The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-09-22

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Mrs. Donald Mclean, of New York, and
children, and Misses George and Nettie
hitchie, Of Frederick, are guests Of their
grandfather, Col. Maulsby.
The engagement of Miss Jane Reese. a
s,epdaughter of the late Admiral d. Men.
Fairfax, to Mr.. P. A. Small, of York, Pa,
is announced. Miss Reese is a sister of Mrs.
d. Milton Reifsnider, of this city.
Misses Mollie and Grace Irwin and John
lrvln are guests at Mr.. U. L. Reaver's.
Miss Molie Katzenburger, of Baltimore.
Is visiting Mrs. Orlando Reese.
Mr.. 0. P. Grouse and family, of Chester,
"a, are visiting his brother, Mr.. B. F. Grouse.
Mr.. VIM. +. Derr, junior member of the
hrm OF Iheo. Derr & Son, went to New York
last Monday to buy fall and winter goods
Rev. Mr.: Bluit and wife, of Littlestown,
"a, and Misses Phoebe and Kate Troxel,
OF Lockhaven, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Albaugh on Monday
Miss Dorotha Smith, of Marston, is the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Lollie Bale, Balti-
more.
The families of Hon. Frank T. Shaw.
Charles i. Reifsnider, Esq.,, and Capt P. H.
IRWIN will go to Baltimore to spend the win
ter months.
A very pleasant impromtu progressive eu-
chre party was given at Win chester Place,
Wednesday evening. Those participating
were Mr.. Edward Smart, Miss Mills, Mrs
WIN. ID. Vanderford, Mrs. Geo. W. Gephart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood. Miss
Martin and Miss Perkins
Mayor Joseph d. Brooks, of Westminster,
has been appointed one ofthe aids to the chief
marshal at Hagerstown Fair, October 9-12
Mr.. A. c. Wilson, of Cumberland, grad
uate OF Western Maryland College, and we'll
known in this city, was married on Tuesday
10 Miss Lillian Smith, of Cumberland.
Among the arrivals at Frizellburg are Mrs.
Elizabeth Grabill, OF Shippensburg, Pa,
Miss Augusta T. Steiff, of Baltimore, Nd,
and Major Joseph S. Clark and wife, of Wash
lngton, ID. e., who are guests of DIR. and Mrs
}. Rinehart. The Major and his wife have
become warmly attached to our lovely Car.
roll county and its people, and in these al
most annual visits to the beautiful home of
the good Doctor and his genial companion
lind the means 10 pleasure, rest, and recu.
peration. For more than thirty two years
they have been making these pilgrimages to
our incompatible hills and valleys, and with
each visit the ties OF affection and endearment
are more firmly cemented.
While the rain postponed the tournament
and races on Wednesday the dance at night
was not materially interferred with The
dance was held at the City Hotel, and the
music was furnished by Mazziotte The
dancers were Miss Bessye Shaw, of Union
Bridge; Misses Bessye Cotman, and Bessie
Mathews, Grace Irwin, Miss Bailey and Miss
Orth, of Baltimore; Misses Georgia and Nettie
Ritchie, Of Frederick; Mrs. Mclean, Of New
York; c. Lyon Rogers and Chas Cockey, of
Baltimore county; Messrs. Wheatley and Ches-
ney Of, Baltimore city; Mr.. l.. l.. Billingslea;
Mr.. Tlden Davis, of Annapolis; Mr. and Mrs
John NJ. Roberts, Mrs. j. j. Baumgartner,
Mrs. P. c. Kennedy, DR.. and Mrs. Holstein,
Misses Lottie Moore, Mary B. Shellman, Bees
sic and Blanche Bennett, Annie Shriver,
Jennie Martin, Nancy Roberts, Mrs. Sterling;
Messrs. l.. Howell Lamotte, George Brown,
John Il. Stonesifer, N. Fl. Baumgartner,
Thomas o. Baumgartner, Arthur F. Smith,
Charles I. Reifsnider, Jr., Guy Steele, f.
Neal Parke, William Holstein, X. Abner
Parke