Purely Personal notes from Frederick social scene
Regular notices list residents and visitors in Frederick from Baltimore New York and Washington with dozens of names and places including Backeystown Mt Airy Hagerstown and Martinsburg. Highlights mention college and academy attendance Georgetown conv ent graduation and summer visits plus upcoming Fourth of July plans and a light shortage on West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Grove
Miss Marshall
Moresta
William
Charles Haydon
J. A. Haydon
Bertha McSherry
Cooper Institute
New York
Keefer Totus
East Second Street
Cornell University
Cathrine Shesd
Washington, D. CO
Pampel
Braddock
Jones
Bradley
West Patrick Street
Roth Kobo
Howard County
Academy of the Visitation
Genevieve Ebert
Nadine Prevost Allen
Georgetown Convent
Georgetown
D. C
Shanahan
Louisville
Kentucky
T. M. Bower
Katharine Notnagle
Frederick
Margarets Lamp
Washington, D. C
David Roelkey
Alice
Knoxville
Roy Shafer
Florence Bargett
Fesgaville
Weet Fifth Street
WPCOMAS WINS MUDD CHAIRMAN OF MARYLAND Delegation
At the Republican National Convention caucus in Philadelphia Maryland chose Sidney E. Mudd as delegation chairman and Louis E. McComas as national committeeman. The delegation split on vice presidential choice, with Roosevelt favored by a majority but mixed support for Malster and others. McComas and Mudd remained central as nghị to debate continued among Maryland delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Philadelphia
Sidney E. Modd
Louis E. McComas
Thomas, C. Noses
Enoch G. Abett
Thomas MC Bartlett
William T. Malster
J. Edwin Webster
William F. Airey
James T. Bradford
Mudd
Noyes
Senator McComas
Committee On
McComas
National Committee
Samuel ©. Addison
Baltimore City
Noyen
Maalster Io
Malster
Baltimore
Missstar
Addison
State Central Committee
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Goldsborough
National
National Freeman
Mr. Malster
Congrésaman Mudd
Maine
Massachusetts
Madd
Dr. Tock
Roosevelt
Muddaid
Dolliver
T.M. Bartlett
Long
William T. Maister
Samuel T. Addison
Colonel Winetrener
Bliss
B. F.rankford
Thomas C. Noyes
Tack
William F. Alvey
Georges Roeffner
Enoch B. Abell
Charlies Faughman
Modern Beauty Thrives On Sunshine And Exercise
The modern beauty thrives on good food and sunshine with outdoor exercise. Her health glows and her face blooms with beauty. If cleansing is needed she uses a gentle pleasant laxative remedy Syrup of Figs made by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrap Co
Fire and Runaway Blaze Damages Residence
Fire at the residence of Mr A P Wolfe broke out around 115 pm. A swift alarm prompted prompt action as flames spread from a stove or chimney. The blaze caused substantial damage estimated around 04. The fire was intensified by wind from the east and disrupted by a nearby collision on East Sixth Street near the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr Miller was thrown and suffered leg injuries while another person was taken away for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Wolfe
Svereu
Weifs
Lee
Daciel Fegiey
Jen- Tos Miller
Acuther
Miller
Republican National Convention Opens as Lodge Delivers Speech
United States Leascor Walcort, temporary Chairman, convened the Republican National Convention at 12:30. The committee on denials reported and was adopted unanimously without debate. The permanent organization report was adopted and Chairman Lodge began his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovaron Ry Tits
Pullavetyna
United States
Leascor Walcort
Conmittes
Commissi On
Cbsirman Lodge
Pekin Cut Off and San Chow Looted News Report
Special dispatch from Wasuisetos DC June 20 reports no communications with Pekin for six days. Missions at San Chow looted while Russia continues to land troops at Taku. Rasaja still landing additional troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Chow
Rasaja
Wasuisetos
D.C
Dongal Fowler
Chee Foo
Russia
Taku
Hunter occupies Krngeradorp unopposed reports
Special dispatch from Lonpox dated June 20 reports Lord Roberta stating Hunter has taken Krngeradorp without opposition. Capetown dispatch adds Lord Kitchener narrowly escaped capture on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speci
