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Baltimore Sun (Newspaper) - September 14, 1902, Baltimore, Maryland Society news or atm in the polite world pest and to coma. Baltimore and Washington a a a Amil personals of interest to til Peon in of Baltimore an their Prien a. Personal. Miss Elizabeth Hartwick. Of 1311 John a treet has returned Home after spending the summer months with her brother or. William a. Frederick of Durango col. Or. I icons and the misses in Tilda Wolkens and Theresa b. Wolkens have left the City for their new Home 1810 Kajo Ranea Avenue Washington d. Or. And mrs. Harry a. Rohler left yesterday on the steam shop Nantucket for Marblehead. Mass. They will he guests at Tbs know House for a couple of weeks. The misses Annie Sud Ida Warner Krebs Hare taken the Boule 20 East eager Street for the Winter. Or. James h. Files and daughter have closed their summer residence at Long Green. Md., and removed to her City for the Winter. Or. Files is recovering from an attack of paralysis. Or. And mrs. William Fnnnk have returned to their Home after a vacation spent in the Blue Ridge mountains. Mea. Gerard 8. Johnson of me Culloh Street and her guest. Mrs. H. Simpson of new York. Are registered at the tray Quot More Atlantic City. Mrs. Charles r. Wallace and children have returned Home after spending the Timmer at Oakland my. Or. Joseph i. Lacey is spending his vacation with his brother j. R Lacey of of City. Miss. Mrs. L. Mansbach of Parkersburg. W. Va., is the guest of mrs. L. Heln Furter 1434 Mcculloh Street. Mise Tobin of Cincinnati who has been in new York Aud Atlantic City stopped Over in Baltimore to visit her sister miss Alice who is a trained nurse Here. Or. And mrs. John g. Schwind and or. Aud mrs. John j. Doyle Are at the Windsor Cape May. N. Mrs. John b. Hang Bey and family of Waverly Hare left for several weeks stay at Alexandria a. A number of the friends of or. Thomas Philbin. 202 St. Paul Street yesterday presented him with a Fine Silver headed Cane. The Wood is from mount Vernon and the head from the Metal of an old time watch. Mrs in Clay Dodson of St. Michaels of county is visiting her sister mrs. To. Ii. Boyer at her Home. Riverview Harford county. The misses Florence m. And Leonora g. Nolker Hare returned from a visit to miss Nellie wooden of Hampstead my. Mrs. James h. Mcfrederick with her a laughter and son. Helen m. And Charles have returned from a visit to mrs. William r. Ennis of Annapolis. My. Doctor and mrs. Merrill Hopkinton and miss Elsie Lewis Hopkinson Hava returned Home after a delightful summer spent in Boston. Mass., Poland Springs and print s neck Maine. Or. E. A. Spier of new York la stopping at the Rennert. Or. And mrs. A. W. Walaman of Brooklyn. Are guests of the Stafford. Or. E. Lander of Boston la registered at the Carrollton. Or. And mrs. R. H. Cresol. Of Coats Rica a re at the Rennert. Or. Aud mrs. E. P. Haughton of Philadelphia Are registered at the Stafford. Or. And mrs. Henry Irving of Middleton Myare at the Carrollton. Or. John c. Howard of Louisville la at the Rennert. Or. S. Thurston of Boston la at the Stafford. Or. And mrs. L. P. Degroot of Atlanta ga., Are at the Carrollton. Or. Albert h. Keller of Washington la registered at the Stafford. Or. And mrs w. Haines of cedi county Are at the Rennert. Or. A. M. Bremen of the United states Marine corps is at the Stafford. Or. T. H. Humphrey of Virginia is at the Rennert. Min Janet Elisabeth Richards and Ber Mother. Mrs. William Richards have been spending the summer in Canada and for the past three weeks have been in Quebec. On Friday last miss Richards attended u Garden party at Spencer Wood the Beau la fun suburban residence of the lieutenant governor of Canada. Mrs. And miss Richards expect to return to Washington by Way of Lake George and Lake Champlain a with a Short Stop at Saratoga. They will also visit for a few Days near Baltimore about the last of the month. Or. A. Moore and family of 2308 North Charles Street have returned after a stay of three Mont sat Raymond Heights Baltimore county. Miss Lula Greenwood of Chestertown. Md., is the guest of the misses Mansfield. 523 North Strieker Street near Harlem Square. Mrs. Edgar m. Lazarus will shortly remove from her present residence to 1518 mount Royal Avenue. Miss Isabel Mordecal returned yesterday to her residence 230 West Lavaie Street after spending the summer at East Gloucester. Mass., and at Tamworth n. A. Among the Foothills of the White mountains. Or. Henry Marchat has returned to the a. M. Hall and miss Elisabeth a. Hall of 1800 me Culloh Street have returned from Paris. Mrs. John f. Pundt and her daughter miss Dorothy Pundt. Are spending the month Ltd of september in new York City. Mrs. Milton Whitney and her daughter miss Anne Weston Whitney Are now in the Berkshire Hills after s summer spent among the thousand islands. Miss Whitney expects to be in Baltimore during the coming week but will rejoin her Mother in new York in october. Mrs. Guy Farson of Washington will return Home today after a Short visit to her parents or. And mrs. Lewis t. Bennett of Waverly. Mist Katherine l. Healy of 442 East North Avenue has returned from a pleasant visit to relatives in Lynchburg. A. Weddings. Her maid wort mod coloured Oor Dod Chiffon trimmed with White applique lace with hats and Glove to match. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast a served to the of Ammiee of the contracting parties at the Home of the vide 132 Weber Street. Or. End mrs. Forrester left for a trip South. On their return they will reside at 1229 Battery Avenue. Our Little world doing of Mon and woman in the state of Maryland. Personal and social Notis Cle beagles Haff Rich. Mies Barbara Hedrich. 