The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-08-04
A VERY PLEASANT SURPRISE

One of the most pleasant evenings
of the season was spent at the beauti-
full home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ev-
erhart, of near Westminster, when a
large number of relatives and friends
gathered from far and near on the
evening of July 10, to celebrate the
anniversary of Mrs. John +. Ever
harris birthday, of 103 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. Westminster. The good plans
of her husband and his parents were
carried out fine which made ii a sue
cess and Il most pleasant surprise The
evening was spent in social converse
ton, games and music. both vocal and
instrumental. The music was fur
nished by Mr.. J. 7. Hooks orchestra,
If Westminster, with Miss Pauline
Hook at the piano, accompanied by
the Messrs. Joseph T. Hook, Charles
BCllinger. Charles Richardson. Nor
man Hunter and Elgin Lippy, with
various kinds Of instruments, which
they operated to perfection. They gave
some very last selections which were
most heartily enjoyed. Then in turn
with Miss Eva NJ. Davis, Joseph r..
Hook and c. Edward Little, at piano.
accompanied ny Carroll j. Myers and
Melvin r. kroh and Norman hunter
with violins, J. r. Hook and Charles
Bollinger with SaXophones. a mum
Der OF merry voices joined them in
song while others kept step and in
dulged in games on the large front
porch and spacious lawn, until all
were invited 10 the dining room where
a large table was laden with many
appetiZing delicacies. consisting of
delicious ice cream. various kinds of
cake. candies. bananas, peanuts, po-
tatO chips and lemonade to which all
did ample Justice. A large white
birthday cake adorned the center of
the table. bearing the inscription Ut
Mrs. John +. Everhart and date Mrs.
Everhart also received some hand
some and useful presents. At a late
hour all left for their respective
homes expressing themselves as hav-
ing spent most delightful evening
and wishing Anna many more happy
BIRTHDAYS and pleasant surprises.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames George Everhart. John f..
F,verlart. George NJ. Resh. Francis
Orndorff. William Bell, Paul Starncr.
Clinton KrOh, Jesse Hull, Clinton
Thomas. Maurice Dutterer. David +.
Myers, George Strevig, Joseph n.
Hook Herbert Lambert, Mrs. Ed. Cas-
sell, Mrs Irving Warehime. Mrs. Ber-
tie Reese, Mrs. Harry w. Carr, Mrs.
Carroll Stouch. Misses Pauline Hook.
Eva NJ. Davis, Mary Hook, Reda Glib
son. Geneva Dutterer. Nettie NJ. Frock
Marjorie StultZ, Helen Everhart.
Myrl Matthias, Naomi Thomas. Rebec-
ca Blizzard. Mary Matthias. Lily Dut-
terer. Mary Richards, Mary Hull. Cor
nelia Kroh, Mary Anna Bell, Esta
Stonesifer, Mary THOMAS. Helen Dut-
terer. Miriam KrOh, Dorothy Dutterer.
Vac Thomas. BERTHE Duttercr. Messrs.
James Buxton. Charles Bolinser,
Carroll j. Myers, G. Edward Little.
Melvin +. Kroh. Arthur Matthias.
Charles Richardson. Tivis Bucking-
ham. Charles Everhart. Wesley Ship
ley. Norman Hunter. Walter Bell, Ell
gin Lippv, John Kroh, Eddie Leppo.
Howard Bankard. Lester Leese. Rus
sell Thomas. Paul Kroh. John Thorn
as. Charles Hull, David Starner. Ed
gar Strevig. Ralph Hull Eltinge Dut-
terer. John Strevig, Eltinge Strevig,
Roy Reese. John Dutterer. Malcolm
Dutterer. JnO. Hull. Robert StOuch,
Stewart W. Myers, William Kroh, lie
we're Everhart and Robert Thomas.