The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-06-15
Personal and Society Notes.

| N. c., were guests of Professor and Mrs. s.
| Simpson, from last Saturday until Thursday.
| Two of Mr.. Harris daughters were in the
| graduating class at Western Maryland College
last Wednesday.
Miss Salie Wood, of Baltimore, was guest
of Miss Ida Moore from Saturday until Mon
! day.
| Many former students and graduates of
| Western Maryland College called at this office
this week, and chatted over "Anld Lang
Syne."
Messrs. Edward Diffendal and Gran. Bach
man left Thursday for the Pan American Ex
position, Niagara Falls, Toronto and other
| places.
The following Annapolians attended the
| College Commencement exercises Judge
Revell, Miss Jennette Hunter, Mr.. Malcolm
Hunter, Miss Mamie CAN'T, Mrs. Robert
Moss and Miss Lucy Redmond. The two
| latter former students of the College.
Miss Grace c. Legg. Owings Mills, Miss
Libbie White, Powellville, Nd, and Misses
Anna and Virginia Motter, of Taneytown,
we're guests of Miss Carrie 4. Rinehart, this
| week.
| Miss Alice Reindollar, of Taneytown, is a
guest at Sheriff Motter's.
Miss Repplier, of Philadelphia, is visiting
Mrs. Chas. E. Stewart
Among the visitors to Westminster during
the commencement exercises at Western
MARYLAND College was Mrs. Emma Abbott
Gage, graduate of the College, and now of
| the Evening Capital, Annapolis, Md. She
paid the ADVOCATE visit, and was pleased
with its equipment.
Mrs. Frank w. Fouke, of Baltimore, was a
guest of her mother, Mrs. Judge Smith, last
week.
| Miss Fannye L. Stocksdale, of Dale Farm,
near Finksburg, has returned home, after a
| visit of eight weeks, to her sister, Mrs. VIM.
|. Heintzman, North Carey street, Baltimore.
Mr.. Guy Smith, son of Mrs. Judge Smith,
came home on Tuesday sick with malarial
| fever. He was on trip North and was taken
! sick in New York State
Mr.. B. Frank Mitten, of Gettysburg, Pa,
former resident of Westminster, was here
| several days this week.
Mr.. Leonard j. Buckingham, of this coun-
| ty, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Wan. Mich
olas, in Brooklyn, New York.
Mr.. Frank w. Shriver, of Philadelphia,
Pa, visited his brother, Mr.. Edwin W. Shri-
| ver this city, this week.
Mrs. Dr. John H. Mitchell and daughter, of
! Charles county, are guests at DIR. j. Howell
Billingsleas.
Mrs. William B. Moore and son, of Ralti-
more, visited at Mr.. VIM. oore's, this week.
| Mrs. John Marsh, formerly of this city, is
visiting friends in Westminster. She will
! leave today for Washington, D. c.
Mrs. NJ c. Elliott and daughter, of Car
bondale, Pa, are visiting Mrs. A. I. Fowler.
Misses Nellie B. and w. Agnes Stansbury,
of Hampstead, and Ada M. and Fannie E.
Buck ingham, of Sandy Mount, spent the past
week with Miss Florence 81. Miiten.
Among the graduates from st. Johns Col
lege, Annapolis, next Wednesday, will be
! John G. Wells, son of the late Dr. E. d..
Wells, of Westminster. S. Brook Stoner, of
Hanover, Pa, brother of Mrs. Ed. Diffen-
| DIAL, this city, will be among the graduates of
Gettysburg College next week.
Miss Edith Reeder, of Baltimofe, spent a
few days this week with Miss Mildred Lam.
berd.
| Mr.. Wilbur E. Buckingham, of Baltimore,
is visiting his parents, this city.
Mrs. John ID. Main and daughter Este, of
| Hagerstown, Nd; Mrs. VIM. Love and Mrs.
| George Haeitzm IN, of Baltimore, Md, and
| Mr.. James NJ. Horner, of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, visited Mr.. George A. Miller, this week.
Capt George Landers. of West Point, N.
| Y, former student of Western Nd. College,
was in this city Wednesday.
Mrs. William McClelland and daughter
Mary. of near New Windsor, visited Mrs.
! Chas. A. Horner, this week.
Miss Gertrude Westlake, of Florida, is a
guest of Mrs. DR.. Joseph T. Herring.
Dr. Harry G. Watson, of New York, a grad
uate and later an instructor in Western Mary
land College, spent several days in this city.
Mr.. VIM. H. Thomas will go. to St. Mary IS
county tomorrow, to visit his mother, and
where his wife and children have been spend
ing several weeks He Will be absent about
| a week.
Mr.. David Stoner has gone to Uniontown
to spend week.
| Mr.. James NJ. Shellman and wife, of near
Uniontown, spent several days in Westmin-
| ster this week.