The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-05-23


On Wednesday evening" the 10th instant, a
NJ. p. Church. The contracting parties were
VIM. D. Bush, eldest son of VIM. A. Bush,
and Miss Mary c. Lamotte, daughter of the
late William II. Lamotte. The church was
densely packed with relatives and friends
anxiousy awaiting the arrival of the bridal
party. A few minutes after O'Clock p. M.
the happy couple entered the church, preceded
by the nshers, Rev. John I. Marsh Charles
Flatter, Horace Shipley and VIM. l.. Lester,
and Miss Ada Bush, the groom's sister, and
Miss George Lamotte, sister of the bride.
Miss Clementine Shipley rendered Nelly
Grants wedding march upon the organ, ac-
companied by Chas. Il. Woods on the violin.
Rev. G. r. McCready, pastor Of the circuit,
met them at the altar, and performed the
marriage ceremony in an impressive manner.
The bride wore cream colored henrietta
trimmed in velvet lace, with tulle veil, and
carried a bunch of lilies. The groom was
attired in black. After the ceremony the
bride and groom retired to the residence of
the brides mother, in Mechanicsyille, follow
ed by large company of friends, where a
reception was given. Among those present,
so far as your correspondent could ascertain,
were William A. Bush and wife, Ada Bush,
Warren Bush, VIM. Miller, Cordia and Rosie
Miller Mrs. Frank Miller, j. A. Bush and
wife, John NJ. Bush and daughter Emma
Peter Woods and wife, Charles r. Woods,
George Lamotte, Mrs. Geo. Lamotte, Frank
Lamotte, George A. Miller and wife, Irwin
Miller, George W. Miller and wife, Maggie
Miller, w. E. Miller, of Westminster; Lewis
Haines and wife, Moses Barnes and family,
Jabez Barnes and wife, Mary i. Frizzle, Rev.
G. r. McCready, Rev. j. T. Marsh, Geo. Il.
Turtle, Charles V. Turtle, Addie, May and
Carrie Turtle, of Westminster; Granville T.
Herring and wife, Bradley Herring and wife,
John, Jennie and Margie Herring, Daniel b..
Bush and wife, Mamie Shaner, Eta Bush,
Emma Tanner, Emma, Fannie and Maggie
Caple, Carrie Devilbiss, Daniel B. Shaeffer,
f. Ii. Shaeffer, Lewis Shipley and wife,
Horace Warren, Mollie, Clementine and Alice
Shipley, Harry Shipley, Frank Herring and
wife, Roby Herring, Mrs. Margaret Caple,
Norris Caple and family, Chas. Caple and
wife, George Caple, Eta Caple, Elias b.
Arnold and wife, Samuel Wilderson and wife,
of Westminster; Edward l.. Crawford, VIM.
l.. Leister, Charles Platter, William Platter,
Flora and Carrie Wheeler, of Baltimore;
Joshua Williams, Hollis Williams, Emory
Williams, VIM. Lester, Maggie Lester, DR..
Sias Gorsuch and wife, Nora Taylor, of Pa
tapsco; Bessie Frizzle, May Gorsuch, Frank
Warehime, VIM. II. Lindsay and wife, Roger
ShipIey, Charles and George Benson, Roy
Caple, Lewis Tanner, Essie Shipley, NJ. F..
Sleffrey, Carroll Haines, Mamie Benson,
Arthur Stonesiier, Harry II. Frzzle, Levi
Gambler, VIM. Ii. Warehime, Rachel Ware
hime, II. L. B. Warehime, Ray Warehime
and Charles Stonesifer and wife.
Notwithstanding the large crowd the guests
were each handsomely entertained by the
generous hostess. After the usual congratu-
lations and greetings they were in turn invited
to an abundant repast, consisting Of all the
delicacies of the season. The bridal party
were the recipients of many useful and costly
presents. AT a late hour the party dispersed,
leaving their best wishes to the young couple.
On the next day Thursday a dinner was
given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
A. Bush in honor of the bride and groom.
1t was an old time family reunion of families
and friends, at which Vim. Miller and wife,
J. A. Bush and daughter Eta, John NJ. Bush,
Emma Bush, George A. Miller, wife, daughter
and son, Peter Woods and wife, Mrs. Sarah
Caple, Mrs. Frank Miller, Bradley Herring
and wife, George Lamotte, Rev. G. Il. Nc
Cready and wife, Rev. John 7. Marsh, Cordie
and Rosie Miller, Ada and Warren Bush,
VIM. Lester and wife, Elias Reed and wife,
Emma and Mollie Reed, Mrs. Irwin Dice,
| Maggie Lester, Emma, Fannie and Maggie
| Caple, Margie Herring, Charles Flatter, Flora
and Carrie Wheeler and Mrs. Kate Blizzard
were present. After a sumptuous dinner, at
which all seemed to do Justice, the party en-.
gagged in social conversation, music, singing,
&c., for several hours, when they were again
| informed that the next feature of the occasion
was second indulgence i'll good things, and
they were ushered into n room where a table
was spread laden with cake, ice cream, lem.
onade, &C., which again was partaken Of
with a relish. The occasion was n very pleas
ant one, and will no doubt be long remem
! bered.