The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
PERSONALS.

MIS-. -. r. H0rT, EdSL MAIN street,
left today for New York. \.
Miss Irene Lippy, Pennsylvania
avenue spent the weeks end in Bal
Mr.. Charles E. Fink, Baltimore,
visited relatives in this city Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Brennick, OF Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with his wife
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eltinge Shriver, Bal
timore, spent Sunday with relatives
In this city.
Messrs Hampton and Earl Baum
gardner, of Baltimore, were in this
city Wednesday.
MIR. Emory Buckingham, Baltimore,
spent Sunday with, his mother, Mrs.
Emily Herr, East Main street.
Miss Mary Callahan, Baltimore,
was a weeks end guest Of Miss
Harriet Miller, East Main street.
Mrs. Winter Crouch, of Baltimroe,
is guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas <. Shaw, Park avenue.
Miss Jessie Harris, of Henderson,
IN. c., was a guest Of Miss Jewell
Simpson, Court Place, few days
this week.
Albert Bartholow, of Baltimore, of
the 146th Infantry, who arrived from
over seas, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Carroll Zepp, of Sykesville.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Weybright and
children, of Washington, were guests
Of Mrs Weybright's mother, Mrs.
Ella Roberts, West Main street.
Mrs. John Carney and friend, Miss
Ethel Macleod, OF Baltimore, spent
from Saturday until Tuesday with
the formers aunt, uncle and brother
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Bloom and VIM.
F'rizzell, all of Spring Valley Farm.
| ,J r.. Baust and family, of this city
entertained at dinner Sunday even
ing Rev. w. H. Guyer, president Of
Findley College, Ffndley, Ohio; Rev.
d. B. Wenger and daughter, of Car
rollton and Mr.. Stoner, of Uniontown.
David j. Wantz and family, of Mt
Pleasant, entertained at supper on
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Sterner and daughters, Mary Jo-
anna and Elizabeth and son, John,
of near Union Mills.
Miss Anna Stauffer, Miss Sarah
Hoover, of Lancaster Pa, and mr..
and Mrs. John F.. Maus, daughter,
Lille and son, George, and Charles
Froek all of Silver Run, motored to
Shippensburg, Pa, last Tuesday,
where they spent the day with Rev.
S. G. Hoover and family.
Those who visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mann and fam
lily were Mrs. Lillian Long and
daughter, Marie, Of Tannery; MIR.
Freemon Reddirg and Mrs. Laura
Larrimore, of Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mann and Mr.. Albert
Sawyer, of Asbestos; Mr.. John Bit
eel, of Union Bridge; Miss Hattie
Shipley, Edna and Hazel Spencer and
Mr.. Lester Caple, of Patapsco.
On Saturday, April 10 very pleas
ant Easter surprise was given the
Methodist Protestant Home at West
minister. A party of friends from Mt
Lebanon church motored from Baltl-
more reaching Westminster at 4.3O.
The ladies were served to ice ere I'M
and cake and each presented with a
chocolate egg. After refreshments a
social hour followed which was great
ly enjoyed. In the party were Ir
and Mrs. John Long, Mrs. Orem, Miss
Ella Boland, Mr.. and Mrs. Melchoir,
their son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Garrell, Mrs. Samuel Deale,
Mrs. J. Thomas Clarke and Master
Nelson Macken
Mrs. Carroll zepp, Of Sykesville
gave a dinner in honor of her
brother, Albert Bartholow. who ar
rived from over seas Sunday He
was in France one year They all
enjoyed themselves. The guests from
baltimore. were Mr.. Harry C. Bartho-
low, Sr., and Henry Bartholow, Jr.,
August Lobline and George Lobline,
Mrs. George Grace, Of Bare Creek;
Mr.. and Mrs. Guss Saddles, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Green, Virgie Davis, Martha Davis,
Cora Green, Margie Green, or West
minister; Gertrude Green, Deman
Green, Osten Green, Arthur Green,
Willie Phillips and others.