2620 Young Street was married to or. Frank t. Clabaugh 243 North Otlmor Street last night at the parsonage of St. Johns evangelical lutheran Church by Rev. R. Starr the pastor. The Bride wore a gown of Blue silk trimmed with White lacs and carried Bride roses. There were to attendants. Or. And mrs. Clabaugh will reside at 243 North Gillmor Street. Grist de Moss. Or. Charles v. Grant an Engineer on the Pennsylvania Railroad who lives at Agnew pa., Sud miss Irene de Moss of 1729 South Charles Street were married last evening at 9 of clock at Tho parsonage of William Street Independent methodist Church by the pastor Rev. Thomas e. Lowe. The Bride was attired in White persian Lawn and ribbons and carried Bride roses. The couple left at la of clock for their future Home in Agnew. Engagement announced. Or. And mrs. John t. Ridgely of Howard county announce the engagement of their daughter. Items Hood Ridgely to or. Lodo Wick Holmes Jones of Buffalo n. Y. Wedding to come. Cards Are out announcing the approaching marriage of miss Stells Edith Macdou Gall and or. William Frank Hunt. The wedding will take place St the Home of the Bride 1222 Madison Avenue next wednesday evening. Betrothal receptions. Miss Rose Castelberg Ander. Sam Heller whose engagement has been announced. Will be a at 2410 Eutaw Tine on sunday. September 21. Mrs. 8. Wolford w Bose engagement to or. Joseph myer of new York. Has been announced will be it Home 2410 Eutaw place sunday september 21. Forty years married. Rev. Alois Kaiser of the Eutaw place Temple and mrs. Kaiser will celebrate the Fortieth anniversary of their marriage on Munday. September 21. They will be pleased to receive their friends at their Home. 1713 Linden Avenue from 3 to 0 and7 toll p. M. No cards. Or. George Savages birthday. A very enjoyable party was Given or. George Savage at his Home la Bartlett Avenue. Friday evening in Honor of bus eighteenth birthday. The House was decorated with flags Flowers and potted plants while the porch and Lawn were Hung with japanese lanterns. Music was furnished by the Oxford string orchestra. Many Beautiful presents were received. A Large cake with 18 coloured candles formed one of the attractions of the table. Singing. Dancing and recitations were the features of the evening. Refreshments Joro served at Midnight. Among those present were or. And mrs. John garage or. Whelan or. And mrs. Behn �1er, mrs. Sudsburg or. And mrs spies or. And mrs. Cooke. Or. And or. Morrison or. And mrs. Murray mrs. Shaw or. And or. Zimmerman messes. John and George garage Maurice and Grover Holme. Walter and William Shaw j. Krichton w. Cooke. W. Spica. W. Richardson Adolph Voigt m Sinclair h. Bowen g. Finn j. Zimmerman j. Dunn g. Kidd a. White p. Teckmeyer w. Pana c. Cole. M. Mccallum j. Wei Lull a. Mccall urn p. Bormuth t. Holmes j. Carey. Mimes Mary. Bernie and Margaret Murphy a Whelan Alice Whelan. E. Micklich k. Peters n. Whits. Helen and Clara 8pie. E. Bormuth. Mat y Nixon. M. Pohler c. Bromwell b. Shaw m. Andrew. Banger l. Long Carrie and Lydia Murray in Mckinnon h. Thomas Gurnie and Anthonia Voigt and Mary Weaver. Nautical lunch at Rehoboth. Mist Clara l. Gross of a i Brook gave a a nautical Inch on to a party of Baltimore friends at Ber cottage at Rehoboth Del., thursday. Covers were Laid for 12. The neuter ornament of the table was a Sailboat flying the stars and stripes and apparently gliding Over a miniature Pond surrounded by lilies and Marsh grata. The entire Jenu of seven courses was strictly in accordance with the nautical idea. Among those from Baltimore were mrs. William l. Hitter mrs. William a. Blades mrs. James Clendenin mrs. William a. Nadenbousch mrs. Joseph Thomas miss Cecilia k. Quandt misses wll Belmena and Elsie reamers miss Mable c. Schmidt and miss Mary Worth. Visit to loss recreations pleasures and past i Mea of people la cols ties towns and villages. Belair. Md., sept. Deer Creek Farmers club met today at the residence of or w. W. Finney. The subject under discussion was or. John 8. Young of the Harford bar has returned from his summer Outing. Father Clements of St. Stephen s Church Baltimore county visited be la or wednesday. Or. R. T. Martin of Baltimore for Many year the efficient Deputy clerk of Harford visited frigid in Belair. Misses Sadie h. Carver of Trenton n. Moville Carver of Arlington and Edith Burgess of Havre de Grace Are visiting mrs. George w. Carver of be intr. Mist Lenora Bouldin is the guest of her Slater mrs. John Evant this week. Miss Elisabeth Mcgovern of Baltimore is visiting mrs. M. F. Wright Belair. Miss Fannie Hines who has just returned in run a european trip la the guest of or. Aud mrs. George Finney at their Home Greenwood near Churchville. Reverend and mrs. William f. Brand. Who have Bren the guest of miss Oliver at cled Holm. Narragansett expect to return to their Home in Abingdon this week. Harford county. Belair md., sept. 13 a the directors of the Harford county fair have closed a contract with mrs. Carrie nation to deliver an address at the fair on tuesday september 80. Her subject will be a Why i a tour Diament will be held at Bibber next thursday. The marshal will be or. E. F. Raphel. The judges Are Joseph b Hanway. Paul Fleury Edward a. Dietrich and William 8. Forwood or. The charge to the Knight will be delivered by or. Harry s. Carver. The Coronation address will be made by or. Walter w. Preston. The proceeds Are for the Benefit of St. Stephen s Church. Miss Mabel Dorphley. A Niece of mrs. William h. Paul of Earlton. Who has been spending the Gammer with relatives and friends in Harford has returned to her Home at Hammonton n. Miss Grace to. Rollo son. Of Forest Hiu. Has returned Home after a three month visit in Southern Maryland Virginia and Washington. Miss Margaret Reeve Sothoron of Forest Hill returned Home last wednesday after attending a delightful House party Given by the misses Warfield at their Home Inwood Howard county. Or. James of Brien who Bas been spend lug some time with his father near Ady has returned to his Home in new York. Messes. Robert j. Ruth and j. M. To Cumming of Baltimore spent several Day last week at the Home of or. William o Brien near Ady. Or. Nicholas Brice of Philadelphia is visiting Belair friends. Rev. R a. Cattleman will spend the month of september at warm Springs a. I health is improving very rapidly. Misses Annie b. Mcelderry and Rebecca g. Smith of Baltimore Are the guests of mrs. Samuel to. Bradford. Or. Thomas love key. Of Thomas ran. Has produced six Burbank potatoes that weigh nine pounds. He is going to enter them in Competition St the Harford fair. Miss Augusta Russell of level gave n prophecy party at her Home near that place on Friday evening. Reception and dance. The Iola pleasure social held a reception St Cowan s Hall tuesday. Or. Martin Dowd Tang a comic song entitled it a living easy a and a is Iola quartet Ren _ dered several selections. Dancing followed. Kimberly among them a German Elkton and Cecil county. Elkton md., sept. 