The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-06-13
PERSONALS

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Mr.. John Lynch, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his father, Mr.. NJ.
John Lynch. Liberty street.
Miss Ruth Carson, of North Caro-
lima, is visiting Mrs. Lawrence
Chilean, East Main street.
Mrs. Martha Owings, of Morgan Val
ley Farm, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Burlington. at Walbrook.
Mr.. Edward Kreldler, near Lineboro.
attended the funeral of Mrs. Jacob
Houck, at Hanover. Pa. on June 4.
Mrs. L. H. Ylngling, of waynesboro,
Pa, is spending the week with her
brother, Mr.. 5. ]. ZePp, near Spring
Mills.
Misses Alice and Harriet Miller.
Centre street, entertained a number
of their friends at cards on Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. Jack Banmgartner, Of Green
| Spring, West Virginia, spent Sunday
with Mr.. Robert K Billingslea, East
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lyon and
daughter, Of Baltimore, spent the
weeks end With the Misses ShrIyer,
Green street
Mr.. Thomas kreglo, East Main
street, who has been working at
! Boonton, New Jersey. has returned
home for an extended stay.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Yingling, of
Hanover, Pa. attended the funeral of
the formers uncle, Mrs. Jonhn Bantz.
at New Windsor. on Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah HInkle and Mrs Henry
Oberholtzer. Of White Marsh, Pa, are
spending the weekend with their for
mer pastor. Rev. W. F. Hersh.
Miss Lima Foote Reese, Willis street.
who recently sailed from New York
with Miss Mary Darlington Brown, of
J Baltimore, has arrived In Naples.
Messrs 5. Il. Crawford, ST., and s.
II. Crawford. IT., Of Hanover, Pa.
attended the funeral of MIR. John
Lantz, New Windsor. on Friday last
Misses Gertrude and Margaret
Gehr, Bond street. are visiting their
brotherin-IaW and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Hayes Wilson, In Dover, Del
Miss Hilda Kahn. of Charlestown.
\ W. Va, who spent several days visit
/ ing Miss Katherine Kramer, at the
/ Westminster Hotel. returned home
/ Monday evening.
| Miss Bessie Brown was given
surprise party laat night at the home
Of her parents. Mr. and MrB. Nelson /.
Brown, near Silver Run. About 80
/ people were present
| Mrs. {. u. BarnItz and daughters.
Mrs. B Robinson Worthington and
Miss Grace Hafnitz. of Baltimore. are
occupying their home In Westminster
for the summer.
Misses Edna II. and Myrtle s.
I Smith, of New Windsor. and Zula
Lorraine Cash. Of Middleburg, have
been the guests Of Mrs W. II. Owings.
Liberty street. during the past week.
/ Rev. J. = Nallon attended the re
ception and jubilee services given In
honor of the 10Th anniversary OF the
ordination Of the ReY. T. =. Chapon.
at st. MarY.H Seminary. Baltimore.
on Tuesday and Wednesday
Rev. and Mr. L F. Warner and two
sons, of Salisbury. Md. have been
guests Of Mr.. Il. r GorHuch and Misc
Nora Gorsueh. East Main street. dur
/ ing the week and attended the COM
menoement exercises at the college.
Mrs. julia \ Thomson. Of Wash
ington, D. =. = spending the summer
with her sister. Mrs. George W. Al
baugh. Ter daughter, Miss Fannie
Thomson. spent several days here
but left on Monday To spend several
months In Ohio.
Mr. Frank Nilman. of Salem. Ore.
step-brother Of Mrs. Lester v.
Armaeost. and graduate OF Western
Maryland College. Is staying with Mr..
and Mra. II. /. Armacost, this city.
during commencement week.
Mrs. Frank Eppley. Chicago. Ill.
Mrs Claude BIllmyer and son, james.
Miss Martha Burlington, Union Bridge:
Misses Dortha Hartman and Helen
E,tzler. Of New Windsor, we're guests
OF Mr., and Mr.. Harry d. Fowble.
West Main street
Mr. and Mr.. George NJ owings on
Sunday entertained the following
guests at their home near Warfields-
burg: Mr.. aud Mrs. Guy Burlington.
and Mr. Pierce Burlington, OF Baltl-
more. Mr.. and MrH. ]. Pierce Wilhide.
Miss Blanche corhln. Mr.. lnous Cor
bin. Mr.. Earl 0RInga and others
Mr.. and Mr.. Carroll Albaugh. East
Main street. entertained the following
guests during commencement: Mrs.
Patterson. Of Oxford. Pa. Miss Leila
Relsler. Of Baltimore. and her par
ents, Prof. and Mrs. Edward Reisler.
OF Baltimore. Miss Ruth CHILEAN. Of
Emmitsburg. spent yesterday with
Mrs Albaugh.
Mrs NJ. ]. Woodward and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ray Fogle, entertained nj
beautifully appointed luncheon last
Friday, at ! o'clock at Meadow
Branch. Thirty five ladies' were
present who were seated at seven
small tables. After luncheon the
guests played cards.
Rev. W. l. seabrook, State Master
of Forms Of the Patriotic Order Sons
of America. attended a banquet and
Flag" celebration of Washington
Camp No. II. Frederick. on Wednesday
night, and made an address There
was large attendance of members Of
Camps II and u. and a number of In
vited guests. not Of the order was
present.
Mr.. X. \. Koontz, OF Union Mills.
Chief Judge Of the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, accompanied by his
granddaughter. Miss Grace t. Koontz,
spent a few days In Baltimore this