The Star-Democrat from Easton, Maryland • Page 6

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1935 THE EASTON STAR-DEMOCRAT SOCIAL HAPPENINGS new home at The Wildnerness Farm. The out-of-town guests present for the wedding included Miss Caroline Griffiths, of Bloomfield, N. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trippe, of Brooklyn, Mrs.

Edward McComb and daugh ter, Miss Alice McComb. of Newark, N. Mr. John Mackin, of Newark, Mr. Edward Trippe and daughter.

Miss Amelia Trippe, of Woodbury, N. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wattles, of Darien, Conn.

Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served at Iredel, the home, of the bride's parents, after which the young couple left on a southern cruise. They will return the fifth of January to occupy their days with Mr. and Mrs. Hardcastle. Mr.

Charles Hughes, of New York, arrives Tuesday for Christmas with Mrs. Hardcastle, his daughter. High Grade Stationery. Approved by Emily Post. Open evenings Graves Stationery Store.

am I making this offer? acquaint you with my product! A I SPEER-TREPPE WEDDING 4 r-' Sc COUPON 5c I -ss nak I All Grocer authorized to accept this CCUPOH I -V' J1 as 6c in cash on purchase oi 1-pound pacKaue FILBERT'S VEGETABLE MARGARINE. 1 I MRS fjrtsttna Jfoob speftalsi! I. H. FILBERT. INC.

VLS 4F Ml ADDRESS jf AN GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE! law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, who will spend Christmas in Easton with her. Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. Cosden will have with them for the holidays Mrs. Cosden's sister, Dr. Cecil H.

Pope, Dean of the Faculty of Perm Hall, Chambersburg, Pa. Miss Sarah Grace, freshman at Goucher College, and her brother, Arthur F. Grace, also a freshman of St. John's College, are at their home for the Christmas holidays. Mr.

and Mrs. L. Thomas Hill motored to Frederick today to get their young daughter, Mary Catherine, who attends school there, to return with them for the Christmas season. Mrs. Henry H.

Balch and daughter, Mrs. Donald Creecy and her two sons, Richard and Donald, of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R. Renshaw motored to Baltimore Monday for the day.

Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Cover will spend Christmas in Wilmington visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin telle. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hemming are in Parlin, N.

J. this week visiting their son, Mr. Charles Hemming. Beautiful Xmas wreaths, cut flowers and potted plants at COOK, The Florist. Mr.

and Mrs. John V. D. Tweedy, of Baltimore, wil spend Christmas with Mrs. John H.

Tweedy, at "Oakland." Mrs. M. E. M. Travers sailed yesterday from New York on the S.

S. Kungsholm for the holiday cruise to the West Indies. Miss Virginia Wallace leaves Saturday for Goldsboro, N. to visit her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. ALL-AMERICAN PRODUCT i rsr til lb CRANBERRIES 21c Priced according to size JUICY FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT A very pretty -wedding, uniting two prominent families of Talbot County, took place Wednesday, at noon, in Christ Church, when Miss Irene Louise Trippe became the bride of J.

Ramsey Speer. Jr. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Albert H. Lucas, of St.

Albans Washington, assisted by the Rev. C. A. W. Brocklebank, rector of Christ Church.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elvtno D. Trippe and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Ramsey Speer, of The Wilderness. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin wih a long train and a finger tip length veil caught at each side by a small spray of orange blossoms and carried a prayer book and hower bouquet of gardenias. Her maid of honor and only attendant, Miss Bess Trippe, a cousin, wore a dress of acquamarine blue witti brown accessories and carried talisman roses. The bride was given in marriage by her father and the bridegroom's I9c A BETTER SPREA3 FOB BREAD FOft COOKING? CAKING.1 FRYING! SWEET JUICY TANGERINES Priced according to size doz- 5c doz- 19c CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS fa i fa fa fa fa fa THE All' Baltimore, are to spend the holidays and Mrs.

