The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-03-02

Brooke, son Of Capt, p H. Irwin, left on
Thursday for Georgetown College.
A. $. Dillfr, OF New York, spent several
days in ;his city visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Joshua Gilbert. OF Farmersville, Ohio,
is visiting his brother Mr.. Nelson Gilbert, this
city.
Miss Ella N. Simpson, ofLibsFiy. Frederick
county. is visiting her aunt, Mrs 6. W. Crap
ster, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis II. ofendorff gave a
dinner to Mr.. N. John Lynch aud bride oa
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Keen win celebrate
the twentieth anniversary Of their wedding on
Tuesday, March l..
Rev. WHY'S Rede, rector Of Ascension
Church. spent this week visiting friends IN
Virginia. he will return today.
Messrs. E. W. Leeds and H. Dern, OF Union
Bridge. and Mr.. Wm. p. GoFsnch. Of Sykes
vile, were in Washington on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Clabaugh. Of Philadelphia,
visited her brother law, Mr.. Harry NJ.
Clabaugh. this week, aud ieft for TaEeytown
on Thursday.
Prof James A. DiHenbaagh. Of this city,
Grand Inspector Of the Fifth Masonic Dis
triet Of MARYLAND, visited Acaeia Lodge. Ne.
7 u
were highly pleased with Mr.. Didenhangh.
Mrs August W. Maehen, ase BsEmgSEiner,
OF Toledo, Ohio, is visiting her family in this
city. She arrived on Thursday morning and
was accompanied by her sister, Miss Kate
Baamgargner. who bad been visiting her for
several months
Mr.. E. o. Grimes, Of this city, and bis son,
Master Oliver. visited Washington on Mon
/ day, and spent the day visiting 9he numerous
I places Of interest 10 the capitol city. They
also attended the President reception aud
had hand shake with Mr. Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. c. Bond gave an
! lat home Oh Thursday evening from 70 ?,
at which there were at least two hundred
guests. The toieues Of the ladies we're ua-
+ usually handsome. all being IN fail dress, and
many OF the gentlemen were in evening cos
tune. The hosts were assisted by Miss Mary
I II Shellmaa. Miss Minnie Smith, Miss Lizzie
I Irwin, Miss julia Mekellip, Miss Eva Biaa-
I chard. and lheiS daughter. Miss El0ise. The
rooms were handsomely decorated with the
I choicest exotieS and evergreen, aud refresh
ments in great abundance we're served.
On Tuesday evening the card club met Al
Z the residence Of Mrs. Vim. II. Vanderford.
Progressive euchre took the place Of the
regular game, and four prizes were given 10
the ladies and the same number To the gentle
men. Miss Mary Thayer received the hrst
( prize and Mr. George NJ. Parke the second;
/ Miss Maggie Mekellip received the first
/ BOBBY prize, and Mrs. John J. Baumgartner
/ the second; Mr. d. y. Henning received the
4 first prize and Mr.. Charles +. Fink the second,
and Mr.. John H. Cunningham the FIRST BOBBY
prize and Mr.. Vim. II. Thomas the second.
4 After awarding the prizes refreshments were
served. On Wednesday evening the elub met
at Miss Mary Boyle's, and there was a full
attendance. Progressive euchre was played
and Miss Mary Thayer received the first prize
giyen 10 the ladies and Mrs. John ]. Bsnm-
gartner the BOBBY; Mr.. J. Q, A. Smith was
awarded the FIRST prize for The gentlemen, aud
Mr.. Joha H. Cunningham the BOBBY. Re.
lreshments in abundance were served, aud all
enjoyed most delightful evening.