The Democratic advocate., 1909-04-23

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friends visiting them, and desire publication Of
same wiz please send the names tC this oficeI
Mrs. Joseph r. Matthias is visiting
her parents u Hanover.
Mrs. EIting Shriyer, OF Baltimore.
Is visiting relatives in Westminster.
John +. shaefer, of Woodbine, spent
several days In Baltimore last week.
Mrs. Howell Carroll, OF Baltimore, is
visiting hss sister, Mrs. Guy w. Steele.
Benjamin Sechrist has been laid
up for the past few weeks with sick
ness.
Miss Caroline Wright Kennedy, OF
Baltimore, is the guest of Mrs. Judge
James A. G, Bond.
Harry Huber, OF the United States
Navy. is visiting his father, A. II.
Huber, East Main street
Mrs Horace Dorsey Newson, OF New
York, Is visiting her mother-in-Iaw,
Mrs. Margaret Newson, Green street.
Mrs. Oscar NJ. spurrier, Of Balti-
more, Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Wesley A. Steele, Pennsylvania
avenue.
Miss Jessie e. Shaefer. near Klee's
Mil, Is spending several weeks with
her aunt, Mrs. Mary r. Hymiller, In
Howard county.
VIM. b, Nail. OF Taneytown, and
Alice Pauline Hoke. OF Emmitsburg.
were married Thursday, April Is, at
the home OF the bride
II. Peyton Gorsuch. OF the firm of
Sharrer g. Gorsuch, this city, was
taken to the hospital In Baltimore
yesterday for treatment
Mrs. Elizabeth Irwin Jefferis, who
is conducting a millinery store In
Cambridge, Md. was the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. John II. Cunningham.
Miss Charlotte JeTeris. OF PIttsburg.
spent several days this week with Mrs
John II. Cunningham, and took Sam
uei Jefferis back home with her for
the summer.
u was Miss Agnes Pentz who sang
the solos az the Easter service In ST.
Johns Catholic Church. and not Miss
Edythe Pentz. as published In last
weeks Advocate.
Mr. and Mrs. George Byers, OF Union
Bridge, and Earl Roller. Of Baltimore,
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs James NJ
Stoner. Pennsylvania avenue. on Sat
arday and Sunday.
Rev. s. NJ Clayton, Of Parksley, Va,
'viaited his father-in-law. s. r Weaver,
Mr. Clayton was returned 10 his
church at Parksley by the NJ. p. Con-
ference last week.
Mrs Elizabeth ] Stoner and Mrs
y o DiHendal and two children. Bond
street. are spending a few days this
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y.
Stoner, near Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Keagy and
son Preston and Mrs. Mary Robin
son. all OF Llttlestown, Pa. visited Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Stoner, West Main
street, Saturday and Sunday.
II. G. Dern. of the Altoona CPa.)
Tribune, was IN town few days this
week. Mr.. Dern's father learned his
trade In the Advocate office, and his
brother learned TO chase the festive
type In the Office OF our neighbor, the
Sentinel.
Mrs. Katherine Rupert OF this city,
Ia spending fortnight with her daugk-
ter. Mrs. John Wist, of Baltimore. She
spent a very enjoyable afternoon on
Sunday last automobile riding with
her grandson John w. Dougherty,
through the suburbs Of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Shilling, OF
Sandyyille, entertained on Sunday
last Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Bortner,
Mr.. and Mrs p. o. Bortner and son
Robert, OF Arcadia. Baltimore county;
Miss Georgia Mcdonald. OF Baltimore,
w. r. Westaway and wife, James e.
Shilling. A good day at the old home
stead.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Brown,
after making Westminster their home
for three years, moved to Baltimore
Monday. Both leave many friends to
regret their departure Mr. Brown
was on the road most OF the tnme,
spending his Sundays only in this city,
and Mrs. Browns absence will there
fore be the greater loss to those who
had the pleasure of her intimate ac-
quaintanee and we're made happier
by her CHEEKY disposition and her
friendly and unassuming manner. May
their cup OF happiness ever bubble
over like clear water from a cool
spring, and ye scribe be sometimes
near to catch the overflow