The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-12-02
Personal.

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Mrs. Nellie H. Chieblin, of Washington, d.
c., was in Westminster on Monday last. Miss
S. +. Dougherty, of the same city, visited her
mother, Mrs. Hannah Dougherty, near Free
dom, this week.
Rev. WHY'S Rede, former rector OF
Ascension Church, was in Westminster from
Saturday until Wednesday.
MessrS. VIM. p Maulsby, Jr., and Freder-
lick Nelson, of Frederick, were in Westmin-
ster on Tuesday, in attendance at court, and
| L. b. Hay, Esq, of Washington, ID. c., also
attended court on Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas Herring, of Baltimore, was in
Westminster this week. He is now connected
with large printing house in Baltimore, and
is treasurer of the firm.
Mr. Arthur Spalding. of Washington, D.
c., visited his sister, Mrs. j. Howell Billings
| lea, this week.
Mrs. +. 7. Manahan and son, of Fairfield.
Pa, and her daughter, Mrs. A. A. c. Scott,
of Dixon, Illinois, are visiting relatives in
Westminster,
Misses Jennie and Florence Malehorn,
Westminster, are guests oc the Misses Stevens,
EdmoDdson avenue, Baltimore.
Mr.. William Mcintyre and Capt Noble H.
Creager, of Baltimore, spent Tuesday night
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Mr.. Harry Cootes is visiting friends in Bal
timore.
Mrs. S. X. Herr visited friends in Union
Bridge this week.
Mr.. Henry Kone, of Missouri, visited Mr..
| 7. j. Hunt. his son in law, at Hampstead
this week. Mr. Kone is 81 years of age, and
is native of Baltimore county.
Mrs Cora Tenant, of Baltimore, is visit.
ing at Mr. Charles C. Gorsuch's this city; also
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II Shatfer, of Richmond,
Indiana, and Misses Viola and Elsie Crout,
of Reisterstown.
Mr.. Charles Z. Herring, of Westminster,
visited in Camden, New Jersey, this week.
Mr.. R. Chester Weishampel, of Baltimore,
spent Thursday with Mr.. Geo. W. Albaugh.
Miss Clara Hay, of Baltimore, is visiting
the Misses Turtle, this city.
Mr.. Frank W. Mitten, of Gettysburg. Pa,
former resident of this city, was in West
minister this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred D. Miller entertained
the Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed
Church on Thursday evening.
A Thanksgiving dance was given at Waniz
Hall on Thursday night. About thirty cou-
pies were present.
MISS Nannie leYuel Formerly Oh heslnln
ster, led the Indian club drills at the Y NJ
C. A. fair at the Cyclorama Building, Balti
more, last week.
Mr.. Richard r. Garner, of st. Mary IS
county, was the guest this week Of Mr.. Vim.
H. Thomas.
Messrs James A. Diffenbaugh, John NJ
Roberts, John H. Cunningham, Frank Gun
ningham and Francis Neal Parke went TO
Annapolis yesterday to see the football game
today between West Point and the Naval
Academy. They will be the guests of School
Examiner John Bannon. Mr.. Harry Turtle
went with the party.
Mr.. Edgar Thompson, of Baltimore, was
in Westminster on last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Charles Miller, wife and son, who
had been visiting Mrs. Miller's father, Mr.
Levi Fleagle, of Frzellburg, the past week,
have returned 10 their home in New York city.
Mr. George Legg and family will leave to-
day for Princess Anne, their future home.
Mrs. Catharine Nicodemus, of Wakefield,
entertained number of friends at dinner on
Thursday. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
David Fowble, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Waesche. Mrs. Helen Mailman, Leander
Hull, wife and daughter, Of Westminster;
Wesley Forest, wife, son and daughter, Of
Union Bridge; Mrs. Hamilton Forest, of
Chambersburg, Pal Samuel Otto, wife, son
and daughter, of New Windsor; Miss Annie
Roop, Mrs. Chas Fritz, Isaac Snader, wife
and daughters, of Wakefield Isaac c. For
est, wife and three daughters, near Warhelds-
burg An elegant dinner was served.