The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-08-31

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Mr.. and Mrs. George Little, Liberty
street and Miss Helen Lynch, daughter
of Mr. John Lynch, Liberty street
left today for the Maryland University
Hospital, Baltimore, where they will
study to become nurses.
Those who spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Freyman were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Fredwell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank New
ton, Miss Myrtle Pierce, Edna New
ton, Helen Newton, and Harold New
ton, all of Baltimore Mr.. Russell
Freyman returned home with them
to spend week.
Jacob N. Dehoff, John Wesley My
ers and Benz. F. Stansbury, County
commissioners, Clerk Martin D. Hess,
and Charles E. Fink and DR.. Chas.
R. Foutz, were entertained by DIR.
J. Clement Clark, superintendent of
the Springfield State Hospital, Sykes
Vile, on Wednesday. The trip was
made in DR.. Foutz's Hudson Super
Six.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Zepp, of
Pine Grove, entertained at supper
Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Fuhr-
man, Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Thurman,
Mr.. Raymond Lester and family Mr..
Maurice Lester and family, Mr..
Clinton Zepp and family, Mr.. John
w. Reese and family, Mr.. G. G. Reese,
Miss Esta Louey and Miss Mary Mill
er.
Mr.. VIM. J. Yingling, Of the 10th
Engineers Reserve Corps, now sta
toned in Washington, D. c., spent the
weeks end with his sister, Mrs. K.
E. Lee Hutchins. Mr.. Yingling ex-
poets to leave for France at very
early date. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Yingling, of Hanover, Pa, were also
weeks end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Hutchins.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B. Edwards, of
/ Walbrook, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Clara Matt
land Edwards, to Lieut.. Charles E.
Fink, Jr., United States Reserves, son
of Mr.. Charles E. Fink, Of this city
Lieut.. Fink has recently received his
commission after attending the Of
fcers' Training Camp at Fort Myer.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Steel, of Union
Bridge passed through Gettysburg
last week on their return trip to the
Pacific Coast which was taken in their
light touring car. They left home May
IS, made the Journey to California in
twenty-three days, visited the pr1n-
cipal cities and coast resorts, Salt
Lake City, the Grand Canyon, the
Yosemite Valley and many other
points of interest, and came home in
"a days. They slept in their car most
of the nights and kept we'll during
the entire trip.
On Sunday a few friends started in
autos to take a spin through parts
of Carroll, Frederick and Montgomery
counties to see some mountain views
and friends Those who enjoyed the
trip were Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lam
bert and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Duvall and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Brown, all of near Dennings; Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Lantz, of War
Ifeldsburg; Mr. Dennis Green and
wife. of Sandyville; Mr.. Theodore
Brown, Of Dennings; Mr.. Harry w
Ogg. of near Westminster; Misses
Nellie and Hazel Lambert, Of DEM
ings. The day was pleasantly spent
Lunch was eaten near the Potomac
River. After lunch, they started on
tramp along the canal, some gather
ing stones, and grapes and such
! things as could be secured as SOU
venirs. One gentleman tried to Sc
cure a large turtle as souvenir fol
! one of the ladies, but Mr.. Snappy was
all wise and quietly glided off the log
into the water, to the great disappoint-
ment of some. The first stop was
made near Hyattstown, at the home
of Mr.. A. J. Brown. Mr.. Brown and
wife accompanied the jolly crowd
on to the Monocacy and ate lunch
with them. All spent a pleasant day
and expressed a desire to go again.