re-
ceiyed some very happy reminders of
the day.
c. 0. Bender, who graduated last
week from LaSalle Institute, Cumber-
land, Md, entertained the faculty
with an elaborately appointed chicken
and waffle dinner at his home at the
Hotel National on Wednesday eve
ming. The guests included Brother
Francis, Brother Lewis, Brother
Gresham and Brother Galbert, all of
them being members Of the Society
of Christian Brothers of CumbarlandH
Two classmates, Frank and William
Getty of this place, were also guests.
A very interesting Childrens Day
service was held in the Lutheran
Church on Sunday morning, all the
little people taking their parts with
I pleasing effect. The music by the
young peoples choir was excellent
There was an address by the pastor,
who explained the work and plans of
the Orphans Home at LOUISVILLE, an
offering being taken for this cause at
the services. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and ferns.
A very successful C. E social was
held on Monday night at the home of
Mrs. James Younkin, who is the
chairman of the social committee,
and can always be depended upon to
plan something original and enter
tanning. There We're nearly forty
guests present and all sorts Of games
such as the Fishing pond" "automo-
bile trip" and Spelling bee," and
other diversions were part of the
program the chairman and her able
committee had planned to help make
the evening pass pleasantly Ice cream,
cake, lemonade and coffee were serv-
ed, after which the guests all joined
in singing America" and, after re-
peating the Mizpah benediction re-
turned to their homes feeling better
for having been present.
The Misses Engle of "Englewood",
entertained in honor of their, house
guest, Miss Carrie Steele, of Phila-