Frostburg mining journal., 1880-08-14

| A NOTABLE WEDDINd.-The Ger.
man Lutheran Church was thronged
on Tuesday evening last, 10th inst.
with brilliant and fashionable as
semblage to witness the marriage of
Rev. ALBERT HoMRIGHAUs, rastor of
the Church, and Miss MINNIE HoLLE,
daughter Of Albert HOLE, Esq, of
this place. So great an interest was
manifested in the joyous event by the
numerous friends Of the parties that
the church was not large enough to
accommodate all, and many were in
consequence turned away. The Rev.
Ph. F. Hennighausen, of Baltimore,
oGoiated. Prof. Caulfeld presided
at the organ. The bride and groom
approached the altar without attend
ants and were made one for life in
accordance with the beautiful cere-
monial prescribed by the Lutheran
church. The bride ig a petite blonde
of the purest type, and looked very
becoming in silk dress of the latest
fashionable shade Of blue. The
groom wore the conventional suit of
black. After the ceremony the in
vited guests were sumptuously enter
tanned by the parents of the bride at
their residence. The array of good
things was bewildering, considered
as to taste, arrangement, variety and
costliness, and the large company full
ly testified their appreciation of the
rich entertainment so Hospitality be-
slowed by the generous host and host
ess. Meanwhile, the Arion Cornet
Band appeared at the residence and
complimented the happy pair with a
number Of their choicest airs.
The bridal party left about eleven
o'clock on a lengthy wedding tour
which includes in its scope Washing
ton, Baltimore, New York, through
the Sound to Fall River, New Bed
ford, Martha's Vineyard, and Nan
tucket, where they will enjoy sea-
bathing; Providence, R. I. and Boston.
Among the guests were Rev. Mr..
Stewart and wife; Rev. Mr.. Ruhl and
wife; Rev. Mr.. Harrison and wife;
Rev. Mr.. Petty and wife; Rev. Mr..
Hennigbausen; Rev. Mr.. Powell
Rev. Mr.. Scholl and wife Rev. Mr..
Beall, and many others.
The presents were many and costly.
We enumerate only few: Among
the silverware was card receiver;
sugar dishes pickle dish castor
cheese dish table-knives; DESERT
knives and butter knife; table,
spoons; desert-spoons; teaspoons;
sugar-spoons and holder; pickle,
mustard and tablespoons; forks ; salt
cellars and napkin rings; also gold
salt-cellar, and handsome silver
tete-a-tete set; china tea-set; glass
pitchers and goblets; pretty clock
toilet sets; napkins, towels and many
other things.
Among the donors we observed the
names of Mrs. Anna Cowan, Wheel
ing, DR.. Jones, Mrs. and Miss Paul,
Rev. Mr.. During, Mrs. E. D. Holle,
Mr.. U. Steineman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Payne, Mrs.
Blasse, Miss Martin of Cumberland,
Miss Mary ]. Thomas, Miss Stella
Staples, Mr.. Howard Mason, Mr.. AL
bert Holle, jr., Mr.. Otto Damn and
the Misses Damn of Cumberland, Mr.
George Tenant, Misses Mary and
Ellen Tenant, Mrs. VIM. Percy,
Mr.. Douglas Percy, Mr.. D. Percy jr.,
Miss Emma Loeber of Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs Shaffer, Miss Ole Gros-
lolf OF Baltimore, Miss Habberline,
Miss Minnie Bogk, Miss Yetta Hast,
and others,
In common with other friends we
tender Mr.. and Mrs. Homrighaus,
apart from the congratulations cur
rent upon such occasions, Lord Lyt-
tleton's chest wish" for all entering
the 'best estate" that "the prize OF
happiness may be fully won