13. The Elkton Junior order of american mechanics Beld a very successful festival this week in its new Hall. The ladies presiding Over the tables were As follows cake table mrs. William j. Smith. Mrs. H. M. Lars acre mrs. Herman Jeffers and mrs. Alfred Davis. Five ice Cream tables mrs. aids misses Edna Lee. Bessie Magraw Margaret White Mary Jeffers and Grace Strickland mrs. H. Frank Wntworth and mrs. K. K. Staph Enson aids misses Carrie rickets. Harriet Walmsley and ague Stephenson mrs. William p. Dean aids misses Elisabeth Dean and Minnie Mcknight miss Alma Dean aids. Misses Nom Dean and Alice Dean Ulasea Sarah Delbert and Gertrude Holt. Candy table or. . Elliott Brown and miss Flora Brown. Rev. R. K. Stephenson of Elkton is on of Maryland s representatives of the great Council of the United states improved order of red men now in session at Norfolk. A. Rev. And or. W. A. Cosie gave a most delightful party in Honor of their guest. Miss Kimberly of Baltimore. Or. Draper Coale Sang several selections accompanied Morris a to Arnold. I Ruth m. Arnold daughter of the late Heury Arnold was married to or. Harry a. Morrissett. Eldest son of or. Aud mrs. Charles h Morrissett 2230 Wolkens Avenue wednesday evening at the Bride s Home. 17 South Carrollton Avenue. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Maurice Penfield Flea pastor of Brantly Baptist Church. Miss Nellie Vineyard a Cousin of the Bride was the bridesmaid and or. William la. Arnold brother of the Bride acted a Bent Man. Tho Bride Sud bridesmaid were attired alike in White persian Lawn trimmed with lace Sud ribbons Aud carried White carnations. A reception was held at the Bride s Home. The guests were entertained by the Myrtle mandolin Aud guitar club and comic and sentimental songs by messes Frederick e. Geldmacher William Otto Henry a. Decker and miss Mamie Morr Lanett. Or. And or. Morrissett received Many handsome presents. They will make their Home St 17 South Carrollton Avenue. Among those who participated in the wedding festivities were or. And or Tharle h Morrissett and family or. And mrs Willard Morriset and family or. And mrs. Edgar Morr Lanett and family or. And mrs. William Otto or and mrs. Jordan and family or. And mrs. Row Rick f. Gald Martyr. Or. And mrs Howard b Jordan. Or. And mrs. George Vineyard or. And mrs. George b. Clark. Or and my. Robert j. Jackson. Or. And or. John Mcelboy. Or and mrs. James Thompson. Or. And in. John Muon or. And mrs. I t. Hudgins mrs. G. W. Miller or and in Henry a Decker in a. Curd. Miasma mauls Kirby 5� Ellie Willie Nellie Viny re. Usai Ball Lulu Thompson Sarah Dowd my Erie Dowd. Maggie Vineyard Catherine grim. Mamie Morrisett. Myrtle curd Ida r. Mason Angelin grim Mary White Idle or Elroy and Julia mayan. Mawr. Frank e. Spurrier William Titus Norbert Mason. Harry Dennis William Ferguson William be Barer. William Hammond. Lloyd Shupler Howard Morri Laatt Charles mom a sett or hairy Geld my Cher. Carroll Gold Mayber Stafford Vineyard and press Una Jordan. Among those present were Miasma Anna Vildt Katie Kramer Lilli Jab. Margaret and Catherine Mahoney. Alk and Bab Reynolds Jennie Donnelly Blench Talbott Edna Cowan and Mabel Mckenna and messes. Henry Echle Albert Barker Frank Swift Oscar Lawson Martin Dowd Edward Farley John Shea Eugene Brady. Them a Fahey. Maurice Healey John Meyers Harry Riggin William finn. Oomph Curley and William Braden. To Boston by sea. The following passengers sailed for Boston yesterday in the Steamer Nantucket or. Albert n. Homer or. E. I Ulman jr., or. H. Wilson or. F. Dooley or. Joseph Loughman or e. Premier or aug. Bischoff. Mite Mary Latimer or l Malone. Miss a. Malone red. Wellner. Mrs. E. Winner. Or. Henry Brunt or. James Andrews or Fred g. Berger mrs. K. O. Speake or j m. Pinh Hara or. Charles a. Darla or. E. Uhl Raan Mas t. Whiman. Or. Frank Monroe. Or m g Richardson mrs. Emma Richard on or. H. A. Robier. Or. Arthur Batty or. F. L Mitchell. Or. John Lennox or. W. O. Roth Lamb. Or. John Hefter. Or. F w. Arerill or and mra. H. Stewart. Or. H. Bacon. Or. Albert Green or. F Smith or. Albert Spiker. Pabis outfits Fob youth Forrester Keester. Mise Elisabeth roasters was married to or. James Forrester by Rev. John Sullivan at St. Mary. Star of the sea Catholic chs Reb of tuesday morning. Mise Agatha roosters meter of the Bride was bridesmaid. While Ber brother or. Sebastian a toasters was Best Bab. The Bride bait i More ladies to establish a Maison Lee infants. With the Frank acknowledgement that they propose doing it to make some additional Money several fashionable women of the Green Spring Valley announce that they Are going to Start a new Enterprise in Baltimore namely a a Maison Des this will be an establishment the exclusive atm of which will be to import design and furnish costumes for children from the Dainty Layette of the baby to Auita and frocks for Small boys and girls whose clothing frequently lacks parisian elegance because Modister As a Rule devote their beat efforts to costumes for adults. In the beginning of the Enterprise in Baltimore Only frocks for girls and suits for boys will be attempted but As the business progresses infants garments will be introduced. The ladle chiefly interested in the plan Are mrs. Gough Winn Thompson of Garrison mrs. Teackle Wallis Warfield of 34 East Preston Street and miss Mary b. Mordecal. Of Stevenson Green Spring Valley. All Are women of High social position cultured and wealthy but they consider the a Maison Des end Anta a Long Felt want in Baltimore and. As women of fashion have had Opportunity to know the facilities offered in this particular department of Trade in other cities of Europe and America. The proposed establishment will be conducted along purely parisian lines of workmanship Sod design and the ladies interested will supervise the different branches of the undertaking for which their Talent or knowledge specially fits them. The establishment will be located in proximity to the fashionable districts and has been promised Liberal patronage by women of the smart set. Society women in other cities at Home and abroad have successfully launched business ventures and the one proposed is along such purely feminine lines As to make its Success More than probable. To Mabey a Geehan court archbishop Farley to officiate at miss by Kaaa s wed Dlag. New York 8ept. 13.