Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-01-03
HOLIDAY WEDDINGS.
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day evening, Dec. %, 1890, by Rev. b
Harris, Mr.. j. E. Wilson, OF Johns
town, Pa, and Miss Lizzie A. Thomas
daughter of r. NJ. Thomas, Of this
place. A large number Of friend;
were present, and banquet followed
at the home of the brides parents
! Mr.. Wilson is member of the firm OF
J. NJ. Wilson & Co., grocers, OF Johns
town, Pa, and a young man of fine
business attainments. The bride is an
attractive young lady, well worthy OF
the suspicious future in store for her.
kirby-Johnson.
At the pastoral residence of st.
Michael's Church, Christmas Day,
1890, by Rev. S. J. Clark, Mr.. Will
liam Kirby and Miss Phoebe A. John
son, daughter of Frederick Johnson,
of this place. No "twain made one''
recently have enjoyed more good
wishes than this couple. They have
gone to housekeeping in the good
old way, just as all sensible young
folks should. There is happiness
ahead for them, and happiness enjoy
ed is success achieved.
Munn-Baker.
Society has been on the Qui rice
for some time in anticipation of
the wedding of w. Frank Mum, of
Jersey City, N. j., and Miss Ida
NJ. Baker, of this place. So that
on Wednesday morning, 3lst ult.,
at 10 o'clock the Main street Bap
fist church was filled, mainly by in
vited guests, to observe the ceremony.
The pulpit desk was beautifully fes-
wickets near the head of the aisles
marking the boundary between the in
vited and unlimited witnesses. Each
guest in passing within the wickcts
was presented with Mareschal Neil
rose, tied with a bow of white ribbon,
on which was painted the initials of
the contracting parties, as Il souvenir
of the happy occasion.
Shortly after the appointed hour
the party, escorted by Messrs. Harry
Mum, of Hagerstown, and Bernard
Young, of Cumberland, honorary ush-
ers; A. E. Krise, r. G. Colborn and
A. R. Croft, of this place, active ush,
ers; Miss Lille Baker, maid of honor.
and E. L. Betz, best man, approached
by the southern aisle the open space
in front of the pull pit, Miss Mollie b..
Armstrong meanwhile rendering the
Fen de Joie Wedding March. Rev.
James Miller met the party and SAID
the words which sealed the compact.
The procession reformed and return
ed to the entrance by the northern
aisle. At the church gate sleighs were
taken for Cumberland, whence the
party boarded the train for Hagers-
town, the home of the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Mum. Here Il
reception was rendered them the same
evening.
Those present from abroad were Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Mum and Harry Mum,
of Hagerstown Mrs. w. S. Briden-
dolph and Bernard Young. of Cumber-
land.
The bride wore a robe costume of
diagonal cloth, with hat and gloves to
match, and carried bunch of ss'lilies
of the valley" The maid of honor
was attlred in gray brilliantine with
Persian trimmings, and carried a
bunch Of "La France roses. The
black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mum will leave for
Jersey City, N. j., their future home,
Monday next. Mr.. Mum is in the ser
wee of the Jersey Central railroad
company, by whom he is regarded as
one Of their most trusted employees.
In his bride he has secured one of
Frostburg's most charming ladies, and
one well qualified in all respects to
make model wife. She is one whose
brightness and beauty will be missed
by host Of friends.
The presents We're numerous and
costly.
Notwithstanding.
At the home of the brides parents
Tuesday evening, Dec. 80, 1890, by
Rev. B. Harris, Mr.. j Jonathan Jenkins,
of Allegany mine, and Miss Mary