The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-02-06
PERSONALS.

Mrs. A. Norman WdrQ, OF western
Maryland College, is visiting friends
in Denton, Nd.
Miss Helen Hooper, of Easton, is
visiting Miss Alice T.. Miller, Centre
street.
Mr.. Amos Duttera, Of Taneytown
was in Hanover, Pa, on business
Saturday
Mr.. Luther Bankard, Bond street
spent from Thursday until Sunday In
New York city.
Miss Rose Mccall, of Union Bridge
spent the weeks end with the Misses
Shriver, Creep street.
Miss Lucille Gernand, East Green
street, was q guest Of her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Lippy, of York, Pa.
Miss Katherine Preston, OF Lees
burg, Va, is visiting her cousin, Mrs
Henry WI. Fftzhugh, East Main sIreet
Mrs. Lynn r. Meekins, of Baltimore
spent Tuesday with Miss Kittie 8. Noel
and attended the funeral OF Mrs. New
son.
Mr.. William Saltzgiver, night tele-
graph operator, made a visit to his
parents, at Porter's Station, on Mon
day.
Miss Margaret Green spent the
weekend with Miss Hilda Wampler,
of Sunny Side Cottage, near Finks-
burg.
Miss Bette Reifsnider and Mr.
Smith Reifsnider are spending the
late winter at The BrexIon, in Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Dugan, OF
Baltimore, spent the weeks end with
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph N Shriver, Will
lis street.
Mrs. John IT. Cunningham and
daughter, Miss Mary Cunningham, are
visiting Mrs. Edward Dickey, at Ro-
land Park.
A marriage license was issued on
Wednesday in Baltimore to George a.
Gallon, Marriottsville, and Bessie j.
Shipley, Sykesville.
Mrs. Sidney Skinner, Of Washington,
D. c., is visiting her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan IT
Bacon, Willis street.
Messrs. Joseph Stewart and Daniel
S. Roberts, of Pittsburgh, Pa, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Stewart Green street.
Mrs. @. A. Fox and children Ruth
Helen and Ralph, of Taneytown, spent
several days with E. A. Fox and fam
lily, at Hanover, Pa, last week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hazlett, of Philadelphia
attended the funeral of her uncle, Mr
A. Kurtz Myers, and is spending few
days with the family at Frizellburg-
MI. Charles B. Stoner, Of Hanover
Pa, spent Tuesday in this city with
his daughter, Mrt e. o. Diffendal
Bond street, and son, Mr.. Joseph s.
Stoner, Liberty street.
Miss Dorothy Elderdice gave de-
lightful reading yesterday evening at
the residence Of Mrs. o. ID. Gilbert un-
der the auspices Of the Just Govern
ment League About 40 people were
present.
BY an oversight last week in the &C
count Of the Reformed entertainment
which was held January 2S, we omit
ted the name Of Mr.. Harry ID. Fowble
as a member of the entertainment
committee.
D.
Bond street, spent several days in
Baltimore this week, where Mr.
Engleman attended the Gamers Con-
vention exhibiting Knapp's labelling
machines.
Mrs. Charles r. Miller, who was
formerly Miss Sadie Kneller, of this
city, is now in El Paso, Texas, on her
way to Lower California, and has been
visiting the detention camp for the
Mexican refugees in that city. She
has written graphic accounts Of their
pitable condition to her friends.
Among the visitors to the seventh
annual convention of the National
Gamers Association and Allied In
dustries held in Baltimore this, week
are: DR.. Charles Billingslea, Messrs.
Fred FL Knapp, Joseph N. Shriver,
Robert K. Billingslea and Chester
Bale.