The Democratic advocate., 1894-07-28

| Miss Bessie Wilson, of Middeburg, is visit
ing Miss Julia Yingling, Liberty street.
Mr.. 0lan Walsh, of Baltimore. and Mis-
Edith Jones. of Catonsville, are guests a
Rev. j. l.. Walsh's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Moore, of Baltimore
are visiting his parents here.
Miss Rose Senseney, of Lipwood, is visit
ing Miss Margaret Lockard, Westminster.
Miss Carrie Wilhide, of Westminster, i
visiting friends in Manchester.
Mrs. W. s. 0dell. of Washington, D. c..
is guest of Miss Mary B. Shellman, thi
city.
Miss Ida Lockard, of Westminster, is visit
ing friends in Freedom district.
Miss Mary Mathews, of Glenwood, Howard
county, and Miss Bessie Mathews, of Balti.
more, are visiting Miss Elizabeth Key Irwin
this city.
Mrs. R. T. Kennedy, Miss Mary Kennedy
and Mr.. NJ. A. Kennedy, of Baltimore, are
at the Montour House.
Miss Sadie L. Boose. of York, Pa, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Lantz, this city.
Rev. DIR. J. B. Purcell will be absent with hi.
family at Atlantic City for the next two weeks
He will officiate in both Parish Churches
August 18th, st. Barnabas, Sykesvile, and
Holy Trinity, near Eldersburg.
Mr.. j. Frank Vinton, of Camden, New
Jersey, is visiting relatives in Westminster
Rev. Fr. Gloyd, former pastor of St.
Johns Roman Catholic Church, this city,
was here several days this week, He spent
Wednesday at Mrs Shriver' S, at Union Mills
Mr.. William Henning, of Baltimore, was q
guest of his brother, d. N. Henning, Esq.
from Saturday until Monday His daughter,
Miss Edith, accompanied him, and is spend
ing some time here.
Mr.. Joseph Bollinger and his daughter.
Miss Hattie, of Westminster, contemplate a
trip to Europe in September They will not
return until next summer.
Rev. Charles Smith, pastor of Fort Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, Baltimore, is
in Westminster to recuperate his health.
His leave is for an indifnite period, though
he has not severed his PASTORAL relations with
the congregation. Rev. P. F. Roberts is
supplying the church.
Mrs. Francina Hoss, of Washington, d. c.,
is guest at Mr.. VIM. G. Rinehart's.
Miss Ida White is visiting her brother,
DR.. VIM. II. White, this city.
Mrs. Emily Irwin, daughter Grace and son
Reaver.
Miss Fannie Smith, of Chestertown, was a
guest of Miss jamie Reaver, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Albaugh and Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Shaeffer left yesterday for
Atlantic City to spend few days.
Mr.. James Z. Smith and family leave to :
day to visit relatives at Leesburg, Va. Mr..
Smith will return early next week, but his
family will remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Stoner, of Balti-
more, are visiting among relations and friends
at their old home in this county. Mr.. Stoner
is gradually convaescing from long and
serious spell of sickness and his visit to the
country has been productive ofdecided benefit.
Miss Catherine Lloyd, of Waverly, is the
guest of her friend Miss Alice Huber.
Miss Margaret Huber is visiting her cousin,
Miss Lowell, of Waynesboro, Pa.
Mr.. Samuel l.. Roger and wife, of Washing.
ton, spent the past week among Mr.. Roger $
relations this county. MIR. Royer has been
but recently married. His wedding occurred
on 4th of April last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan, of Baltimore, are
guests of her her parents, Senator and Mrs
P. j. Bennett.
Late arrivals at Dielman's Hotel, New
Windsor, are Mr.. Charles Baetier, Mrs. C. c..
GraAin, Miss Emma Grahiu, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hildebrand, of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
R. Waters and family, of Washington, D. C..
Boarders at Miss Emilie's House, New.
Windsor, are Mr.. E. B. Fisher, Mrs. Fisher,
Miss Lillian Farringnold, Miss Crystal Farr
ingnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, Mr..
R. S. S. Harrison.
Of pal
timore, are guests of Miss Helen Wainpler.
Mr. and Mrs John B. Miller, of Harrison
vile, Baltimore county, visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. McSwiney, near this city,
this week.
Marylanders registered at Sellman Cottage,
Atlantic City, this week, were Messrs. Chas.
E. Fink and George NJ. Park, of Westminster;
R.. Norfolk and wife, Mrs. NJ. A. Bowen,
Miss Ethel Knowles, Chas Fl. Mcclellan. of
Baltimore; Miss Eta R. Buhrman and DR..
Cara Warehime, of Hampstead.
Miss Mamie Frock Of Baltimore, and Miss
Addie Delphey, of Union Bridge, are guests
of Miss Lizzie Sinnott, John street, this city.
Miss Aurelia Miles, of Somerset county, is
visiting Mrs. Charles Bilingslea, this city.
Miss Annie 0'Neill and Miss Katie Shorter,
of Baltimore, arevisiting Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
j. Leahy, East Green street.
Oswald Henning, an artists and member of the
Charcoal Club of Baltimore, Mr.. Young and
T. 3. Henning, made flying trip to West
minister on Thursday, and spent the day with
their uncle, D. n Henning, Esq. They made
arrangements for sketching tour. for the
purpose of getting some of the many pictur-
esque and beautiful scenes from the heights
surrounding Westminster. Mr.. VIM. Camp
bell, Deputy States Attorney Of Baltimore,
was also in town on a visit on Thursday.
Winchester Place is full to overiowing.
The latest arrivals are DR.. Bosley, Towsoni
Miss Allison and two sisters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome and daughter, Mr.. Cowan, Mrs. Moore
and son, Miss Gordon, Miss Redgrave, Miss
Ida Stoddard, Mrs. Bokee, Miss Mckee,
Miss Patterson, Mrs. jenkins and children
and Mrs Booze, all of Baltimore. Croquet,
tennis and other outdoor games furnish
amusement for the guests during the day,
while vocal and instrumental music and dane
ing occupy them in the evening. Last Satur-
day evening the Silver Lake (colored) Min
strel Troupe gave "A concert on the lawn, and
they we're the recipients of ''silver' tokens OF
the appreciation Of the guests together with
applause and thanks.