The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19
PERSONALS

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spent Sunday i'm this city.
Miss Edith Myers and Vially Miller
were guests OF Miss Gladys Shipley,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Irwin Hunter and two children,
of Bachman's Valley, spent a. week,
recently, in Baltimore
/ Miss Pearl F. Lockard, of this city,
IL visiting her cousin, Mrs. J- Murray
Patterson, Of Reisterstown.
Y Howard Manger, of Huntersvillap
! who recently had both his ears froz-
en, IL improving slowly.
| Misses Edna and Blanche Shriver,
or Hanover, "a, are spending several
months with relatives at TaneytoWn,
N Md
! Miss Anne Shaw, Of Woodsboro.
Frederick county, H. visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Edward o. Weant, Willis
street.
! Robert and Frank Stevenson, and
son, OF Baltimore, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Stevenson, near
this city.
! "A marriage license was issued In
l Baltimore on Tuesday to Joseph 81
Hoy and Hermie Ham, OF Union
town, Nd
"a marriage license was issued in
/ Baltimore last week to Harry Ford,
of Baltimore, and Ida WI Tracey, of
Patapsco.
Dr. H. L Elderdice, president OF
! the Theological Seminary spent last
N Sunday at Pittsburgh, Pa, in the in-
! terests Of the Seminary.
Y Mrs. y. Albert Slade, Or Delight,
Baltimore county, has been spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. John
\ P. Stoner, Of Union Bridge.
\ a marriage license was issued at
Ellicott City on Saturday to Claude
IT, Mullinix, of Howard county, and
Nellie J Browning, OF Carroll county.
Miss Ada Glover has returned to
her home in New Windsor, after
spending few weeks with her
brother and family, at OWings Mills.
Mrs. Allen IT. Bacon and two daugh-
ters,, Misses Helen and Eleanor Ba-
con, retured to the Westminster Ho-
tel Oh Saturday evening after an alb
sence Of several months.
Miss Bertha Mae Lockard has re
turned to her home, sos Carrollton
avenue, Baltimore, after spending u
few weeks with her cousin, Mrs. J.
Murray Patterson, Reisterstown-
Mrs. Herbert N. Veasey, who has
been visiting her parents, Dr. and
Mrs r. H. Lewis, College Hill, left
this week to visit her husbands rel
atives il Pocomoke City, Md. Her
eldest daughter accompanied her
On January Ia, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert a. Morgan and Edw- OrendOrf
entertained Misses Goldie and Meta
Stonesifer, JAS. Smith, Jr., and Mas
ter Gerry Stonesifer, or Westminster;
Jesse Durbin and Mr. Russell, of
ReisterstoWn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray Patterson,
NJ Of ReisterstoWn, entertained the fol
lowing guests last Sunday in honor
of Miss Pearl Lockard: Mrs. Ada "a.
Mortimer, Mrs o. D. Brinsfield, Miss
Bertha mi Lockard, and Robert Smith,
Of Baltimore; and Miss Florence H..
Shipley
A sled load OF merry citizens left
here on Friday night about $50 g.
clock for the home OF Mrs. "A. O. ALI
gire's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. STAINS
bury, near Hampstead, to spend the
evening. a delicious turkey supper
was served. Those I'm the party were
Messrs and Mesdames-A. G. ALL
gire, George T.. Matthew's, Arthur WI.
Moore, Otto Dieffenbach, Ivan Hoff. J.
T.. Stem, Harry Fowble, and Miss Mar
guerite Stem. Everything went along
pleasantly until they were at Brum-
mel, where one OF the horses in the
slide fell on the pole breaking it. OF.
It was about hours before another
sled was made ready, and with the
thermometer 12 below zero the home
ward trip was not very enjoyable.