The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-10-14
A Pretty Home wedding.

Reported for the Democratic Advocated
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John d. F.
Stoner, near Uniontown. was the scene of q
very large gathering Of their friends and rela-
hves on the llth instant, to witness the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Ida. to Mr.. Da
vid K. Geiman, of Cranberry Valley, near
Westminster. After very sumptuous repast
of cakes, nuts, and many other deicaces, the
happy couple, with the bridesmaid, Miss Mol.
lie Bixler, and Mr.. James Reese, as besenan.
preceded by the ushers, Mr.. Emory Stoner,
brother of the bride, and Mr.. Scott Ii. Bill
myrr, to the sweet strains of Mendelssohn' i
wedding march, rendered by Miss Madgie
Myers, entered the spacious parlor, which had
been beautifully decorated for the occasion,
and took their respective places before the
officiating minister, Elder Solomon Stoner,
who, very impressively, united the happy
couple in the holy bonds of matrimony.
Alter the ceremony was completed, the min
lister extended his hearty congratulations, fol
lowed by the ushers and all assembled.
The bride was very becomingly attired in
cream colored henrietta, en- train, round neck,
with short sleeves, trimmed in ribbon, and
Port de Paris lace, with gloves and slippers
to match, and wore wreath of orange bios
SONS, which was worn by her mother when
she was married. The bride carried a very
handsomely bound bible, which was the gift
of the groom. The bridesmaid was attired in
cream cashmere, trimmed in ribbon and lace,
with gloves and slippers to match. The
groom wore the conventional black, with
white tie. The attendants at the table we're
Misses Viola Warner and Minnie Croft, of
Westminster, and Sadie Stoner, sister of the
bride, all being very becomingly attired.
The presents were numerous, many OF them
being useful as well as ornamental. The
newly married couple took the train for Bal
timore, Philadelphia and other points OF in
terest A long, happy and prosperous life
for them is the sincere wish of your cores
pondent.
Among those present besides the family
were Solomon Stoner and wife, George Eek OK
enrode and wife, Mrs. T. j. Shreeye, Philip
Englar and wife, John Formwalt and wife,
Jesse +. Billmyer and wife, Mrs. Caroline
Bilimyer, Davis Myers and wife, K. Lee Erb
and wife, Mrs. Samuel Bare, and the Misses
Lulu. Carrie, Viola, Irene and Maggie Bare,
Samuel Bare, Frank Bankard and wife, Sam
uel Stoner and wife, William Billmyer, Clar-
ence BiIlmyer, Jennie Billmyer, Denie Fair,
Sadie Fair, William Eckenrode, James Weis.
haar, Savilla Wertz, Mrs. Sallie Bloom, Susie
Bloom, William B. Bankard and wife, Daniel
S. Diehl, William Formwalt, Birdie Form.
walt, Jacob Bankard, Eliza Wilson, Edward
Baker and John Garner, of Uniontown, Nd
Jesse Myers and wife, Ernest Myers and
wife, Sadie Myers, Eddie Myers, Frank Petry,
Joseph Englar and son, Jesse Myers, Dr..
John Myers and wife, Charles Repp and wife,
Mamie Repp, and Ida Six, of New Windsor !
Mrs. Jeremiah Geiman, Lucretia Gelman,
Cora Geiman, Anna Geiman, Ernest Geiman,
Howard Geiman and wife, Howard Young
and wife, Blanche Stoner, Emanuel Stoner
and wife, William Geiman and wife, Mrs
Salie Warner, Mrs. Uriah Bixler and daugh-
ter Carrie, Joseph Foutz and wife, Mary
Myers, John Myers, Edward Bixler, J. Paul
Roger, David Geiman, VIM. Ebaugh, Wesley
NJ. Geiman, and Frank Orndorf, of West
minister; Frank Mcclure and Cora Billmyer,
of Baltimore City Abraham Stoner and wife,
II. A. Little and wife, Rosa B. Saylor. and
Charles Rinehart of Union Bridge; Charles
F. Myers and wife, and the Misses Madgie
and Birdie Myers of McKinstry's Mills; Ed
ward Bankard and wife, also from Mckin-
stry's Mills the Misses Lucy and Anna Gel;
mai, of Stonersville; the Misses Ada and
Laura Roger of Frizellburg, Mrs. Mary Nc
Rue of Adams county. Pa. Howard Roger
of Virginia, John Z. Pitzer and George w.
Englar of Gettysburg, Pa. and Sarah CARRIER
of Maryland.