The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-01-12
Personal Notes.

John Fl. Reckord. of Belair, Md, who is
putting in an electric plant in that city, was in
Westminster on Tuesday. Mr.. Milton Schaetfer
showed Mr. Reckord around, who was highly
pleased with this city.
Joseph Zile, who has been visiting friends
IN this county. returned on Thursday over the
B. & o. R. r.. for his home in Lyons, Kan
sas.
George s. Mitten, of Welker, Ohio, is
visiting his. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nit
ten, this city.
CLAY f. Jordan, who had been visiting his
grandmother Mrs. NJ. Jordan, of Denning 5,
this county, during the holidays, has returned
to Andover, Mass. where he is attending
school.
Master Walter Bankerd was given New
Years party nv his aunt. Mrs. c. H. Sellman,
at her home in New Windsor. Those present
were-Albert Gait. Monroe Englar. Denton
Snader Stouffer Lowell, Olive Haines. True
man Bloom, Gus Crabb. Marvin DevilhisS,
Granvil Bixler, Morris Englar. 4 prominent
feature in the decoration of the room was
Happy New Year made of cakes.
Mrs. r. W. Walden will give a ball in
Walden's Hall, Middleburg. ON January IL.
Invitations are now out.
The officials of the Seaboard Air Line in
train consisting of three private cars, left
Norfolk. Va. on Wednesday morning. for a
tour of the entire Seaboard System. extend
ing through the Southern States Amongst
the party was William 7. Zepp, son of Mr..
Thomas Tepp. of this city, who Is secretary
and stenographer to General Freight Agent,
Capt Fl. ". B. Glover.
Senator and Mrs A. p. German introduced
their youngest daughter. Miss Edna German.
on Tuesday afternoon, AT one Of the hand
soonest teas given at Washington. d. c.. the
present season.
Miss Mary Arnold Of Taneytown, was the
guest of the Misses Gardner. East Main
street. this week.
Miss Mary Starr and brother. Mr.. John \,
Starr. of near Union Bridge. spent several
DAYS this week with relatives and friends IN
LittleStown. Pa.
F. Neale Parke. Of this city. viii start for
Florida next week to spend the winter.
Rev Harry II. Depfer, former student Of
Westminster Theological Seminary, now OF
New York State. has been critically Ill with
neuralgia Of the heart.
l.. Howell Iamotte was in TowSon. Balfi-
more county. this week, on business.
Guy W. Steele spent hi> holidays with his
NAlHttN III ! ANNANiAt*
Mrs. George F. Flohr. Of Canton, Ohio,
who had been visiting her brother, Mr. 4. II.
Huber. of this city. since November last. left
for her home on Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wiiliam Bond. Of Fiukshurg,
spent from Tuesday until SATURDAY with her
brother. Thomas Buckingham this city.
Mr.. Harry Buckingham. Of Pikesyillc. Har.
~ Bond and Charles Uhlcr. of FinkShurs.
spent New Year ia town with friends.
Mr.. William r. Andcrs gave progressive
crokonole PARTY To his friends Monday night.
al his home ON West Main street. Those who
were there aud took part ia the game were
Misses Annie Stiteiy, Carrie Monrer, Lizzie
NuSbaum. Edna Erb. Lillian Franklin and
Mrs franklin and Mrs Anders Messers.
Thomas +. Reese George r. Mather. Joseph
L. Franklin. Joseph d. Zcpp. John T.
Anders and Thomas Anders. Mis-, Lillian
Franklin received first prize aud Ln~"Ph d.
Zepp the BOBBY prize. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Mrs. Donald Mclean. Of New York city,
formerly Miss Emily Richie. daughter Of the
late Judge John Richie. Of Frederick. aud
granddaughter of the late Col. Nm. +.
Manlsbv. &c Westminster. has been elected
regent &c the New York Chapter If the
Daughters Of the American Revolution. The
Nav York papers speak If her IN a very cont
piimeniary manner.