The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-23
NOVEMBER WEDDINGS.
Happy Couples Joining Hands and Hearts
NINGI INE-RI-SH-

happy OOupleS JOLL4AnS AAoSAoS SAAN AASSsA Vs.
YINGLING-BUSH.
The most interesting event in the social
circle this fall. and to which its members in
) Fawn Grove, Pa, have looked forward with
iubiant anticipation, took place Wednesday
afternoon of last week, when Mr.. W. Nelson
| Yingling and Miss Laura Z. Bush stood be-
fore the hym9nal altar, at the residence OF
j. L. Glen, ESQ.,, and were made man and
: wife. Rev J. NJ. Yingling, brother of the
groom, performed the impressive ceremony
} in his usual solemn manner The BRIDE,
who has passed about 20 summers, was richly
attired in handsome, dark brown Henrietta
cloth, and appeared very beautiful and tmor-
Gus as she distinctly uttered, 81 will. The
groom, though ten years older, presented
youthful appearance, as pleasant smile II,
lumined his visage, and he responded
will
A reception was given the felicitous couple
in the evening at the parsonage, where
number of the young people of Fawn Grove
were invited to celebrate the nuptlal occasion
The company was entertained by many choice
vocal selections, accompanied by the orchestra
Rev. J. NJ. and Nelson Ginghng, vIohnlsts,
Prof. |. L. Twilley. cornetist. and Miss Eta
Crout, organst. About ten clock the party
was invited in the dining room, where
sumptuous collation., consisting of all the deli
caces of the season was served. After
spending an enjoyable evening, the company
wishing the bride and groom a long and
prosperous life, sought their respective
homes. Among those present were Misses
Carrie Merryman, Nette Legglt, Clara
/ Burns. Kate Bradley, and MessrS Milton,
/ Wilbert and Irwin Herbert, Charley Brooks,
| Rev. T. H. Wright and wife.
CLINE-BRooKS.
/ Mr.. Frank NJ. Cline and Miss Carrie NJ.
] ID r r., T,-byo RrAnl-z Ng
! Baltimore and a granddaughter of Mr.. John
1 Murray YingIing. of Westminster. were mar
ried Wednesday evening at Trinity Methodist
I Episcopal Church South, Baltimore. The
Rev. W. II. d. Harper, presiding elder OF the
East Baltimore district of the Baltimore Con
ference. officiated The bride wore a travel
ing dress of ''Eifel shade cloth, her hat and
gloves matching her dress. She carried a
bouquet of Japanese chrysanthemums. In
medlately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Cline left Baltimore for a wedding trip through
the North. The ushers were Frank H.
Jacobs, of Belair, Harry NJ. Brooks, brother
Of the bride, Carey \. McAfee and George
NARROW Mr. Cline is a son Of Police Ser
geant Cline, of the northwestern district, and
is junior member Of the firm of McAfee Bros
& Cline, of Belair, Md.
THAwLEY-sNTrH.
Mr.. Charles J. Thawey, Of Westminster,
was married on Tuesday to Miss Carrie f.
Smith, daughter Of Mrs. f. II. Smith, 543 $. /
Paca street, Baltimore. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John G. Lutz, at the .
residence of the brides mother. The bride .
wore a travelling dress of brown The bride /
and groom came to Westminster on the even
ing train.
GOopWIN--WINN.
A quiet wedding was celebrated at the resi-.
Of ha hrfffafe rn1fhar IsF2A 4 10 E
Ave. Baltimore, Wednesday afternoon, Nov,
ember 18th. at four o'clock, in the presence
of the immediate relatives OF the contracting
parties, who were Mr.. d. Elmer Goodwin,
Young merchant Of Reisterstown, and Miss
Blanche Lee VIM, only child of Mrs. Kate
VIM aud the late James P. Vim. The
bride entered the parior on the arm Of DR..
j. c. Scarf, and was attlred ~ a handsome
dress OF cream cashmere made Empire. with
MORE trimmings aud surah sash, and earring
a magnificent bouquet q bride roses. The
groom attended by ms brother, Mr.. Harry
Goodwin, met he bride in the centre Of the
parlor, before the Rev. Chas. Griffith, rector
Of Ascension +. +. Church. After the cerc-
mouy the way Was led 20 the DINING room,
where an elegant collation. was served.
Mr. aud Mrs. Goodwin left on the 6.25
train for Reisterstown.
The presents were handsome aud numer
Gus anu snow the esteem ia WultA t9t new
married pair are held.
HUI-BEGGs.
A pretty wedding took place on Wednesday
afternoon At Beggs United Brethren Chapel,
in Cranberry Valley, few miles from West
minister. The bride was Miss Mary Agnes
Beggs daughter Of William Joha BeEgs, Of
Mt. Pleasant, and the groom, Mr.. Wm, Brock
enridge Hall. Of Westminster district The
ceremony took place in the presence OF a
large number Of friends aud relatives Rev.
J. b. Anthony. Of Manchester. vas the Off
ciating minister. The ushers we're Aessrs-
Edgar &. Hull. Harry c. Ssonesifer, George
w. Hull IT., and j. Howell StonesifeT. The
bride wore becoming dress Of white surah,
trimmed with satin and lace, with long train,
and tulle bridal veil, ami carried handsome
ivory. bound hymn book. reception was
held al the residence Of the brides parents.
Mr. aud Mrs Hull leit on the fast mail from
Westminster on an extended tour 10 many Of
the large cities. 4
InyE-HoKNER.
Mr.. Wm. FIsove and Miss Blanche Homer,
both Of Baltimore, we're married on WedHes
day evening al Whatcoat Parsonage, Rev.
De. Gibson performing the ceremony. The
bride Is q sister Of Mrs. Geo. \. Miller, Of
Westminster who attended the wedding.