The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-12-19
sUFFRAGIsTs ENTERTAIN SENA-
TOR SNADER AND LEGISLA-
TIVE DELEGATES.
Large banquet at Westminster Hotel
Mrs. d. r Hooker and Mrs. Z. p.
Fenby Argue for Suffrage.

Fenby Argue for Suffrage.
The Just Government League of
Carroll county spent very enjoyable
social evening at the Hotel Westmin-
ster on Friday evening, December II,
and entertained at supper q number
Of invited guests In honor of State
Senator J. Smith Snader, and the
newly elected Delegates to the Leg
lslature. Mesars. Baker, George, DAY
ers and Wooden, and Mrs. Donald r..
Hooker. State President OF the j. G..
l.. Of Baltimore.
Covers we're laid for seventy and
nearly every place at the table was
occupied. only a few OF the ia ,Ited
guests being absent Letters OF re-
gret we're received from Gov. Colds
borough. DR.. Howard Kelley, DR.. e..
.. Janey and Delegate j. Is. George.
all Of whom had previous engage
ments Tor the evening Beside- the
guests Of honor, other invited guests
present we're Rev. T. H. Lewis, u. D..
president of Western Maryland Col
lege; Mrs Lewis, Mrs. j. Smith Snad-
er. Mrs. Ivan sayers, DR.. Il. o. TIN
any. ReY. and Mrs. ID. l.. Greenfield
and hrs. Vim. IL. Hetrick. The
guests we're received in the recep-
ton hall on the second noor, the re-
eelfinE party welcoming them as they
we're introduced by the secretary.
Miss Nhitmore. Mrs. Luther Baer and
Mrs. Nm. II. Vanderford. In the re-
eeifing line we're Miss Mary B. She'll
man. president of the League, Mrs.
Donald L. Hooker, State president.
Mrs. Frank +. Ramey, president third
District Of Baltimore organization
Mrs. Townsend Scott, president of
Baltimore County League. Mrs Chas.
BiIllngHlea and Mrs. s.. X. Herr. vice
! presidents. Mrs. Carroll Albangh.
treasurer. Mrs. ID. l.. Farrar, chairman
of Petition Committee, OF Carroll
County League. Mrs. o. ID. Gilbert,
chairman of Entertainment Commit
+ lee. and Mrs. F. 7. Fenby, president
Of Carroll County Union W. c. r. &.
While the guests were assembling
Mr. Il II. KINNEY and Mr. Thomas
Anderg gave delightful piano and
violin concert which was heartily en-
1otsd aud appreciated The supper
Kaa served IN the large dining room
which Nas beautifully decorated with
+ the League eolora. Festoons and pen
nantg Of green. white and violet were
suspended from the shaded chandelier
] u tie corners OF the room The
handsome League banner occupied q
conspicuous position on the wall aud
+ lanEa punches of violet and white
ehryaanthemuma with green foliage
aud candles In crystal CandlegtickB
decorated tie table. which wa set
II ne form Of hollow square The
color scheme was carried out In every
particular from the clover leaf dec
aTaIad menu cards to the delicious
Les served at the close OF the feast
+ Tie decorating committee Waa MrH.
Luther Baer. Mrs. o, d. Gilbert Mira.
FraaE Shaw. Miss NhitmOre and Mrs.
Frank Power.
IIH menu. wieh waB most delight
fnIly prepared and beautifully ser
I'd. sustained the reputation Of The
] Westminster and consisted OF lfape
fruit Nth marasehino cherries. chick
IN. ham. fried oysters. potatoes. peas.
..laN. Olives celery. ice cream. cake
aud coffee. \ vote OF thanks is due
! hrs. Ramer for her interest In the ar
rangementg and the fine supper
which Raa 50 heartily enjoyed The
singing Of America by the entire com
nanY standing when they first sur
rounded the tables. followed by the
asking Of the blessing by DR. Fee
man Of Westminster Theological
Seminary. gas an inspiring feature.
| The president of the League, Miss
Mary d shellman, acted as toast
mistress and introduced the speak
erH. Responses were made by Sen
aIof snader. Delegates Wooden and
saSerH. ReY. I. II. Lewis. d. D.. Dr. L.
/ d. Tiffany. DR.. Charles Bilingslea, Mr..
Join Il. Cunningham and Mrs r. Z.
fenby. Mrs. Donald Il, Hooker was
! he speaker of the evening and
charmed every one by her gracious
manner and her clear forcible argu-
ment for suffrage. and shared honore
With Mrs. /. 2 Fenby, who was at
Har very bezt-Mrs. s. X. Herr, In her
usual nappy manner made the ad-
dress Of welcome and made every one
feel welcome In the truest sense of
] the word.
This l. tho first social OF the
] League, which started nearly a year
ago. With only nine members, and
nov numbers eighty-nine. IL was in
every way success. The committee
Of arrangements was: The President,
secretary and treasurer, and Mrs o.
; D. Gilbert. Mrs. Luther Baer, Mrs. d.
L. Farrar and Mira. William II. Van
derford. With Mr.. c. G. Gorsueh, an
honorafY member, as valuable as
distant.
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