The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-04-06
KILLER Fulton

5RrFsstrd Cor the rynocratis Advocate
Mr.. Frederick d. Miller, ono o. the most
popaiar yosug society leaders Of W cstuni mister.
~ Niss Alice. daughter Of Mr.. Charles II.
F,i,o,. ur WalksrsviIi., werc msrued AZ
Glade Reformed Church, WaissFsvilte, Fred
erick couniy. GA Wednesday, April 5ord, al
2. m A large number % the groom friends
from Westminster and Baltimore sent 10
walksrsville on "Wednesday morning 10 attend
the wedding The church IN whlch The eeEe,
r,or.y vas performed vas beautifully decorated
with crossing plauts and flowers and brilliantly
EghtTd. having previouSly bss-n dArksned Tor
The parpose. Joseph MAxE5oiie and his
assistant. she veil known Italian harpsst and
vsolinisf played the wedding march frosuPi-
IN Al she appointed boar the bridal party
entered the church iu ihe ioilcsSnE ORDER
FIRST she PAGES. Masters Jimmie Bond aud
I.sgts wo5dxard. 81 Westminster, CARY ing
the ribbons which formed the aisle through
which The bridal party passed next Tie ushers
and bridesmaids. then tao hulF loser strit,
Misses Grace aud Phsrbe NeidiE. o. trcsier'
irk. dressed respectively IN pinS aud osac-
carving between ihem = basket oi ho~erss
an4 afler them the bride and srocut. AZ shr
rhancsl the party divided, thrre eoopirs
takinz pasition 10 the riEhI 81 the groom and
fhr,,, - saa iett u the bride. The ceremony
w.s reformed by Rev. = ~ HrDeh, pastor
of Tie church. assisted hy Rev. c. ;. SlAgse,
AZ Westminster. The bride was beautifully
st,;rsA in cream sarah ~iih tslls vel. long
gloves and carrying bouquet q roses ne
k-,desrnsids were most becomiuEsy ALTERED,
two in pale blae. iuo in lavender, oae IN pinS
and one ia ysiiow faile franchise; Tho ashers
were in fai. eveaiax drvss and wore boaion-
a,errs TO match the color q his bridesmaid :
dress NJ " L. Barke, Of Baltimore, acted
~ b,st nan. and Mss Katie ooldsboroaShr
OF Nalkersvilic. a. best girl. II be ashsrs
were Messrs Joba Sifor1i. Of tFedcrek; Joha
p. Brensirr, Arthur Smith. Frank Z. Miller,
brother Of the groom, and De. jos 1. heF1ns,
Of Westminster, the bridesmaids weTe Misses
carrie Wood, Of Baltimore; Grace Vine
breuner, % Frederick; Airy Niuebrenner aud
E8is Roatrhan, % WAkcrsville, and Fbtass
Gefz.pdaunrr. of MArtihsbarg, West Va
Alter The ceremony an elegant ISOLATION was
served ST the residence 81 the bride parcels
where q reeeption was held nn,ii p m. he
bridal persents Were numerous. beautiful an q
eostfv Mr.. and Mrs Miller isit on the al
izuia Eng phiia4eIphia. NeE York aud other
cities They we're accompanied as Ia ~
Frederick jaaciioa BY number q iuends;
who shoWesed them beautifully Siih r'ee and
congratulations. Amoagst the guests from =
dis,anes. we're Mrs Miller. siepmother Of the
groom, and his brother. Mr.. Richard Miller,
and wife, Of "walaut Hills, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Mrs Burke, Mr.. aud Mrs Jenness, Mss
Robinsoa and Mr.. Rice OF Baliimorei Nj. RoSs
and Mr.. and Mrs. Neidig. Of Frsdercki Mr..
Dorsey OWiugs, Of Lynchbarg, Val Mrs
John I. Re;fsnider. Mrs. Jennie Woodward,
+ Mrs Cpshur Sterling, Misses NJ. =, shellman,
Maggie HGber, Grace Bowers, Lille " ood-
ward and Lottic Moore. Of Westminster; Miss
Neltie Shriver, AvOndale; Messrs- Charles Z.
+ CasseIl William d. Reese, John Everhari,
{ John d. Bowers, Prof J. A. DIfenbaagh'
jobs Reifsnidee JF. and Master Elting Reit-
{ suIdsr. Of Westminster.