The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-02
Personal and Social.

Miss Graver, of Pittsburg, Pa, is a guest of
Mrs Charles f. Herring. Mrs. Herring gave
tea in her honor on Thursday evening.
Messrs Robert and Frank Stevenson, OF
Baltimore, are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Stevenson, near Westminster.
Mr.. l.. Howell Lamolte, of the New York
city bar, formerly of Westminster, was here
this week. He has been visiting his mother,
near Fnksburg.
Miss May c. Gardiner. of Westminster,
will be in New York next week, looking up
fall and winter styles of millinery.
Mr. Charles Zeiber, of Washington, ID. C.,
visited his mother here this week.
Mr. II. NJ. Norris, who spent about four
months at the Central Hotel, this city, has gone
| to McConnelsburg, Pa, where he will spend
the fall and winter.
Mrs. g. +. Day, of Milville, n. j., is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
| Buckingham, this city.
Miss Mamie F., eldest daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Arthur Hill, of Eastview. will be
married to Mr. Edward J. Ham at Pleasant
Grove NJ. +. Church at o clock p. m. on
Wednesday, September Is.
Mr. Frank z. Miller and DR.. Louis Wood
ward left on Thursday for trip to Boston,
going by sea.
On Friday evening of last week Mr.. Charles
c. Gorsuch entertained a number OF little
Masters and Misses at his beautiful home, this
city, The occasion was a reception TO Ahce
and Harriet Miller, daughters of Mr.. Fred.
d. Miller, who recently returned home from
a visit to relatives in Frederick county. The
guests numbered about sixty and games and
plays were INDUCED in, and elegant refresh
ments were served.
Rev. Z. B. Taylor and family have gone
North to spend several weeks. Most OF the
time will be spent IN Vermont.
Mrs f. T. Manahau, Of Fairfield, Pa.
visited relatives and friends in this vicinity
last and this week.
Mrs. John b. Miller, nee McSwiney, Of
Harrisonville, Md, was in Westminster sew
eral days this week.
Mrs. B. W. Gheen. Of Washington. d. C.,
who has been visiting Miss kittie ) Noel tor
the past two weeks. returned 10 her home on
Tuesday. Mrs. Gheeu made many friends
here during her visit who regret her departure
Mrs Rapp and daughter, OF Baltimore
visited Mrs Joseph Sheeer, Pennsylvania
avenue, this week
Mrs. Mamie Wallace. of Kent county, WIS
tied Mrs Joseph Krich;on, this week.
Mrs. Mamie Shank of Ohio. is guest OF
Mrs Elizabeth Slouer, Liberty street.
Mrs. u. l.. McSwiney, OF near Westmtn-
ster has moved to Annapolis. Md.
4 progressive euchre party VAS gwen We'd
nesdav evening last at Winchester Place 10y
Ms. SteckelS, Of Baltimore. The first
lady's prize, a string of mint candy, was
awarded TO Mrs Haskell Miss Kemp act
ing gentleman. Was awarded tamheuune
as the first gentleman's prize. Mrs, +. 1.
Kennedy received Punch aud Judy doll aS
winner Of the booty prize. A large quantity
Of candy was distributed among the other
players a. consolation prize. Alter cards
''hard cider and ginger cakes Sere served
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. AlhauEh are Al
Atlantic City.
+. Nee. Noel. Of Washington. ID. c, IS
visiting his sister. Miss X. :. Noel
Miss Bette Wiutcrsou. Of Baltimore. Is a
guest Of her aunt. Ms. Pinkuey J. Bennett.
Mrs Charles f.. Fink, of this rity. gave a
tea on "Wednesday afternoon at . % clock To-
her second daughter. Miss Agnes- Qu'te a
number Of guests we're present and the HlIir
folks had an evening ot genuine pleasure ~
games aud plays Refreshments ~err served,
and each guest was presented with souvenir
Of the occasion.
Late arrivals at Dirlman's Hotel, Ne~
Windsor Lieutenant Commander VI J.
Wood wile and two children. Annapolis; Nr.
aud Mrs Russell Dawson aud three children,
Norfolk. Va: Mr. f. z. Wood, Ar. and
Mrs Charir, " Fairfax. Washington, u &;
/ Ephraim Poole, Florida
Miss Fannie l.. Stocksdale, # Dale Farm,
near Fiuksburc, Is spending three weeks D"
Baltimore visiting relative, aud friends
Miss Jewell Slmpsou. sho has been ~F.rud-
ing the summer in North Carel'oa, returned
To her home 3asi Thursday.