The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-03-23
Tin WeddiQg
Reported for the Democratic Advocated

Reported for the Democratic Advocated
Friday night. the 18th instant, being the
tenth anniversary of the marriage OF Mr.
Harry S. Davis. and Katie E. youngest daugh-
Ter Of the late DR.. Francis j. Crawford, 1t was
celebrated at the old Homestead, Waterloo.
situated in Franklin district, ut which 100
guests were present
Ten wears ago Mr.. Harry S. Davis wooed
and won the esteemed and popular Nate L.
Crawford. who for tenth of century has
divided his sorrows and doubled his Joys
The fruits of this marriage are three chlldren,
one Of whom is a little Miss of seven or eight
summers who is certainly All adept in dancing
to the music of jgs, hornpipes, waltzs, &c.
Mrs. Davis. who is a handsome brunette,
looked radiant in a costume of silver gray
silk with black lace overdyess. Her orna-
ments were diamonds.
The bride of ten years ago has aged but 1T
tie. and the groom gave little sign OF lime lh-
road: and their beaming faces were suihclent
proof that neither of them regretted the bar
gain thew had made for better or worse, IN
the long ago.
Tn. spacious mansion was beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers aud evergreens, and agioW
with lights during the whole night. In the
dining room stood the table, gltterng win
silver. cut glass and fine china ware, inter
tropical fruits At l. o clock the guests were
seated at this table for supper, and the men"
was served in courses. consisting OF the sub
stantials and all the delicacieS OF the season.
The sight would have made a city caterer
blush. The folding doors of the large parlors
we're thrown open making room 24Xlo ieet,
for the Young men and maidens, with not a
few of who could hardly be called young,
who moved gracefully in tripping the hight
fantastic toe. The music was furnished by
an Italian orchestra of Baltimore city.
Another room was devoted 10 those who
enjoyed playing progressive euchre, ana SIM
another was devoted to those who INDUCED
in neither of the above pastimes, but enjoyed
themselves in social chat Dancing was kept
up until daylight the next morning, aud
breakfast was served at o clock. The pres.
ents we're numerous and useful and consisted
Of everything in the tin ware iine.
Altogether this was one Of the most pleas
aut social events of the season. The follow
is a partial list of those that were present;
Thomas +. Parett and family, William Hall,
Of Baltimore city: Mrs Nlmroi Gosnell and
Par,ett. Mrs Vincent Shipey, son and dangh-
ter. of Baltimore county; Miss. susie Shipley
and lady friend, OF Ohio; James Hewitt
brother aud sister, George Prugh and family
Miss Harriet Prugh. Nessrs Brandenburg
James dorsey NfAAh AbGAt7- Af-Aeft ~ 80 AA~
SISTERS. Eli Bennett and family I.aTkin Ben.
nett aud family. of Freedom; Greeubury Selhy
and family. Miss Bell Gosnell, Frank Hobbs
and sister, Ben. f. Selby and wife, Miss See
Ensor. Morgan Anderson, Miss Emma Lugen-
beel. the Runkles brothers and sisters, II.
II. Gould and wife. Dr. B. II. Todd and wife,
Ernes, CIary and wife, Misses Jennie and
Eva Horn. George 4. Davis. Vim. Selhy,
Miss Carrie Harte. Aug. War6eld and sisters,
Or. Edward Cronk and wife, DR.. X. o. ID.
Warfeld and wife Howard NJ. Ille snd
family. Miss Berthe Cover, Edgar Easton,
Charles Brown and lady. John Brovn and
sister. Geo Chase and family. Augustus
Brown and daughters. Miss Lizzie Nusbaum,
Zopha Ski3more. Jesse Hooper. brother
aud sister. 4. p AIbAagb and daughter, Jos
Cover and SISTER. J. b. Townshend, Miss
Owinrs. George E6coti, Miss Cora Dorsey,
Agussus Barnes, Cieve Myers and SITE Jesse
I. stem. Harvey DAVIS and wlie, James
Traver. Geo. Bowers Miss LasTe Guthih,
aud nany others that your correspondent
could nos sscrrtain.