The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-07-15


). Thomas Zile, of Baltimore, spent several
days with friends in Westminster, this week.
Mr.. E. II. Bryan, ST., and wife, E. H..
Bryan, Jr., and Miss NJ. Bryan, Of German
town, Philadelphia, are spending the summer
at Mrs Catharine Gorsuch's, West End,
Westminster.
II. S. Doyle, of ST. Charles College, is Mt
home spending his vacation.
Philip Walsh. of ST. Mary's Seminary,
Baltimore, is visiting Father Cassidy.
John F. Everhart, of Baltimore. spent
several days in Westminster, this week.
Miss Ada Trnmbo, of Washington. D. c.,
is visiting Miss Jennie Martin, East Main
street.
Miss Ida Crapster, of Washington. d. c.,
is at her grandfather's, Justice g. W. Crap
ster.
Miss Jennie Reese left on Wednesday to
spend the summer at New Brighton, S. l.,
and Stonington, Conn.
Prof. Ellis, former citizen and teacher of
the Westminster band, was in town for a few
days this week. He left here over ten years
ago and sees a great many improvements
throughout the town.
Charles Kues, who has been attending
Western Maryland College for several years,
and lately making his home at the Holy
Cross House, has returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles J. II. Ganter, Of Manchester,
spent several days in Westminster this week
with her daughter, Mrs. John Miller.
Ii. Payton Gorsuch. of Catoctin Furnace,
visited his mother several days this week.
Jabez Utz and family, of Westminster,
have been spending the past two weeks with
thar NJ, Gnadar af GOnnalle-
vile, Pa.
Joseph H. Krichton and Tommy King
will try and make century run on their
bicycles, on Sunday 23d. They will go to
Wrightsville. Pa, and return, distance LOG
miles.
Ex.indge James A. c. Bond and Hon.
Frank T. Shaw, left yesterday friday to
visit Mr.. Bonds parents in Calvert county.
From there Judge Bond will visit the Worlds
Fair. in company with his brother, DR.. Bond,
Of St. Louis, Mo-, who is also visiting his
parents in Calvert.
j. Huffman Fuss and wife, of Westminster,
left on Wednesday to visit the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Joseph Shreeve and Miss Catharine
Eckenrode, of Westminster, are making a
two weeks visit at Frederick.
Messrs George NJ. Parke, j. NJ. Reifsni-
der, Charles L. Fink and John II. Cunning
ham started on Tuesday afternoon for q trip
on their bicycles up the Shenandoah Valley OF
/ Virginia, as far as Natural Bridge. They
will visit different places of interest along the
route.
Miss Nellie Neale, of Richmond, Va, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM. d..
| Vanderford, left on Wednesday to visit rela-
tives in Baltimore.
Misses Katie and Anna Mantz and Mr..
Emile Mantz, of Baltimore, spent the past
week with Gertrude and Harry Westaway,
near Patapsco.
| Mr.. Conrad Engel, of Baltimore, is a guest
of John Himler, Westminster.
Miss May Grouse, of Baltimore, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Theo. Derr.
Col. and Mrs. Maulsby returned from Har.
ford county on Monday, and on Thursday
left for Asbury Park, where they are quarter
ed at the Coleman House.
Mrs Francis Hoss, of Washington, d. c.,
is a guest of Mrs. William G. Rinehart.
Miss Belle Diffenbaugh and Miss Clara
Smith, of Westminster, started on Wednes.
day 10 visit the Worlds Fair.
II. NJ. Clabaugh, Esq, has gone West on
business, and is taking in the Worlds Fair
while absent. He will return next week.
Prof. Reese and son Paul returned on
Wednesday from visit to Patapsco Neck.
VIM. H. Thomas, ESQ.,, and family leave
today to visit his mother in st. Mary's county.
They will spend two weeks there.
Mr.. James Stewart of New York and Miss
Bessie Stewart of Lancaster, Pa, are guests
at Mr.. Charles f. Stewards.
| Miss Myrtle Malehorn is the guest of Miss
Clara Bankert, Spring Mills.
Miss Ella Forsyth, of Washington, d. c.,
is visiting her aunts, the Misses Ella and
Kate Murray.
Mr. e. o. Grimes, of Westminster, is con-
fined to his home by sickness.
| Miss Josie Mann of Brooklyn, N. Y, who
is spending the summer with her uncle, Mr..
| G. w. Chase, near Taylorsville, this county,
was the guest of Miss BERTHE Buckingham on
Thursday
rAJoseph Haines and son and daughter,
| Miss Sarah and Morris Haines, and Mrs.
| Jennie Rouzer, of Linwood, and Mr.. Nathan
Bale and wife, of New Windsor, started for
Chicago on Tuesday to visit the Worlds Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z. Stewart gave an
informal dance on Wednesday evening. The
participants were Misses Bessie Stewart Of
Lancaster; Annie Myer of Pikesville; Rosa
Shrver, Miss Hall, Baltimore; Bessie Math-
ews, Baltimore county; Misses Roberts, Lizzie
Irwin, Berthe Shriver, Mamie Irwin, Mollie
Shriver, Gussie Shriver, Bette Shriver OF
Westminster; Messrs. James Stewart of New
York Percy Shriver, Arthur Smith, William
Shriver, F, Neal Parke of Westminster and
Edward Hammond of Baltimore.
Miss Lizzie Vandoran, of Baltimore, and
John w. Gilbert, formerly of Westminster,
now of Baltimore are visiting the Misses