Lonpox
Lord Roberta
Hunter
Krngeradorp
Capetown
Kitchener
Death in Morrison Hotel Fire Claims One Life
A hotel fire at the Morrison Hotel today left one guest dead and six others badly burned. Special Dispatch to Tax News reports the blaze occurred in June at the downtown guest rooms, with emergency crews rushing to control the flames and treat the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
Beno
Morrison Hotel
Delightful Music Fine Concert for the New Episcopal Organ
A last night concert in All Saints chapel directed by Professor Smith and Miss Steckel for the new Episcopal organ proved a great success. The program, varied and tastefully chosen, featured chorus works, solos by Smith and Lester, duets, and instrumental numbers with strong audience encore reactions. Accompanists Louis Leater and Howard King supported the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Chapel
Professor Smith
Maller
Verner
Geo. Ed. Smith
Priere
Lemaigre
Chopin
Louis Lester
Dudley Buck
Miss Steckel
de Pearsall
Moe
Marschner
Arion Quartet
Karganoff
Miss Dish
Bion Firestone
Ciro Pinsuto
Staley Gambrill
Howe
Mr. Smith
Migs Steckel
Finland
Hiles
Louis Leater
Howard King
Thurmont High School Commencement Held Last Night
Thiermont High School held its annual commencement with Prof. B L Boblitz presenting diplomas to Harry E Suimmel Arthur Stall Victor S Martin Maud Weller and Grace Waesche. The program featured a processional invocation salutatory class history oration music and a quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiermont High School
Thurmont High School
B. L. Boblitz
Harry E. Suimmel
Arthur Stall
Victor S. Martin
Maud Weller
Grace Waesche
Tsnnhauser
Margaret Osler
Wm. Daugherty
YOST AND GREENFIELD MARRY IN BRUNSWICK
Daniel D. Yost and Minnie E. Greenfield both of Brunswick were married last night at the residence of Mr. icCrone by Rev. S. M. Gow man of the Southern Methodist church. A number of friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yost—Greenfield
Daniel D. Yost
Minnie E. Greenfield
Brunswick
S. M. Gow
Southern Methodist Church
County Notes From Tennessee Visitors in Baltimore and Local Visits
County correspondence reports Mr F A Diffendal and Miss Adnay Spargier visiting in Baltimore. Mrs P F Pamper of Frederick is visiting friends in the area. Dr George W Welty of Brooklyn is visiting his brother Mr F A Welty near town. Also references a blood purifier Hood's Sarsaparilla as a product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
F. A. Diffendal
Adnay Spargier
Baltimore
P. F. Pamper
Frederick
George W. Welty
Brooklyn
F. A. Welty
Rontal Seton
Dorchester County Officials Elected and Local News Briefs
The Dorchester board of commissioners elected officers as part of a busy slate of local items. Highlights include crop forecasts for Washington County, court actions in Oakland Garrett, a fatality at Sparrow's Point, a new three-stack boilerhouse at the Baltimore and Ohio shops, and updates from Hagerstown and Elkton. Notable events include the eighteenth Maryland Pharmaceutical Association convention in Hagerstown, Laurel High School commencement, and the marriage invitation of Prof Elmer E Everly and Miss Margery Wilcox in Chicago. The era’s political shifts and local labor tensions are noted, alongside a cactus with 200 blooms in Harmony Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Dorchester
Sparrow's Point
Bewr U Reex
Laurel High School
Academy of Music
Maryland Pharmaceutical Aswaision
Hagerstown
Don Luigi Sartori
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Midland
Henrietta W. Davis
David P. Davis
Orphans’ Court
Ceciluary
Elkton
Edward Collins
Alfred Collins
Baltimore
Nyeor
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland
Baltimore County
Democratic Board of Election Supervisors
Golera
Kospp
Loonconing
Loussning
Elmer E. Everly
Gagerstown
Misa Margeres Wilcox
Chicago
Professor Everly
Tespher
Brookings
South Dakota
Emma E. McCloskey
Gustavos A. Shirer
Oakland
Garrett County
Boyd, Stake and Sloan
Charles R. Murphy
Montgomery County
Rockville
