The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-15
Personal Notes.

Rev and Mrs. J A. Weigand of this city,
announced the engagement OF their daughter,
Miss Virginia Murray Weigand, to Mr.. Harry
Lynn Fooks Of New York. The marriage
will take place in the fall,
Miss Louise Reifsnider, daughter OF John
l.. Reifsnider and wife, Is sojourning with
party Of friends at Baltimore Inn, Cape May.
Mrs. Reifsnider and grandson, Eltiuge Ferree
Reifsnider, returned from that resort last Sat.
urday.
Rev. DIR. A. d. Melvin. Of Baltimore, a
former pastor Of the Methodist Protestant
Church. Westminster. whose illness was noted
in the ADVOCATE two weeks ago, has been
taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital for treat
menf
Fred d. Miller and family left on Wrdues.
day Cor a srjourn OF teu dsys on the Shensn-
doah river. near Chariesto~n, West Virginia.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lydecker. OF Baltimore. Is visit
ing her nephew. Martin BtzeI, near Carroll
ton.
Ex Gov. Wm. Pinkncy WHITE. If BALM
more, celebrated his s0h birthday August :.
aud "a Monday irtt fpr the Bloc Mountain
House in hi- esrTiag-. by way ct this CITY,
stopping at The Westminster. ou has route.
He va, accompanied by Misses A. G. Thomas
aud NJ Haybot When II became known
that Mr.. Mhytr was ia this city Hamber oI
persons called upon him and extended their
congratulations The party resumed their
journey Tuesday.
Miss Adelaide Fowler. OF Baltimore. and
Miss Frances l.. McGirr. Of Westminster, leil
last Saturday on the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.'S Steamer i.uacestcr tnr
a two weeks lrip 10 Boston, Gloucester and
other points OF interest IN the North.
Miss Jenny Fowler OF Baltimore, Is spend
ing the month Of August in Chambersbufg,
Pa.
Miss Matte A. Hill. of Elsivjew. and Mss
HnlIace Williams. at Westminster, ten un
Monday for Baltimore 70 take The delightful
trip through the Chesapeake and Drla~sra
Canal for Chester and Philadeiphis. ShsF.
thry viii spend several days ~ith relative and
friends
Miss :. F. Pearl Bennett. daughter Il Mr..
Iarkiu $ Bennett. Of luuisyiii@, and Mr..
Emmett h. Prush wiI be married Wedncs
day evening. August 10, At Freedom NJ. +.
Church.
A marriage license ~As issued "a Baltimore
last "Wednesday 10 John l.. Baleiugcr aad
Mary Marie Wi~se, both II Carroll couHIy,
Maryland
NJ. Samuel A Tubsnan. uife aud two child
rea. of Baltimore: Mr.. aud Mrs V w. PoNcr
aud nurse. and MessrS. Auihuny.N ". Jr., J.
Frauci, aud J Harrison Power. all 81 Wash
iuutau, D. G.. and Mr. c. f. Tuhaau. of
Baltimore. arr u, The Westminster.
Mrs. W. f. Marshall Of Baltimore. Ms
Goldie Frzzeil of Bloom. Mr.. Levrrc Stem
Of Chicago. Mrs DR.. Brooks and Mss Nina
Wilson Of Marsiou. are the guests 81 Mrs J.
Ezra Stem. This city.
VIM H. Gilbert and family. ct Washington,
y. c.. formerly Of Westminster. are visiting
his mother, Mrs. Eva Gilbert, l0i P~uusyi-
vaniA Avenue.
Mrs. Madgr NJ Mrkjusiry. Of College ave.
Union Bridge, aith Mrs. Joshua Cost. of
Westminster. and her uncle, Mr.. John Aay
NALL, of Baltimore, sailed Friday tor Boston.
Among the places visited will be NeHport
News, Old Point Comfort, aud Norfolk, Va;
thence 10 Boston, aud return via New York,
visiting also Providence. Il. l., Newport aud
Narraganseti Pier.
John T. EycrEAri. Of Baltimore. IS a guest
Of William p. Reese. this city.
Miss Katherine Stoeksdale. 1915 v. North
ave-. Baltimore has returned from two weeks
visit to Atlantic City.
Rev. Il. ". Doty has returned home and
will resume his ministerial duties on sunday.
Ex. Gov. Frank Brown has made formal
announC ement Of the engagement Of bis daugh-
ter. Miss May RidgeIy Brown. 70 Mr.. Gordon
Taylor Hughes. of New York Mr.. Hughes
Is 80 years Of age and Is spendidly proper
toned man. He Is Is fee, inches tail aud
Weighs about 200 pounds. He IS eiesn shaver
aud dresses. ike the typical New Yorker. IN
correct form. He Is the junior member Of
the successful law firm Of Lawrence * Hughes
of New York. Il is planned 10 make the en-
gsgemeui as brief as was the couriship. The
couple will probably be married IN the fall
in Baltimore and, after tour abroad, will
reside in New York. Ex-Governor Brown
is pleased with the engagement. He has
known his prospective son in Law but lev
months, but has known his father well for
some time In fact, he had heard Of the sou
before Miss Brown had met him. The eN-
Governor says he likes his appearance, but
| is more pleased at his daughters choice be-
| cause Mr.. Hughes IS a worker.
The Baltimore Sun Of Thursday says: ; fer
a rather long and circuitous journey Mr.. Will,
/ lam +. Bale, % years old, of Reisterstown,
| and Miss Elizabeth Adeline Smith, "a years
| old. of New Windsor. Carroll county, were
/ married at Towson. Wednesday afternoon at
/ l O'Clock. Early Wednesday morning Mr..
| Bale drove from home to New Windsor for
/ his bride elect. whom he met near the West
I ern MARYLAND station by appointment The
| pair went To Glyndou by carriage and there
! look the trolly cars FOR Baltimore, going from
| there to Towson. Rev. J. l.. Straughn. pastor
| of EPSON Methodist Protestant Church, per
! formed the ceremony in the parlor Of Bosley
/ Hotel Afterward the bride and groom en-.
/ tirely obivious to the many chances cast at
/ them by passers- by. many of whom somehow
| had gotten on to the fact that they had just
| been married. proceeded quietly to the cars
| aud returned to the city