Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-10-27
Personal Mention.

Soit0t biSittiOhs
Miss Edith Sheetz has been visiting friendi
Col. Forrest w. Brown went to Berkeley
Springs Friday.
Mayor Gustav Brown and bride arrived
Thursday night.
Rev, and Mrs. j. F. Stump went to Gerards.
town yesterday.
Miss Emma Brown visited relatives in Shop
herdstown last week.
Mr.. NJ. E. Bolinger spent Sunday with his
parents in Hagerstown.
Mrs. Edward Phillips visited Washington
and Baltimore last week
.r. Wilmer Latimcr has been up from
Washington for 4 day or two.
Miss Mary Campbell, of Philadelphia. is the
guest of Mrs. A. W. Mcdonald.
Howard Taylor, of this office, spent several
days last week in Hagerstown.
Nj. j. F. Engle visited his sister, Mrs. J w.
Coffenbarger, near Shepherdstown, last week.
have been guests of the family of Mr.. w. Scott
Kennedy.
Messrs. j. B, Richardson and Thos. R.
Moore have returned from q visit to friends in
Baltimore.
Mrs. w. T. Mauck and son, Summer of
Woodstock. Va, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. !.
s. Hughes.
Miss Laura Yates, of the Kabletown neigh
borhood, has been visiting friends in Shep-
herdstown.
Hon. Fred. j. Nelson, of Frederick. Nd.
was the guest of the family of DR.. William
Nell last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sites aiterded the fun
eraI of Mr.. Vim. Gabriel, at cearfoss, Md.
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latimor Carter, of Washing
ton City, have been visiting the family of Mir.
Mr.. Cleon Moore.
Miss Hodes, of Ellicott City, Nd. is the
guest of tde Misses Dawson, ut Claymout
Court, near town.
Mrs. Chas. II. Moore and two little daugh-
tiers have been visiting Mrs. L. T. Potterfield,
at Brunswick, Md.
Mrs. Newton Hall. of Carlisle, Pa. who
has been visiting Mrs. W. Fl, H. Roper. re-
turned home Saturday.
L. Beller, visited the family of Mr.. j. w. b..
Frazier, in Shepherdstown, the first of last
week.
Capt. W. II. Morrow, of Louisiana. Mo-,
visited his brother, the editor of the Advocate,
Thursday, enroute to Staunton, Va., on legal
business,
Mr.. Barney Lloyd returned Thursday from
q visit to EmmittsDurg aud other points in
Maryland, and reports everything in favor of
free silver
Mr.. G. NJ. Hough has been elected to repre-
sent Wildey Lodge, No. 81, of this place, in
the Grand Lodge, l. o. O.. F., which meets at
Hinton, Nov. IS.
Miss Emma E. Cain has been called to
Ellieott City by the death of her cousin, Miss
Lula F. Gallaher, who was frightened to
death by an insane man.
Mrs. Mary Williams, accompanied by her
son, Mr.. Thos. j. Williams. of Winchester,
visited the formers daughters and the latter's
sister, Mrs. Il. F. Eddy, in this place last
week.
The roth birthday of Mr.. Henry Huntsberry
was celebrated yesterday at Cool Spring, ;" the
residence of Mr., Adam Young. with u reunion
participated in by the families of Mcssrs. D..
s, Hughes, Fenton Griffith and w. L. Mauck.
Miss Louie Baylor gave a card party on
Friday evening in honor of her guest, Miss
Love, of Winchester, Among those present
were: Misses Annie Aisxuith, Maria Moore,
Bessie Love, Messrs. W. E. and r. w. Alexan-
der. 7. P. Lippitt and FL, K. Amber
Mrs. Forrest W.. Brown gave q tea on
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Campbell
of Philadelphia. Among those present were:
Mrs. d. Is. Lucas. Mrs. William II. Trayers,
Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald, Mrs. Forrest W.
Brown, the Misses Riddle and Miss Virginia
Lucas.
Misses Jennie and Viola Custer, of Summit
Point, are visiting friends in Charles Town,
and no doubt the cordially and smiles of dear
friends will be much enjoyed by both the
young ladies. 1t is especially hoped the trip
may be recuperating TO the health of Miss
Jennie.
Mrs. George PorterfeId gave an aftern DON
tea ut her country home, Cassilis, near town,
recently. Among those present We're: Mrs-
William Campbell Mrs. DIR. William Neill,
Mrs, Henry H. Cooke, Mrs. George Washing
ton, Mrs. John Porterfeld and Mrs. j. B.
Lafeyre.
Mrs. Henry H. Cooke entertained the
Married Peoples Card Club a few evenings
ago. Among thosc present were: Mrs.
William Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. George Por-
terri cid, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Manning, Mr..
and Mrs. George Washington, DR.. and Mrs.
William Neill, Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. Eyster,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles E. Baylor, Mr.. and Mrs,
John PorterfeId. Miss Amy Mcleod and Mr..
Gerard d. Moore.
The Rev. j. w. Tongue, of Charles Town,
our valued correspondent, was here last week
attending the Sunday School convention, aud
it gave us much pleasure to meet him aud see
him looking so well and in such Il happy
mood. Mr.. Tongue is no longer in the active
ministry on account of his age, but he preached
an able sermon on Sunday night, in the NJ. p.
Church South, to a large congregation. He
was many years ago pastor Of this church and
served the people long aud well, go that many
of the older ones remember him most kinkly,
He WIS a guest of the Eutlor Hotel while here
and had many calls from his old acquain-
tances.-ShepherdStotrn Independent.