The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-08-15
Personal and Society Notes.

Miss Sadie Kneller, of Baltimore, is visiting
friends in Westminster.
Misses Minnie Bankard and Mamie Male
horn, of Baltimore, are guests at Mr.. Francis
Vampires $, near this city.
Mrs. Mollie c. Harrison is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles +. Mitten, of Finksburg.
Mr.. Frank Smith, of Frederick, is the guest
of Mr.. James Ii. Dugan.
Mrs. Jane Z. Smith, of Norfolk, Va, ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss Mamie, is
visiting her son, Mr.. ]. Q. II. Smith, of this
city.
Miss Eloise Bond, daughter of Judge Bond,
is at Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
Miss Emily Jenkins, of Cathedral street,
Baltimore, is a guest of the Misses Irwin, this
city.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Gist and family, of Florida,
are visiting relatives near this city.
The family of Mr. Pinkney j. Bennett, ac-
companied by Mrs. VIM. b. Thomas and
Miss jamie Thomas, have gone out to Mr..
Benefits country place, in New Windsor dis
trict.
Mr. Job Scott, cashier of the National Ex
change Bank of Baltimore, and wife, spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. VIM. H.
Gilbert Mrs. Scott remained the rest Of the
week.
Mr. f. Flavins j. Pennington, of Baltimore,
was last Sunday visitor at the house of Mrs.
Wendelin Gilbert. He is competent drafts
man in the employ of the Pennsylvania Steel
Company.
Mrs. l.. S. Dallas, of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives in this city.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Jane R. Butler
gave an entertainment TO number of her
Young lady friends Those present were
jamie B. Thomas, Bessie Bennett, Bette
Winterson, Bertha Wiles, May Nelson and
Jean f. Macintosh.
Miss Annie L. Sksiver, of east Green street,
gave a dance to a number of her friends on
Monday evening last, in honor of Miss Katie
Coriell, of Baltimore. Among those present,
in addition, were Mr.. and Mrs. w. h. Moore,
Baltimore; Misses Mary b. Shelman, Maggie
Baumgartner, Lottie Moore, Maggie Euber,
Alice Huber, Annie, Mollie and Maud Shri
yer; Messrs. Charles W. Moore, John +. Ev-
E. Herring, w. ID. Reese, Thomas o. N.
Baumgartner, VIM. L. Everhart. Refresh
ments were served at midnight.
Miss Winnie Smith returned on Thursday
evening from visit to Mrs. }. Alex. II.
Campbell, at York, Pa, Mrs. Campbell ac-
companying her.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. Sellers, of philadelphia,
are guests at Mr.. 4. o. Grimes.
Master Ollie Grimes is spending few days
with his uncle, DIR. }. II. Grimes, Baltimore.
Mr.. VIM. p. Maulsby, Jr., of Frederick,
spent Thursday and Friday in this city.
The third of the series of germans was held
at Winchester Place on Thursday evening last.
The number was not rs large as at the former
ones, but the floor was comfortably filled.
Az g % dancing commenced and the german
started at 1890, eighteen couples participant
ing. Mr.. Reynolds Neale led as stag.
Those present were Mrs. George NJ. Parke,
Mrs. H. M. CIabaugh, Mrs. Charles E. G.
Smith, Mrs. Stirling, Mrs. Joseph I. Herring,
Mrs. j. A. ii. Campbell, York, Pa; Misses
Catherine Dnnott, Harrisburg, Pa; Jennie
Reese, Hagerstown; Nina Scott, Emily Jen-
kins. Baltimore; Bessie Shriyer, Union Mills;
Bette and Augusta Shriver, Avondale; Ada
OiDonnell. Mamie Nicholas, Baltimore co.;
Elizabeth Irwin, Margaret Baumgartner, Mary
Irwin, Jane Thomas, Blanche Bennett, Mary
Roop; Messrs. j.. Edgar Thompson, Geo. W.
O'Donnell, Samuel Wilson. Chas. II. Smith, .
Baltimore; Frank Smith, Frederick; }. ID.
and W. c. Norris, Reister$towni Harry Nj.
Clabaugh, Louis Shriver, John NJ. Roberts,
Percy Shriver, John II. Cunningham, Arthur
T.. Smith, Charles T.. Reifsnider, Dr., r. Neal
Parke. NJ. Ill. Baumgartner, j.. Milton Ref
snider, w. Reynolds G. Neale, j Smith ReiE
snider, Charles V. Dugan, Thos. N. Baum
cartner, George j. Parke, DR.. Joseph L.
Herring, james Ii. Dngan, r. Abner Parke,
Frank u. Miller Those from Winchester
Place were Misses Wroth, Jesse Brown, Hunt,
Chamberlain, Susie Snead. Matte Barnett,
Mr.. and Mrs Koch, Mrs. Harnickells Mrs.
Hablston, Mr.. and Mrs. Conner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt.