The Democratic advocate., 1908-02-14
Personals.

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brother, Allen Bacon, of Willis street.
Charles Lee, who is employed in Annapolis,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Miss Blanche Walker, of Mt. Washington.
Baltimore, was recent guest OF Miss Clara
Lewis.
Miss Mae Rider. of the Woman's College,
Baltimore, spent Saturday and Sunday with
her brother, Rev. 81. M. Rider.
| j. Merriwether Shellmau, of Baltimore
visited bis aunt at East End last Sunday.
Misses Belle and Margaret Cover, OF Eas-
ton, are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cover, Uniontown.
| Erie Baumgartner spent from Saturday unit
Monday. with Robert Billingslea.
Frank Waybright, of Baltimore, spent Sun.
day visiting friends on Main street.
nominated the dentists to be submitted to the
Benjamin Fleagle, principal of the High
School at Middletown, Frederick Co., visited
friends in town this week.
| DR.. J. E. Shreeve of this city, attended the
special meeting on Monday evening of the
| Maryland State Dental Association, which
| Governor for the new members of the State
| board.
w. 81. Bright editor of Hampstead Enter
prise, and Mrs. Bright, drove over from Hamp-
| stead in a sleigh on Monday, and were well
| come visitors to the ADVOCATE Office. From
ye editors appearance and conversation we
Judge that the recent currency sringency
never touched him."
Misses Anna Roop and Norma Watts, of
Baltimore, are visiting Miss Bessie Roberts,
| of Main street.
Mrs. ]. E. Shreeve, of Ellicott City, is
visiting her son, DR.. j. E. Shreeve, Jr.
Miss Myrtle Caple, of Sandyvlle, is spend
ing few days with her aunt, Mrs. James W.
Lockard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Baumgsrdner and
daughter, of Baltimore, spent Sunday with N.
Il. Baumgartner of East End.
Miss HoIlace Williams, of Gambler, spent
Sunday with the Misses Erb, of Main street.
Mrs. Oscar Hood, of West Falls. Nd, spent
from Thursday until Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Elmer Kreglo, Liberty street.
Miss Marjorie Lloyd Stirling, of Balti-
more, was photographed in Sundays Baltimore
American, as one of Baltimore's most beauti
full women.
Geo. W. DeVries and wife. of Winfield,
spent last week with S. c. Chipley and family,
Of Capital Hill. Washington, ID. e.
j. Gahl and wife. who paid their parents
visit this week have returned to their home i'll
Philadelphia.
A. B. Mohm, wife and daughter, of Phila
delphia, have returned home after Il visit to
]. Rickle and family.
]. W. Rickle, of Baltimore, spent last week
with his parents near Westminster.
Mrs. Allen Bacon, Willis street, entertained
her friends at cards Thursday afternoon.
Miss Esta Stewart, this city, has returned to
Alliance City Hospital, Ohio, to complete her
course as trained nurse.
Misses Ellen Campbell and Bessie Cole, of
Baltimore. visited Miss Addie Bale Manahan
this week.
Mrs. Emily Lockard, of Fair Ground Hill,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Lynch,
Baltimore.
Leo Spurrier spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Spurrier.
Mrs. Frank Fouke, of this city, has gone to
New York for several weeks.
At her home in Westminster on the evening
of February Miss Fannie Jones entertained
few of her friends in very pleasant social
way with music, vocal and instrumental, and
games, followed with enjoyable refreshments.
Those present were Misses Pansy Routzahn,
Maud Manahan, Eta Bankard, Agnes Cor.
such, Lucille Gernand Elsie Gernand, Lottie
Troxell, Rena Fleagle, Fannie Fringer, Mrs.
Wright, Smith, Lewis, Phelps, Taylor and
Routzahn.
Miss Louray Ham. of Hampstead, has been
the guest of Mrs. Edgar Caple.
]. Erie Oursler, of Baltimore, visited his
sister, Mrs. E. s. Caple, on Sunday last
Rev. W. L. Seabrook, of the Sentinel, was
in Annapolis on Tuesday in the interest of his
paper.
Thursdays Baltimore Sun contained two.
column picture of Senator Beasman.
Miss Ethel Coleman, of Baltimore, is visit.
ing Mrs. Fred. Rinehart, W. Main street.
Miss Rena Nsagle spent few days the past
week visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jesse Bankard,
Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Carrie E. Greene had as her guest the
past week Miss L. Blanche Stocksdale, of
Baltimore, and together they were Westmin-
ster visitors for several days.
Mr.. Harry Miller, of New York, is visiting
his father, Rev. P. 81. Miller, this city.
Miss Lottie J. Mitten, who spent several
weeks with her sisters in Baltimore, and who
was also bridesmaid at the Shettle Poehlman
wedding, was called home by the illness of
her sister, Mrs. j. Bowers.