The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-12
PERSONALS

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Mrs. B. T. Grouse left this week for
Lynchburg, Va, where she will spend
several months
John T.. Reifsnider was on busI-
ness trip in the south from Sunday
until Thursday Of this week.
Miss Feb Lisle, OF Glen Falls, spent
several days this week with her sis
ter, Mrs. J. L. Reifsnider, Jr.
Miss Mary G. Gehr, Bond street en-
tertained at cards on Monday evening
iR honor OF Miss Agnes Sayler.
| Miss Blanche Sheeler, Pennsylvania
avenue, spent the past week visiting
in Harrisburg and Shippensburg, Pa.
Miss Marie Atlee Franklin, OF Rich
nond, va, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joseph L Franklin, West Main street.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts, Willis
street, ia spending the week with her
aunt, Mrs. Charles B. Roberts, Balti-
more. .
Miss Agnes Sayler, OF Huntington.
Ind, is spending several weeks with
Mrs. S. Luther Bare, West Main
street.
Miss Mabel Jackson, or Dover, Del,
will arrive here tomorrow and will be
the guest Of Miss Mary G. Gehr, Bond
street.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM @. Neidig, OF
Frederick, who have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Lewis *. Wood
ward, returned home yesterday.
Miss Eleanor c. M. Thomas, Court
Place, entertained ait cards yesterday
evening in honor Of her guest, Miss
Gertrude Miller, Of Westfeld, ". J.
Rev. Father Huntington,of the Order
Of the Holy Cross of West Park, New
York, has been very iii with typhoid
fever. He IL slowly improving at this
time.
;; Judge and Mrs. Edwin W. Shriver,
West Main street entertained num-
Der of their friends ait 800 last
night 80 enjoyable evening was
spent.
Misses Caroline and Sue Billingslea
have invited a number of young people
To q tea at their residence, East Main
street, tomorrow afternoon from 2
o'clock to five.
On the evening Of December 28th,
1911 at the Lutheran parsonage, by
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\ G R- Strevig and Miss Ada C Miller,
both OF near Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Brown, of Un-
ion Mills, entertained friends last
Sunday at 80 oyster dinner in honor
off Mrs. Browns cousins, William Dut-
terer and sister, Of Berryville, va.
w. L. w. Seabrook has not been
well since his return from Atlanta,
Ca, early in November He has been
suffering from indigestion and has
been closely confined to the house.
Mrs. Fernand Bonnotte, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph
time with her brother, DIR. a. Leo
Franklin, and family, Of Cumberland,
Md.
Miss Gertrude Lee, Of Needwood
Frederick county, who has been
spending several weeks with Miss
Angela Shriver, ,Avalon,is now guest
of Mrs. Charles E. Stewart, Green
street.
Mrs. j. ~. Reifsnider Sr-, Terrace
Hill has been i'll at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Richard B. Creecy,
Germantown, Pa, but her condition
has improved and she expects to re-
turn home OF Monday
Miss Eleanor Carroll Mackubin
Thomas was guest Of Major and
Mrs. w. Barden on last Friday night
for the hop at the Washington Bar
racks. Miss Thomas also attended
the third Monday german at Lehman's
Hall, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hanson gave
a dinner at their home, near EastvieW,
On December 26. Those present were
MesSrs. and Mesdames-William Han
son and family, Frank Blizzard and
family, Archer Blizzard and family;
Charles Hanson, Jr., and George
Caple.
MI. and Mrs. William Hanson OF
near Eastview, entertained at their
home on Christmas day the following:
Messrs and Mesdames-CharleS Han
son, George Caple and family, Frank
Blizzard and family Archer Blizzard,
and family; Charles Hanson, Jr, hil-
lian Miller, Carroll and Harry Han
son.
A birthday dinner was given at the
residence OF MIR. and Mrs. Fred ~.
Miller, on Wednesday to celebrate the
birthday of Mr.. Miller, Miss Louise
Miller and Mrs W. @. Neidig, Of Fred
erick. Others present were: MT and
Mrs. Theo. y. Englar, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank 2. Miller, Miss Eddie Routzahn.
Mrs M. J. Woodward, Dr.. and Mrs.
II. X Woodward, Misses Alice and Har-
riet Miller, and VIM o.. Neidig, ESQ
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