The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-08-12

Mrs. Roberts, at Taneytown.
Miss jamie B. Thomas is visiting Miss Nan
uie NJ. Whiteford, Howard county.
Misses Bessie and Blanche Bennett have
gone on Il "trip TO Boston with the Misses
Risley, OF Media, Pa.
A. F. Smith, Percy C. Shriver, N. H.
Baumgartner and +. Neal Parke attended the
dance given at Sykesville Wednesday night.
Messrs. Jacob Deon and s. X. Brady, and
Miss Lelah Plowman, of Narrower, Pa, and
Miss Wise, of York, Pa, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Miller, East Green
street.
Charles H. Miller, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday and Monday at Mr.. Tobias Onrsler's,
near Westminster.
Miss Jennie Fowler, of Baltimore, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Maggie McGirr, East
Main street.
Mr. Charles j. II. Ganter, of Manch hester,
and Mrs. John F. Miller, of Westminster, left
ON Wednesday for New York. They will be
absent about two weeks.
Miss Lila Snyder, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz Zepp, Westminster.
Miss Snyder sings in Grace Episcopal Church
choir, Baltimore, and sang u solo in st.
Paul's Reformed Church here on Sunday.
Mr.. James Schaelfer and wife, of Balti-
more. are visiting his father, Mr.. Joseph
Schaeffer, near Westminster.
Mr.. S. R. Atwell, of Winchester, Va, is
visiting Mr.. F. C. Mulvehill, City Hotel.
J. Brooke Irwin, of Philadelphia, Pa, is
visiting his parents, Capt. and Mrs. p. IL.
Irwin, this city.
Mrs Lewis Lauer and Miss Emma Lauer,
and Mr.. j. H. Nordlinger, of Baltimore, are
guests at the City Hotel.
Mr. A. C. Strasburger, of Westminster, is
at the Worlds Fair
Miss Clara Yount and Mr.. Jesse C. Yount,
of Littlestown, Pa, spent several days this
week at Mr.. j. Thaddeus Starts, near Union
Bridge.
Dr. George E. Baughman will start on
Tuesday next for Chincoteague Island, Va,
for two weeks cunning and fishing.
Mr.. NJ. C. Strasburger and son, of Breder-
icksburg Va, were in Westminster on Tues
day and Wednesday, a guests at his brothers.
Miss Nellie Sullivan and Mary A. Hayes,
of Washington, ID. c., are visiting Miss Mag
gle Hayes, this city.
Misses Cora and Kate Backman, daughters
of w. w. Backman, of Chicago, ILL.,, who
have been visiting eastern cities and watering
places on the Atlantic coast, were The guests
of Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Baughman from Friday
to Sunday last. Their grandfather was a
brother of the late Michael Baughman, of
this city. They visited Pen Mar last Satur-
day and regard the scene from High Rock as
one of Jale grandest the country affords, and,
although very different in character, rivaling
! in splendor even Niagara. They say West
minister is one of the prettiest little towns
they have ever seen.
Rev. A. S. Weber, of Baltimore, is visiting
at Mrs A. N. Stephan's, John street.
Justice G. w. Orapster, of Westminster, is
visiting friends at Mt. Airy,
Miss Carrie Horner, of Westminster, is
visiting in Frederick county.
Mrs. Eugene Williams, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Williams, Liberty
street.
Miss Miranda Buckingham, of Woodbury.,
is guest at Mr.. A. W. Buckingham's, Green
street.
Miss Josie Martin, of Westminster, is visit
ing friends in Littlestown, Pa.
Messrs Whitmore, Dell, Garrett Ware and
Martin Grenadier rode from Baltimore TO
Westminster on their bicycles on Saturday
last and spent Sunday with Mr. Granadiers
sister, Mrs. John Arbaugh.
Mr.. Henry Arbaugh. of Harrisburg, Pa,
and Mrs. Mollie Stone, of Chambersburg, Pa,
spent several days with their father, Mr..