�?archbishop Farley will officiate on wednesday september 24, at the first noteworthy International wed Ding of the autumn season that of mias Ethel Louise Wyman daughter of or. And mrs. John Eugene Wyman of 108 Central Park West and count Hugo Lereche Fehl Koe Ferong a German Nobleman of High degree. The marriage is to take place in lady Chapel. St. Patrick a Cathedral. The fros Pectle Bride la a Young woman of Beauty and accomplishments who for several year was a Pupil of professor Hoffman the Berlin virtuoso. She has embraced the Catholic Faith making possible her wedding in the Cathedral. It was at the German capital that Mim Wyman became acquainted with count Ler Ebenfeld rostering about three Jean ago. After the wedding Tho couple will lire to Berlin the comr accept lag a Pant to the diplomatic service. Song in which his Well trained voice com lined with great natural Talent made a rare treat for All. Rev. And mrs. John Mcelmoyle and daughters misses Emily and Jeanette. Have returned from their Bummer vacation at Marietta a. Or. And or. R. E. Jamar and daughter miss Laura have returned to Elkton after spending some time at their cottage at Turkey Point. Or. And mrs. James f. Evans and children Elizabeth and William have left for Savannah ga., after an extended visit to their parents in Elkton. Or. Evans is a prominent Young member of the Georgia bar. The fall meeting of the new Castle presbytery will be Beld at Elkton tuesday evening. October 7. The opening Sermon will be preached by the retiring Moderator Rev. 8. L. Irvine. Misa addle Rutter of Oxford la the guest of mrs. H. Wells. Wirt Wilmer of Baltimore is the guest of or. John 8. Wirt. Miss Charlotte Williams of port Deposit is the guest of min Bertha White. Miss Jennie Realey is spending her vacation in Buffalo. Miss Mamie Pearce of Cecilton is visiting relatives and friends at Townsend Del. Or. And mrs. Gough of Baltimore have been spending some time with or. Gough s sister mrs. John Hudson in Chesapeake City. Mrs. Savanna h. Mckenney has issued cards for the marriage of her daughter. Miss Anna Lydia Mckenney to or. Joseph Horton of Philadelphia on wednesday evening. September 24. At 7 o clock in the Elkton met Odlat episcopal Church. Hagerstown personals. Hagerstown mn., sept. 18. A Deputy court clerk George t. Letter received from or. Clarence Lane. Who is in Europe a number of souvenir postal cards. One of the cards contains a picture of emperor William and his wife and Anither of Empress Josephine. There Are also several with pictures of churches in Cologne. George h. Hager received a number of interesting souvenirs from col. Buchanan Schley who is also in Europe. Or. And mrs. Samuel Suter mrs. Catharine Marr Hagerstown and miss rate Wilen Baltimore Are visiting the family of t. H. West Waynesboro. Or. And mrs. D. W. Reichard or. W. 8. Elchard or. John Reichard. Min a Ada Reichard this City and miss Johnson Allentown. Pa., have gone to or. D. A Reichardt John Brown peach farm samples Manor. Miss Blanche Doner Hagerstown is visiting miss Edith Turner Cumberland. Mise Florence Frush George Street gave a birthday party at her Home to a number of friends. The evening was pleasantly spent and games music and refreshments were enjoyed. She received some handsome presents and Many congratulations. Miss Mae Drury of Hagerstown is visiting her aunt mrs. George Bloom Baltimore. Or. And mrs. Roger 8nunons. Baltimore Are visiting doctor and or. T. W. Simmons West Washington Street Hagerstown. Or. Frank Linebaugh miss Annie Moud j. Master Emmett Fahmey or. John Gass Man mrs. T. Ringer or. Harry Gabe or. And mrs. F. Harman miss Rachael Ullman miss Helen Odell or. Harry Mcc. Stouffer misses Nellie Detrow and Mabel Minnoch mrs. Elisabeth Alexander and miss May Zeigler Hagerstown were visitors to Boonsboro. Or. William h. Humrighouse. Baltimore was in Hagerstown. He la recovering from the effects of a broken leg. It. A. K. Black for several years with the Hagerstown Street railway company is now connected with the underwriters association of Philadelphia with Headquarters in Harrisburg. Sawer Hill per Somala. Snow Hill md., sept. j. Upshur Dennis of Baltimore Baa been the guest of Hon. George w. Covington this weak. Or. And mrs. A. D. Roster Hare returned to Snow Hiu after a pleasant trip to Boston of the merchants and miners line. Or. A. Lather Mckee formerly of Snow a ill hot a Bahi now practising Hie pro fee Tomee Hub Hie wife and daughter spent Bendy with or. And mrs. Howard Melvin. Or. And mrs. Ira Fisher of Wulkow Grove pa., Are visiting their parents in Denton. Rev. A. Lee Gray la to became pastor of the holiness Church in Denton. He a formerly pastor of Choptank methodist episcopal Church. Or. And mrs. Orland Kelley of balt More Are visiting or. Kelley s parents or. And or. T. E. Kelley of Grove. Chestertown anti Kent county. Chestertown. Md., Rcpt. 13.�? an Impromptu dance was Given in Htam s Hall by the Young men of the town and an enjoyable time was had by All whom were miss Cora Orem of Balti More miss Carolyn Ford. Of Pomona my say a Bessie and May Cannon Lillie Crow Florence Green ads Barnett. Elsie and Edyth Fallowfield. Flora Wheatley. Fannie Smith. Messes. John and Foster Cannon John and Cordray loud. Charles and Robert Mcwhorter Harry Bramble. Henry Brown Harry Hodgkins Howard Dodd Harry Fallowfield and Carl Russell and messes. Adolphus Angel and Fred Russell of Philadelphia. The Young men gave a pleasant dance in Eftim a Hall on thursday evening. Those present were Patr Nesses or. Harry Clay Brown mrs. W. W. Beck. Mrs. We Bur Ellason. Mrs. Marian Rogers or j Harry g. Simpers mrs. M. Ringgold mrs. P. A. M Brooks and mrs. James g. J Beck misses Miller and Dunning Mabel j Comegys Charlotte Rose. Mary Haxell a Nellie Valliant. Mary Rogers Jennie Hines. Has been the guest of the family of or. Jam f. Matthews returned borne tuesday last. Bishop c. K. Nelson of Georgia accompanied by his wife is visiting friends i Charles county. Miss Mary t. Robertson of Baltimore la the guest of or. And mrs. H. G. Robertson. In la Plata. Miss Harriet Brockett of Annapolis is visiting at Allenwood. Miss Marie Diggs of Baltimore la the guest of miss Dodge who. Or. Longs c. Carrico visited Baltimore and Washington during the week. Cambridge personals. Cambridge. Md., sept. 13.