The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-02-19
PERSONALS

Dr. Henry nj. Fitzhugh, this city, is
In Chicago on business this week.
MIR. and Mrs Joseph Elliott, of
Taneytown, spent Wednesday Ia this
city visiting relatives.
Mrs. William G. King, of Baltimore,
spent Wednesday of this week with
Mrs MI a. Sullivan, West Main
street
VI MIR. Oliver ,Shaffer and bride, of New
York, spent Sunday with the formers
mother, Mrs. Mary O. Shaeffer, Doyle
avenue.
Miss Carrie e. Greene, or Carroll
ton, spent from Saturday until Mon
day with Miss Ruth Chew, OF
Patapsco.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Bankert, OF Bal
timore, spent Sunday with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Charles Brown,
East Main street.
Mrs. ID. ]. Schofield, of St. Louis,
Mo, was q guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
Walter A. Ford, at The Heights, from
Friday until -Londay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowman, Jr.,
and Miss Lynn, OF Middleburg, spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
8. Stoner, Liberty street.
Mrs. E. 0 Diffendal and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, Bond street, spent
Sunday AMI Monday in Baltimore
with Mr. ard Irs Melanchton Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mackley and
daughter, Est Main street, spent
several days this week with their
daughter, Mrs Monday, Of Annapolis.
Mrs. Carroll Owings and daughter,
Of near this city, have returned home
after visiting her parents in Balti-
more, and her sister of Washington,
ID. O.
Mrs. Walter A. Ford, of The
Heights, accompanied by her guest,
Mrs. D. ]. Schofield, of st. Louis, Mo-,
spent the past ten days i'm New York
City.
Mrs Fred Rinehardt, West Main
street, royalty entertained the Girls
Club, of Grace Lutheran Church, last
night. All who were present spent
a very pleasant evening.
Mrs. Pauline Kotosky and daugh-
ter, Mrs. p. ]. Schofield, who were
guests or Mr. and Mrs. Walter "a.
Ford, at The Heights, returned to
their home in It. Louis, No, Mon
day.
Mrs. Id j. Schofield and mother,
Mrs. Pauline Kostoky, of st. Louis,
Mo, who had been guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Ford, of 'The Heights"
left On Monday for West Baden
Springs, Ind.
Miss a. @. Warner, of "The Heights"
has returned home, after a month In
st. Louis, where she was represent
ing 8. B. and B. wv. F1eisher, OF Phil
adelphia, at the large department
store Of Famous & Barr.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Weagly and
Mrs William Weagly, this city, were
present at the thirtieth anniversary
Of Mn. and Mrs. Charles Weagly, at
their home "Cresheinn, Beaver
Creek, near Hagerstown, on Friday
evening. "A most elaborate reception
and mask-ball were given.
Those spending Sunday last with
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Freyman were:
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Freyman and
Emily, and son, Russell, of
near Warfieldsburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Freyman and son, Clarence, Of
near Westminster, and MIR. Elias
i. Shfpley and son, Wesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Walking
entertained on Sunday the following:
Rev. wv. T. Seabrook, MIR. and Mrs.
fred Magin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
barnes, Of Gambler; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Magin, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Ird Frick, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
3itzel, Mr.. Franklin MagIn and Miss
rosa Frick.
Mrs. Pauline MI. Levering, of the
;ecil Apartments, Baltimore, an
ounces the engagement or her
oungest daughter, Miss Elsie
Wright Levering, to Mr. a. Stuart
ibson, son OF the Reverend Doctor
nd Mrs. Frank Nj. Gibson, of Balti-
1ore. Rev. Gibson was a former
astor of the Episcopal Church,
curt street. No date has been set
Dr. the wedding.
Mrs. Edith Baumgartner, formerly
this county, and now a resident Of
harlestown, wv. Va, has been oper-
ted on for strangulated hernia, and
! improving nicely at this time. She
ras operated on, on the. opening OF
le new hospital in Charlestown.
[rs. Levi ID. Maus and daughter,
atherine, and Mrs. Harry Rinehart
nd children, have just returned from
visit to Mrs. Baumgartner, and
peak highly OF the new hospital,
hich is certainly credit to the
lace.