The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-09-26

DR.: and Mrs. George Y Everhart gave a
delightful card party last Wednesday evening
at their residence in Baltimore county. AZ
ter prizes were distributed refreshments were
served.
New Windsor College, Windsor Female
College and Windsor Business College have
all opened with great encouragement TO Presi
dent Jelly. The faculty is larger than ever,
and the opening is full of encouragement.
| The Democrats of Manchester district are
preparing to have barbecue some time next
month. They expect to have eminent sneak
ers, plenty of music and an immense meeting.
1t will be held on Saturday, October "a.
The speakers at the great Democratic mass
meeting at Woodstock next Thursday will be
Hons. Frank Brown, Marion DeKalb Smith.
John p. Poe, j. Frank Ford and Senator
Arthur, P. German. Three counties and
Baltimore city will unite in the meeting.
The contributors to the Flower Mission
this week were Mrs. VIM, A. Cunningham,
Mrs. Chas. Cassell, Mrs. N. Gilbert, Mrs. j.
w. Nelson, Mrs. Henry Moreloek, Mrs. Geo
W. Matthews, Mrs. j. Rinehart, Mrs. S.
Misses A. Louisa Bixler, Carrie Mourer,
Lummie Yingling, Grace Diehl, Georgia
buckingham, jamie Reaver, Gertrude and
Helen Baer, Belle and Laura Nygren, Mary
Engard; and Mr.. j. Yingling. The contribu-
tons consisted oifruit and flowers. Receivers
for next week Misses Lockard and Fowble;
packers, Misses Noel and Moore.
The shutters of several residences on Main
and Green streets have been tried before and
after the occupants have retired, and il is
becoming very common thing to pass through
peoples yards and gardens after night
Warnings are not needed, and if pistol bull
let follows and persons are hurt they can only
blame themselves for it. People who make
the excuse that they want drink should not
sneak in, nor step up on porches, neither
should they reply TO the question Of what do
you want by saying that ''they are looking
for man. The latter they will find in
such a way as not to be wholesome.
At the State Convention of the W. C. T. u,
which meets in this city October II, Is and |
lG one hundred delegates are expected; also |
speakers from various states. The mass |
meetings at night will be held at Odd Eel |
lows HALL Mr.. Geo. w. AIbaugh has kindly |
loaned to the ladies in charge his vacant |
room adjoining Carroll Hall, and lunch will |
he served the delegates on Thursday and Fri |
day. Any donations sent there on the morn
ings of those days will be thankfully received. |
Homes for % delegates are desired, and |
those who will entertain one or more will |
please send their names to Mrs. DIR. Chas.
Billingslea, Miss Lizzie Herr or Mrs. DR..
Shipley.
Col. N. H. Seitz, general agent of the Bal
timore Building Association, has organized
local branch in this city, with the following
+. Grouse president, A. c. Stras-
burger vice president, Chas. II. Vanderford
secretary, VIM. b. Thomas treasurer, J.
Milton Reifsnider attorney. These together
with f. II. Orendorlf and Harvey II. Stone
constitute the board of directors. Miss Mary
B. Shelman is special agent. About two
hundred shares of stock have been subscribed
for, and it is likely the stockholders here of
the Southern Building and Loan Company,
of Knoxville, Tennessee, will withdraw from
ii and join the Baltimore Association. Some
have already done so. The Southern is solid
and sound but the Baltimore is nearer home.