�?miss Bosn Barth returned from Baltimore 8unday morning. Or. And mrs. George w. Woolford gave a dance to a few friends at their Home on Glasgow Street in Honor of their brother or. Cater Woolford of Atlanta a. Mrs. Clarence Henry of Cambridge is visiting Ber father or. George Brown Princess Anne. Or. Compton Reilly of Baltimore spent sunday in Cambridge the guest of doctor and or. Guy Steele. Or. Raymond Kieler of Baltimore la visiting bus grandparents or. And mrs. Richard Seward East Cambridge. Miss Hennley Hearn of Vienna and or. Claude Hefton of Baltimore Are guests of mrs. James m. Robertson in Cambridge. Mrs. Mary 8. Water and children. Margaret and Murray left sunday for a to weeks visit to relatives in Baltimore. Miss Stella Hughes of Lynchburg va., who has been visiting Ber sister. Mrs. Guy Violet Beck. Lilian Greenwood Wheeler Steele in Cambridge left sunday for bal Peterson. Hallie Westcott Minnie Massey stain Maude Ringgold professor a miss Moville Cooke of Baltimore is the Deer. Messes. Munsen Bradley Dreyfus great of mias nettle Roeser race Street. Miss Maud brewing too 2332 Eutaw place i Ope of the most attractive and miss Maude Brewington popular society girls of Baltimore. In addition to personal Charm min a Brewington is gifted with a voice of much sweetness which Bas been highly cultivated. Aion in Asheville n. C., was in town a few Days of this week. Colonel and mrs. John p. Moor and family closed their cottage in Ocean City and returned to their Home in Snow Hill Tho Early part of this week. Mrs. George w. Purnell who has been spending the summer in new York stats returned Home monday night accompanied by Ber daughter mrs. Alexander Russell. Of Baltimore. Or. Clayton j. Purnell and family returned to 8now Hiu last saturday after spending the summer at their cottage in Ocean City. They were accompanied by mrs. William Clark and daughter Helen of Baltimore. Or. Lawrence Hastings and family. Mrs. John 8. Aydelotte and son will and miso Rebecca Townsend left monday for Roxton. Before their return Home they expect to visit the White mountains Lake Champlain and Many other Point of interest in the new England states. Mina May Purnell entertained her friends at military euchre of wednesday evening in Honor of Ber guest Mlaka Helen Clark of Baltimore. Quite a great Deal of interest was manifested in the contest for flags and at the close of the game when it was announced that the american Flag had been successfully defended there was great applause. Miss Helen Clark and or. T. Howard Collins were the successful contestants and the first Prises were awarded to them. Pocomoke City after an extended visit at Salisbury Vienna Aud East new Market. Mrs. Clarence Stevenson and two children who have been spending a week or More with friends in Snow Hui returned to Pocomoke City on thursday morning. Frase rest county personals. Princess Anns md., sept. 13.�?miss Mary Adams is the guest of Mlaka Amanda Lankford near Princess Anne. Miss Emma May Barnes of King s Creek. Is visiting miss Maria Adams Rehoboth. Mrs. A. Turpin of Kingston is visiting her daughter mrs. Jets Tull of Baltimore. Miss Blanche spark of 8aliabury, Ani miss Lodle Davis of Rehoboth Are the guests of miss Dora Turpin of Kingston. Or. George Myers the new principal of the High school came to town Thia week. Or. Myers formerly taught at Fairmount. Or. Georg w. Powell. A. B., expects to leave tits week to take a Post graduate course at College probably Yale. Mrs. George a. Cox and family of fall mount have returned Home from Rehoboth where they have been spending the summer. Capt. Henry Clogg of Baltimore visited friends in Pocomoke City this week. Or. W. H. Clarke Baa returned to Pocomoke after an absence of two weeks. Or. And mrs. Edward Hargis of Baltimore Are visiting friends in Pocomoke City. 3 i Margie William of Snow Hill was visitor at the Home of or. And mrs. Clarence Stevenson in Pocomoke City the week. Master Harry Atkinson after spending several Day in Baltimore returned to his Home. In Pocomoke City on wednesday. Mrs. Webster and daughters misses Mary and Louise ire at Home again in Frederick City and county. Frederick md., Bept. 18.�?mr. Maurice g. Beckwith of the woman s College conservatory of music has returned from a visit to London England. Or. Beckwith came across the Atlantic on the by. Louis. Miss Lauterbach also of the woman a College who spent Ber vacation abroad has returned. St. John literary Institute. Frederick has been transferred from the jesuits to the secular order. Cardinal Gibbons Rev. W. Kane pastor of St. John s Catholic Church and William m. Crim mins have been appointed trustees of the institution. Or. Ferdinand i. Math who has been studying for two years at the Jesuit novitiate in Frederick made his first vows As a member of the order. Rev. H. O Rourke 8. J., officiated. Or. Muth la the youngest Eon of the late John p. Muth. Of Baltimore. Mrs. John e. Stephens and Little son of West Point n. Y have been visiting a is. M. Baughman in Frederick. Miss Marlon Jamison of Hagerstown to visiting miss flt Simmona near Buckeystown. Or. Holmes Baker has returned from a abort trip abroad. Or. John d. Markey. Of Frederick us assumed i duties is Trainer and coach of the football team at Maryland agricultural College at College Park my. Rev. Arthur Carty of la Crosse wi., who Bas been spending his vacation with his parents. Or. And mrs. Carty East Patrick Street returned thursday morning. Mrs. Clagett1 Ramsburg and son. Of this City Are visiting mrs. George Brunner billow Glen. Miss Flossie Crum. West fifth Street who has been spending several weeks in Washington has returned. Miss Ada Myers. Baltimore who has been the guest of or. And mrs. We. H. Moore. Rocky Springs has returned Home. Or. Belt and family of Baltimore who have been visiting her father. Col. Charles e. Trail in Frederick have gone to Frankford a. Mrs. Coblents. Who has been visiting at the Home of mra. Frank Ramsburg returned to Washington d. C., accompanied by her sister. Prof. George c. Yeldel of the Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore who Bas just returned from an european trip. Spent the past week at hotel Gaver in Middletown Frederick county. Or. A. D. Wolliard of Frederick Bas been re elected City attorney of Brunswick. Miss Bertha Trail and miss Thomas of West second Street. Frederick arrived Home september 9 from a visit to Europe. Miss