The Democratic advocate., 1908-12-25
PERSONAL MENTION

Charles Lee, of Annapolis, will spend
the week here.
Mrs. Mary A. Shreeve, of West End,
will spend Xmas in New Windsor
Miss Frances Guyon Seabrook is
| home from her school in Massachu-
sets.
Harry Power, of New York, is visit
ing his parents at the Main-Court
Hotel.
Horace Dorsey Newson, Jr., of New
York, is spending the holidays with
relatives.
| Howard H. Brown is spending two
weeks vacation cunning on the East
| ern Shore.
| Miss Agnes Fink, Who attends Eden
Hall School, Philadelphia, is home for
the holidays.
| Mr. and Mrs Theodore w Darnell,
of Oceanville, N. j., are visiting the
| latter's mother.
Mrs Edward Green and two nieces,
| from Atlantic City, are visiting Mrs.
Frank Grumbine.
Mrs. Virginia Armacost will spend
Xmas day with her nephews and
nieces at Finksburg.
John Gait, of Brooklyn, N Y, viii
spend week with his mother and
sister on Bond street.
| Charles Fink, one of Rock Hills fa-
nous athletes, will eat his turkey and
plum pudding at home.
DIR. James E. Shreeve, Jr., will hang
up his stocking at the home of his
parents in Ellicott City.
]. Frank Diffendal is spending the
holiday with his mother Mrs. A. Mary
Diffendal, Liberty street.
| Miss Margaret Lockard, of Centre
vile, will spend the holidays with her
mother on Fair Ground HILL
John Rice Mardick who formerly
had charge of the Carroll Oak Tan
merry, was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McC. KINNEY,
of the Quaker City, will be the guests
of Colonel and Mrs. S. K. Herr.
4 Mrs. George Davis and daughter
are visiting the formers father, Fred
erick Eckenrode, George street.
! Miss Marian Graves, of Norfolk a
pupil of ST. Joseph's Seminary, is
the guest of Mrs. John J. Rose.
F. Xenophon Harp, the govern
mental store keeper at McGinnis', left
Thursday for Middletown, his home.
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore last week to Frank c. Wood
and Belle P. Bond, both of Union
Bridge.
Rev. George Leroy White, wife and
son. of Baltimore, will spend the holi-
i days with the family of A w Buck
ingham.
A marriage license was issued fn
Baltimore Wednesday to Robert B.
Murray and Mabel F. Abbott both of
Hampstead.
i, Miss Anna Gehr spent few days
, with her sister, Mrs. fra Grouse, who
has taken a residence in Baltimore
until May 1.
: Miss Alice Everhart, the popular
teacher at Taneytown, will visit
friends in Baltimore and Washington
during the interim.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Roelkey, of
Knoxville, Md, spent few days last
week with their daughter, Mrs. r. W.
Doty, Pennsylvania avenue.
Prof Howard L. Benson will spend
Christmas Day with his sister in Sud-
lersville, and from there will go to
New York city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Diffendai,
of Gassaway, w. Va, are spending
the holidays at their homes in West
minister.
Miss Elinor Thomas and Miss Eliza
beth Roberts, pupils at Sharon Hill
convent, near Philadelphia, are home
for the holidays.
William F. Caple, wife and son Wal
ter, of Baltimore, visited his mother,
Rebecca H. Caple, at the old home
stead, near Finksburg, the past week.
Mrs. John O. Benson, of Gambler,
spent week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Myers, Hanover, Pa,
and also spent few days with Miss
Portia Myers, Westminster.
Mrs. Eliza Killer and son Harry will
go to Philadelphia Saturday to visit
the formers daughter, Mrs. Irwin
Hahn. Mrs. Killer will remain several
months but Harry will spend only a
week.
Mrs. Charles Tucker Carroll, Mrs.
]. Howell Carroll and Miss Suzanne
Carroll will spend Christmas in West
minister with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy W.
! Steele, the latter sister of Mrs. How
ell Carroll
| George l.. Jones, who formerly lived
near Hampstead, this county, has been
chosen general secretary of the Henry
Watson Children's Aid Society of Bal
timore. Mr.. Jones is young man, and
since his removal to Baltimore, five
years ago, has devoted his energies
largely to charitable work