Avery Wallace. JUICY FLORIDA ORANGES Mrs. Irene Shreve and Miss Belle with Mr. and Mrs. H.

H. Balch, at PURPOSB SHORTENING Priced according to size doz- 23c doz- 29c Cmmd in Baltimore FRESH Daily Ditchley. Cover have issued invitations to lun Open Friday December 20th UNTIL 9 P. M. EXTRA FANCY NAVEL ORANGES Priced according to size ft i i Mrs.

Filbert's VEGETABLE Margarine for the table, for cooking, frying and baking. Can be used for all purposes. Shortening is not only high but scarce and this will answer every purpose. Save the side of the carton and get a coffee percolator FREE. Ask to see and taste Mrs.

Filbert's Margarine. Especially good for cake. Open Monday Dec-ember 23rd UNTIL 10 P. M. i father was his best man.

The ushers 4 lbs. 19c quart 19c Ib 19c 2 for 15c Stayman Apples Brussel Sprouts Slicing Tomatoes Cocoanuts Delicious Apples 3 lbs. 23c Sweet Potatoes 3 lbs. 10c Iceberg Lettuce 2 heads 15c Emperor Grapes 2 lbs. 25c were Robert Dixon, T.

Hughlett Henry, Donald Ross, of Ardmore, and Frank E. Wattles, of Darien, brother-in-law of Mr. Speer. bunches CELERY bunches Stalks Open Tuesday December 24th UNTIL 11 P. M.

2 19c 2 15c Hearts Miss Amelia Wright, Bryn Mawr College student and her brother, Mr. Kennard Wright, of Lehigh University are spending the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. K.

Wright. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Henry, will have with them for Christmas their daughter, Miss Gladys Henry, of Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. George Brunner, of Baltimore. Dr. and Mrs.

W. Scott, of Mead-, ville, are the parents of a daughter, born Tuesday, December 18th. Mrs. Hall is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.

Edgar T. Read. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Waddell, of Cambridge, will spend Christmas Day with Mrs.

Waddel's sister and brother, Mrs. M. Ethel Holland and Mr. Charles Small, at Rose Arbor. The Misses Elinor and Virginia ADVENTURES OF ESS KAY by C.

E. D. PURE LARDu-s4eotreTnt2-27c cheon and bridge on Saturday afternoon, December 21st. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry B. Bradley, of Washingon, will spend Christmas with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Harper Skill in have closed their home on the Peachblossom and left last week for several weeks in Florida, Mr. and Mrs. David Gregg will be in Darien, for the holiday season with their son, Mr.

David Gregg, and his family. Mr. Paul Coburn, of Indiana, returned to Easton on Tuesday to remain through the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Nola R. Coburn.

Special platters, prepared to order 35 cents up. Served daily from 12 to 2. HOTEL AVON Dining Room or Grill. Mrs. C.

E. Humphreys will spend the holidays with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bourne, at their home near Milling-ton. Mrs.

Robert Todd, of Federalsburg, and Mrs. E. M. Trax, of Baltimore, are the guests this week of Mrs. MERRY CBTR7ISTMAS Don't Cough Tonight! Most night coughing is due to simple throat irritation.

For this kind of cough you need the soothing, penetrating, relieving action of a real throat medicine Thoxine. In 15 minutes and with only one 5 fa fa fa ft Hughes will be in Philadelphia for Christmas Day were they will be joined by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond swallow, it will break up that harsh, 5Bel $lonte march OF FLAVOR SALE! PINEAPPLE CRUSHED irritating cough help loosen phlegm Davis and family, of Hillside, N. fa and congestion.

Also acts from within to check throat cold. Before you know it you'll be relieved ready to sleep like a top. If Thoxine fails you tonight, get your money back tomorrow. Pure, safe even for children. 35c, 60c, $1.00 bottles.

