The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-07-29
Personal.

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Joseph Englar and wife, of Linwood, and
E. C. Smith and wife, of Union Bridge, are
at Atlantic City.
George Parke, of Baltimore, spent Sunday
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
VI. Parke.
Edward Lynch and f. H. Orendorff were
in Martinsburg. W. Va, this week.
Milton Schaeffer and family, of Westmin-
ster, will visit the Worlds Fair next month,
leaving for Chicago about the l7ih.
Charles C. Spalding, of Dayton, Ohio.
visited his brotheri n-law, DIR. j. Howell
Bilhngslea, this week.
Miss Jessie Barbour, of Woodberry. Bal,i.
more, who had been visiting friends at Bird
Hill, returned home last Saturday:
Col. William A. McKelIip was in Westmin-
ster on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rev c. W. Levan, wife and children, and
Miss Leila Rodenmayer, of Baltimore, and
D. c., are at Mrs. NJ. j. Bowers, Westmin-
ster.
Misses Dora and Mae Gilbert of Oxford,
Main street.
Bowers. of Frederick, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. o. d. Gilbert this week
Miss Kate Tankersley, of Baltimore, is
visiting Misses Emma and Kate Sheeler,
Pennsylvania avenue.
Charles Elliott, wife and daughter. of
| Taneytown, attended the st. Johns fete on
Monday night.
Charles Sitting, of Uniontown. is visiting
friends at Oil City, Pa.
Butler and Harry Grimes, sons of DIR. j.
| T. L. Mr.
E. o. Grimes, Westminster.
Swope, Joseph and Mamie Taylor, of
Baltimore, are visiting ut DIR. George D.
Fouke's, Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. II. Smith, wife and
three children, of Baltimore, are at the City
Hotel.
Mrs. Alfred Clarke and Miss Bertha. and
A. Pitts Clarke. of Baltimore, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Gerke, Westminster.
Rev. Thomas 0. Grouse, wife and children,
of Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Iheo.
Derr.
Mr.. W. w. Amoss. Of Baltimore, is visit
ing Mr.. William f. Derr, Westminster.
Mrs. Ella McCarty and children, of Balti-
| more, are visiting at Mr.. A. Prices. Liberty
street.
Mrs. Margerie Grumbine and Miss lola
Grumbine, of Baltimore, are guests of Mrs.
NJ L. Grumbine, this city.
Hollis Buckingham, of Glenwood, Howard
county, is visiting Miss Florence Zepp, East
Main street.
Misses Julia and Grace Martin, Of Rocky
Ridge, are visiting Mrs. Anna Difendal,
Liberty street.
Misses Emma Cooper and Rose Conard, of
McSherrystown. are visiting Miss Emma Case,
! Green street.
Miss Ethel Forrest, of Baltimore, spent
| several days this week at MIR. George N.
FINGERS, near Westminster.
On July 2lst Misses Mollie Shriver, Grace
Herring, Bette Shriver, Lou Vinton, Jane
Thomas. Gussie Shriver, Elizabeth Irwin,
Bessie Mathews, and Messrs. Kirk Mathews,
L.. Howell I4amotte, Arthur Smith, Abner
Parke, Percy Shriver, Charles Herring and
Frank Miller drove to Taneytown, where
they attended delightful dance given by
Mrs. Roberts.
Mr.. George E. Houle, ID Lieut.. U. S.
Army, paid short visit this week to his
friend, Mr.. Francis Neal Parke.
Mr.. Ed.gar Thompson, of Baltimore, is
visiting friends in Westminster.
Mrs. Thomas B. Gist, of Baltimore, is
visiting friends in Westminster.
John Winters, of Baltimore, spent several
DAYS in Westminster this week.
Miss Grace Irwin and Miss Mollie Katzen-
berger, of Baltimore, and Miss Emma Reaver,
of Taneytown, are guests OF Mrs. U. l..
Reaver, this city.
Miss Jennie Richards, of Houcksville, is
visiting friends in Westminster.
Miss Jamison and Miss Carrie Jamison, Of
Baltimore, are guests at Mr.. F. II. oren-
dorff's.
Misses Alice, Emily and Loretta Clautice,
of Baltimore, are visiting Miss jamie Reaver,
this city.
Mr.. A. C. Strasburger, who has been con
fined to his house by n slight indisposition, is
rapidly improving.
Mr. Frank Darby, of Baltimore, and two
children, are guests Of is2sister, Mrs. Eliza
/ Shreeve, Westminster.
Miss Enc Donelly, of Baltimore, is visiting
| Miss Rosa Reese, this city.
Mr.. James E. Smith and family are tenting
at Linwood camp.
Miss Maude Horner, of Baltimore, and
| Miss Emma Wampler, of Houcksville, are
visiting at Mr. George A. Miller's, Church
I street.
Mr.. Frank H. Vinton, of Camden, N. j.,
is visiting at Mr.. George r. Gehr's, West
minister.