The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-04-27
THREE WEDDINGS
One Bride is Taken to Chicago, One is Broug ut
to Westminster from Baltimore, and One
Remains Here.

THREE WEDDINGS.
One Bride is Taken to Chicago, One Is Broug nj
to Westminster from Baltimore, and One
Remains Here.
Three weddings have been celebrated this
week in which ladies and gentlemen OF West
minister have taken leading parts.
NAULTY-KLEFF.
On Tuesday afternoon, at ,. so o o'clock, Mr..
John s. Naultv, of Chicago, and Miss Anna
W. KIeff. of this city, were married at 81.
Johns Church, here, by Rev. John GIoyd,
the pastor, in the presence OF large cont
pany. though no special invitations were
issued. The bride wore a costume of old rose
henrietta and silk, with lace hat to match,
and carried bouquet of La France roses.
Her attendant, Miss Mary v Naulty, of
Philadelphia, Pa. wore a dress of gray and
black. with black hat. Mr.. Harry '. hlet,
brother of the BRIDE acted as best man. The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. Arnold hlet, of
the Hotel Albion, and we'll known in Mary
land and Pennsylvania. The bridal party
left on the ) O'Clock train east for wedding
tour North.
SHARRER-wICkS.
At the Third Reformed Church, Paca and
Saratoga streets, Baltimore, on Wednesday
morning at 10 o clock, Mr.. Jesse {. SharreF,
Junior member of the firm of Sharrer Bros,
this city. welded Miss Minnie Wicks, daughter
of Mr.. VIM. Wicks, of 1922 Lanvale street,
Baltimore. Rev. Conrad Clever, pastor of
the church, performed the ceremony. The
bride wore a travelling costume OF dove gray
henrietta, with Persian trimmings, and dia,
mond ornaments, the present OF the groom ana
carried a handsome bunch OF La France roses
The ushers were Messrs. Charles II. Baugh-
man and Frank c. Sharrer, of Westminster;
Harry p. Gorsuch. of Frederick county, and
Frank Baetier, of Baltimore. The groom
aud ushers were in morning dress. The wed
ding march was skillfully rendered by Froi.
T. F. Rinehart. of Western Maryland College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharrer took the noon tram tor
a short trip to New York There was large
company present from Westminster, and very
many friends of the bride in Baltimore also
witnessed the ceremony.
The groom on Friday evening of last week
was given a farewell to bachelorhood supper
by Mr.. John +. Warner, at the residence oil
Mrs Emily Rippard, which was an elegant
affair. The hall, dining rooms and psriors
were iasiefuily and beautifully decorated with
flowers IN great protusion, and the table which
was set with covers for twenty i've, was superb
in It's adornmeuts The menu cards were
beautifully printed ia bronze, blue and gold.
with an apt quotation for each course. Qe
guests we're Jesse c. Sharrer, Charles Ii.
Baughman. Harry p. Gorsuch, Frank Baepcrr,
Frank C. Sharrer, Thomas +. Rinehari, !.
Amos Miller, Joseph W. Smith. Vernon
Reese. Simon kann. James II. Casselir
Charles Moore, Charles z. CAsseil, John =.
l.. Hanna. George Hobbs, G. Harry Gis,. I.
Robert Miller. James VI. Sheilman. Nlnhe4d
). Amos, George Nee. Matthews. George
Batson. James A. Diifenbaugh, W. l. W
Seabrook, John II. Mi,teu. The preparation
OF the supper vas superintendent by Mrs.
Emily Rippari, Miss Estelle Wsmpler, add
Mrs LAugiord. Of Baltimore.
wu-SoN LYNCH.
On Thursday afternoon a very pretty we'd
ding was celebrated IN ST. John : Catholic E
Church, this city. The groom was Mr.. Henry
l. Wilson, formerly Of Baltimore city. nov /.
the popular bookkeePer Of ". ;. Myer Bro. .
aud she bride was Miss Mamie +. Lynch,
youngest daughter OF Mr.. Edward Lynch, OF
Westminster. At the appointed hour, =
o clock p NJ. the bridal party entered the
church TO the strains Of the wedding march .
rendered By Prot I, +. Rinshart. Of Western .
Maryland College The bridesmaids we're
Misses Edith Ditiendal. Of Danville, Va, and .
katherine BaamSartacr. Of Westminster. aad .
the ushers Herc Nessr@ Edward {. Lynch .
and Thomas ON. Lynch. brothers u the
bride: ard James +. Lynch and Vernon Reese
Of Westminster Edward {. I.yuch also acted .
rs best inza- The ceremony Vas performed .
b. Rev. John Gioyd. pastor Of the church.
The bride. orc Of tho hAadsomest # West
minister yoang ladies, was mos, beeosn iugiy I
aiiired IN = travelling costume % leaf green
cloth. u5th cloth Of gold trimmings. and ioqne
10 match She carried bouquet II NArrehal
Neil roses The hysl brideslaaid. Miss DIT
iendal, woze pearl gray henrietta cloth' gtth
trimming matching tAe bndes dress TIE
secoud bridesmaid. Mss BaamEarsaer, wore
olive heafietsa 9th Persian trimming. Both
carried bouquets OF Marcehai Neil rosss.
The church vas 6lied vIlh the gsieads 81 The
BRIDE and groom. both II uhon are very pop
slar. Amonxsi Tbs guests present wefr Mrs
Anna Nilson. mother II The gro1ass Ne. aud .
Mrs. Richard Wils0u. Ms. SAmpes Wilson,
Ms. Mar Wilson. Ms Nauuie W,isoa. Mss
erase Barus. Mss Jennie BsFus, NJ, AB3Eew
Ssrourney, Mr. and Mrs. J RyAg ArnisleSd.
NJ Samuel Barns. Ms jonathan George and
Master samuel Wilson, al of Balumorv-
A gambler Of friends accompanied Ar. and
Mr.. W5,son 70 the depot ard showersd them
sigh rtce ard Weii wishes AZ yhry cuiervd the
trsiu. Aitsr shoTt tour north they sal re-
side ia Westminster.
EEaRxEr --eEiEAN.
Mss Neuia Gvisau Anl Staart hrArney, OF
Sykesviii.. wcrc married Thursday u'gat a;
ihe residence Of the brides father. John H.
Cfeisan. No lsls Draid lllli ave, Baltimore.
The ceremony @as performed BY the Rev, A.
r Gibson Miss Edith Geigaa acted as
and Hcgbefs Oliver AZ hesi nan.
The bride was at;iFel IA whiie royal SIX ace
and gauze. with veil and train. She carried
= bunch OF NSphetos roses. The bride and
groom iefs shortly afser the C-remeaY for
Mes York and Philadelphia