Violet Fleming la spending a few Days with her sister mrs. Bowers of Baltimore. Rev. W. Btl rearing pastor of the United Brethren Church. Bas gone to visit bus old Home to Harrisburg for a fortnight. Gems from the poets penury is itself a thine of god a mad i Prophet poets boil in to autumn. By John Khats. Id the son of june of iwo pm 7, two poem of John Keats 17k-k& and a Short sketch of Hie life Wen published. Season of mists and Mellow fruitfulness close bosom Friend of the maturing Ann conspiring with him How to Load and Blee with fruit the Vine that round the thatch a is Ruu to Bend with applet the Moss d cottage Trees and fill All fruit with ripeness to the cores to swell the Gourd and plump the Hasel shells with a Sweet Kernel to set budding More and still More later Flowers for the bees. Until they think warm Day will never cease for summer Hee Over Brumm d their Clammy cells. Who Beth not Assn thee Oft amid thy a Tore sometimes whoever seeks abroad May find thee Bitting careless on a granary floor n thy hair soft lifted by the winnowing wind or on a half reap d Furrow sound asleep drowned with the fume of topples while thy Hook spares the next Swath and All in twined Flowers some time like a gleaner thou Dost Hosp steady thy Laden head Beroe a Brook or by a cider preen with patient look then watch est the Leat Malaga hours by hours. Where Ere the Tonga of Spring a where Ere they think not of them Thon Hast thy music too while based Clouds Bloom the soft dying Day and touch the it name plane with Rosy Hue then in a wilful choir Tho Small gnats mourn among the River aau Owa Homo aloft or shaking a the Light wind Uvea a Dias and full grown Tomba loud Maut from Hilly Bourn hedge Cricket Bing and Bow with treble soft Tho redbreast whistles from a Garden Cruft and tethering Atalim twitter la Tho skies. Y and i Prince George pc Ruonala. Upper Marlboro mn., sept. 18.�?miss Blanche Neal la visiting her aunt mrs. To me e. Sears. Mim la Chew spent part of last week with mrs. I. 8. Wilson. Mrs. J a Mea. Dent Duke of Baltimore in visiting her Mother mrs. It. K. Davis of Green Hiu. Or. Royden Clagett of new York. La visiting bus parents. Or. And mrs. Thomas Clagett of Mim Mamie Townshend of Cheltenham. Is on a visit to relatives and friends to Washington. Mrs. Helen Bowling Sllyn Gluff has gone on a visit to her Cousin. Mrs. Boe Plummer Thornton. In Virginia. Or. Frank Valentine of new York has been spending a few Day at the Home of mrs. R. K. Davis. Miss Helen Turner of Baltimore is the guest of her aunts the misses Carrie and Clara Turner at Anasco. Or. Ironmonger of new York is spending a few Day with his sister mrs. James Turner of Bald Eagle. Mlaka Rosalie e. S. Calvert and Mim Elisabeth Calvert of College Park. Are guests at the Home of or. And mrs. Lee Belt. Rev. I. La Roche of St. Mary s county who Bas been called to St. John s episcopal Church. Beltsville Prince George a county officiated there and at St. Mark s Chapel Montgomery county last sunday. Mim Florence Bowen who has been one of a House party Given by her sister. Mrs. P. Briscoe of Prince Fredericktown for the past to Day returned to Aquasco her Home. On saturday accompanied by miss hate Mcpherson Briscoe. A Straw ride this week was a source of much fun to the Young people of the neighbourhood who participated in it. The a tart was made from or. Frederick 8a�cer s and the objective Point or. William Berry a near Leeland where after a pleasant dance the merry party returned heralding their approach with Horn Sleigh Bells and Happy songs. Mlaka Eileen von Wachter daughter of or. W. Wachter president of the Wachter manufacturing company Baltimore who has been the guest of mias Sara Virginia Parks at Long View Prince George county has extended her visit for another week. Rev. Or. Specht and family who bar been spending the past month at Cape May. Are now at inn non a. Or. Specht returned to Marlboro today. Min a Pearl Nolan of Baltimore la visiting at the Home of or. And mrs. V. Wyvine. Near Upp a Marlboro Mia Kate Marbury la visiting friends in Billmore. Fort Deposit personals. Port Deposit md., sept. 13�? mrs. M. A. Newell of the department of English of the Jacob Tome Institute has prepared a series of literary lectures As follows american poetry pre revolutionary oratory James Fen More Cooper Ralph Waldo Emerson James Russell Lowell Edgar Allen Poe Sidney Lanier Walt Whitman John Keats. She hag lectures in preparation on Marcos Aurelius Francis d Assisi Savonarola. Or. And mrs. William c. Noyes of Providence r. I., and miss Clara d. Noyes superintendent of St. Luke a Hospital new Redford mass Are i Iltong their Mother mrs. Laura Noyes of mount Ararat. Miss Mary a. Vincent of the Silver Cross Home. Has returned from Niagara Falls. Or. Charles Reckefus bookkeeper of the National Bank of port Deposit is in Atlantic City. Or. Edward Williams has taken or. Reckefus place during his absence. Or. F. T. Benson and family have returned to town after having spent the summer to a cottage on the Jacob Tome Institute grounds. Or. F. T. Benson and a Friend caught la Fine Rockfish saturday. Ids Belau Gilmore of Baltimore is visiting miss r. Estelle Butchenhart. Miss Mary Abrahams Bas returned from a visit to a it Mora friends. Leonardtown it. Mary s county. Leonardtown my. Sept. . Ida Ford has rented a House on Carrollton Avenue Baltimore and will remove fromn nne soak next week. Her departure from the county is sincerely regretted. John e. Lacey and family of Washington who have been visiting relatives near Mechanicsville returned Home monday last. They wars accompanied by Mist Manue Jarboe. Mlaka Julietta muss of by. Mary City who has been visiting min Katharine Morgan Leonardtown returned borne wednesday last. Miss Miles is taking a musical course at mount Washington and is one of the most talented pupils of that instigation. Miss Mary Gough is visiting Tbs family of judge j. F. Morgan Leonardtown. Denton Carolin county. Denton md., sept. . And in. Charles a. Nicholson of Baltimore have Hee spending a flaw Days with or. And mrs. W. By Anderson. Rav. T. Richard and family Aru spending u flaw Days to Waak Totoa d. Or. Jama i. Matrix Otto Harcourt Trimble. Earle Nicholson. Henry dearer. Ambrose Carroll Samuel and Waller Greenwood. Henry Beek. Rudolf slam. Jason Roger Arthur Bradley. Frank and Charles Hines Wilbur and John