The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-07-22


Chambersburg, Pa.
Baltimore this week.
Miss Lucretia Van Bibber, of Washington,
d. c., is in Westminster.
Miss Lou Vinton, of Camden, N. j., is
visiting Miss Grace Herring.
James A. King, of Westminster, left on
Monday for Chicago, Illinois.
Mrs. Wor.hington, of Baltimore, is visiting
at Mr. Z. Barnitz's, Westminster.
Miss Florence Parke, of Baltimore, is
visiting at Mr.. Harry c. Keefer's.
John Hanna, of Westminster, is on 4
visit to the Worlds Fair, Chicago.
Miss May Parlett, of Baltimore, is visiting
the Misses Turtle, East Main street.
C. Robert Miller, of Baltimore, spent Sun
day with his parents in Westminster.
Miss Mary O'Neill, of Baltimore. is a
guest of Mrs. Charles II. Vanderford.
Miss Fannie Bloom, of Baltimore, is visit
ing friends in Westminster and Carroll.
Rev. j. l.. Walsh was in Gainesville,
Baltimore county, several days this week.
visiting Miss Maggie Miller, East Main street.
Mrs. d. Keener Shriver and family, of
Westminster, will tent at Emory Grove camp.
Mrs. Reverdy Snader, of Baltimore, is the
guest Of her brother, Mr.. John C. Shreeve.
Misses Carrie and Martha Rowe, of Balti-
more, were the arrivals at Winchester Place
this week.
Miss Matilda Ridgeley Baer, of Westmin-
ster, is spending few weeks with friends in
Baltimore.
Mrs. James A. C. Bond and daughter,
Alice, and son, Jimmy, have gone to Cape
May, N. j.
Captain and Mrs. P. II. Irwin left for
Virginia on Wednesday, to visit his sister in
Goochland county.
Miss Elizabeth Key Irwin, of Westminster,
is spending a few days with Miss Mathews,
Baltimore county.
Miss Annie Gahlager, of Relay House,
Baltimore county, is visiting at Mr.. j. II.
Shughs, Westminster.
Mr.. Samuel A. Tubman, Jr., of Baltimore,
who has been visiting his parents, near this
city, has returned home.
Mr.. W. l.. Cover and wife, of Baltimore,
spent several days with Mr.. Joseph A. Wac
sche and wife, Westminster.
Mr.. Staley Cambria and Mr.. Richard Gam
brill, of Frederick, paid short visit this
week to Mr.. John NJ. Roberts.
Miss Mary Helner and Miss Beckie Dock
are visiting Miss Docks parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Dock, near Westminster.
Miss Kimmel, of Baltimore, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mr.. William Keyser, at
Brentwood, spent Friday at Mrs. Katharine
Shellman's.
Mrs N Nordlinger and daughters, Misses
Tillie and Martha Nordlinger, of Baltimore,
and Edward Nordiner, of New York, are at
the City Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Thomas and
family, and Miss Nancy Roberts, left on
Monday for St. Mary's county, where they
will be the guests of Mr.. Thomas mother.
Rev. jesse Higgins and wife, of Baltimore,
were in Westminster on Tuesday. Mr..
Higgins hopes to be able to assume charge of
Ascension parish. to which he was recently
called by the LIST of August.
On Wednesday last Misses Bette Shriver,
Grace Herring, Gussie Shriver, Lou Vinton,
Mollie Shriver, and Messrs. Arthur +. Smith,
Charles Herring, Abner Parke and Frank u.
Miller spent a very pleasant day at Pen Mar.
Miss Sadie Brooks and Mr.. Elmer C. Davis,
of Baltimore, rode to Westminster on their
wheels last Sunday and spent the day at Mr..
Joseph Fl. Krichton's, Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Brooks wore her new French cycle
costume.
Mr.. Frederick Dielman, the artist of Ne W
York, formerly Of New Windsor, received
the following telegram a few days ago
"World's Fair, Ghicago-Your name has
been proposed as judge in fine arts, and con-
firmed by the National Commission Mr..
Dielman has accepted the honor and entered
upon his duties on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Elmer Wolfe, of 1901 Winneeonne
avenue, Chicago, writes that among her
guests this week are Mr.. and Mrs. n. II.
Bale. New Windsor; Mrs. Jennie Rouzer,
Mr.. Joseph Haines, Lawrence, Morris and
Sarah Haiues, Linwood; Clarence Billingslea,
Westminster; Frank Emmett, Washington,
d. c., and Frank Rowe, Union Bridge.
Misses Margaret Lockard, Maggie Miller
and Molle Wickert, of Westminster, and
Katie Merryman, of Baltimore, and Messrs.
John F. Derr, Charles Lockard, William ID.
Reese, of Westminster, and Tip. Reese, Of
Baltimore. visited the battlefield of Gettys-
burg on Sunday. Mr.. Harry Thomson drove
them up in four-horse conveyance. The
party lunched at Little Round Top.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Shriver gave an an informal dance at their
honor of their guests, Misses Rosa and Mamie
Shriver, of Baltimore. and Miss Anna Myer,
of Pikesyille. There were present Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Columbus Shriver and Miss Sauer
vein, of Baltimore; Mr.. Robert Myer, of
Pikesville; Messrs. Neale and Abner Parke,
of Westminster, and number of the rela-
tiyes of Mr.. and Mrs. Shriver residing in the
vicinity.
Following is a list Of the summer boarders
at the New Home" New Windsor, Miss A.
c. Engle, proprietor Capt. Green, wife,
child and maid, Mr.. and MIRA Boardman, two
children and maid, Mr.. and Mrs. Black, two
children and maid, Mrs. James, two children
and maid, Miss Jennie Mcdonald, Miss
Edith Mcdonald, Miss Marcia Green, Mrs
TuralIa, Miss Ella Wells, Miss Louise Wells,
Miss Lizzie Poulson and sister, all of Baiti
more, and Mrs. James Devilbss and child,
of Toronto, Canada.
A reception was given on Thursday even
ing at the Holy Cross House to the priests
attending the summer school, which was at
tended by a number Of Westminsters prom
inent citizens, who were presented to the
clergy by Fathers Allen, Huntington and
Sergeant The reception took place in the
library, after which the company repaired to
the lawn The hours from to 10 o'clock
course, sweetened by the most refined eourte-
sizes and the evidences of sincerest friend
ship
Friendship, peculiar boon of Heaven,
The noble minds delight and pride.
40 iasn end angels only given,
To all The lower world denied"
The grounds were brilliantly illuminated
by large number of Chinese lanterns, and
the crescent moon and twinkling stars looked
down approvingly upon the happy scene from
placid sky. Refreshments were served
upon the lawn in great abundance, consisting
OF ice cream and water ices, and cake in
rich variety. There was, in truth, "a flow of
soul and feast of reason and the occasion
was o,.- long to live in the recollection Of all
present as one of the brightest ever photo
eraphed upon the tablet Of memory. Those
present from Westminster were Messrs. Henry
yanderford, John L. Reifsnider, Charles /.
Reifsnider, James A. Diffenbaugh, DIR. J. W.
Herring, DR.. J. Howell Billingslea, Judge
Charles B. Roberts, DIR. George s. Fonke,
James NJ Shelman, j. Milton Reifsnider,
Charles T. Reifsnider, Jr., George i. Shar..
u.,,o T. Erdd,o Arfhur II Smith and