The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-09-11
PERSONALS

Miss Jeanette Jerome spent a few
days the past week in Baltimore.
Miss Irene Lippy spent Sunday and
Monday with friends in Baltimore.
Miss Hazel Zepp spent the weeks
end with her sister, Mrs Bertrand
Caples.
Miss Mary r. Null, of near this
city, Il spending Centennial Week in
Baltimore.
Messrs. William U. Lease and G. A.
Richie, this city, spent Sunday in
Frederick.
Mrs. Rose Ideson, of New York, is
Visiting her niece, Mrs p. M Farrar
East Green street
Mrs. Edward Groupe, Of Washing
ton, ID. III, Il q guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Ford, at The Heights.
Mrs. Charles E. Yingling and son
Master Robert, Bond street, are
spending this week in Baltimore.
NH. Gar Link, of Baltimore, spent
Saturday in this city al guest "a Mr
and Mrs. o. ID. Gilbert, East Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dull and child
rem. of Patapsco, spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Kastner, o.
Colgate, Md.
Mr. Joseph ID. Brooks, Jr., OF Balti
more, spent Monday with hi parents
Y MI. and Mrs. Joseph y. Brooks, Sr.
Willis street.
Mr.. Hezekiah Hahn, Humps Station
was in this city on Monday. Mr.. HahI
is Sc years of age, but is as active as
a man at 80.
I. Mrs. John Schorr and daughters
Misses Neva and Charlotte, of Balti
more, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. I'll
Butler, West Main street.
| Mrs. George w. Zepp spent Tues
/ day of last week with Mr.. and Mrs
/ Bertrand Caples. Miss Marianglei
Caples returned home with he.
Mn. William r. GUIDE, president q
the Chamber or Commerce Of Wash
ington, visited the greenhouse Of MT
Jesse p. King, Ridgeville, this week.
Mr.. ]. Francis Diffendal, Libert,
street, left this week for Boston, Mass
where he will make preparations TO
his fall business trip through tn
N South
Mrs. Matte Harrison Hull and littl
daughter, Baudia, Of Baltimore, ar
visiting Mr. Howard Hull and sister
of Avondale, and Mrs. J. d. Barnes, o
this city.
Mr.. Charles Roberts Seabrook an
Mr.. Harry Lewis, Of Pittsburgh, Pa
are guests OF the formers parents
Rev and Mrs. WI. ILL SeabrOok, EaS
Main street.
Mr.. John Poisel, East Main stree
attended the dedication OF the neN
Baltimore Club house Of the Suprem
Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Baltimore on Monday
Those who spent the past Sunda
with Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Dull, nea
this city, were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henr
Dull and children, and Mr.. and Mr'
John Zentgraf and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Caple an
little granddaughter, Evelyn Caple, 9
Baltimore, spent last Sunday with III
mother, Mrs. Rebecca H. Caple, az tn
old homestead, near Finksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward u Kaufma
and son have returned to their Baltl
after spending the summer on thei
farm, "Elkheim," near Westminster.
Mr.. Ray Spencer, who was an out
fielder on the Dayton (Ohio) Bas
Ball Club, returned home this wee
after a successful season. His VIII
and child accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lennon, @
Baltimore, spent Sunday with Mr. an
Mrs. George Marker, West Main stree
Mr.. and Mrs. Lennon also visited hi
father, Mr.. Jesse Lennon, near Silve
Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Everhart an
daughter, Miss Maine, OF Fair Groun
Hill, have returned home after spend
ing some time. with their aunt, Mrs
Jennie Arnold, and family, near Taney
town.
II On August % the following per
sons spent the day az Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson zepp, Mr.. viii
bur Shreeve, Miss Hazel Zepp, Mis-
Helen Childs, Mr.. Rowland Taylo-, o
Sandyville.
Mrs. Laura Fowble and daughter
Miss Effie Fowble, of Baltimore, re
turned to their home this week afte
visiting her son, MIR. Harry ID. Fowble
West Main street, and relatives j
Union Bridge.
| Miss Mary Whitmore, College Hill
who had been the guest Of her cousins
! at Emmitsburg, and Keysville, for thu
month of August, is now visiting Mis-:
Edna Roderick, at her home, The
Maples,r Frederick, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Robertson, D.
this city, announce the marriage oi
their daughter, Ardean, to Harry X
Starner, of Holtville, Cal. The mar
riage ceremony was performed in E
Centro, Cal, August 20.
Mr.. Bernard Lawyer, White Planes
M. Y., spent from Saturday until
Monday with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Ira G. Lawyer, Union Mills. Mr.
Lawyer is salesman for the Key
stone National Powder Company.
Prof. Stanley Bowlus, late principal
0f tha Manchester High School will