Ellason. Horace Constable. Scott Beck Gordon Tempson . Chapman Harry Vieker. The misses Mary g. And Rose Wroth of Vanbibber Harford county Are guests of or. And mrs. William t. Wright in Queen Anne. Rev. John d. Kemp has been compelled to resign his charge As pastor of Millington methodist episcopal Church on account of continued 111 health. Ile has moved by family to the Bordley House in Chestertown. Or. And mrs. James t. Ford of a Desville. Entertained the following guests the week or. And mrs. Evan t. Scott and children of Baltimore. And also mrs. Summer Deford and three Ehll Dren. Of Camden. X. A miss Bertha and master Alvin and Little miss Magdalen Deford. Miss Kila Ell Baucher of Baltimore. Is the great of misses Carolyn and Nannie Ford. Near Pomona. Misses Viola Kidman of Baltimore and sue Harvey of Virginia Are guests of mrs. Walter Skorven. Or. And u. Lusby and daughter Are spending several Days this week in Baltimore. Miss Lula Greenwood la visiting friends in Baltimore. A mrs. John Collins and daughter Mabel returned Home on sunday from a trip to Baltimore Wilmington and Galena Kent county. I. H. G. Crisp and daughter who have been spending the summer at phun past cottage East new Market returned today to their Home in Baltimore. Invitations Are out for the marriage of Rev. Hugh Martin formerly of Cambridge now of Sparrow Point and miss Emma Wallington Healy daughter of or. And or. W. H. Healy of West Point va., september 17. Queen Annex a county. Centreville md., sept. 13.�?miss Ruth Truax of Chicago and Ethlyn Phipps of Baltimore Are guests of miss Katharine p. In. Miss eur a. Spear of Baltimore who 1 has been visiting miss Clar b. Willis at j Burnsville has returned Home. Or. Oscar Ceci i of Baltimore is the guest of his brother or. H. N. Cecil near Ashland. Misses Mary and Marian Bailey of bal i Elmore spent several Days this week with the family of or. William f. Bailey Cen Treville Landing. My Lila Lowery of Baltimore is the guest of miss Ethel d. Tucker at Kent Hall. Near Centreville. Miss Florence Cecil of Walbrook. Balt i More is the great of miss May Elliott near Centreville. Master Malcolm Ruth. Of Baltimore a visiting his Uncle or. F. In Ruth. Near Centreville. The Home of or. Josiah Rhode near Centreville was the scene of a pleasant Surprise party last week. The party was Given in Honor of miss Eleanor Rhodes youngest daughter of or. Rhodes. The misses Rasin of Wye Hall. Wye Island. Entertained a Boose party last week. The guests were misses Hollen. Of Washington and Reardon of Baltimore messes Morris of Washington. Callahan of Boston. And doctor Hill. Of Baltimore. Miss Blanche Jackson of Philadelphia a Aho has been enjoying a weeks visit with miss Olive Anthony is now visiting her pc rents. Or. And mrs. Edward Jackson near Queen Anne. Or. Spade an elderly gentleman residing in Lebanon. Pa., owns a farm not far from Sudlersville. Each Spring he drives from Lebanon to his farm a distance of 115 Miles making the trip in two and a half Days. He returns to his Pennsylvania Home in the fall. Or. Spade is 81 years of age. While his wife is 77. The faithful nag which they drive is 21 year old. Both of the aged people Are in the beat of health. And. Judging from appearances will live to be too. Easton and Talbot county. Easton. My. Sept. 13-mr. W. R. Parks and son. Of Baltimore Are the guests of her aunt. Mrs. Samuel e. Whitman on North Street. Mrs. Emma Temple and miss Blanche Temple of new York City Mother and Slater of Rev. Or. William Temple Are at the Catholic rectory. Misses Katie and Carrie Holt of Laurel. Del., who have been the guests of or. And mrs. Bunyan Nichols on North Street have j returned Home. Mrs. M. H. Gibson has been spending a i few Days at the hotel Avon she returned to new York monday. Her address will be 41g West one Hundred and eighteenth i Street. Misses Bessie and Beryl Turner Emma j Laue and Irene Seymour of Baltimore. I have returned Home after spending the j summer at miss Seymour s parents or. And mrs. Samuel j. Seymour on West Street. Mrs. Nathan r. Butler. Nathan r. Butler or. And Fred w. Elaey Are spending the Early fall at the Allenhurst Atlantic City. they will go to Mary a Delight. Mcdaniel md., before returning to Baltimore for the Winter. Miss Dollie Grade of Baltimore la visiting or. And mrs. William j. Colt. Or. Hughlett Hardcastle of Baltimore is in Easton. Mrs. W. R. Parks of Baltimore la dialling at her uncles s. E. Whitman mrs. I it. F. Mcpherson of Baltimore spent this week with her Uncle Robert f. Walker. Thomas h. Dawson and family after spending a pleasant summer at wades Point mrs. Joseph o. Kemp a returned to their Home in Washington last saturday. William t. Wrightson and wife. Of Tunis Mills were the guests of his sister mrs. L. Ii. In ugh. This week James r. Mcdaniel. Of Baltimore spent sunday with his parents or. And mrs. Charles w. Mcdaniel. Alin a and Archie Tunis of Baltimore Are visiting their Mother mrs. Helen d. Tunis. Mrs. A Quot ooh and daughter of Baltimore Are stopping with mrs. Helen d. Tunis. John c. Mcdaniel is visiting Baltimore this week. Mrs. Saille r. Bruff. Of Baltimore was Tho guest of her sister. Mrs. Susie Crowell. Last week. Miss Bessie Sears of Baltimore is visiting Ber Cousin miss Ella l. Lowe. Mrs. Amelia Porter and three children of Baltimore Are visiting friends in Bayside. John r. Caulk. Of Easton has been the guest of his Uncle. Charles k. Caulk. In Clay Tunis and family of Berkley ta., Are visiting his sister mrs. John Cocker. Mon of in err county. Rockville. Md., sept. 13 a Edward Daw Salisbury. Sallsbury personals. Ralis Btry. My. Sept. 13�?miss Dettel Bach. Of Baltimore has returned Home after a visit of two weeks in Salisbury. Mrs. E. L. Brown and Ehll Dren. Of Somerset county Are visiting mrs. Charles Lay prof. Parnell t. White of Salisbury a a guest of or. E. Fosnocht of Prince Anne. Last week. Or. Lee Hearn has returned from Ocean City. Miss Nellie Sheppard entertained a Large number of Young Friend tuesday afternoon. From 4 to 8. In Honor of her Donth birthday anniversary. Rev. Or. S w. Zelgart of the presbyterian Church has returned from i summer vacation or and mrs. William f. Allen left Horn last monday for a month s vacation in the new England states where they have Many friends and acquaintances. While away they will attend a number of horticultural