The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-26
PERSONALS

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| is visiting relatives in Ohio.
Mr.. Herbert v Quail, of Hampstead,
was in Hanover, r., o. Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph :. Stoner, Liberty
street. spent Monday in Baltimore.
| Mrs. Lizzie Wertz, Of Lineboro.
Nd, spent last Thursday in Hanover,
Pa
Mr.. George Fl. Folk, of Alesia, Nd,
spent Tuesday in Hanover, a., with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Shipley returned
from their wedding trip last Sunday
evening \.
Miss Dorsey Pallin, OF New York.
is guest Of Miss Eleanor Thomas,
Court Place.
Mr. Frank x. Cassell, West Main
street, spent Sunday with Walkers
vile friends
Elias Spangler, Of Hanover, T.,
was in Hampstead, Md, On business
last Thursday.
a leap year dance will be- given in
Boyle's Hall tonight A number Of
the young people will attend.
Mrs. Lewis K. Woodward and child
rem, are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs WV. C- Neidig, Frederick, Md.
Rev. DR.. H. r. Feeman, Bond street,
preached at Calvary iIet'rndist Prot
estant Church, Easton, last Sunday.
The Ladies' Literary Club met on
Tuesday afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs. IT. T.. Elderdice, College Hill.
Mrs Harry wi KINNEY, East Main
street, entertained number OF her
friends at cards on Wednesday after
noon.
q marriage license was issued in
Ellicott City last Saturday to Roy R.
Dern and Anne E. Lowman, of this
county.
MIR. and Mrs. William j. Thomas
will leave on Monday for Los Angeles.
Cal, to visit their daughter, Mrs. AIRY
II. Lamme. ~
Mrs. J. ID. Keller, OF Hanover, Pa,
visited her sister, Mrs. ]. Re1rsnider,
of TaneytoWn, who is seriously i'll,
last week. .
Mr.. Ralph Roby, OF Laurel, Nd,
spent several days Of last week with
Miss Millie =. Spencer, OF near Gam
Der, this county.
The stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Sachs, Baltimore,
formerly of this city, and presented
them with little girl.
Mrs. George B. Jackson, Green
street, has issued a number Of invi-
tations for a card party which will
take place this afternoon.
DR.. S. Simpson, who has been at
Johns Hopkins Hospital for nearly
three weeks, Il improving and will
return home next Tuesday.
Miss Mary G.. Gehr, Bond street,
gave tea On Tuesday afternoon
from three to five o'clock, III honor
Of her guest, Miss Mabel Jackson,
Dover, Del.
Rev. Harry G.. Spencer, of BurtonS-
vile, Md, spent several days OF last
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Spencer, Of near Gambler,
this county.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore r. Englarr
Park avenue, will leave on February
IA for a two months vacation for
Jacksonville, IL. Augustine, Palm
Beach and Miami. a-
Mr.. J. Edward Beck, Waynesboro,
Pa, formerly OF IinwoOd, Carroll
county, rendered dinner to the CHI
rectors OF the Lands Machine Com
pany of Waynesboro.
MIR. T.. IT. Knapp, Green street, left
last night for Fort Wayne, Ind While
away he will attend the Gamers con-
vention at Rochester, N. Y. He will
return home by the middle OF Febrn-
ar.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Billingslea,
East Main street, accompanied BY
their daughter, Miss Sue Billingslea,
went to Columbus, Ohio, OF Tuesday
to visit their son, DR.. G. Clarence Bill
ingslea, surgeon United States Army,
and his family.
MIR. and Mrs. George H Wentz, OF
Owings Mills, entertained the follow
ing guests last Sunday: Miss Eleanor
Myers, Of Baltimore; Miss Laura Fox
and Mr. Twintin Fox, or McDonOugh;
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. I'll. Lawson, Miss
Rosa Lawson and Miss Hilda Whit
comb, Of Garrison. All had 30 en-
joyable time.
Announcement has been made OF
the engagemnt of Miss Heloise Kel-
Ter, daughter Of MT and Mrs. Charles
Keller, Of Buckeystown, to Mr. n. F.
Sheridan, Of Baltimore. Miss Kel-
ler is a graduate OF the Western
Maryland College. MT. Sheridan is q
son of Rev III M. Sheridan, OF Balti-
more, president Of the Methodist
Episcopal Conference. The wedding
will take place at an early date.
a sled load of young people left
here on Thursday evening, January
IS, for the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Grier
Robertson, near Spring Mills, where
an enjoyable evening was spent Those
in the party were: Messrs. and Mes
dames-Gloyd Diffendal, David Gel
man, Paul Price; Misses -Flossie
Handley, Lucy Wantz, Mary Reaver,
Jane Reaver, Anna Lee, Agnes Case,
Olga Robertson, Elizabeth Geiman;
Messrs-Edwin Gehr, Harry Handley,
Harry Geiman, Howard Rinehart and
Levine Zepp.