The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-06-14
Personal Notes.

Miss Helen r. aud Ethel j. Oursler, of
Carrollton, Nd, are visiting their former
teacher, Miss Vadie G. Armacost, of Hamp
stead, Md.
Miss Leigh, of Baltimore, is a guest of Mrs.
]. Howell Billingslea.
Mrs. Edwin Weaver and two children, of
Coatesvile, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Edwin Weaver.
Rev. and Mrs Thomas o. Grouse, of Bal
timore. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F.
Derr during commencement week.
Mr.. Harry Mitten and wife, of McDonogh,
Nd, visited relatives here Saturday and Sun.
day.
Miss Mary O'Neill, of Baltimore, is guest
of Mrs. C. 81. Vanderford
Misses Helen Nourse, of Darnestown, Mont
gomery county, and Katharine Buck, of Bal
timore, are visiting Miss Nettie Shreeve.
Miss Emma Charlotte Myers, daughter of
Mr.. Melanchton Myers, of 402 East Lafayette
Avenue, Baltimore, and formerly of Pleasant
Valley, Carroll county, was one of the class of
students who graduated professionally from
the Maryland State Normal School, on the
29th of May, 1902.
Mr.. Joseph Martin, of Coatesyille, Pa.
visited Mr.. j. Edwin Weaver. this week.
Among the visitors to Westminster this
terstown; Carrie Green, of Carrollton, and
Myrtle Caple, of Sandyville, at Mr. Carroll N.
I.ockard's; Misses Emma and Carrie Zepp, of
Eastview, at Miss Bulah Benson's; Miss Lula
Martin, of Rocky Ridge, at Mrs. Mary A.
Diffendars; Miss Willela Stansbury, of
Hampstead, at Miss Mary Weaver's, and Miss
Katharine Buck, of Baltimore, at Miss Maude
Waesche's.
Miss Myrtle Zentz and Edna Houck, of
Frederick, are visiting Miss Clara Yingling,
Green street, this city.
Miss Eleanor Brine. of Taneytown, spent
several days the past week with Miss Jesabel
Roop, this city.
Mr.. L. II. Dielman and wife.have gone on
a trip to Boston and from there will proceed
to New York. They expect to visit its libra
ries and art institutions before their return TO
New Windsor on June 18th.
Rev. ]. w. Reese left on Sat urday for a
visit to his son, Mr.. Paul Reese, who is study
ing architecture in New York.
Master j. Merriwether Shellman, who has
been spending the past four months with his
aunts, Mrs Pearson and Miss NJ. b. She'll
man, has gone to Brooklyn, n. T., TO visit
his brother, Mr.. Harry Keith Shellman:
Miss Wallis, of Kent county, who conducted
private school here several years, is guest
of Mrs. Taylor, at the Rectory.
MISS cora may, uhuSntCi " i ootiAioo.e q
Schaeffer, of this city, will graduate at the
Dread Institute, Worcester, Mass, next week.
This is the only institution in this country
that is devoted exclusively to Domestic
Science. After graduating Miss Cora will go
to Boston, thence TO Plymouth, Buzzard's
Bay, Nantucket. Pine Point, Maine, thence
to the White Mountains, Albany, down the
Hudson by daylight to New York, reaching
home by the latter part of July.
Winchester Place is open and the following
guests have arrived-Miss Kimmel, ISIS Kate
E. Kemp, Mrs. NJ. Z. G. Evans, Miss Ethlyn
Evans, Capt A. E. Matthews, Mrs. J.; Il.
Dorsett, Miss Lucy Dorset, Mrs. M. E. Skin
ven, Miss Adelaide G. Kennard, Mrs. c. A.
Snowden, Miss Alice Kearney, aud Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Bailey Bates, all of Baltimorei Mrs.
D. W. Unyerzagt and family, of New York;
Miss NJ E. Nicols, Easton, Nd; Judge Chas.
T. Refsnider and family, Westminster; Miss
Alice B. Joynes, Washington, d. G.