meetings. Mrs. Charles t. Levin a a or. And son. Who have been spending several weeks with mrs. Levinest a parents. Or. And mrs. Levin w. Dorman returned to Baltimore this week. Or. And mrs. Langsville of Baltimore Are guests of the families of or. Willard Baker Aud or. Samuel Brittingham of this City. Son of Rockville has gone to Lexington va., to take a Cooee of studies in Washington and be University. Or. Samuel j. Willa on son of or. John e. Willson of Montgomery county sailed for Europe a few Day ago. He goes principally for the Benefit of his health. The teachers a Institute for Montgomery county will be held in the courtroom at Rockville september 15 to september 19, inclusive. Prof. Clarence f. Jones has been practising his famous octet musical club for the coming entertainment at Glen Echo Park september 17. The trustees of the school and the ladle of the Vicinity Are also doing All in their Power to make a Suc Cess of the coming event. The trustees of the Rockville Academy have awarded scholarship in the Academy for four years to miss Josephine r. Dawson Edward Anderson jr., and James Gibbons Conroy. Miss Rose Clagett left Rockville last week to spend to Days with friends at Pawling n. Y. Barnard Welsh atm of or. W. W. Welsh. Of Rockville Bas gone to Denver col., to enter College. The protestant churches of Rockville have decided to continue the Union open air service through september. Or. Thomas e. Watkins of Damascus grand Secretary of the Maryland grand Lodge Independent order of Good templars. Has returned from a trip to Stockholm where he went As representative to the meeting of the International supreme Lodge. The Kensington Tennis club held a special meeting at the Home of Misa Helen Halstead to fill the places of or. And mrs. Norton and or. Sharp respectively president Secretary and treasurer who Are about to go to their Home in the City. Miss Halstead was elected president. Miss Truesdell Secretary and or. Hartshorn treasurer. All of the members and some of their friends were present and after the business had been transacted a Farewell reception at which refreshments were served w As Given to the retiring officers. Laurel Pera Aala. Laurel md., 8ept. 13.�?miss Kate Dodge of Washington. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. D. Frost in Laurel Prince George a county. Mire Martha Blakeney sister of congressman a. A. Blakeney. And miss Nannie Compton of Franklinville Baltimore county were recent guest of mrs. T. M. Baldwin. Or. And mrs. Edward Vogts and or. T. M. Baldwin have returned from a pleasant visit to their old Home in Franklinville Baltimore county. Miss Annie t. Harding has returned from a visit to friends in Baltimore and Carroll counties. Rev. T. A. Johnstone has gone to Nova Scotia and will be absent until the first sunday in october. Mrs. Joseph Moor Hiu who waa formerly miss Hattie Dashlell was a visitor in Laurel tuesday. 8he was married to or. Hui of Philadelphia three months ago. The handsome residence of mrs. Ellis on Washington Are Nae has been rented by mra. Goldsborough of Baltimore. Mrs. Ellis has moved into her House recently purchased from the Gottschalk estate. On Montgomery Street. The misses Tunis of Norfolk Are visiting miss Katie Gambrill. Or. Arthur Hungerford of Baltimore is the great of doctor and mrs. Crowther. Charles Comaty. La Plata my. Sept. 13. Miss Alice grinder of Washington. Has returned after a pleasant visit to the family of p. E. Trotte. Waldorf. A Harry d. Padgett my of the postmaster of la. Flats has a position with or Edwards merchant at White Plains. Mim Dor Hayden of Bol Alton has been appointed Toucher of White Plato school. Fee to u graduate of the stat Normal. ,. Mim clerk my Williams of bal amort who the Post office St Midland Allegany Cousin Garrett county personals. Oakland md., sept. 13.�?thedearone#��?T rest Home at Mountain Lake Park la to be enlarged this fall by an addition of eight room and sanitary plumbing and electric Light will be installed. Rev. John Moon of Mountain Lake Park. Has gone to Brolus w. Va., where he will reside during the Winter. Among the Cumberland attorney attending court in Oakland this week Are Robert r. Henderson Lloyd Lowndes jr., and Richard t. Semmes. Or. W. L. Davidson and superintendent radial la who recently purchased the Allegany House at Mountain Lake Park contemplates enlarging it by the addition of a Wing built to the North front which will materially increase its a apace to. Col. William Kilgour and daughter. Mim Mary. Of Rockville Montgomery county who spent some time this summer at the Oakland hotel left for Home monday night. The colonel after a Short respite at Home will return and enter the Campaign in the interests of col. Joint. Mcgraw the democratic candidate for Congress in the second a a. � congressional District when the Bills and Vales of that part of the Mountain state will resound with oratory. Cumberland Aud Allegany Conaty. Cumberland. Md., sept. 13.�?in camber and the announcement is made of the engagement to marry of or. Irving Rosea banal and miss Edna Lichtenstein. Or. George t. Hanna of Frostburg has accepted a position of assistant Secretary of the Cumberland Young menus Christian association. Wednesday evening. September 17, or. Carl Speelman and miss Edith May Paxton will be married at the Kingsley methodist episcopal Church. Cumberland. Both or. Speelman and miss Paxton Are mum and the ceremony will be performed by Rev. Or. Moylan the mute minister of Baltimore. Miss Paxton is the daughter of or. V. Lucas is Emily Street. Or. Speelman is a Well known tin work a to the South Cumberland Mills. His Home is in Hazen. My. Rev. George m. Zacharias is spending a Short time with bus brother or. John f. Zacharias in Cumberland. Col. John w. A it Reft of Cumberland and or. We Ollson Are on a weak tour of Fredericksburg. A. Colonel Averett will go to Europe next month. Miss Mazle Kalbaugh entertained a number of her friends at her Home on grand Avenue. Cumberland. The evening was enjoyably spent by All present. Or. G. Truitt has returned from a visit to his Home in Salisbury my. Or. F. H. Kalbaugh and children Aru visiting in Ellerslie. My. Miss Blanch Donner of Hagerstown Iff visiting mias Edith Turner Virginia Avenue Cumberland. Miss Bella held. The efficient assistant in

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