The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-10-01
Personal.

Mr. A. B. Howard, Jr., of the Maryland
Bureau of Statistics and Information, was in
Westminster on Tuesday.
Mr.. G. Harry Gist, of Baltimore, was in
Westminster from Saturday until Monday.
Mr.. Harry Gilbert, of Tazewell county, H.
linois, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. Nelson Gil
bert, this CITY, Last week they visited rela-
tives in Clark county, Va.
William A. Golden and wife, together with
their children, Genevive, Marcella and HUI
bert Casimir, of Pittsburg, Pa, after nearly a
weeks visit to his widowed mother and
brother-in-law, Mr.. Louis j. Hemler, in his
native Taneytown district, left there for home
last Tuesday, concluding three weeks tour
through five states and the District of Colum-
bia.
Miss Eloise Bond, daughter of ex-Judge
Bond, was the guest of the Misses German,
daughters of Senator A. P. German, several
days this week, at their home, Laurel, Md.
Mrs. Jesse Deviibiss, of New Windsor, is
visiting friends in Martinsburg, W. Va.
Misses MAY and Lille Russell and Miss
Eta Bearment, of ReisterstOwn, are guests Of
Mrs. Eliza Shreeve.
Miss Nellie Hay, of York, Pa, is to he
married next week to Mr. Frank Stevens, of
Baltimore The bride is cousin of Miss
Winnie Smith, and visited her here several
years ago.
Mrs. Sarah V. Lothrop, of Lyons, Clinton
county, Iowa, widow of DIR. Charles Ii.
Lothrop, Surgeon in the United States Navy,
visited Mrs. James +. Smith, on Wednesday
last. She was accompanied by Mrs. W. >.
Drach, of New Windsor.
DIR. William B. Stoner, of Northumberland,
Pa, son of Mr.. George Stoner, of Stoners-
Vile, this county, recently took an examlna-
ton before the Medical Examining Board of
Virginia. The examination is quite rigid,
and he was one Of the nineteen out OF thirty
eight who were examined that passed. 1t is
not known whether DR.. Stoner proposes to
go to Virginia or not, but it is a credit to any
physician to pass the Virginia Board. We
understand the DIR. has n lucrative practice at
Northumberland.
Mr.. Jesse Manning, of Baltimore, visited
his father, Mr.. Richard Manning, this week.
Father Joseph H. Cassidy, who has snc-
ceeded Father Femme as pastor of St. John s
Church, this city, was presented with hand
some purse by the members Of Manning
I.yceum, of Baltimore, on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Schlatzer Miss Allie Schatzer, Mrs.
Hebel and Miss Frederick, W ere guests OF
Mrs. Margaret Grumbine during the meet
ing of the Woman's Missionary Society.
Miss Matte Willie will start for her home,
Chicago Illinois, next Monday, after pleas
ant visit of eight weeks to her aunt, Mrs. j.
r. Eader, this city. During her visit East
she spent week in Washington, d. c.
Rev. j. L. Asper, former pastor of Salem
charge, now of Frederick county, was in
Westminster on Thursday and Friday.
Miss Maggie Jones, of Baltimore, is visit
ing friends in Westminster.
Miss Lee, of Baltimore, is guest at Judge
Roberts's.
Mr.. John Mcclellan, of townsville, Fred
ericIi county, spent the week with Mr.. Chas.
A. Horner, this city.
At the Reformed Church, in this city, today,
Miss jamie, daughter of the late Augustus
Shriver, of Avondale, and Mr.. E. Clymer
Whyte, of Baltimore, youngest son OF Elk
Governor VIM. p. Whyte, will be married.
The wedding will be private, no invitations
to the ceremony having been issued.
Mrs. Mason, of Providence. B. l., formerly
Miss Olivia Payne, daughter of the late DR..
Elisha Payne, made short visit to Westmin-
ster this week. Her father practiced medi-
cine in Westminster a number of years ago.
After his death the family removed to Rhode
Island, Mrs. Mason being at the time only
ten years old.
| On Tuesday morning last, at St. Joseph
Catholic Church, Taneytown, Mr.. I. Allen
Davis and Miss Sophia K. Fink were married
by Rev. Fathear Meade. The groom is a son
Of Mr.. James Davis, and the bride daughter
1 of Mr.. Harry Fink. A wedding breakfast
followed the ceremony, and tbs newly welded
pair left at $50 n. m. for visit to friends in
| Pennsylvania.
! Mr.. Edward Early. of Baltimore, and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Tregellas, daughter o
| Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Tregellas, Of Union
Bridge, were married on Wednesday of last
week, at the residence of the BRIDES parents.
The parors were decorated with cut flowers
and ported plants. The bride entered the
parlor with her brother, Mr.. Samuel X. Ire
gellas, and was met by the groom with his
best man, Mr. VIM. P. Geary, of Baltimore.
The wedding march from Tannhauserr was
played by Mr.. Robert Jones, organist OF
Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church, Bal
timore. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Joseph Fletcher, rector of st. Barna-
bias Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore
The bride wore travelling dress OF navy blue
diagonal, with hat to match, and she carried
/ a cluster of bride roses. After the wedding
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Early left for trip
up the Hudson river.