The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-10-30
PERSONALS

Mr. Horace Reese, of Tampa, Fla,
IL visiting his sisters, at Meadow
Branch.
Mr.. Earl Smelser will leave this
Saturday for New York and will re-
turn on Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Thomas, Court Place,
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Francis Lee, of Urbana, last week.
Mr.. Charles Crumbacker, Of Lin
wood, was in this city on Saturday on
business, and while here made &c
ciable call to this Office.
Mrs. Basil Smith, OF Baltimore, is
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Daniel Kaufman, of the Elkhein
Farm, near Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dull, of PataR-
SEQ, and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rhoten,
Of Arcadia, spent Sunday last with
Mrs Henry Diehl, OF Maple Grove.
Mr.. Earl Smelser, of this city, but
formerly Of Baltimore, spent the past
Saturday and Sunday In Philadelphia,
with his friend, Miss A. M Hotter.
Mr.. Earl Smelser and friend, Miss
"A. M. Hotter, attended a birthday
party last Monday night in honor Of
WI. ANOShCJ 6o@1 WOOuDiOOh oNOh&Os
Baltimore.
Mrs. Celia Bell and Mrs Kate
Heagy and daughter, Emma, OF Sandy
vile, spent Sunday in Pimlico, visiting
Mrs. Heagy's brothers, the Mr.. Gard
eners, and wives.
Messrs. David and Charles Rupert
and Norman Magin, of Shipley, and
Adam Rupert, of Westminster, spent
Sunday last with William and George
Rupert in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Whitmore, Col
lege Hill, had a. their guests this
week, Mrs George Naylor, Miss Ethel
NayIor, Mrs. Jacob Adams and Miss
Clara Adams, all OF Detour, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomson, Mrs
Elmer Hoppe and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward o. Diffendal and two children,
this city, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Frizzell, New Market,
Md.
John q. and George @. Myers, trug-
tees, sold on Saturday the property OF
the late Mary M. Myers, in Silver
Run, to Arthur WI Feeser for $500.
Mr.. Theodore =. Brown was the
solicitor.
NIL anu MI JOuA T. I1OoICIIcI anu
daughter, Miss LaRue, and son,
Miss Cora Essler, of Hanover, Pa,
we're guests Of MIR. and Mrs. George
Hoff, Court street.
MIR. William T.. Moore, of Baltimore,
visited his father, MIR. William Moore,
on Thursday. Mr.. Moore has recent
ly returned from Europe, where he
has been travelling in the interest of
the Commercial Law firm of Sharp,
Alleman Co., Philadelphia, with which
he is connected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Hammett
have returned to their home i'm Balti-
more, after very pleasant trip
through the West. Their little daugh-
ter, Margaret, has been spending some
time with her grandmother, Mrs. M.
E. Hammett, and uncle, Mr.. A. Win
ters, of Cranberry.
Misses Grace and Mary Bell, of
Sandyville, entertained at their home
last Sunday Misses Eunice Brown,
Margaret Zepp, Blanche Stocksdale,
Elizabeth Barnhart, Janet Rash, Ethel
Brown, Martha $tOcksdale, Lottte
Caple, Messrs. Wilbur YinEling, BERTHE
Taylor, Curtis Rash, Howard Shaffer
and Herschel Zepp.
Those visiting Raymond Leister and
family Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Leister and children, Grace and Eliza
beth, Mrs. Judge r. N Koontzs Mr.
and Mrs Harvey Wentx and SON
Ralph, Misses Cora and Elsie Bnch-
man, Misses Martha and Grace
KOontz and Miss Grace Keefer-