The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-23
PERSONALS

Mrs. Lena Shaefer, Of Lawisville,
was in this city an Saturday.
Mr.. II. G. Albaugh made business
trip to Hanover, Pa., yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Roop, of Bal
timore, were guests OF friends in this
city on Sunday.
Mrs Frank MI Fouke, of Balti-
more, Is spending several months in
New York City.
Miss Ella Valentine, of Finksburg,
spent last Saturday week with Miss
Helen Stull, OF near Ffnksburg.
Mrs. Frank Zepp and SON, Milton,
of Hanover, Pa, spent Sunday with
/. her father, Mr.. John Ely, of Hamp-
stead.
Mrs. Ella NJ. ogle, OF Creagers
town, Is the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs James F. Smith, Jr., East Main
street.
Mrs. u David Crowl, Center street,
attended the funeral of Charles w.
Rhodes, OF Baltimore, on Saturday
afternoon.
Dr. BuTnham, osteopath, will leave
tomorrow to attend the Osteopath
Convention which il to b. held i'm
Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bowman, OF
Silver Run, spent last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Henry Willet, Mt.
Pleasant
Miss Ella Valentine, or Finksburg,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Margaret Schwartz, or near
ReisterstoWn.
Dr. a r.. Albaugh, of Sans Greek,
spent few days with his brother,
Mr. Francis j. Albaugh, East Main
street this week.
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore Tuesday to Chester @.
Myers, this county, and Margaret P.
Cooper, Arlington.
Messrs. Charles and Maurice Roller,
their aunt, Mrs. Dora Bealing, and
family, at Harney, Md
Mr. Jacob Richards, near Hamp-
stead, is spending this week with
his daughter, Mrs. Grier Robertson,
"Brook-Dale farm near this city.
Miss Grace Miller, OF Baltimore,
and Miss Mariana Snader, OF New
Windsor, spent the weeks end with
Miss Margaret Wilson, Carroll street
Miss Mabel Armacost, of Park ave
nue., and her aunt, Mrs. Geo. n. Mills,
OF Overlook, Philadelphia, are
spending several weeks in Atlantic
City.
Those who visited MI. and Mrs.
Henry Himler, of Tannery, on Sum
day were Miss Viola Caples, of
Shipley, and Mr. Earl Owings, of
Fenby-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. David Crowl and
Mr.. and Mrs. X. o. Diffendal, this
city, were entertained by MIR. and
Mrs. John Fuss, Of Baltimore, on
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Valentine
and son, Luther, and daughter, Lot
tie. Of Deer Park Road, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Annie Valentine, of
Hill Top farm.
Mr.. James MI Stoner, Pennsylvania |
avenue, spent Wednesday i'm Littles- /
town. He was accompanied by his I
granddaughter, Miss Evelyn Stoner,
who had spent week with him.
While spending several days with
her sister, Mrs Samuel X. Yingling, \
Green street, Mrs. Marshall Selby,
Of Baltimore, visited the Advocate
Office and renewed her subscription
She said she could not possibly do
without The Advocate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Smith and two
children, of Beaver, Oklahoma, ar
rived in Baltimore Monday evening.
They came to this city Wednesday
and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
K. Smith, East Main street They
will return the last of May.
Miss Lillian Townshend, Court |
street, entertained at her home the
Junior League of the Methodist Pro-
testant church on Friday afternoon |
OF last week About 80 members |
were in attendance and enjoyed Miss
Lillians hospitality. Refreshments |
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Albaugh,
East Main street, will leave on May
10th for the Panama Exposition,
where they will enjoy themselves
until the last or June. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albaugh will leave on a special train,
starting from Philadelphia on May
10, which has been chartered by the
Wholesale & Grocery Association
and to which Mr.. A1baugh Is mem
Der. The train will be one of the
finest ever made up to comfort and
convenience.