Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-28
A SDleudid Wedding.-

yielded TO the persuasive influence OIL u
card of invitation to the wedding of Mr..
Kennedy Price and Miss Grace V.
Hoblitzell, at Meyersdale, Pa, Tues
day evening. Accordingly at about
81 o'clock we joined large circle of
happy people at the residence of Mr..
James J. Hoblitzell to witness a cere.
monial always of surprising social
interest. Besides numerous resident
ladies and gentlemen there were pres
ent from abroad Miss Fanny Porter
and Mrs. Lizzie McClelland, of Union
town, Pa. l.. C. Colborn and wife and
A. J. Colborn, jr., Somerset, Pa. +; W.
S. Evans and wife, T. G. Evans and
wife, Miss Maud Evans and William
S. Evans, jr., Allegheny City, Pa. :;
W. S. Bonner, assistant superintendent
Baltimore and Ohio railroal l, Connells
vile, Pa. William Price, wife, daugh
ter and son, T. Y. Kimmell, 0. D.
Hartzell, Misses Sadie Metcalf and
Maggie Reynolds, Pittsburg, Pa. d.
L. Shatfer, Mt. Savage, Md; Gladstone
Hitchins and sisters-Misses Minnie
and Annie, Misses Allie Hartzell, Dol
lie DeVecmon, and Mrs. Susan Mitch
ell, Frostburg C. f. Hartzell and wife
and George Hoblitzell and wife. Hynd-
man, Pa. John Meager and wife, Sal
isbury, Pa. Miss Henry, Everett, Pa,
and Mrs. Clark Stubbletield, Cumber-
land, Md.
At the appointed hour, 8 p. m, the
pair, unattended, entered the parlor,
Miss Kate Hoblitzell, an accomplished
sister of the bride, playing meanwhile
a strain from Mendelssohn's "W edding
March," Rev. L. T. Waterman, of
Baltimore, met them and, using the
amplifed ritual of the NJ. f. Church
marriage service, including the ring,
they were made one. The warm con
gratulations of all followed, after
which a short time was spent in social
forms and viewing the imposing dis
play of gifts, which we catalogue as
follows:
MEYERSDALE.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hoblitzell furnished
bed chamber.
Reese Dill and wife, steel engraving.
A. X. Allen and sisters, lemonade set.
f. J. Weld, parlor lamp.
Miss Kate Hoblitzell silver pitcher and
waiter.
DIR. and Mrs. Beachley, painted PLAGUE.
Miss Allie Hoblitzell set knives and forks.
Miss Emma Meyers, satchet bag.
G. W. Eastman and wife, table and tea
spoons.
Mr. and Mrs w. T. Hoblitzell, ir,, set china
ice cream.
DR.. ]. u. Bowman, card receiver.
W. G. Hooking, PLAGUE clock.
Miss Anna Black and brothers, lemonade
set.
s. &. Phllson and wife, silver and glass
fruit stand.
William Zufall, gold coin piece.
DR. Good, Websters Unabridged Dictionary
Miss Madge and Master James Hoblitzell,
hanging lamp.
Ell. Hutson and wife, set silver fruit knives.
Mrs. Price, silk quilt.
s. c. Hartley and wife, brass candlestick.
johnson Collins and family, glass and silver
berry dish.
W. ]. Rees, butter dish and pickle castor.
Richard Davis, maiolica pitcher.
Master Frank Hoblitzell, towels.
]. T. shipley and wife, hanging lamp.
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Mrs. Chamberlain, linen shecting.
PITTsBURG.
John Knable, steel engraving.
f. S. McI.ain and wife, set after-dinner
coffee-spoons.
L. A. Flaccus and wife, one dozen engraved
goblets and two cut-glass bottles.
Miss Reynolds, lemonade set.
Will Price and wife, secretary.
G. T. Evans and wife, embroidered velvet
panel.
o. d. Hartzell, set teaspoons.
William S. Evans, silver glass and fruit
dishes.
Miss Sadie Metcalf, painted brass PLAGUE.
W.T. Hoblitzell and wife, set cherry chairs.
French Evans and wife, china cups and
saucers.
HYNDMAN, PA.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Hoblitzell, stee!
engraving.
Master Walter Hoblitzell, sugar spoon.
KEYSTONE JUNCTION, PA.
Miss Nina Ravenscraft, set forks.
w. S. Ravenscraft and wife, one dozen fruit
plates.
Mrs w. S. Ravenscraft, spread.
ELIZABETHTowN, KY.
Misses Annie and Brooks CreSap, berry
dish.
Miss Hal Cresap, towels.
George NJ Cresap and wife, table-cloth and
doilies.
UNIoNToWN, PA.
Mrs. S. Il. McClelland, set teaspoons.
Miss Fanny Porter, hammered silver
PLAGUE.
CoNNELLSVILLE, PA.
II. C. Huston and wife, thermometer case
Capt. W. J. Bonner, parlor mirror.
SOMERSET, PA.
W. w. Knable, steel engraving.
Mrs. John Knable, mats.
A. ]. Colborn, jr., one dozen fruit knives
&, l.. c. Colborn and wife, Shakespeare, Tenny
son and Whittier's poems.