Dr Herman Opens Optician Office In City Parlor
Approved by the people local notice states Dr Herman optician will locate permanently on Frederick with a temporary office in Patrick street parlor near City ele. Dr Wm Boteler practices diseases of the eye ear nose and throat with special attention to operations for strabismus cataract trachoma and granulated lids. Spectacles adjusted for all forms of defective sight. Eye examinations free. Office at 28 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Herman
Optician
Frederick
Ssr
Patrick
Opp
Boteler
Market Street
Diamond White Wheat Sample Left At Office
Mr J M Burau of New Market left the finest Diamond White wheat sample at the office on Tuesday, a standout premium from his harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M Burau
New Market
Local notices and ads mix with stock pitch and groceries
A scattered page brings a range of items from a Baltimore building association pitch promising high insured returns and penny stock style reports to meeting notices at Frederick Academy. Also includes grocery ads for syrup and lunch, a fire alarm reward, and a catalog of summer rag textiles and home improvement wares from Mullinix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Bacher
Ameem
Ya Ser
Getye EL
Geyer
Genefal
Giotelie
Presdeaz
Duneli
Samisarexr
Tay Nane
W. L. Moors
Buresu
Rosatte
Historical Society
Ceresville Flour
Market St
W. Patrick
L. Chilton
Ker Johnson
Mies Netta Stauffer
Backeystown
John Kearnes White
C. C. Keedy
Church Street
Enkle’s Mill
Edwin Davisbiss
Liberty
James P. Biser
Hagerstown and
Martinsburs
Independences Company
Reel
Baltimers and Ohio Railroad
United
Hood
Wpcomas
Kugaerclt
Elies
A. BP. Wolfe
Soear
Justus Miller
Pekin
Kengersdorp Ouctepied
New Episcopal Organ
The
Visitation Academy
Ledery
Pater
Atumra
Visvietiog
Dieiman
Botranca
Planer
Misae Casin
Fort
Barpd
Haydon
Bmusshin
Vistisg
Stas Heany
Pawpel
Y Barna
Summera
Clark
Mim Edelweiss Marshal
Berry
Edmonston
Witzgammons
Lash Night
Cavanaugh
Payne
Neidhart
Harbin Acon Haydon
Marsch
Mirsan Ford
Fitzpatrick
Hanlon
Harbin
Barbie
Benny
Clarke
Misess Neidhardt
Perel
Oborn
Kenny
Burke
Raphel
Mary Alice McSherry Haydon
Madeleine M
Emily
Mary Edelweiss Marshall
Marie Anna Harbin
Washington
Florence May Raphel
Academi
Myrsle KR. Ford
Belen G. Davis
Sarah G. T3unnan
Marie E Peddicord
Agnes H. Clarke
Mary L. Owings
Lucretia St. Rohrback
Louise Schley
Miriam Wilson
Ethel Fitzpatrick
Frances Rehrbuck
Mary KE. Starr
Mary Colier
Agnes Gunker
Virginia Heard
Madeltvethoutt
Muses
Louise
Katherine Fitzpatrick
Academy
Hutch Lurne
Monica Fitzpatrick
Helen Davis
Minnie Crouse
Annie Staley
Helen Cavanaugh
Mary Star
Claribal Cassin
Marie McGuire
Miss
Myrtle Ford
Annia Clarke
Mary Hanon
Alumna Association
Cocalian
Associaion
Bos Sabi
Aloman Association
Jona
J. Calvin Cronis
Harmony Grove
John Bendrickson
Telepicns Twit
Murday & Welluk
Peice
Neidig & Miller
Tre
People
St OF Fashion
Sian
Thia
India
Naow & Muiz
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isla City
Ocean City
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore & Ohio R. A
Sea Isle City
N. J
Mad
New Jersey
BF & Sappington
A. Dames
GEO
Bodook & CO
Hrussels
Ali
Nina Mattings
Max Beaty Ubina Mattings
Amd
Splendid
Japan
Odten
AT. RiOk & Suns
A.T. Race & Dom
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. V. Staub
FE. V. Szxavi
S. Heloaly Keller
J. Beisely
Kala'b
IHAIR
Potomac River
Willard
Pathok
Ceresvilles Flour
Ceresville
Noah & Cramer
Noah
Cramer
Fred Desiradle
Mauet
W. Fonth
Novitiate
Seemmil St
Third St
Impreemm
Pear City
N. Market
Wreeererite
Noah Kk. Cramer
First National
Hank ‘Bulldtae, Peesirioe
Stewart P. Dean
North Market Strest
Ptredesice
MDB
Maldewiy
D. R. O. Nicodemus
Bow
Ban Mare
Jahonda
Alfred Ritter
Lane
Sais P. Let
Attornet
Lewe
Giice—Court Street
Eppeeits
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Seaton
Academy Room
P. m
Basen Jonxson
O. W. Harrison
West All Saints’ Street
Caitos
Yingling
Bnilding ‘3S Association
Epwaxn
Lease
Jons L. _ JOHNSON
Bakes Jousysos
a+Law
Sarpins
L. EB. Mullinex
New Summer Rag
L. E. Mullenix
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