The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-09-07
Personal and Society Notes.

| Mrs. DIR. George II. tundenbufg, OF fitts-
| burg, Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. A. Cunningham, this city.
| Cards were received in this city, this week,
| from Mrs. j. Fisher Reese, announcing the
marriage of her daughter, Edith Lyttleton, to
Mr. Reginald Burgess, on Thursday, August
22d at St. Stephen Church, South Kensing
ton, London, England.
| Miss Erma Carlisle, Of N. Stricken street,
Baltimore, is visiting in Patapsco, Carrollton
and neighborhood.
| Mrs J. J. Brown and daughter-in law, Mrs.
| N. S. Brown, of Baltimore, returned home
Saturday after spending a week visiting her
nephew, Bradley Stocksdale, at East View,
and other relatives.
| Mrs. Maud A. Gingrich, Norfork, Virginia,
| is visiting her law, Mrs. Fannie Pear
son.
/ Miss Lucy Bowie, of Washington, d. c., is
a guest of Mrs. DIR. j. Howell Billiugslea.
Miss Maggie Miller has returned to Balti-
more after several weeks visit with relatives
near Westminster.
| Mrs. Geo. E. Stoner and children, of this
city, left on Saturday last for a 30 days visit
] to her parents in New Market, Iowa.
Mr.. N. w. Owens, Of Baltimore, is spend
| ing n few weeks with Mr. S. G. Stoner, this
city.
Mr. j. Bernard Wells, of Hampstead, is ex-
pected home soon from an extended visit TO
the Glasgow Exposition, London and Paris.
Miss Mary A. Zendgraf, Of Westminster,
and Mr.. VIM. M. Gawthrop, an employee Of
| Undertaken VIM. S. Fry, of Baltimore, were
married Tuesday afternoon of last week, at
Chambersburg, Pa. by Rev. j. Sherwood,
pastor of Central Presbyterian Church. Mr..
and Mrs. Gawthrop will make their home in
Baltimore.
| Miss Ethel Hiteshew, of Resterstown, is a
guest of Mrs. Harry L. Crout at The West
minister.
Mr.. and Mrs William Devries, of Elders
| burg. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rob-
erts, of Sans Creek, last Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Shellman, of Union
| town district left for the Pan American Ex-
hibition on Thursday.
Miss Estelle B., daughter ofex Sheriff Elias
B. Arnold, and Mr.. j. Albert Slade, of the
| Baltimore Bar, were married at the home OF
| brides parents, at Smallwood, this county,
| Wednesday afternoon, by Rev. DIR. Walter X.
! Graham, pastor of the Methodist Protestant
| Church. this city. Only the immediate faml-
| lies of the contracting parties were present.
Mr. and Mrs. -Slade left for a trip to the Pan
| American Exposition and the North. They
Mrs. Belinda Wantz, of Marston, entertain
| ed on Sunday last the following guesis-Els.
worth Mumford and wife, Jacob Lang and
wife, of Baltimore; Luther Wantz and wife,
| Harvey Lambert and wife, Nelson Brown and
| wife, of New Windsor; Mrs. Geo. Killer;
| Misses Cora and Carrie Wanz, Bertha Hester,
| Emma Lambert, Addie Wantz, Hettie Killer,
Messrs Howard Wantz, Peter Brown, A. Bry-
| vogle, Prescus Lambert Geo. Brown, Geo.
Knause, Harvey Proxell.
Rev. DR.. P. H. Miller has returned from
his visit to Colorado, and will officiate at the
services on Sunday.
letter from Postmaster Schaefier, dated
Boston, Mass, OH the 4th instant, gives an
account Of his trip from Baltimore to Boston,
not by 1.-THE Raging Canawl' but by sea,
starting last Sunday Visited Newport News,
called on Mr.. Josephus Bankert, who is in the
Soldiers Home, at Hampton; thence to Fort
ress Monroe, Old Point, Norfolk, Virginia
Beach, Portsmouth,. aud thence to Boston and
Worcester, where he left his daughter, Miss
Cora. who will take a course in Domestic
SCIENCE. Mr.. Schaeffer will return by the
same route. He has had an enjoyable trip,
but failed to state whether he paid 'Neptune's
Debt
Misses Grace NJ and Mabel B. Hunter, of
near this city, are visiting friends in Baltimore
this week.
Col. VIM. A. McKelip, Horace G. Reese
and Daniel Seipp, of this city; Messrs. James
s. Baer, of Tannery; Reuben Conway, of
Daniel; Charles p Bale, of New Windsor;
Thomas j. Hunt and james Gill, of Hamp-
stead, and others, will attend the National
Encampment of the G.. A. b., at Cleveland,
Ohio September 1914. They will start on
Sunday