Cox's Drug Store. Mr. Gordon Shinners, a member of the Junior Class of William and Mary College, will be the guest during the holidays of Miss Jeanne Hull at her home on Brookletts Avenue. Our usual Christmas assortment of Hot Oven China, Open evenings Graves Stationery Store. a Attractive Week End Specials SLICED yAaA l79 jTrax's daughter, Mrs.

A. T. Foun-j tain. Miss Eileen Blain, a student of Goucher College, Baltimore, came IONA BRAND SAUERKRAUT 3tTJ9c FANCY Pumpkin 3 EXTRA LARGE FANCY MEATY PRUNES 2 JI3c FANCY CANNED II Lgsh sue 17c I 2 cans Chrismas guests at Crosiadore, the home yesterday for the holidays with can Robert home of Col. and Mrs.

E. W. Hugh- i her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Blain. lett will include Miss Margaret' Lgst.

size SLICED OR HALVES 15c can L. PAUL EAVELL Attorney at Law Pocomoke City, Mel. SK Pure Lard 1 lb Cartons Open kettle rendered. For Best Results in Baking Christmas Cakes. SK Lean Smoked Westphalias Delicious Boiled with Vegetables or Sliced Cold for Sandwiches 3 Master Bill Grace, a student of Goldsborough, of Baltimore, and the Riverside Military Academy, Gaines- Hon.

John Dickinson, of Washing-ville, is home for the holidays ton. with his mother, Mrs. Betty S. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Humphrey, Grace. of Washington, and Mrs. Humphrey's Mr. and Mrs. T.

M. Scott and their i brother, Mr. William Robinson, of daughter, of Scotland-on-the-Miles, Richmond, will spend Christmas with to. EARLy GARDEN No. Wf is cans fs PEAS their mother, Mrs.

George Henne- have issued "At Home" invitations CONSULTANT IN ALL TAX MATTERS Federal, State, Etc. lb fa 2 Size 33c 29c BAR! LETT PEARS from four to six on the twenty-seventh. Mr. and Mrs. David Hennen Car-ruthers are in New York City for the holidays where they are visiting their daughter, Mrs.

F. Helmer Lundbeck. Miss Eleanor Fountain, of the University of Alabama, of Tuscaloosa, arrives today for the yuletide season with her mother, Mrs. Anna fa Practicing in FEDERAL AND STATE COURTS Saragos -i 23c SK R0LL-0-PORK Tasty When Fric i for Breakfast 24c WET SHRIMP HALLOWI DATES 2 25c SK FRESH SHOULDERS rrrj .2 No. 2 cans 29c VACUUM PACKED CORN.

can 33c fa 4 Tm FRUIT SALAD. .3 cans 170 TOMATO SAUCF AeoaR- Lge can 27c SK STEER RIB ROAST Juicy and Tender SK Scrapple With a Savory Tang! That restores Lagging Appetites a 15c grave. Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Harris are among the local representatives of the C. P. Telephone Conpany attending the banquet tonight in Salisbury which is sponsored by the Telephone Society. Mr.

and Mrs. Carroll Goldsborough and son, of Plainfield, N. will be at Otwell, the home of Mr. Golds-borough's sister and brother, Margaret and Robert Goldsborough, for the yuletide season. Dr.

Thomas B. Symons and Mrs. Symons, oi College Park, were the overnight guests last week of Dr. Symons' sister, Mrs. Robert Blaine.

Dr. Symons was in Easton to attend the State Grange Meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Heikes are the proud parents of a IV2 pound son, James Irving, born Monday, December 9th.

Mrs. Heikes was formerly Miss Mary Samis, graduate nurse of the Emergency Hospital. Special rates for board by the week Best food Well cooked. HOTEL AVON DINING ROOM. Miss Hazel Scotten, a member of Selbyville, Delaware, High School MARY WASHINGTON 5 to 6 lbs.

Famous for Daily Freshness SK Pork Loin Roast Whole or Loin JCEAH spray lb es a iteaa winner ZSC at T. Fountain. I Mr. Donald Ross, of Ardmore, jwas the guest of Mr. T.

