The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-06-07

Mr.. Charles T. Fink, returned home
on Wednesday evening from his trip
to Yakima, Washington.
Mrs. Amos Wilson, of Franklin
Grove, Ill, is visiting friends and rel
atives i'm Carroll and Baltimore cOun-
ties.
a marriage license was issued in
Baltimore yesterday to Clayton Shue
and Louise Ouester, both Of this
county.
MI. and Mrs. Ezra NJ Bish, West
Main street, left on Tuesday morning
for a visit to their son, Roger Bish,
OF Rocky Ford, Col.
Miss Hazel Sunday, of Franklin
Grove, ILL.,, is visiting Miss Murel Har-
ris at the home OF Mr.. Charles IL.
Himler, West Main street.
MIR. and Mrs. w. p. Blizzard, OF
SandyvilEe, visited Mrs. Billiards.
parents, MIR. and Mrs j. ID. Shipley,
of Oak Dale Farm, last week.
Miss Hazel Burris, of Jackson,
Mich, and Miss Martina Anduh1, OF
Chicago, Ill, are guests of Misses
Stella, Bette and Grace Knapp, Green
street.
Miss Grace Steele, Pennsylvania ave
nue., who took a course in domestic
science during the past winter i'm
New York City, returned to her home
Friday evening.
Mrs. J. 3. Shipley, OF Oak Dale
Farm, Mrs. H. M Griffee, of Griffee-
wood and Miss Myrle Wantz, Of Bal
timore, visited Mrs. j. O. Wales, of
Plum Tree Farm, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Miller, East
Main street, will leave on Sunday for
two months trip through the New
England States and Canada. They
will spend some time i'm New York
City.
Among the visitors at Jerry Shat
fer's On Sunday were: Mr.. George
Hosfeld, Mr.. John Gettier, Mrs Henry
Gunther, and daughter, Elizabeth, Mr..
Harry Shaffer, Miss Emma Shaffer,
Mr.. George a. Shaffer and John Shat
| fer.
Judge r. N. Koontz, of the Orphans
| Court, went to Baltimore today to visit
his son, Mr.. D. Edward Koontz. He
will also visit his daughter, Mrs.
Sarah Lille Myers,near Baltimore and
will return to Westminster, Monday
morning.
Mrs. jeremiah Shaffer, who spent
some time il Philadelphia and New
Jersey, with her nieces, Mrs John
Martin and Mrs. Howard Lister, re-
turned on Saturday evening, accom-.
L., - a.
and George Shaffer.
Miss Irene Rose, Mrs. John j. Rose
Misses Eugenia and Mary Austir
Fouke, and Mr. Robert X. Billingslea
lmotored to Emmitsburg on Sunday &c
visit Miss Marian Graves, niece o
MIR. y. y. Rose, who will graduate
from It. Joseph's Convent this month
MIR. William F.. Moore, of Baltimore
visited his father, former Justice VIM
Moore, on Wednesday last. NIT
Moore sails on Saturday next, from
New York, on the steamer -Haverfort
for Europe, which will be his third triI
on business in the interest Of the Com
mercial law firm Inc, of Sharp, ALE
man Co., of Philadelphia, of which ht
Is second vice-president.
MIR. and Mrs. r.. ". Lewis, Misses
Ethel and Grace Steele, and MT. Chas
Hawkins, who made an auto trip tt
New York, returned home on Friday
arriving in this city about p. 20
The Advocate received postal IRON
MIR. Lewis while there stating tha
the trip was entirely successful, anC
that he was having big time I'm {
big town. Mr.. Lewis said he had ont
puncture, the only trouble on tht
round trip.
Summer guests are daily arriving
at the Winchester Place, and by July
the Misses Wroth will have more
than two-thirds of the rooms occu
pied. Those who have already ar
rived are: Mrs. G. 2. Walker ant
daughter, Miss Emily Walker; Mrs
Lisle Turnbull, Baltimore; Mrs. wv
Fl. Mills, Miss Constance NOVEL;, Miss
X. I'll. Lowndes, Miss Hazel Eowndes
Mrs. Hamilton; Mrs. Coulson ant
daughter, Miss Mary Coulson, o1
Washington, I'D. o.; DIR. N. II. Dashiel
and family, of Baltimore; Miss Susar
Leakin, Mrs. Paul M. Burnett, Miss
Eleanor Burnett; Rev. MIR. w. I'll
Houge, of the Church Of the Ascen.
sion, Baltimore. Miss Maria Oren.
dorff and nephews are expected tc
arrive on June 18th.
DR.. and Mrs. o. E. Tiffany, Of West
ern Maryland College, will chaperone
a party of eleven abroad. Mr.. Franz
w. Mather, Liberty street, and Miss
Robinson, preceptress of the college
will be two members OF the party
They will sail from Baltimore next
Wednesday, on The Rhein, North Ger
man Lloyd liner, for Bremen, and will
visit Germany, Switzerland, Italy
and Scotland. They will BE- away
nearly three months.
Among those who attended the
Brethren Church annual meeting al
York, Pa, from here were: William
Geiman and daughters, Eugenia and
Rose, Miss Ida Trostle, Miss Annie
Roop, David J. Roop, Mr.. and Mrs.
John ID. Roop, MIR. and Mrs. David
Petry, Elder VIM. 2. Roop and three
children, Mrs. z. o. Diffendal, Miss
Lucinda Geiman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Morningstar, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Morningstar, Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Price
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Price,Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Price, MIR. and Mrs VIM a.,
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Bixler
MIR. and Mrs. Ezra Brown, David
Geiman, Ernest Geiman, Daniel Eng
lar, wife and family, Lewis Green,
wife and SON, William IT, Roop, wife
and family, Joel Roop and family, MIR.
and Mrs. Jacob Fitz, Miss Jeanie Roy
er, Mr.. and Mrs Uriah Babylon, Miss
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