The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-11-28

Mr.. Benson Bond, of Calvert county, spent
last Friday night with his brother, Judge Jas.
A. C. Bond.
On Thursday afternoon next Miss Lana S.
Bails, daughter of Mr.. David C. Bale, and
Mr.. Isaac N. Stoner, near Medford, will be
married at Stone Chapel, near Warfeldsburg.
Rev. Father Femme is visiting in New York,
and viii return next week.
On Saturday morning last Mr.. Robert Gar
rett accompanied by DR.. II. B. Jacobs, Judge
Hugh l.. Bond, Judge Upshur Dennis and
Judge Pere L. Wicks, arrived here in Mr..
CARROTS private car. They took a view of
our little city and about noon lunched with
Judge James A. C. Bond. Judge Maulsby
and States Attorney Henning were at Judge
Bonds also. In the evening the whole party
dined in Mr.. CARROTS car. The visitors, ac-
companied by Judge Bond, left Sunday morn.
ing for Hagerstown and on Monday visited
Gettysburg and thence proceeded back to Bal
timore.
Miss Mary B. Shellman, who had been
visiting friends in Washington, d. c., for
several weeks, has returned home. Her
friend. Miss Francis Trotton Ruskell, OF Wal
nut Grove, Baltimore county, is visiting her.
Miss Jennie Reese, of Hagerstown, is n
guest of her sister, Mrs j. Milton Reiisnider
Mr.. George W. Stansbury and Miss Maggie
r. Hanley, both of this city, were married at
the parsonage of st. Johns Catholic Church
here, on Thursday afternoon at 4.3O {, clock,
by Father Mead, Of Taneytown. Mr.. William
Eckert and Miss Blanche Whitmer, of this
citv. were groomsman and bridesmaid. The
bride wore gold brown henrietta, trimmed
with velvet, with hat and gloves to match.
The couple left on the 5.4l train for Hagers-
town. The bride was remembered by her
| friends by numerous useful and pretty pres
ents.
Miss Ada O'Donnell, well-known in this
city. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
| O'Donnell, of 1l20 N. Calvert street, has IS
sued invitations to an afternoon tea Saturday,
the 2Sth of November, from 4 to p; M
/ Among those who will receive are the follow
ing ladies: Misses Nellie Smith, Ida Gary,
Nellie Porter, Marie Reuling, Alleen ODon-
mel. Rebecca Gather, Essie jackson, Bette
| Reifsnider and Eta George.
! Misses Bette and Augusta Shriver enter
tanned number of their friends on Wednes
day evening, at their home near Avondale
Taffy pulling, dancing, ETC., were INDUCED II
nntiI n late hour. Refreshments were served
Those present were Mrs. Caroline Shriver
Misses jamie Shriver, Elizabeth and Mary
Irwin, Nancy Roberts, Mamie Gambrill
Emily Jenkins, jamie Thomas; Messrs. Percy
II. Shriver, Arthur f. Smith, Z. Edga
Thompson, Emmett Brown, Chas. V. Dugan
Thomas J. Coonan, Jos. B. Stewart, j. Is
Irwin and F. Neal Parke.
Prof. Jas. A. Diffenbaugh attended thu
session of the State School Commissioners
Association, in Baltimore, this week, ant
also a meeting of the State Board OF Educa
ton. Prof. Diffenbaugh was made Chairman
of the legislative committee, to present t
1 Al IF tho I,uhlip schools
&c.
Col. VIM. A. McKellip went to Baltimor
on Monday to have surgical operation per
formed. He is still IN Baltimore, ana doihi
well.
Miss Mamie Gambrill, of Frederick, spen
Thanksgiving Day and Friday with Miss Mar
cy Roberts.
Miss Emily jenkins, of Baltimore, an
Misses Louise and Nance McSherry, OF Fred
erick, were the guests of the Misses IRWIN o
Thanksgiving Day and Friday.
Messrs. L. Edgar Thompson, Charles /
Roberts, Ir,, Emme+ Brown; los. b, steYar
Beaureguard Howard, of Baltimore, and :
Troxeli Knode, of Frederick, spent Thank
giving in Westminster
Mr., John Mehring and family, who hay
been visiting relatives in Kansas for the pa
, three months, returned home last Saturda.
t Mrs. Mary L. Owings will give reeeptiIo
/ Tn Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Shueey on Monde
r evening next, from to 10 O'Clock, at HI
e residence at Warfeldsburg.
S Miss Bette Reifsnider spent Thankssgivir
S Day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charl
T. Reifsnider.
Rev. Father Kane, who was formerly st
e ,inned in this city as an assistant to Fath'
:; Femme, was the guest of Mr.. Jos. B. Boyle,
d Thanksgiving Day.
Il Miss Berthe Feeser, of Reisterstownn,. al
!, Miss Lille Arnold, of Glyndon, are visih
c Miss Essie Shipley, this city.
4 Miss Belle Richards, daughter of JAG
4 and the late Elizabeth Richards, of Houck
Vile. will be married December I'd, to Jes
Upperco Jr, of Baltimore county, Md.