The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-01-03
Personal Notes.

PERSONAL NOleS.
Miss Joe Lambert, of this city, will spend
several months with her sister, Mrs. DR..
| Daniel F. Shipley, at Ashland, Hanover coun-
ty, Virginia.
Rev. and Mrs. R. w. Doty spent the past
week at the homes of their parents. in Fred
erick county.
| Mr.. Harry Reese and bride, of Bark Hill,
this county, were entertained by Mr.. Harry
F. Cover, of Frizellburg, last Sunday, also
Messrs. Snyder Babylon and Clarence Schaef
fer, of Westminster. The bride and groom
had just returned from a visit to Mr.. Brooke
Cover, an uncle, of Lowell, Mass.
| Mr.. Arthur q. Null of Frizellburg, stu
preached to a very large audience in the hall
at Frizellburg last Sunday night MIR. Null
is a graduate of Western Maryland College,
and spent the holidays with his father, Mr..
Jacob Null.
Judge VIM. II. Thomas and wife and Mr..
John M. Roberts and wife were guests of Mr..
| and Mrs. Charles E. Stewart, in Baltimore,
last Saturday.
Misses Elizabeth and Marjorie Stirling were
| in Westminster on Monday.
Miss Myrtle Malehorn, of Baltimore, is
spending the holidays with her parents, in this
| city.
Marriage licenses were issued in Baltimore
on Monday to Ephraim j. Reese, of Balti-
more, and Mary S. Repp, Of Union Bridge,
| also to John R. Pfeffer and Maliss E. Base
man, both of Reisterstown, Md. On Tues
day, in Baltimore, license was issued to
| August Reuwer, of Baltimore, and Annie M.
Wagner, of Westminster Md. At Towson,
Md, on Tuesday, a license was issued to Ed
ward H. C. Reynolds, of Sykesville, Carroll
county, and Miss Ellen P. Alexander, of North
Branch Baltimore county.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Bankard, of Baltimore, spent
the holidays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fl. Bankard.
Mr. Harvey Arnold, of Baltimore, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias B. Arnold,
of Smallwood, this week.
Mrs. F. Z. Cootes, of this city, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John F. Murray, Balti-
more, Nd.
Senior P. Lamothe, of Dubois & Co., Ma
tanzas, Cuba thank you. The same to you
and yours.
Mrs. NJ. F. Albaugh, of Linwood, will spend
several weeks in Baltimore, Md.
Miss Leigh, of Baltimore, is visiting Mrs.
Dr. j. Howell BillDgslea.
Dinner, supper, tea, card, dancing and
children's parties are much in vogue In this
city and vicinity.
Miss Frances Jackson, Messrs. Fl. 6. Sc
bore, Theodore Bolinger and Charles Jack
son, all of Emmisburg, Md, visited Mr.. Geo.
Sebore, of Westminster, this week.
Mr. Wilbur Z. Buckingham, who has been
visiting in Westminster, will return to Balti-
more tomorrow, and will become proof-reader
with Guggenheimer Wiel.
J. w. C. Austin, of York, Pa, who will
represent the Pennsylvania State Firemen's
Association al the Maryland State Firemen's
Association at Frederick, in June next, was
in Westminster on Wednesday, guest of
President John H. Cunningham, of the Mary
land Association.
Messrs. William E. and Thomas Moore and
families, of Baltimore, spent New Years day
with their father, Mr.. VIM. Moore, and family.
Mr.. John Cassell, of Philadelphia, visited
relatives here this week.
Miss Alice Z. Smith of East Main street,
this city, is visiting relatives and friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Julia McKellp Campbell, of Washing
ton, ID. c., was in Westminster on New Years
Day.
The Five Us gave their sixth dance New
Years Eve at Fremen's Hail. The West
minister Orchestra furnished music. Commit
tee. Gloyd Diffendal, j. Albert Mitten, j.
Thomas Anders, j. Frank Butler and j. VIM.
Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Babylon, of Wake
field, gave a dinner on Xmas day in honor of
Mrs. Babylon's niece. Those present we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Babylon, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs. David Ebaugh,
of Melrose; Misses Sarah Hoover, of Wake
field; Addie Hoover, of Melrose; Hilda Ruth
Babylon; Messrs Clarence Smith, Jesse Hull,
of Westminster; Roy Babylon. Talmage Hoov-
er, Guy Babylon, George Hoover, Jr., and
James Robertson.
Miss jamie Reaver gave a masked party at
the residence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. U.
l.. Reaver, this city, last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. j. William Lynch represented Cont
ter in costume.
Miss Marjorie Kennedy. of Washington, ID.
c.. spent this week with her sislerin-law,
Mrs. P. C. Kennedy.
Mr.. Thomas A. Murray and family, of Bal
tmore, are guests at DR.. j. w. Herings this
week.
Miss Lille Bennett. of Seven Stars, Pa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. P. j. Shriver, at Ber-
rett, Md.
On December 81, 1902, marriage licenses
were issued in Frederick, Md, to the following
persons: Edward Livingston Norwood and
Miss Carrie Fay Day, both of near Ridgeville;
T. Arnold Whitmore, Of Libertytown, and
Miss Grace B. Zimmerman, Of Woodsboro;
John w. Dinterman, of Daysvile, and Miss
Maggie NJ Bowman, of Libertytown; William
Ezra Barton, of louisville, and Miss May
Eta Dinterman, of Walkersville; William Il.
Rippeon, of Daysvile, and Miss Alice NJ.
Biddinger. of Walkersville; David 7. Hide,
brand, of Ladiesburg, and Goldie S. Dern, OF
Walkersvile; Harry A. Green and Miss Niece
Roberta Mulinix, of Mount Airy; Lawrence
E. Green and Miss Rachel H. Cain, both OF
Mount Airy; Jerry E. Martin and Miss Ida
Weddle, both of Catoctin Furnace; Charles
Raymond Kegler and Miss Lula May, both of
Mount Airy.