The Democratic advocate., 1892-09-17
Personal and society Notes.

Mr.. A. jackson Jordan, of st. LonIs, Mis-
souri,, recently visited his mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Jordan, near Denning's, this county.
After remaining two weeks at the old home
stead, he left for Philadelphia and New York
and other Northern cities, and arrived in st.
Louis last week At Philadelphia he met
some friends he had met while travelling in
Asia year or two ago.
Mrs. Margare. F. Smith, of North Charles
street. Baltimore, was a guest of Mrs. Louisa
Smith, this city, from Saturday until Monday.
Senator Newman, of Frederick county, was
in Westminster on Monday.
Mr. James II. Dugan left for Baltimore
and DIR. Thomas Coonan for Chicago, Ill.
on Monday. Mr. Thomas ON. Baumgart-
ner left for Chicago last week. Mr.. Arthur
+. Smith will go to Baltimore, shortly, to en-
gage in business there.
Miss BERTHE Foge, of townsville, Frederick
county, is visiting Miss Carrie Horner, this
city.
Mrs. Joshua Warner and three children
Mamie, Bessie and Herbert-of Baltimore,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. end Mrs. Samuel
NJ. Gist, near Westminster.
Mr.. G. W. Weaver, of g. W. Weaver 4
Son, the progressive mercantile firm of Get
tysburg. Pa, has been visiting relatives and
friends in this county for the past week.
Miss Mary B. Shellman has gone to Wash
ingtou, D. c., to attend the Grand Army
Encampment. She is member of the Gus
ter, No. =, Woman's Relief Corps.
Hon. Frank T. Shaw and Chas. 7. Reifspi-
der. ESQ.,, made q business trip to Virginia
this week.
Harry Yingling and Edward Brown, Of
Baltimore, are visiting friends in Westmin-
ster.
Mrs. Fl. C. Nelson and her son Frank left
on Monday for Vermont, where Frank is at
tending school.
Mrs. P. F. Thomas, of Baltimore, is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. James A. C. Bond.
Mrs. Thomas C. Butler and daughter TEN.
pie, of St. Louis, Mo-, are visiting her mother
in law, Mrs. Jane R. Butler. Mrs. W. Smith
son Forwood, of Belair, Nd, is also guest
of Mrs. Butler.
Mrs. William G. Roberts, of 1.-The Rocks, -
Hartford county, Nd, is visiting Mrs. John
A. Macintosh.
Commodore and Mrs. Fairfax, spent Thurs
day With their daughter, Mrs. }. Milton
Reifsnider.
Mr.. S. H. Gaitskill and wife, of Florida,
are visiting relatives in this city and vicinity
Mrs. Garrison and daughter, Miss Grace,
of Norfolk, Va, are guests OF Mrs. VIM. r.
Maulsby.
Miss Blanche Abbott. of Hampstead, is 9
guest of her cousin, Miss Rosa Zahn, of West
minister.
MIS-. George A. zahn and son Wilbur, Of
this city, are visiting relatives in Hampstead.
Miss Matte Tinney, of Anderson, Ind, is
ii guest at Mr.. John Shreeve's, this city.
Miss Rose Doyle, of "A Pennsylvania ave-
nue., entertained number of her friends on
Monday evening last. Dancing was INDUCED
in until late hour, and refreshments were
served in abundance. Among those present
were Misses Emma Cooper and Rose Conard
of McSherrystown, Mollie Strevig Of Ralti
more, Mamie Fesler of Tannery, the Misses
Crawford, Gardner, Sheeler, Rose Await,
Annie Beaver, Alice Stouch, Emma Case,
Maggie Kilgore, Minnie Wagner, Josie Mar
tin and Miss Yaniis; Michael E. Walsh, VIM.
Walsh, Theodore Derr, Jr., Michael Doyle,
Sarsi6eld Doyle, William Fowler, Joseph
Sheeler, Mr. SelIman of Mt. Airy, and others.
A number of young men gave an enjoyable
dance at the City Hotel on Tuesday night last.
The very inclement weather reduced the at
tendance, but the dancers made merry within
while the storm ragged without. About twenty
five couples were present, including Misses
Rosa Shriver, Kate Sourwine, Estelle, Edith
and Flourine Burton, Bessie Matthews, and
Messrs. f. Henry Matthews, Edgar Thomp'
son. Shorb Neale, of Baltimore; Lizzie Hew-
III. Ella Duff, Sayille Hewitt, J. L. Duff, Of
Freedom; Lycurgus G. Matthews, }. McKim,
Henry j. Farber, Hilton Manahan, Of Green
wood, Baltimore county; Edward !. Jones,
Kirk Matthews, of Elk Ridge, Howard county,
and Bette and Gussie Shriyer, Avondale, be
sides many ladies and gentlemen of westmln'
ster.