George Arbaugh, near Westminster, and their
brother, Mr.. John Arbaugh, Webster street.
Frank McGirr, of Westminster, is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Fowler, in Baltimore.
]. T. Orendorff and wife, of Westminster,
left on Tuesday for Ocean Grove, N. J.
John J. Leonard, an officer of the House
of Correction, spent several days in West
minister this week.
Prof. James A. Difenbaugh and Tlden
Davis, Of Westminster, will leave for the
Worlds Fair, and Logansport, Indiana, To-
morrow.
Mrs. Annie Dulany, of Fulton avenue,
Baltimore, is visiting her sisier-in-law, Mrs.
Emma d. Eader, IS Bond street. Later
Mrs. Qulany will join Mrs. Rezinger and her
marty of Baltimore for Atlantic City and the
Worlds Fair.
F. D. Miller, of Westminster, is at Atlantic
City.
Misses Cora Stouifer, Emma Snader, Kate
Slinglnff, md Messrs. Frank Snader, Louis
Stouffer and Thomas Slingluff, of New Wind
sor, started for Atlantic City on Friday.
The guests at Mr.. Ephraim Bankerts,
Spring Mills, are Mr. and Mrs E. C. Register,
and Edna and Virgie Register, Misses Florence
Sullivan, Lizzie lsarkins, Maggie Shughnes
say, Lizzie Fitzpatrick, Mabel Wilcox, and
Messrs. Edward Kelly, Shehan and McCardel,
Of Baltimore, and Miss Mary Scott McNair,
Of Emmitsburg.
The Anne Arundel delegates to the Judicial
convention were entertained by Prof. James
A. piffenbaugh, at his elegant homes The
Naples" They came on Wednesday even
ing, and with them we're a number of others
from Anne Arundel and Baltimore. The
company at dinner Wednesday evening were
Judge Roberts, Chas. B. Roberts, DR., John
G. Rannon, Robert Moss, Amos Clarke, John
N. Davis and Milford r. Hill, the delegates
TO the convention, and James p. Bannon,
Philip NJ. Bannon, F. Eugene Wathen, DR..
Washington Claude, w. Hallam Claude. Jos.
II. Bells, Edwin C.. Gott, Charles E. Martin,
Charles Himmelhayer, W. Frank Thomas
and DIR. John F. Oursler, all of Anne Arundel;
George A. Shower, Of Carroll, and John 2.
0'Ferrall, of Baltimore.
Mr.. George Planck, of Tennessee, is visit
ing relatives in Carroll He is grandson of
Mr.. Jeremiah Rinehart, Of Westminster
Miss Nancy Roberts has returned from a
pleasant visit to St. Mary scounty.
Mrs. Mary C. Mills and Margarget Mills.
Of Washington, d. c., are visiting at c. Il.
Vanderford'S.
Mr.. J. t. Matthias, Of Chicago, is visiting
relatives in Westminster.
Misses Edith and ZeIia Henuing, of Balti-
more, are guests at Mr.. ID. N. Henning's.
Miss Winifred Shriver, daughter of Mr. Il.
Writ Shriver, of Union Mills, celebrated her
eighteenth birthday on Wednesday evening,
by giving very pleasant party 10 number
of her young friends. Several exciting games
Of tennis were played in the early part OF the
evening, after which boating, dancing. and
music held sway until late honr. Prof.
Irwin ]. Morgan. a talented musician Of
Philadelphia, rendered a number Of beautiful
selections on the piano. Those present were
Prof Morgan, Walter NJ. Lefevre, l4ittles
town, Pa; Misses Kate Shriver, Sallie Wine
bremen, Cora Colehouse. Aimee ID. Writ,
Mary Bollinger, Nellie ProwI snd Messrs.
irwin Fiiz. d. L. Winebrenner, Jr., Harry
Ehrhardt aud Robert Ehrhardt Of Hanover,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs H. Writ Shriyer, Misses
Bessie, Winfred and Katharine Shriver aud
Messrs. I.oais E. and Harry Shriver, Of Union
Mile