The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-08-29
PERSONA ANA Society Notes.

Mr.. }. ID. Wheeler, cashier of the Drovers
and Mechanics National Bank, Baltimore,
was guest Of Mr.. S. 3. Stocksdale, of Finks.
burg, on Sunday. Mr.. Wheeler attended
church IN Westminster in the morning, and
met number of acquaintances.
Mr.. Frank F. Cunningham, cashier of the
Brunswick Georgia. State Bank, is visiting
his father, Mr.. VIM. A. Cunningham, this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Biscoe, of Baltimore, spent
two weeks at Mr.. K. T. Shilling's, Sandyyille.
Miss Viola Crout, of Baltimore, is a guest of
GoIda Shilling.
Miss Estelle Wathen, of Baltimore, is visit
ing Mrs. F. Ii. 0rendorff
Mr.. Joseph A. Abbott and family, of Bal
timore, are visiting relatives in Carroll.
Mr.. Chas. W. Zeiber and family, of Wash
ington, d. c., are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Israel Zeiber, this city.
DIR. John B. Boyle, of Baltimore, is visit
ing his father, Col. j. B. Boyle.
Rev. VIM. A. Grouse, formerly pastor of
Deer Park Circuit, spent several days in this
city this week.
Mr.. VIM. II. Thomas and family will leave
to-day for st. Mary's county, Nd, where
they will spend ten days or two weeks at his
mothers, on the Wicomieo river. Hon.
Chas. B. Roberts will accompany MIR. Thomas'
Messrs. Henry Vanderford, A. f. Orn-
dorif and VIM. NJ. Gist left on Thursday to
look at some of the cheap land in Charles
and st. Mary's counties.
Mrs. p. j. Bennett and daughters, Mrs.
VIM. B. Thomas and family, and Misses
Bettye Winterson and Florence Irene Hamil-
ton, of Baltimore, have returned to West
minister, after rusticating several weeks at
Saunfnr Rannattfs baautifnl pouutrv nlapp
Leigh Castle
Granville Myers and Wilson Myers and
family spent a week recently with their
mother, Mrs. Margaret Myers, at Union
Mills. Franklin Myers and family spent last
Saturday and Sunday with his mother.
Mrs. H. NJ Clabaugh and children, of
Westminster, are visiting her father, DR..
John A. Swope at Gettysburg. DIR. and Mrs.
Swope will have been married twenty-five
years ON Monday next, and the twenty fifth
anniversary will be celebrated at that time
by a reception.
A very enjoyable party was rendered by
Miss Cora Miller, on Wednesday evening, to
her associates, at the residence OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Miller, No. 10 Church
street. Dancing, plays and singing were the
features of the evening. Miss Ada Trumbo
presided at the organ. Refreshments were
served at 10 O'Clock. Those present were
Misses Katie and Gertie Baer, Maggie and
jamie Reese, Maud and Mabel Miller, jamie
Reaver, Cora Dorsey, Julia Manning, Ada
and Blanche Trumbo, Madge Shaw, May
Bruce Smith, Eva Rinker and Lillian May
Brown, and Messrs. Walter Wilson, Harvey
Reaver, Herbert Trumbo, Elting and Eddie
Shriver, John Shaw, Charles klef, Arthur
and Jack Smith and Irving and Willie Miller.
Miss Bessie Matthews, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Irwin.
Mr.. Winebrenner, of Hanover, Pa, is
visiting at Mr.. Writ Shriver's, Union Mills.
Miss Maggie II. Reese, of Lutherville, Bal
timore county, and Miss Annie c. White
lock, of Baltimore, are guests OF Mrs VIM.
A. Cunningham.
Miss Daisy yesterday, of Washington, d.
c., is visiting Mrs. j. f. Rinker, this city.
Mrs. Z. o. Grimes and son, Ollie, are Wis
iting at Hon. Ormand Hammond's, Talbot
county.
The fourth of the series of germans was
held at Winchester Place on Thursday even
ing last. The number was not rs large as at
the former ones, but the floor was comfortably
filled. At $50 dancing commenced and the
german started at 1890, eighteen couples
participating. Mr.. John NJ. Roberts led with
Miss JENNIE Reese, oil HagerstOWh. lnose
present were Mrs. VIM. B. Thomas, Mrs.
Charles E. Stewart, Mrs. Charles L. c.
Smith, Mrs. Jos. T. Herring; Misses Lena
and Jennie Reese, Hagerstown; May Sea,
Philadelphia; Bessie Matthews, Betty Win
terson, Susie Snead, Baltimore; Bessie
Shriver, Union Mills; Bette and Augusta
Shriver, Avondale;. Elizabeth Irwin, Jane
Thomas, Bessie Bennett, Mary Irwin, Mary
Roop, Blanche Bennett, Mary Shellman
Messrs. Winebrenner, Hanover, Pa; Victor
Caylor, Hagerstown; E. Edgar Thompson
Chas E. Smith, Baltimore; Louis Shriver, j
NJ. Reifsnider, J. NJ. Roberts, Percy Shriver
J. H. Cunningham, Arthur +. Smith, Chas.
T. Reifsnider, Jr., f. Neal Park, N. Ii
Baumgartner, W. K. C. Neale, j. Smitl
Reifsnider, Charles V. Dugan, George j
Parke, Dr. Jos. T. Herring, Jas. II. Dugan
! r. Abner Parke, Westminster.