The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-09-30

Personal.
Two home weddings are shortly to take
place in Carroll. On October 10th, Mr.
Robert Gist, son of the late Mordecai Gist,
will be married to Miss Edna May, daughter
of Mr.. Ezra Bish, near this city. On the 18th
of October Mr.. David r. Geiman. son of Mr.
Jere. Geiman, will wed Miss Ida Stoner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoner, near
Uniontown.
Mr.. Ernest Reese, of Baltimore county,
visited relatives here this week.
Mr. William NJ. Weller, son of DR.. Joseph
Weller, of Cumberland, visited his grand
father, Mr.. Francis Shriver, this week.
Frederick c. Near. of Baltimore, and Miss
Dora L. Lampert, of New Windsor, were
married at Grace Lutheran Church, West,
minister, on Tuesday, by Rev. p. Ii. Miller,
the pastor.
DIR. r. B. Weaver, Professor of Anatomy
in Hahneman Medical College, Philadelphia,
spent few days this week with his cousin,
Dir. j. Riuehart, Frizeilburg. DIR. Weaver is
one of the most eminent anatomists in the
country, and has been thirty years in his
present position. His exhibit at the Worlds
Fair was awarded first premium. He recently
was offered and declined the chair of Anat-
omy in the University of Michigan, which
| combines the schools of Alopathy and Home
opathy.
Mr.. Fl. C. bern, of the Altoona Tribune,
one of the best of Pennsylvania papers, was
in Westminster on Monday. He is on his
annual visit to relatives and friends in upper
Carroll.
Mr.. Howard Slagenhaup, well-known
jeweler of Taneytown, and Miss Annie Baer.
daughter of Mr.. John Baer, near Taneytown.
were married on September 81, at the home of
the bride, in the presence of the relatives and
near friends of the contracting parties. Rev.
II. Ditzler. of the Reformed Church, of Mt.
jackson, Va, recently of Taneytown, per-
formed the ceremony. After The ceremony
there was a wedding dinner, and later the
bride and groom left for a trip to Washington,
d. c. They returned home on Monday.
Mrs Chas A. Horner visited Mrs. Eliza
beth Brown. near Patapsco, on Sunday last.
Miss Lizzie Reese, daughter of David
Reese, Esq, of Meadow Branch, this county,
left on Monday last for Chicago, Ill. Miss
Reese will enter the University Of Chicago,
where she proposes completing her studies in
French and German. The course will occupy
about year. Miss Reese is the young lady
who graduated with highest honors at West
ern Maryland College last summer. The an
nouncement that she was seeking the degree
! OF In. u. was mistake.
DR.. E. D. Wells, of Westminster, is quite
sick
DIR. Ralph Sterner, of Texas, a relative of
Mrs. Elizabeth Roop of Westminster, has
been appointed Consul to Munich, Germany.
DR.. John A. Burlington and wife, Louis H.
Dielman and wife and Misses Lena and Agnes
Dielman will start for the Worlds Fair on
Monday next, via the Baltimore Il Ohio
railroad.
Mrs. Tillie Darby and grandson, Howard
Lanahan, of Baltimore, were guests Of Mrs.
Eliza Shreeve on Friday of last week.
Mr.. G. Emory Hood and Miss Maggie v.
Hood, of Mt. Airy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Han
son, of Baltimore, were guests at Mr. A. w.
Buckingham's on Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles S. Roop is visiting his mother
here and will return to Baltimore on Mon
day. Is He has been up in the mountains for
about:twoiweeks.
Mr.. Wesley Day, of Baltimore, formerly of
Day, Carroll county, who has been very i'll,
is slowly improving.
Miss Clabaugh, of Baltimors, is guest at
Mr.. Harry NJ. Clabaugh's.
Miss Lena Reese, of Hagerstown, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. j. Milton Reifsnider.
The following Carroll cogGtiags have regis
tered at the Worlds Fair since our last re-
port Charles j. Flater, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
A. Runkles, Miss Helen Runkles, DIR. B.
H. Todd. Edward c. Roop, Charles j.
Haines, DIR. D. B. Sprecher, Il. NJ. Mellor,
NJ. Sehneeburger, L. A. Aldridge, Mrs D.
G. Allen, Louis P. Schultz, E. E. Smith,
Thomas P Jones, Margaret G. Jones, Halle
c. d. Jones, George H. Miller, William W.
Keefer, Howard T. Schaeffer, Hattie b.
Keen, VIM. II. Cassell, James Cassell, Frank
r. Cassell, Charles L. Herring Charles W..
Moore, j. B. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs William
B. Thomas, VIM. F. Thomas, Mollie Shriver,
Julia p Nelson, Clara A lbaugh, Lizzie Nus
baum, Mae Nelson, Lillian Erb, VIM. Z. Nell
son, Ida NJ. DifIenbaugh, Sallie Horn, Nat
Keene.