The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-08-25
The Society World.

Miss Maggie Huber entertained few friends
at her residence on Wednesday evening.
The guests spent the evening in playing
euchre and other games until about 10 o clock,
when the company repaired to the dining
room and enioyed an abundance of choice
fruits. Those present were: Misses May Par
ker and Minnie Thompson, of Washington.
d. c.; Miss Kancher and Maltzberger, of
Reading. Pa; Miss Washburn, Morristown,
N. j.; Misses Emma Fowble. Ada and Jennie
Smith. Mrs j. Woodward, Theo. +. Englar
and Samuel Roop, Messrs. Samuel Roop,
Prof F. H. Schaeffer, John II. Cunningham,
VIM. D. Reese, Fred D. Miller, John Ever
hart and Walter c. Wickert of Westminster.
The ladies of Sykesville gave very enjoy
able leap year dance, on Friday evening of
last week, at Springfield Cottage, owned by
Postmaster Brown and occupied as a summer
boarding house by Mrs. r. NJ: McGill.
Among the many present were the Misses
Anderson, Voorhees,, Bennett, Buckner,
Mathews. Cawthorn, Hewitt, and Messrs.
Heffinger, Voorhees,, Kearney, Pearce, War
field, Hollingsworth, Berret, Cowman, Dor
sey, Mathews, Cawthorn, Bennett, Seward,
Fisher, Hewitt and Merceron, and Mesdames
Welbourn, Voorhees,, Fisher and McGill were
chaperones. All had most delightful even
ing, and hopes are entertained of a repetition
in the near future.
An enjoyable lawn party was given on We'd
nesday evening by Miss Ida and Jacob Shaef-
fer, at their residence in Cranberry Valley.
Croquet and other games, together with or
gan and violin music was participated in by
the guests. Refreshments were served IN
abundance at a seasonable hour, and all left
delighted with the evenings pleasure. Those
present were Misses Jennie and l.. Matthias,
Matte Reese. Lena Bale, Ida Devilbiss,
Flora Frizell, Mollie Hull, Nicy and Mary Hull,
| Lucinda, Annie and Cora Geiman, Lou Sense.
new. Emma Wampler, Mrs. J. W. Steele; and
Mrs Bosley Miss Nellie Horn, Misses Hou
ser and Horner, of Baltimore; Miss Cora
Chew, of Carrollton; Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Shafer, of Wakefield; Messrs. Frank Joseph
and Charles Reese, Grant Matthias, D. J.
Brown. j. NJ. Deviibiss, John Bale, Harry
Little, Joseph Hoppe, Isaac n. Stoner,
Charles C. Engle, W. Hull, Wilson Grouse,
David and James Reese, Ferd. Shaeffer, S.
Foutz, David Geiman, i. Senseney. l.. Iing-
ling, j.. David Crow, and David Horner. of
Baltimore, Nd.
Notwithstanding the sultry temperature of
! Friday evening of last week, very enjoyable
hop was given at the City Hotel by the young
men, Dancing began at and was kept up
almost continuously until l a. ~. The toll
cites Of the ladies were becoming, while many
of the gentlemen were in full evening dress.
Those present were: Misses Marie Bond, of
| St. Louis; Annie Barnitz, Ada 0'Donnell,
Gertie CAN'T, Grace Barnitz, Nellie d. Knell
and Mary Richardson, of Baltimore; Miss
Kaucher and Maltzberger, of Reading, Pa,
Miss Washburn, of Norristown, n. j., Misses
| Fouke, of Chariestown, w. Va, Mrs. g. c.
CAN'T and Mrs. B. G. Harris of Baltimore;
Mrs. Herbert Smith, of Norfolk, Va; Misses
Kittie Roberts, Elose Bond, Minnie Kesser,
Mary Thayer, Eva Blanchard, Maggie Bum
gartner, Winnie Smith, jamie Thomas, Paul
inc Trumbo, Mary Roop, Maggie Huber. Mol
( lie Shriver. Julia F. McKellip, Lottie Moore,
Annie Sbriyer, Mrs. VIM. Moore, Mrs. Sam
ueI Roop, Mrs. W, H. Vanderford, Mrs. J.
A. C. Bond, Mrs. J. Z. Il. Smith, Mrs. Up
shur Stirling Messrs. Barry and Ww. Moore, of
Baltimore; Robert Garrison, of Norfolk, Va,
Messrs Samuel Roop, j. NJ. Roberts, Frank
Miller, j. H. Cunningham, N. II. Bumgart-
ner, W. II. Thomas, Charles B. Roberts, Jr.,
Arthur Smith, J. P. Brundige, F. Neal Parke,
Charles Dugan, Howard Schaefler, John +.
Everhart, w. R. C. Neale, James Dugan, +.
Miller, w. G. Wickert, George Parke, Chas.
T. Reifsnider, Jr., and j. Smith Reifsnider, of
this city.