The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-11-17
PERSONALS

Mrs. ID. T.. Greenfield is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
George +. Leister, OF Baltimore,
spent yesterday in this city.
Olen Angelo, this city, is spending
two weeks with friends in West Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. Wantz, is spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Charity
Mumford.
Joseph Zentgraft, Of Baltimore,
spent yesterday with his mother, in
this city.
Mrs. Frank Z Miller, Willis street,
il spending the week with friends In
Washington, D. G.
a. Mira Shilling, OF SandyYille, en-
tertained Miss Carrie Fringer, of
Arcadia, the past week.
Miss Sadie Henderson, OF Balti-
more, was guest OF Mrs. Edward p.
Brundige, West Main street, from
Saturday until Wednesday
DR.. and Mrs. H. M. Fitzhugh are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of son last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Mathias,a and
son Joseph, East Main street, spent
Sunday in York and Hanover, Pa.
B. F. Darr, Of Washington, D. c.,
visited his family, on Washington
avenue, for several days last week.
John Lynch, Jr., after spending
some time with his father, MI. John
Lynch, returned to Baltimore yester-
day.
Frank Keagy and Ernest Haines,
of Waynesboro, Pa, spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in West
minister
Mr.. and Mrs William @. Hart, of
4 Baltimore will be weekend guests Of
' Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Stewart,
Green street.
Charles Oursler, of Chambersburg,
/ Pa, was guest Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tobias Oursler, of Cranber-
ry, this week.
Rev. Father Austin O'Toole, Of
' Providence, r. H., was the guest of
Rev Father J. @. Mallon, several
days this week.
| a marriage license was issued in
Baltimore yesterday to Samuel M.
Ridgley, Sykesville, and Dorothea K.
| Collins, Albertin, Md.
Mrs. Nicholas Mummaugh enter
tanned on Sunday Mrs. r. H Caple,
F7inksburg; Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Vest
away, and Frank Roop.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Gehr, Jr.,
OF Hagerstown, spent Sunday with
the formers father, George r. Gehr,
Sr., and family, Bond street.
Guy w. Steele, was III EiIicott City
1Y1r al in
a case in the Howard county Circuit
Court, which was being tried.
\ William o. Powell, of Thurmont,
and Miss Myrtle T. Kintz. Of Liberty,
were married il Woodsboro BY Rev.
r. s. Poffenberger las. week
i VIM. N. Keefer, wife and two sons,
of East Main street, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Keefer's brother, Charles
a. Martin, and family, Hanover, Pa.
The wedding Of Mrs. Emma X.
Shriver, OF Hanover Pa, and John ;.
Bower, of Taneytown, is announced
to take place on Tuesday, December
III.
Miss Mary Frances Martell, Of
Woodsboro, and Charles z. Eyler, OF
Liberty, we're married in Liberty by
Father Samuel J. Kavanaugh, last
! week.
John r.. Reifsnider, Jr., has gone
South for a two weeks cunning trip.
He left last Sunday evening, and will
spend the time in Virginia and the
Carolinas.
Mrs. Richard B. Creecy, who had
been a guest Of her mother, Mrs. John
IL. Reifsnider, ST., Terrace Hill, re-
7 - haY. IN Hnrrr1a n town
Pa, on Wednesday.
i Mrs. Charles tt. Hoffman and
daughter, Miss Mary, Of Logs, Nd,
spent few days with the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs John Eyler and
| family, Of Tannery.
Mrs Elizabeth Wilderson, OF
F7inksburg, was recent guest Of
| her sister, Mrs. Josephine Bush, Car
roll street, and other relatives and
\ friends in this city.
I John Flater, who pitched for the
Los Angeles baseball team the past
summer has returned to his home on
/ Centre street, and will 60 back to
F! California in February.
DIR. James HI Frazer and wife, OF
Baltimore, spent Tuesday in this
city with Mrs. Frazer's brother, DIR.
Chas. Billingslea, who celebrated his
birthday on that day.
Rev. Dr. FL. w. Elderdice, went to
Baltimore on Tuesday, to assist in
the funeral services !; t Mrs. Frank Ii.
Lewis, which took place at the Mount
Royal Avenue Methodist Protestant
church.
PatroIman James B. Shilling, OF
Park-Heights avenue, and William +.
Caple, of Fulton avenue, Baltimore;
made their annual hunting visit to
MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Mummaugh,
the past week.
Dr. Henry NJ. Fitzhugh went to
Sandy Springs, Montgomery county,
last Saturday to attend the wedding
OF Miss Helen $. Wetherald and VIM.
w. Mooore, Jr., which took place at
Z o'clock that evening.
Miss Marie Senseney, OF Union
Bridge, and Rev. ana Mrs. "A. I'LL. Nc
Kinley, of Hampstead, ATTENDED the
Sheppard-Stauffer wedding at Walk
ersville, on Thursday OF last week.
Rev Mckinley, of Hampstead, per-
formed the ceremony.
Jules J. Eek, second son or Mr.and
Mrs. James IL. Eek, or Hanover, Pa,
and Miss Mary Mccall, daughter Of
Mrs. Mary Mccall, OF Bittlestown,P Pa,
will be married at s a. m. Wednes-
day, November %, in st. Aloysius'
Church. LittIeStOWn.