The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-07-02
Personals

DIR. E. B. Fenby. of Baltimore, is locker
on at the Prohibition Convention at Cincin-
natl. -elHi# s4E raaH Bill
Miss Emma R. Steiner, of Baltimore, we'll
known in This city, was given testimonial
concert at Harris Academy of Music, on
Friday night of last week. 1t was great
success. '''- '' tv 'l--1
Ohio. -
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.. 0rendorff and Mrs.
Mallsby left yesterday for Asbury Park, on
the New Jersey coast. -al. Htu -aj.
Miss Sallie Woods, of Baltimore, is a guest
of Miss Ida Moore. -s.a .r,.t 1t.1 ii.
Mrs. Hiram Woods and family, Of Balti-
more, are guests at Mr.. William A. Cunning
hams. 1851. 4 .nff-
Mrs Silas H. Gateskill, of Mcintosh, Flor
ida, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Gist, near this city. a,.
Mrs. NJ. Fitzgerald Smith of North Charles
street, Baltimore, with her friend, Miss Mamie
Stokes, Of st. Paul street, are at the Brighton,
Atlantic City. ..sa
Mr.. Charles S. Roop, of the Baltimore
postofiice, is spending his vacation at Atlantic
City. - ....1.aE
Rev. S. B. Pond and bride spent parts of
last and this week at Miss McKellip's, Wash
ington, d. c. @
Mr.. Chas E. C. Smith and family, OF Bal
timore, are guests of his mother, Mrs. Louisa
Smith, East End.
Mrs. Eugenia Hayden is visiting her dangh-
ter, Mrs. George ID. Fouke. -
Mr.. Covington D. Barnitz and family, of
Baltimore, have come to Westminster 10
spend the summer. r- l..
w h. h,. ar,,NIova1
bookkeeper for Smith, Yingling K Co., left
for his home in Hanesvile, Kent county, on
Tuesday. He will return in August
Edward Weaver, of Coatesvile, Pa, is
spending few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Edwin Weaver, this city.
Mr. James n Shellman, of the ADVOCATE
office, will leave today for months visit TO
places in Carroll and Baltimore counties.
Commodore Fairfax, of Hagerstown, spent
Tuesday with his son-in- law, Mr.. j. Milton
Reifsnider.
John S. Motter, Esq, of the Frederick bar,
was in Westminster on Thursday.
license was issued on Wednesday at Tow
son for the marriage of Miss Matte V. Til
yard, of Gwynnbrook, Baltimore county, form
erIy of near Finksburg, and Mr.. William C.
Watkins of 1115 Franklin street, Baltimore.
The wedding took place at st. Thomas
Church, near Owings' Mills, on Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Charles j. Kennedy, Mrs. r. Kennedy
and Miss Mary E. Kennedy, all of Baltimore,
are guests at the City Hotel.
William E. Matthews, of Philadelphia;
Herman Sattler, Alf. j. Schulls, John j.
Matthews and Prof. Leonard, of Baltimore,
rode to Westminster on their bicycles on
Wednesday.
Today Mr.. Frank Cassell goes to Atlantic
City for a few days, and Mr.. John H. Bowers
to Washington, ID. c. to visit his sister.
The following guests have arrived at Win
chester Place this week, or will arrive today
Mr.. George II. Stickney, wife, three children
and nurse, Miss Sallie 1ilghman, Mr.. +. w.
Koch, wife and two children, Mrs. Ojier and
Miss Nellie 0jier, Mrs. Reinicker and son,
Mr.. Burt and family, all of Baltimore; and
Mrs. Owen, Port Deposit; DR.. and Mrs. ii.
| c. Nelson, Frank Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Memo
cal The guests now number between fifty
and sixty.
Miss May Walsh, of Orange, New Jerey, is
a guest of the Misses Irwin.
| Mrs. Hannah Hoppe and Miss Mollie H.
Hoppe, of Atlanta, Georgia, are visiting at
Mr.. Jere. Rinehart's.
Mrs. Clinton Wright and Miss Elise Wright,
of Baltimore, spent Thursday with Mrs. A.
+. Fiddis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hilles, Misses j. Essie and
Carrie Hilles, maid and coachman, of Balti-
more, registered at the City Hotel on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jas. A. C. Bond entertained the
choristers of Ascension Church on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. C. H. Yanderford is the guest of Mrs.
Wedderburn, Baltimore.
Mr.. Decatur H. Miller, Jr., of Baltimore,
was in Westminster on Tuesday.
Mr.. w. Hyatt Davis will leave today for
short visit to his parents, in Frederick.
Mrs. Jane Sellman, who left here about
year ago for Illinois, has returned to this city.
VIM. II. Thomas, Esq, will Join his family
in st. Mary's county tomorrow.
Dr. JAS C. Shreeve and son, Of Ellicott
City, and Mr.. +. N. Snader and wife, of Bal
tmore, will spend the Fourth at Mr.. John
Shreeve's, East Green street.