Hughlett 1 Henry, for the Speer Trippe wed-j ding on Wednesday, at which both were ushers. Mr. James C. Godwin sails today jfrom New York aboard the S. S.

I Queen of Bermuda for a southern cruise and will be in Bermuda Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Wrightson have returned to their home, Ship-pan Point, Stamford, after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs.

T. Hughlett Henry. Miss Betty Riley, Sophomore stu- CRANBERRY SAUCE cans Carpenter TOOLS FINE QUALITY Cheaper Than Any Catalogue House SK BRAUNSCHWEIGER A Sandwich Treat ft ft ii a ft ft 5 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft SK PIMENTO LOAF Savory and Appetizing it it it it it it il it Ear it if it it it it it if lb 29c FANCY CORN 2 No. 2 cans 29c SUN-MAID RAISINS 3 pkgs. 25c WOOD'S MINCE MEAT lb 21c OLD MUNICH MALT can 49c PEERLESS MINCE MEAT 2-lb jar 35c Br'er Rabbit Molasses, green l'bl, IY2 lb can 15c ANN PAGE KETCHUP 2 large bottles 25c ASST.

HARD CANDIES 2 lbs 25c FILLED CANDIES 19c CHOCOLATE DROPS 10c ASST. GUM DROPS 10c ident of Western Maryland College, arrived today to be with her par- IS 1 LOST CARD OF THANKS FOR THE HUL1DAX BAKING 1 GfiiSCQ id. can ents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Carson Riley, Faculty, and her brother, Mr. John during the yuletide. i Scotten, University of Delaware stu- Mr. B. J.

Delaney. who is receiving dent, will spend the Christmas sea-treatment at the Marine Hospital in son with their aunt, Mrs. N. E. Baltimore, plans to come home for Clark.

th3 Christmas season and will return i Mr. and Mrs. D. F. DeButts, to the hospital later.

will have visiting them for the Mrs. Benjamin F. Pitzer has been Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs.

in Washington visiting her son-in-, Henry Marshall, of Markham. and Miss Susan Marshall, of Wash 1 1" ui oiuc auu hiulc 1 wiin iu inanK our irienas ior English Setter, answers to the name kindness and sympathy shown Of Rex. P.eward. i us in our recent bereavement. fa NEVIUS FRAMPT0N ft ft I MRS.

GEORGE A. SEYMOUR BISQUICK R. F. AUSTIN. Phone 32-F-15 or 464.

It AND FAMILY. NEW CROP NUTS Lge. 40-oz plcg. 29c BRAZIL WALNUTS ALMONDS ington parents and aunt of Mrs. DeButts.

MIXED ib 19c Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldsborough Henry will have with them for Ib 19ci Bride's Siz Pkg 17c AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR 2 pks- Buckwheat Flour fa PITTED DATES 2 okas Me CALIMYRNA FIGS fib feMc R. R. PLUM PUDD.NO STUFFED OLIVES 13c 111 AIM OLIVF A the holidays at their home.

Myrtle Grove, their daughter, Mrs. John Donohoe, and Mr. Donahoe and their son, Robert of New York City. Mr. and Mrs.

Fletcher Clark will have with them for the holidays, Edward Birge, of Hopkins Medical School, and Lawrence Birge, of the University of Wisconsin, and Miss Anna Ebaugh, of Baltimore, sister of Mrs. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Searls Rose and son, Richard, of Caldwell, N. will open CAMEL, C-n fr.l"3S ft fa fa CIGARETTES can 2 pkgs.

25c JELL-O Six Delicious Flavors ANN PAGE PURE PRESERVES VJ With Bath A U.50. Doubto.S2.00 RAJAH GROUND 5A- SOFT-A-SILK CAKE FLOUR 9 OPERATION Plus 1. New beauty 2. New bigger capacity. S.

