The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-08-20
Personal NoleS.

Persons having friends as guests and desire the
publication of the same will please sehu theIl
names to this office. EDIroRs.l
Miss Engle, of North Avenue, Baltimore,
/ speut last week with Mrs. NJ. G. Belts, OF
Freedom. Miss G. Ways, also of Baltimore,
remains with Mrs. Belts for an indefinite
| period.
! Messrs. Walter E. and Leslie c. Robertson,
! of Westminster, B. Blaine Murray, of Hamp.
stead. and A. Shellman Greene, of Baltimore,
spent last Sunday in Phiisdelphia, aud Willow
| Grove Park, Pa, AS guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs
Joseph DeviIbiss of 245l North 18th street.
J. Fisher Hartman of Glib W. Lafayette
Avenue, Baltimore, attended the funeral OF
his uncle, Jacob Fisher, at Frzellburg last
Sunday.
Miss Sadie Policy, of Baltimore, is spending
few weeks visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Cornelius A. Mullineaux and sister,
Mrs. Bessye Sauble, are spending fortnight
at St. Louis and the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Frank W. Mitten, of Gettysburg, Pa,
who had been visiting relatives and friends in
this city and county for the past ten days, re-
turned home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Myers, of 1880 West Lexington
street, Baltimore, is visiting Miss Bessie Lee,
of Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 0'Keefe, Of Washing,
ton, ID. c., spent last Sunday and Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Herring. this city.
Mrs. Margie Herring accompanied them TO
Washington, aud will attend the Rockville
Montgomery County Fair.
The engagement has been announced be
tween Miss Cecilia Katharine BowersoN,
daughter of Mrs. Susan Bowersox, near this
city, and Mr.. Alex. L. Ross, Of Richmond.
Va The wedding will take place early in the
fall
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Mather and Misses
Eva Rinker and Jessie Henley, left on Monday
for the Worlds Fair al 81. Louis. While IN
the West Mr. and Mrs Mather will visit Mrs
L. B. Lawler, of Rushyille, Illinois, formerly
Miss Alice Huber, ofthis si'y.
Misses Virginia and Lucy Fogle have re-
turned to their home at Sykesyille, after
spending several weeks at ST. Louis ExPosi.
ton sud visiting relatives in Lafayette, III.
Mrs. Thomas J. Kaufmen aud sou Emory,
of Baltimore. are spending few weeks a.
Samuel Wagner, and Mr.. kaainen Is IN bos-
ton for week.
DR.. William Chappell is spending few
DAYS with A. Weaver Wagner.
Miss A. Myrtle Caple, OF Sandyyiile, and
Miss Carrie Z. Greene, Of Carroliion' are
visiting her uncle. Mr.. Henry Ebaugh and
family, in Peori, Eli.
J. L. T. Waltz. Of New York, IS spending
his two weeks vacation ~ the home Of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, George II. Waltz, near
Linwood
Justice William Moore, who has been quite
IN from severe attack OF pieurisy, - able TO be
in his office again.
Misses Anna MeCalIa and Euid Day. OF
West Point. Va. have returned home after
spending ten DAYS wilh Miss flnghng, East
Green street, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Josephas Diiman. nee Pol
sier. and son Lewis, of Oxford. Ohio. are
visiting relatives and friends in this county.
Latest arrivals al Hotel Dielman. New
Windsor. are Medical Director FisEimmous, q.
$. N, Mrs. Fiizimmoiss, Master Paul Fitzim-
mons, Mrs. Edward Eherle Master Edward
Eberle. Admirai ~ +. Mason. Z. ;. n,
Mrs Mason and two children. Miss Rose Far
fax aud Mr.. I.arrieh. all Of Washington, y.
c.; French Carey, Miss Helen Birch. Mr. and
Mrs J. W Flaek aud family, Mrs. Morgan,
Professor and Mrs. Soho aud family, all 81
Baltimore; DR.. Foataaie, Of Bryu MAwr Col
lege, Pa.