The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-11-25
Personal.


Mr.. Joseph Bollinger and daughter, of
Westminster, have gone to Baltimore to spend
the winter
DR.. f. o. Mannakee of Washington, D. c.,
formerly of Union Bridge, was in Westmin-
ster this week.
Senator p j. Bennett and Mr.. William b.
Thomas have gone to Chincoteague on gun
ming trip.
Miss Rose Senscuey, of Liuwood, visited
Miss Margaret Lockard this week.
Mr.. Samuel Green, railway mail clerk from
Baltimore to Highfeld, spent several days in
Westminster this week.
Today, November %, is the twenty fifth
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
David A. C. Webster. near Uniontown.
Messrs. j. Milton Reifsnider, George A.
Miller and John II. Cunningham, as repre-
sentatives of Door-to Virtue Lodge, A. +. A.
NJ, attended session Of the Grand Lodge
A. Diffenbaugh, DIR. George E. Baughman
and Charles 4. Goodwin attended also.
| Miss Mamie Thomas Markoe, daughter of
| COL Frank Markoe, of Baltimore, was intro
duced into society on Wednesday evening by
reception given by Mrs. Markoe. Miss
| Markoe spent some weeks at Winchester Place
during the summer of 1892, and made many
| acquaintance here by whom she was highly
esteemed. At the reception she wore gown
| of white lace over green silk and carried a
bunch of white roses.
Two weddings occurred at the parsonage
of St. Johns Roman Catholic Church, West
minister, on Wednesday. Rev. Joseph H.
| Cassidy, the pastor, officiated at both. The
contracting parties were Miss Elsie l.. Steven :
sou, daughter of Mr.. Joshua Stevenson, near
Westminster. and Maurice c. Green, of Car
rolton, and Miss Henrietta Z. Fowler, daugh-
/ ter of Mr.. Andrew Fowler, near Westminster,
and Theodore Taylor, near Patapsco.
| Mr. William J. Wilmington, of Baltimore,
/ is visiting in this city.
Miss Adele G.. Dorsey, who has been Wis
/ iting her uncle G. W. Crapster on Main street,
has returned home to Hoods Mills.
Mrs. Z. H. C. Goodwin, of Governor S
| Island. n. Y. spent Thursday with Mrs. c.
/ j. Shellman, Westminster.
Mr.. j. Fisher Reese, of New York, form
| erly of Westminster, and who has recently
moved to Europe, has been appointed Consul
at Charleroi, Belgium.
Miss Lizzie H. Dorsey, of Hoods Mill, j:
visiting her uncle, G. W. Crapster, this city
Col. VIM. A. McKellip and wife, of Wash
ington. d. c., were in Westminster yesterday
Misses Grace Irwin, Ehe Donnelly and Mol
lie Ketzenberger. of Baltimore, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs U. l.. Reaver, East Main street
this city.
Alfred Dell, of Baltimore, was in West
minister on Thursday.
Miss Daisy Shipley. of Baltimore, has beer
visiting the families of Mr.. Daniel Shrine
and Dr. u. HvpT1. w est te-.-----. r,
DR.. and Mrs. King, of Hagerstown. wer
guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Mobley, O
Westminster, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas Orndorf. o
Westminster, have gone to Philadelphia, Pa.
to attend the wedding of Mr.. Harry Buell.
son of Prof F. R. Buell., formerly ofthis city
Mr.. Henry Woeten, of Howard county, wa
in this city oneIhursday attending TO SOM
legal business before the court
Miss Eloise Bond has returned from
pleasant visit to Miss Wickes, in Baltimore
Prof. Wilbur f. Smith, of Baltimore, wa
the guest of Prof James A. Diffenbaugh o
Tuesday.
Miss Cassie Garner, who has been visitin
Mrs. William II. Thomas. returned TO he
ii ONE in St. Mary's county this week.
Mr.. Charles Miller, wife and son, of Ne
: York city, are visiting Mrs. Millers fathei
Mr.. Levi Fleagle. Frizellburg.
Mr.. Charles W. Davis, of Woodbine, th
/ county, and Miss Clara f. Norris, of keedy'
, vile. Washington county, were married
Ellicott City Tuesday morning at the parsoI
age of Emory Methodist Episcopal Churci
/ Rev. d. NJ. Browning, pastor of the churcl
performing the ceremony.