The Democratic advocate., 1884-08-30
Windsor Sulphur Springs-A Successful
SeasOn-EEappy Enthusiastically ~
Entertainments. dc.
[Reported for the Democratic Advocated

reported Tor the DelnOcratlc AufOcate.I
This Justly popular resort, situated in our
rural and healthful Carroll county, on the
busy and enterprising Western Maryland Rail
road, at the prosperous and thriving town OF
| New Windsor, is especially popular and sue
cessful this season. Since our last report the
following additional guests are registered:
Jos. Whyte (son of Hon. Pinkney Whytel,
wife, child and servant, D. H. Miller (son of
Decatur H. Miller, wife, children and SER
wants, NJ. Ii. Townsend, Mrs. M. III. Town,
send, Thomas Finley, Mrs. Thomas Finley
Robt. Higgins, J. Higgins, Miss Jessie Bar
nette, Miss Carrie f. Baker, Miss Ida Barton,
Miss Mary Ely, Miss Olivia. Gollibart, w. A.
Boykin, Mrs. w. A. Boykin, Rob. Boykin,
Miss l.. Boykin, Miss Mary Boykin, J. j.
Sheppard, Mrs J. J. Sheppard. Miss A. Shep-
Herson, Miss l.. Hubbard, Miss NJ. Gray, Miss
A. L. Dodge, Miss Anna Prentiss, U. b.
Sinclair, jr., Mrs. q. B. Sinclair, R. Brown,
Mrs. r. Brown, Miss Jessie Brown, Il. V.
Lansdale, all of Baltimore.
Capt. Il. W. Tyler, Mrs. r. w. Tyler, Miss
~ Tyler, Miss T.. S. Tyler, r. X. Tyler,
Mrs. A. I. King, Miss l.. King, Miss E. NJ.
Gray, E. Gray, f. Gray, Mrs. j. Turner, w.
Turner, Mrs. A. T. McCallum, Miss l.. ID.
McCallum, Miss Carrie MeCallum, R. IL.
Graham, j. Graham, Miss NJ. Graham, Mrs.
Clifford Warden, Miss E. Warden, Edward
Graves, Mrs. Edward Graves, Chas. Graves,
all of Washington, D. C..
l.. Vollers, Mrs. l.. Vollers, Miss Katie
Vollers, Miss l.. Rulfs, Wilmington, n. c..
G. J. Hooper, Mrs. G. J. Hooper, Rich
mond, Va.
Miss Sue Hunter, Miss S. X. Hunter,
Funkstown, Nd.
f. NJ. Heiner, Philadelphia, Pa. ....5
There is a general social intercourse among
the guests, and games of all kinds, carriage
and horseback riding, walking in the groves,
swinging in the hammocks, fishing in the
streams, are among the amusements, and are
greatly enjoyed. On every Friday night for
the last FIVE or six weeks a special entertain
ment has been given in the spacious College
Hall under the brilliant lights of the Bailey
refeetors, and Terpsichore reigns supreme,
while youth and pleasure meet, to chase
the glowing hours with flying feet" On last
Friday evening the laundry and quarters OF
the service was granted to the sons OF Ham
for an entertainment, in consideration of their
extraordinary faithfulness to duty this sum
mer = even while campmeetings beckoned
them away. The hour came, the music came,
the sable sons and daughters of Africa came
from your good city of Westminster, from
Uniontown, from Union Bridge and all around,
until the place became too straight for them;
and by special request of the guests of the
resort the entertainment was given in the
large hall. A merrier night was perhaps
never spent in New Windsor. The Virginia
hoe-d down was given by special request, and
was cheered and encored to the echo. When
the 'wee sma' hours were approached the
whole dark brigade retired in good order to
the quarters for refreshments and closing ex-
ercises.
The crowning event of the season will be
select Soiree Dansante on Friday night, Aug.
29th, in the large hall of Windsor Sulphur
Springs Reception Committee Mr.: r: X.
Tyler, Miss Olivia Gollibart, Miss Katie Vol
lers Director Mr.. NJ. S. Clark.
The main buildings and the annex are still
filled with guests, who linger longer than
usual this season.
The fall term of New Windsor College and
Windsor Ladies' Seminary will begin on
Wednesday, September 10th, with larger
attendance than on any former year. Success
to the college and the Windsor Sulphur
Springs EStO peIpet,a.