1 V' At *i\IU » HI H M t % ^ |A very delightful surprise party was tendered Miss Bertha Wilson at her home in Borden, Friday last. Parlor games were indulged in, and both vocal Iand Instrumental music rendered un-1ti! a late hour. All were then invited Ito the dining room, where delicious re-I freshments wore served. Those pres- I! ent were Miss Bessie and Mr. Edward Baker, of Baltimore; Misses Inez Witt, I Lizzie Harris, Grace Jenkens and Mr. I1Charley Witt, of Mt. Savage; Misses IBeulah Schell, (’athalenc Crowe, Kate I' Wilson; Fannie Crowe, Martha Wil-1*' on and Bertha Wilson, Messrs, John I ‘ Wilson, John Jenkens, Albert Yvilson, P William Ort, David Jet\kens, William! Dean, Alen Wilson. All report a joy-r ful time. Mia Wilson received many I iseful presents. 1Mr. Edward Bahr, who for the past I1few days lias be n visiting Mrs. Dora I1Wilson, returned to hi,s home in Bal-I! timore Saturday. I’Mrs. White and sou, Harry, of Hav- J‘ ace, left Sunday for a sojourn with J!Pittsburg friends. IMr. Albert Wilson, who for the past 1] week, ban 1m eu suffering from injti-1! ies ruceivtd in an accident in Felon I Mine, JyJo. 1, will he able to renew his]work Wednesday. I