The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-02-15
Surprise and other Parties.

The hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs Co.
lumbus A. Shipley, north of Gist, last Tues
day night, was the scene of the largest party
of the season. Mr.. and Mrs. Shipley gave
the party in honor of their daughter, Miss
Pearl G. Shipley, and Misses BERTHE Parrish,
Maude and Icidene Easton. The house was
thrown open to the guests, who began to ar
music were INDUCED in until late hour,
when refreshments, such as cake, lemonade,
etc., were served in abundance, after which
all bidding goodnight to The host and hostess
returned to their homes, much pleased with
the evenings enjoyment.
Among those present were columbus a.
Shipley and wife, Grove 0. Easton and wife,
John p Klee and wife, Joseph II. Shipley,
Joseph T. Parrish, Elias G. Shipley, George
Brice; Misses Pearl G. Shipley, Berthe Par
IRISH, Maude and Icidene Easton, Gertie Hook,
Amanda and Elizabeth Williams, Fannie
Barber, Caddie Baker, Pearl Hoff, Lizzie L.
Shauck, Edith Parrish, Eta Parrish, Sadie
E., Bessie. Bertha, Lula and Ethel Shipley,
Hattie Phillips, Gertie and Pleasant Shipley,
Cecilia Grimes, Elsie Easton, Effie, Melvie
and Viola Shipley; Messrs. Emory L. Cor
such, Charles and Henry Klee, Albert Fl.
Jordan, VIM. Reese, John E. Jordan, Grant
Hook, Chas. Fl. Barnes, VIM. f. Jordan, A.
L. Davis, Clifton Waltz, Geo. Hof, Herschel
Pool, Granville Caple, Howard Pickett, JAS
Schneider, Frank Freeman. Urner Shipley,
Mack Shipley, Ollie Caple, John Baker, Jos.
Haines. Walter Bloom, Edgar Pickett, Harry
Davis, Thomas Bowers, Lester Waltz, Morris
Easton, Herbert Gorsuch, VIM. Davis, Leslie
R. Shipley, Charles Koontz, Edward Little,
George Hook, Gordon a. Shipley, Robert
Shipley; Masters Anon, Albert and Donald
Shipley, John Easton, and others.
1.-THE Strollers,n of Finksburg, have been
enjoying themselves immensely during the
recent sleighing. Last Tuesday evening they
went to the home of Miss Mamie Gist, on
large two horse sled, through the kindness of
Mr.. Edward Maynard, of Glen Falls. Among
the number were Misses Agnes Frazier, Fam
nye and Eugenia Stocksdale, Mrs. Alpha
Bentz, Edith and Maude Horner, Blanche
Leister; Messrs. Edward Maynard, Frank and
Morris Ireland, Floyd and Albert Stocksdale,
Norris Powers, Harry and Willie Gist.
A very delightful dance was given at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Jones, at
Cover, last Saturday evening. Dancing was
the principal feature of the evening. AT IL
o'clock all were invited to the diningroom to
partake of refreshments, after which all re-
turned to their homes Music was furnished
by Mr. George w. Grimes. Those present
were-Hiram Jones and wife, Harry koontz
and wife, Harry Greenholtz and wife, Mrs.
Ida Lindsay; Misses Hattie Cover, Ondia
Flickinger, Blanche Cover, Elsie Gum, Gertie
Cover, Mamie Gum, Daisy Fogle, Carrie
Barnes, Myrtle Koontz, Pearl Jones, Edna
Koontz, Edna Lindsay and Naomi Koontz;
Messrs. Guy Lindsay, Frank Grimes, Harvey
Hood, Harry Fogle, Chas. McCaffrey, Ralph
Greenholtz, Will Mccartney, Elmer Gripes,
Eugene Mccartney, viii Gum, Raymond
Brashears, Asa Killer, Chas. Franklin, Aubrey
Koontz, John Selby, Bub Koontz, Will Jones,
Harry Grimes. George Jones, Charles Jones,
Chas Elgen. Howard Jones, Howard Grimes,
c. Wilson, GLEN Grimes, and Others.
A surprise party was given at the residence
of Mr.. Willard Shoemaker, at Berrett, last
Monday evening. Instrumental music, fur
nished by the Misses Shoemaker, and parlor
games were the features of the evening. At
IL. 80 refreshments were served in abundance,
after which all departed for their homes.
Those present were Willard Shoemaker and
wife, Misses Carrie, Abbie and Matte Shoe
maker, Hattie Cover, Elsie Shipley, 0ndia
Flickinger, Gerte Cover, Emma Flickinger
and Carrie Cover; Messrs. Clarence Flickin-
ger, Ermond Shoemaker, Savile Hewitt,
George Grimes, Jr., John Shoemaker, Will
Mccartney, Raymond Flickinger, Charles Nc
Caffrey and Talbot Rodgers.
In the House of Correction for Assault.