The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-06-27

Baltimore visitor last week.
Cecil e. Ewing, Of Baltimore
spent the weekend with his brother
Evans e. Ewing.
Barclay Reynolds, of st. Luke's
School faculty, Wayne, Pa, is spend
ing the summer vacation in Rising
Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt, of
Baltimore, were visitors this week of
the latter's aunt. Mrs. Wilbert Max
we'll.
Mrs. Clara w. Koons and Miss
Grace A. Wilson are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Chas. E. Dare, Of Alex
andria, Va.
A marriage license was issuefI
last week at Elkton to Fred May, OF
Avondale, Pa, and s. Mavis Sauu-
ders, of Rising Sun.
Miss Mabel Johnson, who. recently
underwent successful operation att
Richards Hospital, Port Deposit, re-
turned to her home here on Sunday.
Mr.. E. r. Burlington and Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. L. Burlington are enjoying
a motor trip to Watkins Glen and
other points of interest in New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse T. Cameron and
son Ross left on Friday for Balti-
more, where a Merchant & Miner
!, Line boat was taken for a trip by
water to Boston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Foard, of
| Chesapeake City, announce the mar
i riage of their daughter, Miss Helen
F. Foard to Mr.. Frank Patillo, OF
DeLand, Florida, on Monday, June
| 18th.
Mr.. Norman Laws, of Glasgow, and
Miss Ruth Morrison, Of St. Georges
surprised relatives and friends by
their marriage at Red Lion Parson-
age by Pastor Geoghegan, on
! June Z,
The annual reunion of the Atland
! family was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Atland, at Oakryn.
| Sunday. June 18th, there being about
! one hundred present to enjoy the
ocassion.
Mr.. Roland Gibson, Of Zion, and
Miss Louie Harner, of. Mt. Pleasant
DEL, were married on Saturday, June
| 81. They were attended by Mr..
Charles Ward and Miss virgie
Carrico.
Miss e. Pearl Cox. daughter Of
John H. Cox, West Chester. and Will
liam H. Whiteman, son of Amos
Whitemaa, Sylmar, were married by
Rev. e. q. NiHde in West Chester on
Jnue IA.
Miss f. Grace Daniels, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daniels, Taylor's
Bridge, DEL, and James l.. Kane, OF
/ Chesapeake City, were married In
! Elkton, Tuesday evening, June II.
4 by Rev. w. u. Harrls.
Miss Mary 1 Bowland, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus d. BOwlaud, OF
I EiktoA, lately of the teaching t,rps
OF North East High School, left last
week for San Diego, Cal, where she
\ will join the staff of the High School
in that city.
Mrs William H. Micheais and
children, of Ridley Park, Pa, are
spending some time at the home OF
| her father, Edwin Haines, in this
town. Mr.. Micheals is davoting
some time to work on the Chap-
tauqua circuit.
Miss Lilly May Moore. Of Knox.
vile. Md, teacher in home econom-
ics in Elkt0a and Chesapeake City
schools, was married on April 10 ta|
Frederick q. Kiotz. Of Hoistein,
Iowa. The groom Is civil engineer
and is at present employed at Chesa-
1 peake City,.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
Il at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sheldon, near Elkton. ON Wednesday
evening, June 18th. at o'clock.
l when their only daughter. Alice
corinae. became the bride of Mr..
j Harry g.. Kendall. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry s. Kendall. of Roselle
Del.
i Mr.. Cecil E. Watts. son ef MIS-.
Mary B. Watts, of Principle Furnace
and Miss Adelaide Marie Moran. Of
Bellevue, Ohio, were married last
week, at the BRIDES home. Mr.. and
] Mrs. Watts will reside in South
Il Charleston. West Virginia, where the
groom has responsible position as|
chemist. Mr.. Watts during the
war was a captain in the Chemical
:. Warfare Service, and was stationed
at Edgewood Arsenal.