The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-03-31
SOCIAL EVENTS IN CARROLL.
[Reported for Inc Adyocate. ]
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

MANY VI utI FeldllNGS anu lTltuuS WitTt pres
ent, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Woolery, Mrs. Nancy Shaffer, Misses Berthe
Stone, Amanda Ruby. Agnes Fowble, Cora
Ruby, Ada Shaffer, Clara Fowble, Minerva
S. Miller, Rosa Ebaugh, Minnie Wooiery,
Ada Fowble, Jennie Lester, Annie Sellers,
Gertie c. Lynch and Oracle Woolery; Messrs.
Frank Z. Hoffman, David N. Lester, Jacob,
George, John and Frank Houck, G. c. Gar
rett, Harry c. Shaffer, George Fowble, w.
Hoffman. Wilson Woolery, Ferd Derr, Glen
Stone and j. F. Croft. About $50 o'clock
they entered the parlor and engaged in vocal
and instrumental music. During the evening
refreshments were served in abundance.
Many presents were given Miss Grace as
token of friendship.
A TEA PARTY.
Mrs. P. c. Pickles and Mrs. William Derr,
of Baltimore, gave tea party in honor of
Miss Gertie C. Lynch, of Shiloh, at the resi-
dence of her father, Mr. Jacob Fl. Lynch, on
Wednesday night, March q.
They engaged in social conversation, games
and plays until II o'clock, when they where
invited 10 the dining room where table
handsomely decorated and filled with all the
delicacies of the season awaited them, to
which each did ample justice. After tea they
continued the joyous amusements for about
an hour.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs j.
Ii. Lynch Mr.. and Mrs. N. +. Bowers, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. II. Derr, of Baltimore, Mr.. and
Mrs John. Derr, Mr. and Mrs. J. Troyer and
son, Mrs. Wisner and daughter, Misses Ada
Fowble Annie Leatherwood, Clara Fowble,
and Gertie Lynch of Shiloh Park; Minerva
S. Miller, Annie Miller, Maggie and Ella
kagle, Grace Woolery, Ada Shaffer, Agnes
Fowble, Jennie Leister, Annie Sellers, and
Tillv Rubv Of Edan- Mou h.
Allgire, Rosa Ebaugh, of Snydersburg; Edna
G. Derr, Maggie Shaffer, Of Baltimore, and
Lucretia Shaffer; Messrs. Jacob, George,
John and Frank Houck, Harry Arbaugh and
j. f. Croft, of Carrollton; Lewis Schnel,
Emerson Armacost, Frank f. Hoffman, w.
Hoffman, of Houcksville; Charles Lppy,
David Brilliant, John Yingling. Harry o. AL
baugh, John Cas, of Snydersburg; Master
A. Lynch, Shiloh Entrance; Geo Fowble,
Jesse I.eppo, Ferd Derr and Harry e. Shat
fer, West Broadway Shiloh Park; Ira Lee, G.
C. Garrett South limits Shiloh Park; Glen
Stone, Masons Lane; Press McClenan, Harry
Murray, Samuel and Theodore Shalier, Harry
Richards aud John w. Gross, of Hampstead;
Frank Dell, Edward Sellers, Grant Dell,
David Leister and George Sellers, of Eden.
Many others were present whose names were
not obtained.
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
very pretty wedding occurred Wednes-
day, March 2sth, at the residence of the late
Jabez A. Bush, near Patapsco. The parties
were George f., son of Nicholas Benson, of
Gambler, and Eta NJ, youngest daughter of
the late Jabez A. Bush. The wedding, which
WIS to have been at Providence NJ. p.
Church, was very quiet, owing to the recent
death of the brides father. Rev. Geo. Nc.
Cready, of Brooklyn. Anne Arundel county.
performed the ceremony The bride was at
tired in cream colored henrietta trim med
with satin, with train, and carried La France
roses. Her attendants, Maggie Caple and
Mamie Benson, were similarly attired. The
groom and his attendants, d. r. Herring and
c. X. Woods, were dressed in black. Men
delssohn wedding march was performed by
Miss Hollace Williams, of near Gambler.
