The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-06-01
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The NJ. K, Church, New Windsor, May
10Th. was the scene of one of the most brl-
liant weddings of the season. The contract.
ing parties were Mr.. Milton Lolhckotfer and
Miss Ida L. Snader. Under the artistic
supervision of Mrs A. Bankard, assisted by
Mrs. f. Snader and p. B. Snader, the church
was most profusey decorated. From the
rostrum arose a mass of howers-palms, sm
lax. lilies, begonias and geraniums conlcaly
arranged presenting in miniature the appe ar.
ance of the Hanging Garden OF Babylon
On either side of the altar was large cluster
of fuschias.
At eleven o clock many guests were seen
copgregating at the residence of Mr.. Elwood
E. Snader. brother of the bride, where lunch
and refreshments were served before proceed
ing to the church. Having arrived, they
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. b. h. Snader,
host and hostess of the occasion, and ushered
into the parlor, where they awaited IN merry
chit chat the time of the feast
This apartment was profusely bedecked, a
large pyramid of flowers occupying the rear
end of the room. Promptly at one the doors
were thrown open and the guests invited to
repair to the dining hall. What sumptnouS
renast The many Suhstantlals such as sur
KEY, chicken, crabs. beef and ham, as well
as the deIicacies, ice cream. cake, etc. were
disposed of with a relish. Both eplcure ana
dyspeptic We'd in justice to the occasion. An
elegant bouquet of flowers graced the table
Luncheon over, the guests departed for the
church. At four o clock the bridal party ar
rived. They we're met by the ushers, Mr..
VIM. Zolhckoffer, brother Of the groom. and
Mr. Ed Roop, who, followed by the MAIDS
of honor, preceded them up the aisle to the
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march rem
dered by Prof. Jno. Roger. They were met
ID rrh
formed the ceremony in a solemn and impress
sive manner.
The bride is a beauiifu! brunette and was
handsomely attired in rich wood. brown
Robe" of cloth. She wore hat OF crushed
roses and net to match and gloves OF meoIum
tan. and carried beautiful bouquet OF PINK
rose buds The groom looked his best IN a
suit of black with white tie. and gloves 10
match tfpse of the bride as did also the usa-
ers The maids of honor, Misses Eduie
Snader and I.eonore Bankard, little girls OF
six, were handsomely dressed IN cream
lace aud wore broad sashes aud mlus OF
same color, aud white slippers. Ciemaus
adorned the hair, aud they carried baskets
OF white peonies and red and pnk roses.
The happy couple left on the LOO tram
for a tour to Atlantic City and Niagara
stopping at other points along the way.
were both useful and ornamental. Among
them was French china dinner and tea set,
by Mr.. 2. b. Suader and wife; a beautiful
silver service. by VIM and Howard Lollic.
koffer. brothers Of the groom; silver desert
spoon, by groom's mother; one dozen SILVER
SPOONS, by r. +. and ]. ". Saaderi an e'e'
gait lsnp. by Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Snader;
toilet sei, by Mrs A. Bankard and G. Seilman;
SCI, Of silver knives, by Mr.. Jos Euglar and
wife: linen in great quantities, and many other
useful aud beautiful presents 800 numerous 70
mention.
As they enter the avenue OF conIasai ME
NAV happiness and prosperity attend every
effort. NAY they ever keep IN mind the pro
loEue Of happy life
Love Is sunshine hate g. shadow
LIE 3 cteckrrsd shade aUd suusiiine.
Ruled By tove-
Apd as time rolls onward. leading NJ the
golden years. may the cause Of Christ be
benefited by their living.