The Democratic advocate., 1889-12-21

A Pretty Home Wedding Items.


One of the prettiest home weddings, and
the largest attended, that has occurred here
for number of years, took place at the resi-
dence of w. D. Brandenburg on Tuesday
evening last. The contracting parties were
James Curlette, of Dayton, Ohio, and Miss
Rachel Brandenburg, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Brandenburg, of this place. At
6. Is o'c clock the best man, Jesse Brandenburg,
brother of the bride, and o. L. Phillips,
cousin of the groom, preceded the bride and
groom-el elect to the parlor, where the Rev. +.
Buhrman was in waiting. The ceremony
being performed, congratulations and kisses
were showered on the bride and groom. The
bride was attired in steel grey Henrietta,
trimmed in faille silk. A beautiful bouquet
of artificial flowers adorned the brides fair
head. The groom was dressed in becoming
style. Two truer hearts, perhaps, were never
united. Those present were-Rev. +. Buhr-
man. wife and daughter; Mr. Elias Branden
burg and daughter of Daniel; Mrs. Penn aud
daughter, Miss Ella Dixon, Walter Selman,.
Miss Amanda Dorsey and brother, OF Berret;
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Brandenburg, Mr.. p. h.
Haight, wife and son, Mrs. Wartice and
niece, Mr.. J. n. Munroe, wife and daughter,
Mr.. A. 7. S. Clark and wife, VIM. II. Phil
lips, wife and son, Elias and George Kelley,
Mrs +. J. Phillips, son and dSlghter, Miss
NJ. L. IullliSS. Lizzie dOHll, EuulG anu NdIIiE
Brandenburg, Mr.. Lemuel Phillips aud wife.
W. d. Brandenburg. wife and son. Bernard
Oursler, Mrs. J. Doran and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. George Merring, George Oursler,
Miss Beltie Hanson. Jesse Brandenburg and
your correspondent, Haight; Mr.. Joseph
Brandenburg, wife and daughter, of Morgan;
Mr.. Thomas Malonee, brothers and sister, OF
Green Springs, Baltimore county; Mr.. {.
Hewes. wife and daughter. of IimOnIum,
Baltimore county; Mr.. Bradley Dorsey and
wife. Ira Dorsey and brother. Mrs. Ruikey,
Elhcott City; Mr. John Reed and daughter,
of Louisville: Miss Annie Brandenburg and
Miss Hattie Poole, of Evansville, Frederick
county: Miss Doyle. of Louisville; Miss hag!e,
of Lisbon, Howard county; Mrs. Robinson,
Chas. Worthington. George Davis. Samuel
Rheubotrom and wife, coIored. The happy
couple were the recipients OF many and useful
presents, consisting OF glass, china. silver,
linen of all descriptions, vases Of all shades,
shapes and sizes All wish the happy couple
a long. happy and prosperous life. The bridal
couple viii remain here for short tune,
when they take their departure tor their future
home. near Dayton. Ohio. May their lives
be as a day when no cloud Is 10 be seen, aud
may they bask IN the sunlight of God pres
ence until He calls them to come mp higher.
There Was a disappointed congregation az
Oakland on SUNDAY morning last. as the Rev.
J. r. was absent in Howard county attending
a f1ueral. Rev. Mr.. Violet, We understand.
was to have occupied the pulpt, bat owing
to the inclement weather Sc suppose he could
not be present
There can be seen at any time tw0 turnlps
al Mr. 2. K. Haight's, grown by +. K. bel
lev. which weigh respectively four pounds and
three ounces and four pounds zni fogr ounces.
These iurnips, ike the hickory nut, eau be
seen by any one doubling the measure and
weight