After the ceremony all present were invited
to partake of a bountiinl supper, to which
ample Justice was done. The bride was the
recipient of quite a number ofhandsome and
valuable presents.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. f. Benson, Rev. Geo. r. McCready,
Maggie Caple. Mamie Benson, d. Roby
Herring, c. r. Woods, VIM. Westaway, John
W. Evans, w. c. Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim Il. Chew. Fl. Roy Caple, Harry L. Bush,
G. f. Shaner, Chas. n. Benson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Z. Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
Bush, Mrs. VIM. Richards, Miss Rose Miller,
Fannie Shilling, Jos. c. Caple and wife,
Jesse l.. Stoner and wife, Thos. Shilling, A.
S. Marshall. Emma Caple, Fannie Caple.
Emma Tanner, Lewis Tanner, Mrs. Nicholas
Benson, Miss Hollace Williams, Emory Will
liams, Miss Nina Shaner, John Benson, lola
Bush, John Bush and wife, Ada Bush, Mrs.
Nelson Yingling. Mrs. Maggie Bush and Mrs.
Lizzie Gardner.
BIRTHDAY PARTY AT FRANKLINyILLE.
On the 23d inst, at the hospitable resi-
dence of Mr.. l.. C. Franklin, delightful
birthday party was given in honor of Mr..
Franklin's amiable daughter, Miss Addie B.
The guests began to arrive early in the even
ing, and by 'clock the large room set apart
for their amusement was quite filled. Miss
Addie was the recipient Of many handsome
and useful presents. The older members of
the family withdrew to quiet quarters, leaving
the young people in possession. Various
games and amusements were participated in,
all enjoying themselves to the utmost, until
the clock pointed to eleven. They were then
invited to the dining room, where they were
greeted by an abundance otlemonade, cakes,
confectioneries and other tempting delicacieS,
to which, perhaps, Ills superhuous to say, all
did ample justice. The physical needs hav-
ing been supplied, they resumed their amuse-
ments with such renewed energy that the
midnight hour passed unobserved.
Among those present were Misses Adde
Franklin, Annie Rigler, Ellie Cover, Amelia
Cover, Renie Barnes, Amelia Brown, Maggie
Franklin, Geneva Buckingham, Maggie Far
yer, Estella Pickett, Pearlie Barnes, Daisy
Bair, Nellie Beshear, Elsie Gum, Gertie
Franklin; VIM. Cover, Chas. Barnes, Frank
Pickett, Ed. Byers, Charles Byers, Fred
Brown, Robert Grossnickle, W. Jenkins, Rod
Ingles, George Grimes, Frank Grimes, John
Young, Irwin Buckingham, Maurice Bucking-
ham, Vim. Gosnell, Rily Egen, Ed. Warfeld,
John Lindsay.
DANCE AT CAgROLLToN.
\ very pleasant party was given by Mr..
and Mrs A. Gesell in honor of Mr.. Jacob f.
Bauman and Miss Pauline Dreher, visitors
from Gainesville, Baltimore county. Dane
ing was one of the chief amusements of the
evening, to music by Stonesiier and Dell.
Refreshments were served at il o'clock.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Gesell, Miss Pauline Dreher, Misses Matte
Fowler, Ida Eckenrode, B. McGee, NJ. Eek
enrode, X. Himler, Emma Eckenrode, NJ.
Long, C. Bowersox and sister, c. Beard, Mr..
and Mrs. Stocksdale, Mr.. and Mrs Bitzel,
h Miller, Nina Stocksdale, Mrs. Jacob
Bauman, W. Fowler, of Westminster; f.
Fowler, James Fowler, j. Fowler, A. McGee,
C. Zepp, E. Greene, Fl. Greene, j. Meneha,
F. Bitzell, Mr.. Beard, of Bird Hill; A. Long,
+. Long, Misses Pennyworih, Hahn, Arnold,
and others.
WEDDING AT UNION MILLS.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Myers,
of Union Mills, March 22d, at II o'clock in
the morning, occurred the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Lizzie r. Myers, and Mr.. AL
bert L. Pratt, of Franklinville, N. Y. Rev.
Mr.. Stoner, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Bixle4,
performed the ceremony. The bride was
beautifully attired in bronze silk, trimmed
in lace androses. The groom wore a full
evening suit The bridesmaids were the sis
ter of the bride, Miss Maggie Myers, and her
cousin, Miss Carrie Myers. They wore tan
dresses, trimmed in lace and liies-of. the
valley. Miss Bertha NJ. Miller, of Toledo,
Ohio, played the wedding march, Miss Mil
Ter was neatly attired in red henrietta,
trimmed in black lace. The house was
handsomely decorated with plants and Easter
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