New faster washing. 4. New EASY Wringer. 5. New simplicity.

mint uuii their local home, Pickbourne, for the holidays and will have with them their daughter, Miss Dolly Rose, a student of Colby College, in New London, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. John Stelle have closed their country home, Yafford's Neck, and have taken anapartment at the Pennsfield for the remainder pure lb. c8ke 9c IONA SAKINU "-XnLAckvLL reg.can 5c TOMATO JUICE CROSSE BVAt Th.

conwmtefM, tutinguisAM pIM. Baltlnwr. quit. IwipiiiiK el iroroof. RMdem in mry mprct.

IT. ROYfl I HOTEL in Battimcte, MT ROYAL AVE. CALVERT ST. 17c 16-oz. Jar of the winter.

They have as their THIS NEW 1936 MODEL Jiiiii Illllllll guest this week Mrs. L. H. Ball, of Marshallton, Del. BEVERAGES YUKON CLUB Mr.

and Mrs. Frank E. Wattles. of Darien, were the guests I SULTANA BRAND PEANUT BUTTER Nljiif itASYj pISllll FRUIT FLAVORS 3 Bottles ZSC fContents fa tnis week of Mrs. Wattles' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Ramsey Speer. They came for the Speer-Trippe wedding SED CARS GINGER SPARKLING WATER 5c Pint Bottle I Contents high pycRAGES ROCK 7 15c I -Lb. jar i ii i That Satisfy The biggest value ever offered In th low-priced washer field.

First an EASY Washer with all that the name guarantees in long life, freedom from care. Second, an assembly of features that contributes to faster washing, less labor with a larger tub, a new Turbo-lator action, a more efficient wringer than ever before offered on an EASY Washer at the budget-pleasing price oi only 1935 Ford Sport Coupe 1934 Air-Flow Chrysler Sedan 1934 Chrysler Sedan 1934 Plymouth Sedan 1933 Plymouth Sedan 1931 Plymouth Sedan 1931 Stndebaker Sedan 1930 Buick Sedan Can Furnish Any Make Car Ton Desire At Reasonable Prices on Wednesday, the groom being a brother of Mrs. Wattles. Brass Candlesticks and other Brassware items. Open evenings Graves Stationery Store.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Campbell will be at The Anchorage for the holidays and will have visiting them Mrs. Campbell's sister, Miss Dawson, and Mrs. L.

J. Hathaway and daughter, of Cherrydale, Miss Elizabeth Earle, of Philadelphia, Mr. John Earle, of Chestnut Hill, and Mrs. M. Tilghman Earle, of Boston.

Persian Table Cover and Tong Sarg Linens. Open evenings Graves Stationery Store. Mr. and Mrs. Homer M.

Parker, of Baltimore, were guests of Mrs. Henry P. Turner on Wednesday last. Mr. Parker, representing the Highway Users Conference, addressed the State Grange at the annual session in Easton.

Mrs. Turner gave an informal dinner party for her guests on Wednesday night. Mrs. Edward Hardcastle will motor to Wilmington tomorrow to met aunt and uncle Miss Frederika Brown and Mr. Martin Brown, of France, who are in the States for several months and will spend the Christmas holi- CONVENIENT TEEMS Pay lor your EASY wHh dm money now spent on laundry bills or waited on needless replacement of wash-worn fabrics own fho EASY in a few months then bay other conTenlences; FIRST QUALITY MEATS! Lean Smoked PICNICS 22c i FANCY TENDER BEEF FANCY Chuck Roast Me Fresh I Fancy 1 AKS Ground Beef 19c 3-Cor.

Roast 25c rqUND 31C JUMBO BOLOGNA Yourchoke SRL0N SMALL BOLOGNA ALL MEAT FRANKS Porterhouse 39c with the hundreds oi dollars continues to SUBURBAN EQUIPMENT CO. C. REG. LAKE OLDSMOBILE DEALER 129 Race Street CAMBRIDGE Same Location for 12 Years Telephone 730 EASTON, MD. 16 Dover Street.